Administration's View of Syndicate Plan in China Loan
The State Department shows limited enthusiasm for American banks joining a 27.5 million tripartite loan to China. officials caution the loan would be secured by the likin tax, hindering China's progress. They recall the Canton-Hankow project woes and note Britain contests American participation, saying both nations had equal access to the loan.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Department of State
China
The
Tribune
Empire
United States
U Canton-Hankow
Calvin S. Brice
London
Ambasador Reid
America
Great Britain
Ebere
Bankers Outline Plans for Chinese Government Loans
Bankers linked to the Reitch syndicate plan to finance China government loans from the United States. Willard D. Straight, consul general in Monk en and now in Washington, will review investment opportunities and travel to China within about two weeks. European bankers recently funded imperial loans at favorable prices, with the 1896 loan quoted high on London markets.
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China
Japan
Russia
United States
Willard D. Straight
Monk@en
Etcte
Washington
Straight
New York
Europe
London
Turkey favors Crete and asks powers to reconsider evacuation
Constantinople reports the Porte has asked Great Britain France Russia and Italy the protecting powers of Crete to reconsider the July 21 evacuation decision. The Cretan situation has caused European inquietude with Turkey demanding the return of its flag and Greece favoring annexation.
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Constantinople
The
Porte
Great Britain
France
Russia
Italy
Crete
Europe
Turkey
Greece
Venezuelan Insurrection Rumors Debunked by Venezuelan Officials
Friends of the Gomez government in Washington report no foundation for plans of an insurrection in Venezuela. Nicanor Bolet Monagas and Venezuela’s Minister in Washington both doubt the existence of any uprising, urging support for President Gomez’s rehabilitation efforts. Captain Chauncey B. Humphrey declined to discuss related cable dispatches, noting they concern matters outside the War Department.
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Gomez
Venezuela
Weterlay
Nicanor Bolet Monagas
Legation
Sefior Rojas
Washington
Republic
Chauncey B. Humphrey
Lake
Metz replies to Gaynor on Belmont money for subway
Controller Metz counters Justice Gaynor at Prospect Hall asserting Belmont funded part of the subway and equipment costs. He questions Gaynor's motives, denies seeking office, and notes Belmont as boss only if true, defending his role pushing the company to meet city obligations.
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Metz
Justice Gaynor
Prospect Hall
Belmont
Brooklyn
Gaynor
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Coen Seeks District Leader Post Against Andrews
Ralph M. Coen former vice-president of the Mount Morris Republican Club in the 31st Assembly District announced his plan to challenge Harvey T. Andrews for district leadership over direct nominations. Coen serves as president of the Direct Nominations League for the district.
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Ralph M. Coen
Mount Morris Republican Club
Harvey T. Andrews
Mr. Coen
Direct
Pre vacation dinner for Metz at Brighton Beach
Brooklyn Democratic Club to host a dinner for Controller Metz at the Brighton Beach Hotel on Thursday before his Europe trip. Friends held a larger Waldorf Astoria dinner last winter where speakers hinted Metz might run for mayor.
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Brooklyn Democratic Club
Controller Metz
Brighton Beach
Europe
Waldorf- Astoria
Schiff Seeks Leadership of 26th Assembly District
Jacob R. Schiff plans a primary challenge to Samuel Krulewitch for the 26th Assembly District leadership in September. Schiff charges Krulewitch group is one man power with ten of fifteen district committee members urging a contest. Krulewitch supporters predict a two to one victory.
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Jacob R. Schiff
Samuel Krulewitch
Schiff
Mr. Krulewitch
Krulewiten
Krulewitch
O'Malley Names Third Deputy In NY Attorney General Office
Albany June 10 Attorney General O Malley appoints Roger F Clark of Binghamton to the third deputy post in the department with a 4.00 annual salary The offer was made to Assemblyman Jesse Phillips of Allegany County who declined it
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Albany
O'Malley
Roger F. Clark
Binghamton
Jesse Phillips
Allegany County
Lawyer Ruggles Arrested on Grand Larceny Charge
Moses Alvin Ruggles a lawyer was arrested at his office 6 Beekman Street on a grand larceny charge. He allegedly took more than 1000 dollars from John V Schneider of Indianapolis to defray litigation costs to gain title to Haarlem Commons Estate. Title search showed the estate settled in 1820 and could not be litigated. Police say funds continued after Dutton Butterfield firm searched the title and found the estate divided among five heirs.
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Moses Alvin Ruggles
Beekman Street
John V. Schneider
Indianapolis
Ruggles
Schneider
Dutton & Butterfield
Broadway
Camain Mir
J. H. Cunningham
Ralph Po Robbins
Rizal
Lopez
Fire Island Inlet
Point-o'-Woods
Edward Baker
James M. Sehneider
Baker
F. W. McCallan
Manila
Peyton Carter
W. W. Rodwell
Long Island
James Powell
Supreme Court
Georgia
Ma’am
Sefiora Ana Herro
Havana
Barcelona
New York
J. Ramirez
Baron and Baroness Uriu Tour Navy Yard and Governor's Island
Baron and Baroness Uriu visited the Brooklyn Navy Yard and Governor's Island, hosted by Captain Murdock and Major General Wood, with receptions and tours including the new employee restaurant overseen by Miss Anne Morgan. The pair praised the hospitality and noted daily invitations they cannot accept due to limited time.
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Baroness Urin
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Murdock
Governor's Island
Wood
Urtu
Navy Yard
Robert M. Thompson
Dunn, Walling, Poundstone
Glanner
Terhune
Jewett
Baxter
Parks
W. T. Biddle
Marine Corps
Anne Morgan
Chamberlain
Department of the East
Gary
Dorey
Baroness Uriu
Millionaire Hobo Heads to Europe for Unemployed Aid
Committee members in Bowery report J Fads How plans to sail incognito to Europe to organize unemployed in European cities and invite Bernard Shaw to a Chicago convention in January 1910. Bolton Hall sails on Saturday to Germany to recruit reformers, with Hippolyte Havel seeking a French attendee.
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Committee For the Relief of
Bowery
Canal Street
J Fads How
Europe
Bernard Shaw
Chicago
How
Bolton Hall
Cincinnatti
Germany
Hippolyte Havel
Emma Goldman
Guatemalan Consul Enjoined Over Magazine Purchases
Judge Lacombe ordered Ramon Bengoechea to show cause why an injunction should not issue to stop him from buying up and suppressing the June issue of Uncle Sam's Magazine. The article on maltreatment of US citizens angered the consul general, and his agents reportedly bought copies, harming advertisers by limiting circulation.
Castro Still At Santander Villa Quietly
Ex President Castro of Venezuela and his wife live quietly in a villa near Santander Spain. There is no evidence he is aiding a rumored filibuster toe expedition.
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Castro
Santander
Spain
Venezuela
Lopez Shipwreck Passengers Rescued Off Fire Island Night
The Merritt Chapman tug Relief rescued 67 first class and 427 steerage passengers from the Antonio Lopez after grounding on Long Island sands off Fire Island. Priests and nuns calmed the frightened crowd. stowaways were detained at Ellis Island. Passengers sheltered at Hotel America and Ellis Island barracks.
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New York
Merritt- Chapman
Relief
Antonio Lopez
Fire Island
Domenico
Mario Adami
Lopez
Long Island
Compania Transatlantica Espafiol
C. F. Chapman
Pier
East River
Hotel America
East 15Th Street
Commissioner Williams
Ellis Island
Genoa
Cadiz
Ali Salvatore da Pacella Jonico
Alexandria
Carmine Francesco da Sorpor
Domenico Toscani
Barry Must Stay in the Tombs After Habeas Ruling
Justice Gildersleeve denied Charles Barry's habeas corpus seeking bail and ordered him to remain in the Tombs. Barry, convicted in a note fraud case unearthed by District Attorney Jerome, faces an indeterminate sentence of one to five years after the Appellate Division upheld the conviction and Barry appealed to the Court of Appeals.
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Gildersleeve
Charles Barry
Jerome
Barry
Court of Appeals
May Panama Canal excavation dips despite rise in year over year
Washington reports May excavation at the Panama Canal totaled 2 896.0 percent cubic yards, the smallest monthly amount in the past year though still 193 198 cubic yards more than the same period last year. The drop is blamed on fewer working days and heavy rain.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Morley Blames the Press in Imperial Conference
Lord Morley led the final session arguing the English tongue unites empire more than soldiers. He blamed the press for European arms tensions and urged newspapers to push for world peace as delegates tour sites and await the Spithead naval review featuring 140 warships. The conference resumes June 20 for committee reports.
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London
Lord Morley
Spithead
King appoints commission to simplify Prussian administration
Emperor William acting as King of Prussia signs a decree naming a seventeen member commission chaired by Count Botho zu Eulenberg to study decentralization and faster provincial administration. The panel includes Schmoller Krupp von Bohlen Delbrueck and several provincial governors and mayors.
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Berlin
William
Prussia
Crown Council
Bertin
Count Botho Zu Eulenberg
Herr Schmoller
Herr Krupp von Bohlen
Krupp
Ludwig Delbrueck
London Widow Mrs Ruiz Dies in Suspected Self
Mrs Mary Agnes OBrien Ruiz, once married to Cuban diplomat Antonio Ruiz, died in Grosvenor Street London from a gunshot wound May 16. An inquest June 19 reportedly suppressed details. attorney Edward Hymes disputes self inflicted death claim.
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London
Mary Agnes O'Brien Ruiz
Antonio M. Ruiz
Grosvenor Street
Miss Caney
Mrs. Ruiz
Wellmans Balloon Frame Shipped for Polar Attempt
The frame and mechanical parts of Walter Wellmans balloon were shipped from Paris to Rotterdam for transfer to Tromso. Engineer Vaniman led the outfit as the Arctic, the advance ship, heads to Spitzbergen with the expedition set to arrive there today.
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Paris
Walter Wellman
Wellman
North Pole
Rotterdam
Tromste
Vaniman
Arctic
Spitzbergen
Jubilee Dinner At American College In Rome Fetes Pope
In Rome on June 1 dignitaries of the Church and American guests gathered for a grand dinner at the American College. Archbishop Farley and others toasted the Pope, praised Pius X, and spoke on religion’s role in American life. The event featured music, toasts to the Pope, and national hymns, ending with a Star Spangled Banner as all rose.
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Rome
Farley
New York
O'Connell
Boston
Robert Seton
Jersey City
Bist Charlies E. McDonnell
Brooklyn
Maurt F. Burke
St. Joseph, Mo
Michael Hoban
Scranton
B. Corrigan
Archdiocese of
Baltimore
Monsignor Kennedy
College of Cardinals
America
Monsignor
Falconio
Washington
Monsignor Farrelly
Cleveland
American College
Vatican
Finance bill advances in British Parliament amid opposition
London June 19 The House of Commons approved the second reading of the finance bill by 366 to 209. Nationalists opposed, led by John E Redmond, who said his party would vote against it as unfair to Ireland. Further detailed debate in committee is expected to continue into autumn.
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London
House of Commons
John E. Redmond
Ireland
Foreign News Notes From Across The World
Bogota reports General Reyes leaves capital for Atlantic Coast tour with General Jorge Holquin acting as president in his absence. In Martinique a theft of about 14500 from the local government treasury prompts an inquiry. Amoy records a riot at a Moa Chow religious celebration leaving one soldier dead and three wounded. Dresden notes five Russian students convicted for spreading revolutionary propaganda in several technical schools with sentences of one to eight weeks.
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Reyes
Jorge Holquin
Amoy
Moa-Chow
Dresden
Charlottenburg
Darmstadt
Mittweida
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