Suffrage Leaders Guilty of Conspiracy to Damage Property
London June 12 six militant suffragettes and a male supporter found guilty at the Central Criminal Court of conspiracy to commit malicious damage. Sentences range from six to twenty one months with hard labor. costs ordered and peace kept for a year. Annie Kenney protested loudly as sentences were read.
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London
Central Criminal Court
Women’s Social and Political Union
Biss
Harriet Roberta Kerr
Agnes Luke
Ucbet Marrett
Othe Suffragette
Mex
Beatrice H. Saunders
Annie Renney
Laura Geraldine Lennox
Edwin Clayton
Merc
Miss Lake
Yannox
Miss Barrett
Phillimore
Annie Kenney
Beatrice Saunders
Harriet Kerr
Rachel Barrett
Agnes Jake
Laura Lennox
Aco
Howy Clayton
Geveras
Rembrandt Portrait of His Father Sells in Paris Auction
A Rembrandt portrait of his father sold in Paris yesterday at the Marezell de Nemes sale bringing $104,000. The work highlighted the auction’s strong consignments from European collectors.
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Rembrandt
Marezell de Nemes
Paris
Derby Stakes Held Up After Craganour Disqualification
London June 18 an incident added to Derby sensations as legal action seeks to restrain Weatherbys and stakeholders from paying or receiving Derby stakes totaling 32500 dollars after Craganour disqualification. The Weatherbys act as stewards and secretaries for the Jockey Club with a reference to Bend Or versus Robert the Devil in 1580.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Craganour
Chancery
Messie Weatherby
Crakanour
Robert the Devi
Bender
Tadcaster
Jockey Club
Robert the Devil
Ascot Week Opens With Regal Procession and Glamour
London June 17 The Ascot meeting opened amid brilliant summer weather boosting the social season. The King and Queen rode from Windsor in a royal coach, with eight carriages carrying guests. Among American attendees were the ambassador and staff, Carroll, Belmonts, Vanderbilt, Astor, Woodward, and other notable names.
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London
Ascot
Windsor
Charles Carroll
August Belmont
Raymond Belmont
Richardson Clover
Miss Clover
Montgomery Carr
John Ridgely Carter
William Woodward
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Joseph £. Stickney
Caroline Reynolds
Lanfear Norrie
Henry Harrison
J. P. Harrison
Charles B. Alexander
Alexander and
Myx
John Astor
New Speed Record in Air Achieved at Rennes Aerodrome
New speed record in air reported for aviator Senet who flew a circular course of 613 miles at Rennes attaining an average of miles per hour. Prevost’s earlier record on a closed circuit near Chicago is cited as a benchmark with a long-standing distance and time comparison.
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Senet
Prevost
Rennes
Védrinex
Chicago
Inquest in Hudson Case at Westminster
London coroner's jury returns verdict of temporarily insane inquest into Viola McKenna Hudson of Chicago found dead from gas asphyxiation in her London flat near Victoria Station. Evidence notes financial troubles, a will scribbled on an envelope leaving sums to an Oxford student and Hertha Ferguson, with remaining to daughter Viola Hudson. Further details say Hudson was divorced from William Hudson, with relatives informed in Chicago.
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London
Tiswenie Wate
Westminster
Viola McKenna Hudson
Chicago
Victoria Station
Northern Trust Company of
Oxford
Gs Herbert
Hertha Belle Ferguson
New York
Viola Hudson
Prainhavensie
Chicage
George Herbert
Mre Hudson
Willan Hudson
Hudson & Co
Thi City
Eugene Keeley
Europe
Northern Trust Company
Marezeit de Nemes sale at Mati Joyant realises $423,000 in old masters
The June 1 sale devoted to old masters grossed $423,000 with Rembrandt works leading the bidding. Rembrandt portraits and studies fetched up to $104,000, and other masters such as Hals, Botticelli, and Tintoretto contributed multi-thousand dollar results. adds ten percent buyer’s premium.
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Cabre
Paris
Marezeit de Nemes
Mati Joyant Millery
Rembrandt
Dusseldorf Ier
Dusseldorf
Paria
Franz Hals
William Abdy
Irard Davis
T. A. B. Widener
Philadelphia
Giovannui Bellin
Jesus
Venice
de Brayn
Anne
Gereon
Rubens
Freising
Tintoretto
Demobilization Planned With Joint Garrisons Demands
Vienna reports accepted demobilization proposals with a condition that joint garrisons of equal soldier numbers from involved states be stationed in disputed Macedonia areas before demobilization. Balkonia counsels arbitration by Ruska Doperoe on prewar treaty terms. Cholera worsens among Bulgarian troops in Macedonia, affecting civilians. King Peter of Bervin refuses Premier Pasich resignation. Sulzer to address Syracuse singers tomorrow, then return.
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Vienna
Aune Tovernment
Servia
Greece
Neue Freie Presse
Mace Ia
Balowiia
Balonica
Macedonia
Cris
Feter of
Bervin
Pasich
Sulzer
Alvuary
Syracuse
New York
Sangerbund
Seston
RULERS HAIL WILHELM AT BERLIN JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS
Berlin observers report the Emperor William’s jubilee climaxed with a gala dinner and torchlight parade featuring allied sovereigns. Notables included Andrew Carnegie and Princess Victoria Lukes. speeches praised the Emperor's peace moves and naval initiatives. Carnegie donated 2500 to the German Oak fund.
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Berlin
William
Ane
Drew Carnegie
Victoria Lukes
Saxony
Tegent
Bavaria
Nohuilder
Germany
Prince Tegent
Coleagues
Youlay
Merlin
Andrew Carnegie
Great Britain
Green of Kilmanahan seeks Green family from castle loss
London reports the Dowager Countess of Donoughmore seeks an Irish family named Green who once lived at Kilmanahan Castle Clonmel. After selling the estate forty five years ago the family was denied admission when visiting the home. A taxi driver’s article bearing the Green name prompted police to search. A man named Green vanished after reporting the matter to Scotland Yard.
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London
Countess of Donoughmore
America
Kilmanahan Castle
Clonmel
Earl of Donoughmore
Green
Svey
Lady Donoughmore
Scotland Yard Steiing
Ead
Yeas
Greene
Ponoughmore
Mr. Greenewall
Pershing Reports Moros Crushed on Jolo Island
Washington reports Brigadier General John J. Pershing details a planned Sheret attack on outlaws led Amit on Jolo. He says the campaign will likely last days and that Moros fled to Mount Hig sak with families as shields. The disarmament aims to end outlawry on Jolo for some time.
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Washington
Jolo
Geeral John J. Pershing
War Department
Pershing
Dole
Mount Ragen
Perahing
Secretary of War
Moret
Amit
Mount
Higsak
Teoope
Ugak
Bagsik
Crater
Cotta
Moros Lomsoss
Perashing
Golf in Shirtsleeves Stuns London Clubmen
An American golfer shocked a London golf club by playing in shirt sleeves. The Daily Mail quotes London club secretaries condemning the unorthodox attire, arguing sleeves suit lawn tennis or cricket, not golf, and the sight draws undue attention.
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London
Daily Mail
Daily Mai
Berkeley Loot Found and Arrest in London Robbery
London report details a £15,000 Berkeley bank robbery with $1,500 in checks and gold recovered after a gray rat led detectives to a night porter Arthur James who was found gagged and hidden. He was arraigned at Marlborough Street police court and remanded. Three other men with bad records in Paris and continental centers are believed implicated. No jewels recovered yet. £20,000 value was taken.
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London
Berkeley
Arthur James
James
Marlborough Street
Paris
English Seas
French Population Figures Raise Alarm Over Births
Paris reports 1912 vital statistics show births at 7,600 with marriages 311,020 and deaths 62,740. Dr. Jacques Bertillon says the rise appears cosmetic, noting two years of poor health data. warns France faces long military service and persistent demographic decline.
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Bertillon
Paris
France
Jacques Bertillon
Hertlen
Whooping cough cure claimed by Paris experiment
Paris June 11 Dr Emile Roux announced a potential cure for whooping cough from injections of live bacilli. In a study of 122 children with the disease a two day spaced course yielded a 97 percent recovery in under three weeks, while mild attacks shortened markedly and 2 percent showed no clear response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Academy of Sciences
Emile Roux
Pasteur Institute
Academy of Medicine
City Home Rule Up Tomorrow at Albany Session
Albany June 1 The fate of municipal home rule will be decided next Thursday when the Governor meets the legislative committee of the State Conference of Mayors and the Municipal Government Association to discuss their request that he recommend enactment of the optional city charter bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
State Conference of Mayors
Municipal Government Association
Brakes Again Fail In Wreck Test Inquest
The inquest into the Stamford wreck notes erratic braking during tests. Drakes applied as in service slowed 64 to 55 mph tests to 40 to 47 seconds with 240 to 1500 feet stopping distances. Coroner Phelan observed the train pass the wreck point while braking. Adjournment set to avoid overlapping federal state investigations at Bridgeport.
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South Norwalk
Noroton
Stamford
Doherty
C. L. Bardo
Phelan
Bridgeport
Brindejone des Moulinais Flies to St. Petersburg
French aviator Marcel G Brindejone des Moulinais completed a 1600 mile leg from Paris to St Petersburg in 11 percent time, covering the final 200 miles from Dvinsk in 3.5 hours against a strong head wind. The Russian Aero Club awarded him a silver vase. He plans to return to Paris via Helsingfors and Stockholm to his aeroplane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Paris
Marcel G. Brindejone Des Moulinais
Dvinsk
St Petersburg
Russian Aero Club
Brindejond Des Moulinais
Helsingfors
Stockholm
Girl chosen UW orator for sixtieth class
For the first time in ten years a young woman has been chosen as Commencement Orator at the University of Wisconsin. Stelle Fligelman of Helena Montana will present a plea for a better interpretation of the word freedom at tomorrow's commencement.
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U. OF W
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Stelle Fligelman
Helena
Mont
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