King Edward Attends Dorchester House Dinner Here
Ambassador Reid and Mrs Reid hosted a grand Dorchester House dinner for King Edward on American soil with President Roosevelt’s envoy Longworth and a host of cabinet ministers and society figures present. The event featured a formal reception and lavish floral decor with music by Herr Gottlieb’s orchestra and performances by Mme Eames and others.
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Italian Cabinet Programme Outlines Peace and Reform
Rome June 12 Premier Giolitti unveiled the new government aims including peace abroad and order at home. He called for relief measures for peasants and southern Italy, lower food duties, housing for the poor, and a parliamentary inquiry into conditions. The budget will extend railway arrangements through year end and seek a vote of confidence, carried by 164 with left and Conservative opposition.
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France Cabinet unveils reform program and labor policy
Paris reports the cabinet declares reforms including income support, worker pensions, and shorter hours while defending church state separation and a general measure on strikes. Poincaré attended council as Jaureés denounced the government actions, calling them a violation of workers’ liberty.
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Greek Play at Harvard Tickets Go on Public Sale
Public demand for tickets to the Greek play Agamemnon at Cambridge Stadium June 16 and 17 prompts public sale. Tickets are available at Harvard Cooperative Society Harvard Square University Bookstore Mass Ave Thurston's News Agency Cambridge and at ticket offices in Boston New York Philadelphia Chicago and from Dr George H Chase Cambridge.
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Mrs Williams to fight Morgan in habeas corpus case
Mrs Ellen B Williams seeks release from Breezehurst Sanatorium Whitestone Long Island after being declared insane on J Pierpont Morgan Jr complaint Franklin Bien of Beekman Street filed for writ of habeas corpus Justice Dugro ordered Dr Harrison to produce her before Special Term Supreme Court at 10 30 am. The petition claims improper commitment false insanity charges unlawful arrest and deprivation of liberty.
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Republican Club Sails to Philadelphia Jubilee
A fifty member delegation from the city’s Republican Club will attend the golden jubilee of the party’s founding in Philadelphia Hotel hall where the first National Convention met June 17 to 19 1856 nominating John C Frémont. The event runs Sunday to Wednesday under the National League of Republican Clubs. A B Humphrey chairs the committee and forty eight members have signed to go.
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Diplomatic Figures Take Waters at Bad Kissingen Hotel
Charlemagne Tower the American ambassador to Germany and Mrs. Tower join Mrs. Leiter of Washington at the Hotel de Russie in Bad Kissingen, where all are taking the waters.
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Mrs Elizabeth Taylor Disappears Then Seeks Admission at Mount Vernon Hospital
Mrs Elizabeth Taylor a wealthy Morristown New Jersey resident who vanished prompted a general alarm sought admission to Mount Vernon Hospital late last night. An ordinary applicant's dress concealed her identity until a matron identified her and alerted New Rochelle police. She had visited her daughter and Mrs Kellar of Pontard Avenue New Rochelle before going to Mount Vernon with care taken. Reported to be suffering from dementia.
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Fraser to sculpt busts of President and Vice President
The commission to sculpt the official bust of the President and a bust of Vice President Fairbanks has been awarded to James Earl Fraser of this city. Fraser, a student of St. Gaudens, has spent two weeks in Washington with sittings from President Roosevelt and is expected to cast the busts in bronze soon. The President approves the reposeful and vigorous facial portrayal.
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Flag display urged on 128th Stars and Stripes anniversary
The board of managers of the Empire State Society of the Sons of the American Revolution adopted a resolution urging all patriotic citizens and business houses to display the American flag today in observance of the 128th anniversary of the Stars and Stripes as the national flag.
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Today’s events include races at Gravesend and multiple commencements
Racing at Gravesend, Columbia and St Pauls School commencements at 11 a m, Board of Education meeting at 4 p m, Cornell Medical College and Polytechnic Institute commencements at 4 and 5 p m, John Davey lecture on Our Wounded Friends the Trees at North Side Board of Trade at 5 p m, Thirteen Club dinner at Riccafonna s Coney Island, free days at city museums.
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List of Consular and Hotel Names and Contacts
Lt Regis Prince N Koudacheff in Washington Do B Kountze in Denver. Hotel Gotham lists Robert J Wynne Consul General at London. L Du Pont in Wilmington Del appears for Hoffman. Doctor C DeCrepe in Rome Italy linked to Herald Ware. Union Square notes Doctor E Lier in Mexico City.
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Weather Report Forecast From Washington June 12
Official Weather Bureau record notes a southern storm near the Middle Gulf Coast with continued rains in the South Atlantic States. High easterly winds affect the south coast. cooler high pressure in the North and East with warmer temps expected Thursday. Storm warnings posted from Fort Monroe to Jacksonville. regional forecasts predict showers in many Western and Central regions with rising temperatures by Thursday.
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Ellen Terry Honored With Drury Lane Jubilee Celebration
A vast Drury Lane audience of around five hundred theatre figures and musical stars witnessed Ellen Terry’s jubilee. Notables including Sir Alexander Campbell and W S Gilbert directed pieces while Duse, Rena, and Caruso performed. Receipts neared 30 000 dollars as Miss Terry addressed the crowd and bade farewell to no one.
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Bernhardt Bids Farewell in Mixed Act Evening at Lyric
The Lyric Theatre crowd packed to bid farewell to Mme Sarah Bernhardt on her winter American tour. She presented short acts from Hamlet La Sorciere The Little Duke in Aida ion and Frou Frou with a yellow gown, receiving repeated cheers and flowers. Tonight she repeats last night’s program and this afternoon offers Camille before the final performance.
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Alcayde premieres in Atlantic City with Seabrooke
Thomas Q Seabrooke starred in Alcayde a new production by Frederick Barry and George Stephens Jr at Atlantic City. Van Rensselaer Wheeler of Philadelphia impressed as Carlos the Gypsy and the chorus was praised. James K Hackett, producer, expects strong reception in Chicago this summer.
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Professor Marries College Dean in Springfield Wedding
Miss Mary E. Lewis dean of Missouri University Woman's Department and Professor Arthur M. Greene of the same university wed at 8 p m in Springfield. Rev Fred G Gotwald of York Penn officiated at the bride's parents home Dr and Mrs T A Lewis the ceremony was reported by telegraph.
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International cancer conference planned at Heidelberg
Berlin reports an international cancer investigators conference will run September 24 to 27 at Heidelberg to coincide with the opening of the Institute for Cancer Research. Professors von Leyden Czerny and Ehrlich have been invited to attend.
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Chicago Hotel Delusion Promises 1200 Rooms on Lakefront
Chicago negotiates a $5,000,000 hotel planned for next fall on Michigan Avenue lakefront. D. H. Burnham & Co. redraws the design for a twelve story building occupying a full block with 400 foot frontage and 1,200 rooms. Furnishings cost $4,000,000. to be run by St Regis management.
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De Koven Ill Rumor Denied Amid Court House Cannon
Family and representatives rebut rumors that composer Reginald De Koven is in a sanatorium or hospital after the arrest of Mrs De Koven’s chauffeur. Mrs De Koven testifies her husband is resting with friends in the country and will return soon. Chauffeur August Pin remains in jail on speeding charges after Riverside Drive incident. bonds posted with real estate as security.
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Trial on spirits and occultism in wake of Dr Thomas White case
In Baltimore June 12 the U S District Court heard testimony in the Thomas White fraud case. Dr Stanley L Krebs defended by arguing belief in telepathy and subliminalism while claiming possible cures through suggestion. Professor J Mark Baldwin of Johns Hopkins will testify in rebuttal.
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Civil War Veteran Sets Fire Then Kills Himself in Norwalk
Charles J. Youngs, a Civil War veteran, doused shavings with oil in several barrels around his Newtown avenue home, ignited them, and waited as neighbors arrived. He then shot himself, blowing his head apart after declaring death to show how an old soldier dies. The house burned to the ground. burial plans had been arranged the day before.
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Haydel Wins $25,000 Against Mrs Gould in Court
Abner J. Haydel, architect, sues Mrs. Howard Gould for services claiming he prepared nineteen plan sets for Castle Gould at Port Washington Long Island. The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court Brooklyn affirms the judgement of $25,000 as Haydel’s recovery after all plans were discarded.
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Dying Man Urged Sister to Marry in Quick Ceremony
Justin W. Heilbron died at his home on West Second Street after asking that his sister Bertha Heilbron wed J Lewin of Brooklyn. The ceremony, held yesterday afternoon with Dr Schulman officiating, united the couple. Heilbron, born in Germany, aged twenty eight, had lived in the United States twenty years and was a Dickinson Seminary graduate. He leaves a wife and three sisters. Funeral today at the home and burial in Cypress Hills Cemetery.
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James J Hill paid about 500000 through broker John ee for a new sea coast residence at No Ea 5 ee mest 65th street, from Mrs W H Bliss. The property fronts 43 feet and runs 100 feet deep. Bliss bought the plot in 1899. Hill has resided at Bolkenhayn, 58th Street Fifth Avenue, for several years.
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Japanese Steward Stays in Navy After Naturalization
Annapolis June 12 Omura Yohachi a Japanese steward at the Naval Academy took out naturalization papers before Judge James Revell He is believed to be the first Japanese enlisted man in the navy to follow the department rule requiring naturalization or discharge Yohachi has served fourteen years in the U S navy and says he has no wish to return to Japan.
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Travellers for Rotterdam on the Ryndam Listed
A list of passengers departing today for Rotterdam aboard the Ryndam includes Dr and Mrs BE Lawton Miss Edith Wharton Dallas My and Mrs Trevalyan Borda Dallas Mrs J B Orr Mrs J B Pell Mrs Harvey KR Gaylord Mrs Thomas McKean and Miss Amy Hobart Shaw Mrs George Roberts Robert North Mrs Charles Tuckerman Mr and Mrs L F P Best Mr and Mrs W Cunningham.
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Mrs Stenton bars door in murder tangle in The Bronx
Mrs Louisa Stenton mother of murdered Mrs Alice Co D Kinnan barricaded her doors again refusing admission to all including her counsel. Police say the key was lost and Coroner McDonald and Captain Price seek statements from the elderly woman while Richard Kinnan at Asbury Park keeps silent. He had been approached with offers to finance a divorce through hush money.
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Obituary: Ed ward Mead Belden Dies After Illness
Ed ward Mead Belden of Syracuse died at his home after a five day illness. He was the son of the late Mead Belden and nephew of Congressman James J. Belden. A Williams College graduate class of ’89, he served as his uncle’s secretary until the death. He was forty one. He planned to sail to Europe with his mother before the illness. A severe stomach hemorrhage preceded his death. Burial will be at Akwood Cemetery in Syracuse.
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Mrs Mary Livingston Green Dies Prominent Trenton Figure
Mrs Mary Livingston Green widow of Charles E Green died at her home in Trenton after years of illness from cancer. She was socially prominent in Princeton and Trenton and a liberal benefactor to charities. She was a daughter of William W Potter of Washington. Her husband led Princeton University finance and Lawrenceville School trustees. Her son Henry W Green holds both father’s offices and she leaves a daughter Susanne Livingston Green.
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Death of Silas C. Halsey Former Consul at Sonneberg
Silas C. Halsey aged 74 died yesterday at his Newark home from diabetes. Born in Springfield Union County he once served as United States Consul at Sonneberg Germany. He worked in Newark leather business and leaves a widow a son Les D. Halsey and a daughter Mrs Arthur Slade both of New York.
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McPartland Declared Insane in Murder Trial
Dr. William Stefnach and Dr. Carlos MacDonald, alienists, testified in the trial of James McPartland, the watchman charged with the Lena Hopfer murder, declaring him insane. McPartland likely to Matteawan. potential later trial if he recovers. Dr. W. P. Wildman said he found alcoholic dementia in 18%. Other alienists also suspected insanity.
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Bill for General Two Cent Fare Nationwide Railroads
Representative Sherman proposes a federal two cent per mile passenger rate for all interstate railroads to take effect January 1. A uniform mileage book system would be sold by all roads and valid on any road, with coupons from 1 000 to 5 000 miles usable for baggage checks and passenger train passage. The bill, assigned to the Foreign and Interstate Commerce Committee, marks Sherman as ranking Republican member and conferee on the Railroad Rate bill.
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Red Cross Conference Opens at Geneva With Nations Represented
Geneva June 12 Proceedings at the Red Cross convention were formal as new delegations arrived. Thirty nine nations represented including the American group led by General George B. Davis Surgeon General O Reilly Admiral Sperry and William Cary Singer. Committees were formed to study questions submitted to the conference.
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Hopkins Arrested for Speeding in Irvington Case
Irvington police arrested R. E. Hopkins of Tarrytown for violating the Automobile Speed law. He is the son of Robert E. Hopkins whose will, found with seventeen marks through signatures, has been in Helgatton. The case will be heard by Justice I. M. Tost Taylor on Thursday.
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San Francisco Dreamland opens as Ocean Breezes attraction
Mark A. Luescher and Henry Lee secure a stake in Dreamland the new seaside show San Francisco opening Saturday with plans for a pretentious venue. The Rein-Dears vaudeville act debuts next Monday at the New York Theatre roof. Jacob P. Adler to sail for England for a London run starting June 15 with farewell West End performances.
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Performer to give fourteen performances in June with varied roles
The actor appears June 27 in Ke te Uri el Acosta The Merchant of Venice Broken Hearts Der Wilde Mensch and his own play Der Fremde Stranger. He is known to theatre audiences for Shylock and previously had a three month run at Grand Theatre.
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Gould Smith marriage announced in New York notice
Anna Jaffray angest daughter of Stephen M and the late Lacy E Smith to Maurice Gould of New York City. Elsebeth Voorhies Cockcroft daughter of Mr and Mrs Cockcroft to Alexander Bognell Tappen of New Utica. Notices require full names and addresses.
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Obituaries from Brooklyn and nearby towns dated June 1906
Death notices list names including Ambler Belden Bliss Brandreth Catlin Green Halsey Hurd Jacobi Lathrop Nickerson Smyth Tooker Wilsey Wood with residences in New York City Brooklyn Montclair and Trenton. Services and interment details show church and private rites, June 12 to 15, and train arrival times for funeral processions.
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Rev Stephen Merritt promotes a world renowned funeral service at a single Chelses site. Advertising claims include largest establishment in the world with phones 1324 and 124 125 Chelsem.
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