Gambling revival plot tied to Monaco chateau Marchais
A British report outlines moves to relocate Monaco Casino influence to the chateau Marchais near Paris. It notes exterritorial protections, French law limits, and potential royal pressure from France against such a transfer. It also mentions Prince Albert of Monaco, Marchais ownership, and connections to European aristocracy and financiers.
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Prince of Monaco
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Chateau of Marchais
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Margale
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England
Germany
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Merehaia
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Trente-Et-Quarante
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Monaco
Jam Marchais
Imesiuch
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Marais la
Marchaie
Louis
Charles 111
Prince Albert
Douglan-Hamilton
Slater
Duke of Hamilton
Taxilio Fentetics
Eugénie
Aix-les-Hainn
Farewell Luncheon for Brazilian Envoy at Capital
Washington dispatch reports Marquise de Fontenoy and Dr Muller bound for Boston via New York after a series of receptions. The Brazilian minister Laure Muller leaves with Dudley Field Malone and travels by destroyer to Newport and beyond. Bryan discusses dollar diplomacy as Muller backs friendly commercial methods and increased trade.
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Tribune Marea
Washington
Laure Muleler
Brazi
Hethlenem
Penn
Boston
New York
Rimseke
Dr. Muller
Secretar
Chevy Chase
Muller
Ty Dudley Field Malone
West Point
Watel
Poston
Ningwra
Pati
San Francisco
Mravit Minna
Bryan
Maller
Wilson
United States
Brazil
Borrow Liberty Bell for Pacific Coast Demonstration
A group of educators and farmers daughters plan to travel from the Pacific Northwest to Philadelphia to seek Mayor Blankenbure’s permission to borrow the Liberty Bell for a patriotic exhibition at the Panama-Pacific Exposition of 1913. They will register at the Martha Washington Hotel, visit Mayor Fitzwerich, then travel to New York and Philadelphia, pledging a wide coast tour to educate children.
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Warheington
Idaho
Philadelphia
Blanken
Philly & Bates
Pacific Northwest
Pacific Coast
Chicazo
Teller
Mlankenbure
Washington
Portland
Ore
People And Guests Gather In Berkshire Summer Scene
In Lenox Berkshire June 16 Senator and Mrs W Murray Crane entertain Mrs William J Boardman and Miss Boardman of Washington. Guests arrive at Maplewood and Castle Hotel as social season begins. Engagement announced for Florence Walton to Frederick Wilder Bellamy, a Yale graduate and lawyer.
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Lavinia E. Cook
Landsdown
Yonn
Cartle Hotel
Williara S Brown
Mra
William 1 Pomeay
New York
Maplewood
Wittaneld
William Sulzer
Rulzer
Fodetheim
H. 2. Miekman
Edward H Delafield
George Winthrop Folsom
Henry J. Rogers
Mra John & Barnes
Mans Charlotte Frames
Victor Max Yowere
Glenhead
Long Island
Aise MB
van Wyck
Mina R. Awrunta Polhemus
Pittafield
Manchester
Vic
Edith Hoelker
Providence
Hayden Channing
Valley Head
Albert HR. Shattuck
Samuel Mrothingham
Harrix Sahnestock
David T. Dana
Henry Mpoore
Kate Cary
Lenox
Daniel Chester French
Kuridge High School
Lins
Lincoln
Frederick Dent Grant
Wittefield
John
Norton
South Orange
Sted Lion Inn
Stockbridge
Clarence C. Buckingham
Bald
John J. Walton
No. 108
Willow Street
Brooklyn
Florence Walton
Frederick Wilder Bellamy
Bellamy
Manhattan
Yale
Frederick P. Hellany
Edward Bellamy
Harvard to Host Foreign Professors Fernand Baldensperger and Ernest von Dobechuets
The Harvard Corporation announces that Fernand Baldensperger, professor of comparative literature at the Sorbonne, Paris, and Ernest von Dobechuets, professor of the New Testament at the University of Halle, will visit Harvard as exchange professors for part of the upcoming college year.
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U.e
Harvard Corporation
Fernand Baldensperger
Sorbonne
Paris
Eernest von Dobechuets
University of Halle
Harvard
Clean-up month promotes Tribune Fund summer outings
The article describes a long standing June clean-up campaign led by the Tribune Fund to prepare children for summer visits to rural hosts. It highlights parent and social worker involvement, elaborate examinations for cleanliness and health, and the aim to ensure children travel to the country free of disease. It notes preparations by Mary and Sam and the role of the medical examiner in judging readiness for the Tribune Fund program.
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Ehoot
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Angela Ard Jalary
Jack
Sam Ated
Tony
Mont
Movings Bank
Mary
Sam
Becante
Tribune
Pard
Josie
Tribune Fund
Ax Happy Land
Middletown-Goshen
Ned
Bierman
Freeman
Treamier
Kev
Henry Barton
Rebert He
Robert Bo Milla
Ces
API
Kent for Big Navy Now
Representative William Kent of California shifts stance from peace-at-any-price to supporting a larger navy. He cites battleships and a continental versus world power debate, arguing for a stronger fleet to secure democracy and deter racial antipathies. His remarks frame naval expansion as essential to national policy.
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Anya
William Kent
California
Navy League of the United States
Congress
Congres
Newport Officers and Admirals Attend Fort Adams Baseball Game
At Fort Adams today a large gathering of Army Navy officers and families watched a baseball game between the Fort Adams officers team and the Wyoming flag ship crew. Wives of Atlantic officers formed a reception committee while Lt Harrison hosted a luncheon with Mrs Francis Duryea of New York honored guests.
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Eramine
Newport
Dune
Army
Navy
Fort Adar
Fort Adams
Wyoming
Harrison
Morrigan
Naval Training Station
Francis Duryea
New York
Tater
Obituary Jubilant Lawson a retired New York builder dies
Judson Lawson aged about sixty five former Assembly member and Gl M 8 legislator died at his Yonkers home on Flag Day. He introduced a bill for Fing Day as a holiday. Lawson held roles in West End Association New York Mintortoat Society and Mechanics and Builders. He was born in Dutchess County and survived by his wife and three sons.
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Prince Peter Lieven
New York
South Africa
Canada
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Caney Island
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Kuala ME
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Moncow
Ancestoy
Sertain
Henry Laeve
Rigs
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Alexander I
iBeenenaant
Dorothea Ieandor
Europe
Isa
Ter Melt
London
Ata
George IV
Prince Condinanstaraich
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Egeria
Judson Lawson
Listriet
Landscape Avenue
Yonkers
West End Assanciation of
New York Mintortoat Society
General Society of Mechanics and Builders
Dutchess County
Tony
Downs's Body Transferred to Regimental Plot
The body of Colonel Wallace A. Downs of the 71st Regiment was moved yesterday from the Masona plot in Mount Hope Cemetery Hastings-Pilgason to the regimental plot. Permission came from Mrs Downs, Crescent Lodge Masons, and Colonel Bates of the Tint Regiment. The Veterans Association watched as the funeral party gathered, and plans for a monument were announced by Edward A. McAlpin. The regiment’s chaplain Edgar Tilton and Bugler J. C. Koechig participated in the service.
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Masona
Mount Hope
Hastingn- Pilgason
Edward A. McAlpin
Colonel Downs
Oterans’ Association
Thartimental
Edgar Tilton
J. C. Koechig
Blaze Near Rockefeller Home Damages Cottage
A cottage on Bake Avenue within three hundred feet of the Rockefeller residence was found ablaze. Chemical apparatus saved the main building but the incident left Mr. Rockefeller poorer by an estimated sum, at least 000.
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Rockefeller
Banker predicts Japan will be English speaking nation
Henry Clews told a Brooklyn audience that bankers know war’s destruction of a nation’s resources and industry. He urged fortifying the Panama Canal and including Japan in any peace with England, predicting Japan will be English speaking within fifty years. Congressman Honynge said most Americans back arbitration aims, though visionary. Public opinion, he said, can educate to forbid war.
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Henry Clews
American Peace and Arbitration League
Sixth Avenue Meth
Feaist Church
Brooklyn
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Clews
Panama Canal
Temple of Peace
Enland
Japan
Far East
Clewa
R. W. Honynge
Arbitration League
Tapan
America
Europe
Joana
Sdim
Washington
Nippon
Miss Carroll in Hospital Secluded Sanatorium Indefinitely
Mini Suzanne Carroll was to wed Major Joby Philly of Holymore in June but collapsed from nervous strain. Taken yesterday from West Street to a private sanatorium by doctors order the wedding postponed. Mrs Carroll said the illness requires long treatment and no date can be set.
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Mini Suzanne Carroll
Bey
Joby Philly Him
Holymore
J. Nowell Carroll
Daugher
Winnem
Mra Carroll
Misa Carroll
Charles Casrell
Carrollten
Deajer
Watted Rinter
Maryland
Japan's Race Pride Sparks New Tensions With California
A Tokyo dispatch notes that Japan’s anger over California land law reflects broader pride and fear of discrimination. Officials say protests were driven by jingo elements, with experts warning of possible future demonstrations and even war talk if U S policy remains unfriendly.
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Tribune
H.W. Denison
Denison
Japan
Mr. Denison
America
Pacific
California
Matsui
Obituary notices from Adams Baker Taker and more
Death notices list Walter Wood Adams Judson Lawson and others with dates in June at various New York area locations. Funeral services announced for June 17 in Yonkers. interments in Rochester and Kenilworth. additional notices for Elizabeth Baker Frederick Taker Harriet Schenck Katharine Wood and Francis Wyeth. Local offices listed in Harlem and Manhattan.
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Madison
Elizabeth Cobra
Jeremiah Baker
Frederick Baker
Josiah Whitney
Abigail Bates
Puth Ave
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Esnmit
N. J
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Iui
Deal Reach
Theodore
Kensteo
N. Vo
Detroit
Mich
Reeman Jonathan Bishop Fraaman
Rahn J
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Rahway
LAWSO
General Society OF Mechanics and
City OF New York
West Hint Brothers
Trother Judson
Lawson
Hineteest
So~ets
Antom Tee
Landscape Ave
Yonkers
Dune In
Ven Cortlandt
Yonkera
Neorge D. Hilyard
Richard T. Davies
Schenck
Rye
N. Y
Clarriet Chesebrough
Charles Btowart Schenck
Paulip Ke Kearny
New York City
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West Ath Street
Jeanie Gardner Averigg
Jamin Ho Averigg
William A. Valentine
Ad A. mi
van Loan
Amityville
Lys
Harriet B
Ne Noy
Wood
New York
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Oliver Elleworth Wood
Trinity Chapel
West 25Th Street
WYETH
Wittenhouse Square
Philadelphia
Penn
Francis Huston Wyeth
Holy Trinity Church
Lith
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