France Relies on Wine Growers Bill Amid Mutinies Rise
Paris reports the Chamber approves the first clause of a wine relief bill by 310 to 261, requiring annual declarations of vineyard acreage and production to curb fraud. Troop disaffection fears are downgraded, mutinies exaggerated, Narbonne incident probed, and Clemenceau warns municipalities of strife against the republic. Municipal resignations total about 40 in the four Midi departments, with births and deaths offices still functioning. The government pledges to enforce the law and prevent watering or sugaring of wine.
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No Demand From Japan In San Francisco Standoff
London dispatch from June 14 reports the Tokyo correspondent of The Daily Telegraph says Japan will not seek compensation from the United States for individual losses amid San Francisco lawsuits. A war with America is deemed unlikely and recent incidents have not harmed bilateral relations.
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Japanese Alarm Deprecation Amid San Francisco Incident
London reports Baron Komura stating the San Francisco attack on May 20 is being handled normally by Washington and Tokio with no justification for alarmist rumors. Tokyo says reporters were urged not to publish inflammatory material on the American question and Jiji notes the assaults stem from city industrial troubles, not a diplomatic crisis.
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Japanese Ambassador Denies Reported Interview
Viscount Aoki, the Japanese Ambassador, asks The Associated Press to publish a statement denying any interview. He says a purported interview published today is baseless and contains remarks directed against Russia in relations with Japan.
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Dublin to Consider Freedom for Croker Contested by Nationalists
London June 13 A move to grant the freedom of the city of Dublin to Richard Croker is set for debate and likely passage by Dublin’s Nationalist council. The proposal lauds Croker as an Irishman in America who will spend retirement in Ireland aiding the Home Rule effort. Only other Americans honored by Dublin include General Grant Captain Potter and Patrick A Collins.
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Earthquake Destroys Valdivia Bridges Killing Five
A severe quake struck Valdivia Chile today destroying several buildings and railroad bridges. Five people were killed and Valdivia, a seacoast city of about 10 000, lies roughly five hundred miles south of Valparaiso.
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Submarine Explosion Hits British Vessel in Harbor
Portsmouth officials report a Royal Navy submarine explosion in harbor today killing Lieutenant Hart and injuring three sailors. The latest type submarine suffered gas accumulation during maneuvers. The incident follows three prior fatal British submarine accidents in just over three years, highlighting submarine danger.
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Hague Peace Conference Opens as Delegates Arrive
The Hague June 13 Russian Ambassador M Nelidoff arrives in time to deliver the inaugural address at the peace conference. Delegates from Spain Greece and Turkey land while British German and Italian arrivals are delayed until tomorrow. Jealousy between Great Britain and Germany looms over the proceedings as 159 delegates gather and formalities begin with protocol of 1899 findings.
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Delegates Leave London for Hague Peace Conference
British delegates to the Hague peace conference depart London for the voyage tonight. American members Joseph II Choate James Brown Scott and William I Buchanan travel with Choate and Scott accompanied by their wives as they proceed to The Hague.
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Venezuelan reconciliation yields New York Consul General
President Castro and Vice President Gomez align, naming Bernabé Planas as Consul General in New York to arrive soon. The incumbent Carlos Benito Figueredo may move to Madrid as minister, signaling Gomez's strengthened prestige and a likely income rich posting. Planas known as a neutral figure.
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Another Shake at Kingston Jamaica
An earthquake struck Kingston Jamaica at 1 20 a m for four seconds from a new direction slightly west of north. The tremor caused alarm but no damage was reported.
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Suvorin on Jews in Russia a controversial interview
The American Hebrew prints an interview with M. Suvorin editor of No voye Vremya in St. Petersburg. He says he opposes Jews as a Russian patriot, cites their culture as a threat to natives, and argues Jews would dominate if freed. He claims government complicity in pogroms and supports assimilation through intermarriage.
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Alfara revolt grows in Central America confederation call
In Mexico City President Zelaya reports the Alfara led revolt has grown, urging a confederation of Central American republics. Nicaragua’s Secretary of State Gomez says Nicaragua stays neutral in Salvadoran events, denies arming gunboat Momotombo, and notes reports the boat was stolen while docked at Corinto.
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Ohio Strikes Ice at Nome Port Panic Rises
The steamship Ohio of White Star line struck ice at Port Safety near Nome Alaska on June 13 causing a large hole in its bow. Panic broke out among passengers with over seventy five jumping into the water. Two white men and one Chinese individual drowned before the ship backed away and returned to Nome.
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Big Fishing Combination Assured
Boston June 13 final work on a large consolidation of New England fishing interests was completed with a $3,000,000 Massachusetts Fish Company charter at the State House. Officers include C M Prankard John R Neal E A Rich Orson M Arnold and others, with more than fifteen firms absorbed into the trust.
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Nine Balloons Start Long Distance Race In Paris
Nine balloons rose from the Aero Club grounds in Paris for a long distance race. Spectators included Ambassador White and Cortlandt Field born, a foreign representative of the Aero Club.
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Cadets Parade Ends Year At West Point Graduation
West Point June 13 heavy rain over the plain as the cadets’ annual graduation parade marked the end of the first class’s four year course. Lt. Col. Howze praised the graduates as officers to serve the United States Army while families and visitors watched, then a formal hop followed before final diplomas and an address by Colonel Lawton and Brigadier General Duvall tomorrow.
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Beck on Public Clamor at New York Law School Commencement
The sixteenth annual commencement was held at Carnegie Music Hall with Dean George Chase presiding. Hon. James M. Beck delivered the address to 147 graduates, prizes were awarded to Peters Carter Mann, Frederic Pitcher, John Steinbugle, Henry Moses, and Bernard Nangla, and Pitcher won the prize tutorship. Beck urged candor and sincerity in advocacy, criticizing rhetorical excess and noting governmental drift toward bureaucracy and weakened public protection of constitutional guarantees.
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Exercises at Adelphi College Celebrate Eleventh Anniversary
At Adelphi College in Brooklyn eleven anniv commencement exercises were held in Central Congregational Church. 119 graduates received degrees as George W. Kirchwey of Columbia Law School urged resolute daily effort. President Levermore announced new prizes and a six week summer school starting July 8.
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Stevens Engineers Graduated at Hoboken Commencement
The thirty-fifth annual commencement of Stevens Institute was held in the auditorium of the main institute building in Hoboken yesterday. Eighty three young men received the degree of mechanical engineer. The honorary degree of doctor of engineering was conferred on John Fritz of Bethlehem, Penn. Paul Morton, president of the Equitable Life Assurance Society and former Secretary of the Navy, delivered the address to the graduating class. The salutatory was by Alexander Murdock Norris of Baltimore and the valedictory by Oliver C. Traver of West Camp, N. Y.
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Salvation Army Leader Miss Booth to Return to New York
Miss Booth head of the Salvation Army in the United States returns to New York today after travels through many Western states and the Pacific Coast. She will be officially welcomed Monday night at Memorial Hall 120 to 130 West 19th Street and briefly recount her journey.
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Three Hot Shots and Navy Retirements In Washington Brief
From The Tribune Bureau Washington June 13 three hot shots tell of a Fort Barancas target misfire where armor piercing projectiles were used by error raising a $40 unsettled balance after three years of dispute. Navy retirements and vessel movements shape a dense military update with orders, promotions, and transfers across army and marine corps.
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Taft Warns About Inadequacy of U S Land Forces
Secretary Taft told a Minneapolis Club dinner that the United States army is deplorably weak compared with the navy. He cited half manned coastal fortifications and urged a large increase in officers to properly train volunteers for war. President Cyrus Northrup of the University of Minnesota presided.
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Senator Morgan's Last Journey to Selma Funeral
Washington June 13 The body of United States Senator John Tyler Morgan left for his home in Selma Alabama for Saturday noon funeral services. Accompanied by his daughters Misses Mary and Cornelia Morgan the voyage included Senators Pettus of Alabama Merida and Overman of North Carolina and IL Jones private secretary. Vice-President Fairbanks and Speaker of the House will attend the funeral procession. Messages of sympathy poured in from across the country including a large floral wreath from President Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt.
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