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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1913

Page

10

Marezell de Nemes Sale Tops Paris Auction Prices

Paris June II reports the Marezell de Nemes sale at the grand Galerie focused on old masters and moderns. Greco works led with a Holy Family at 40000, Immaculate Conception 31000, while Renoir, Manet, Degas, and Van Gogh saw strong interest. Picasso-like notes and a Corot panorama sold well as a gallery-wide total approached the high end of the day.

Domenico Theotokopulli Toledo Corot Mariette Greco Oly Spanish Art Society of New York Renoir Paris Street Edouard Manet la Rue de Berne ISIS Vigor Degas P. A. Renoir Vincent van Gogh Mary Cassatt Edouard Degas van Gogh

Commissioners in Berlin End agrarian tour of Germany

The American Commission on Agricultural Organization Co operation and Rural Credit arrives in Berlin with forty delegates. They toured Munich Stuttgart Baden Baden and Frankfurt visiting major agrarian centers as official program begins. The trip totals about $410 in expenses with inspections of agrarian institutions planned.

Germany Berlin American Commission On Agricultural Organization Co-operation and Rural Credit SFE Baden Munich Stuttgart Badeniden Frankfort Leipste Bere

Goya Painting Listed in Paris Sale Not Offered

A Goya picture titled Dwarfs Playing appeared in the Marezell de Nemes sale catalogue in Paris yesterday but was not offered amid Spanish government allegations that it was stolen from Madrid's Trade Museum in 1809.

Tribune Paris Gantdoyant Kabein F. Gera Y Lucientes Dwarte Prada Mueum Madrid Munnich Dusseldorf Marezell de Nemes Trade Museum

Senate inquiry opens on Charleston mine probe in Washington

The Senate committee begins its inquiry into the Charleston area coal mine investigation, with a subcommittee to report back in weeks and tensions rising over Senator Martine's stance. Operators and officials clash over records and who watched whom as a general miners’ drive to be filed next week via the International Miners board.

Charleston W. Ve Senate Washington Martine Quinn Morten Senator Martine West Virginia Massey Weobardy Walter Belk Paine Creek Thas Nexweret Detocetives Sew River Thomas Haggerty International Miners’ Board

Craganour Derby Victory Challenged. Ismay Discontinues

London. Jane Ismay, owner of Craganour, secured a Court injunction in the Chancery Division to stop the Jockey Club stewards and stakeholders from dispersing funds, claiming Craganour should be declared Derby winner. Later it emerged Ismay would discontinue the proceedings to pursue a permanent injunction, canceling Friday’s hearing.

London Jane IS Bower Ismay Craganour Chancery Jockey Club Funde Symay

Grand Trunk Deal In Supreme Court Delay

In a Supreme Court session, the Grand Trunk case for John Marsh, contractor on the Providence to Palmer line, was postponed to June 24. Marsh claims $2,010,000 damages for contract breach and alleges funds were diverted by Grand Trunk and New York New Haven Hartford interference. He states about $500,000 has been paid to him from Grand Trunk.

Boston Dune Southern New England Railroad Supreme Court John Marsh Providence Palmer Marsh Grand Trunk New York, New Haven & Hartford Cme Fund ‘Trunk Ete

French Aviator Killed in Flight Accident

French military aviator died attempting a height rise when his craft crashed to the ground. Officials have not determined the cause. The death marks the 260th aviation fatality and the seventy first since January 1, 191%.

Kampere Sapper Aviatio

Pankhurst in Critical Condition in Holloway Jail

The Tribune reports Mrs Pankhurst’s severe heart disease and weakness after hunger strikes, fearing death if imprisonment continues. Attacks on government persist with suffragettes declaring resolve, while other militants face sentences and hunger strikes.

Tribune London Misk Daven Ayrton Pankhurst Norfolk Squire New York Tribune Myre Jess Inesist Mrs. Pankluirst

Japanese Delegates Seek Trade and Peace With United States

Japanese delegation in Washington seeks better U S Japan understanding through friendly talks with Secretary Bryan. Delegates Say peace and commerce are vital, cite Commodore Perry era ties and wartime Portsmouth accords as grounds for goodwill. They emphasize mutual respect and shared traditions in US Japan relations.

Tribune Bureau Washington United States Jillian Tokio Viscount Kinda J. Seyedo Tadao Kamiya George Shima Herkeley Cat HW. Abike San Francisco Ambador Chindy Bryan Kevan Dir Savedo Mr Kamiya Associated Chambers of Ommene Japan Japan America Afiliation Association AM@tiation Seyede Kamiya Chamber of Commerce Sayede Yale Peace Commodore Perry Portsmouth Janan

Lloyd George Defends Actions Over Marconi Shares Purchase

Sir Rufus Isaacs and David Lloyd George admitted misjudgment in purchasing American Marconi shares. The two ministers defended their conduct as honest and open, while the House debated the ethics and implications. Critics argued breaches of cabinet traditions and public trust, with votes of censure looming.

Rufus Isaacs the Tribune London David Lloyd George House of Commons Rufus Isaes Lloyd George Robert Dell Charees LE 1 House Leo Chiozza-Monex Overt Cecil Money Speaker Alfred Lyttelton H. 1. Samuel Marconi George Cave Marconi Company Godfrey Miarcon Company Cave

World Bloom Efforts by Montclair Professor Monroe

Professor of paythology at Montclair State Normal School Mogriusws, Wis & Monroe, today carried seeds of New Jersey wild flowers to scatter on travels through Europe. He plans to transplant flora seeds across New Jersey and abroad, noting blooms already thriving in Bulgaria, Bohemia, Switzerland and Greece. He aims to seed in Greece this summer.

Mogriusws Wis & Monroe Montclair Tate Jersey Bulgaria Bohemian Switzerland Greece Monroe Will Price

McAdoo forms New York customs inquiry commission

Secretary McAdoo in Washington on June 1 announces a commission to study and advise on New York customs administration. The panel, created at the request of New York Collector Mirellel, includes members of the Efficiency and Economy Commission and aims to model reform for the service nationwide.

McAdoo New York Washington Wis City Customs Service John Party Mirellel Frederick A. Cleveland Francis Oakey Hinnest Meyer Robert von Reutlinger Julion J. Pallay Blue W. Proctor John la Pulte Richard Tarrison Edgar Vo O' Daniel New York City

Harvard Graduate Dies During Graduation Festivities

Aged Harvard graduate Mr Coolidge, aged ninety five and class of 1838, died tonight amid commencement celebrations after a two week struggle with pneumonia. His wife had just died earlier this month, shortly after their seventy-fifth wedding anniversary.

En Coolamoriane Ldge Harvard Mr. Coolidge

Bar resumes Cohalan case hearing before grievance committee

John A Connelly testified again as the Fur Association's grievance committee resumed its examination of charges that the Victor Henting Company paid Supreme Court Justice Cohalan a percentage of profits from a city contract. Only committee members and the witness were allowed in the room, with Connelly speaking for about two hours. Afterward, Connelly and committee members denied that the bar rules prevented discussion of the meeting during dinner.

Connelly Fur Association John A Connelly Victor Henting Company Supreme “Court Cohalan Nelly Bar Associa

Death Toll From Jolo Fighting Reported in Washington

Fourteen American soldiers were killed in four days of fighting on Jolo Island as General Pershing’s forces subdued Moros and seized their weapons. The dead include Captain Taylor A. Nichols of the Philippine Scouts and eleven scouts plus two regulars. Nichols, 34, became a lieutenant in 1908 and a captain in 1912. he was the son of John Nichols of Durham, California. The two regulars were Oliver Villard of Company M Infantry and Lutherhart of Company M, with families named Anne Villard of Are t Rf and Henry R. Gerhart of Reading, Pennsylvania.

Washington Aune Eer Otter Jolo Island Pershing War Department Taylor A. Nichols Philippine Scouts Regular Army Nichols John Nichols Durham Cal Oliver Villland Company M. Ltd Infantry Anne Villard Are T Rf Lutherhart Henry R. Gerhart Reading Menn

Meeting Aims at Tough U S Policy Near Embassy

agitators posted notices calling for a rally titled Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death Patrick Henry near the United States Embassy in Tokyo and other city sites. Organizers say the aim is to press for a tougher diplomatic stance against the United States.

Lonisane Patrick Henry United States

German firms suspended in Berlin and Frankfurt markets

German firms fail as Berlin amine real estate and a Wiesbaden Bau er firm suspend operations with assets around 8,790 dollars. Creditors push for bankruptcy after days of failed negotiations. Felix Foerster of Magneburg also suspended, with extensive dealings in Canadian and American securities via London.

Berlin Wiesbaden & Bauer Frankfort-on-the-Main Felix & Foerster Magneburg Canadian Pacifies American Securities London

Four Editors Arrested in Seattle Libel Case

Seattle June 11 four editors were indicted by a special grand jury. Colonel Alden J Blethen and Clarence B Blethen of The Seattle Times face charges for printing an article alleging an agitator absconded with party funds. Leroy Sanders of The Seattle Star is charged with criminal libel of a county official. Edward Clayson Sr of The Patriarch is accused of libeling Superior Court judges.

Seattle Canors Alden J. Blethen Seattle Times Clarence B. Blethen Josuph Jarvis Leroy Sanders Seattle Star Edward Clayson the Patriarch

Earthquake Felt in Fort-de-France Martinique

A severe quake struck Fort-de-France Martinique at midnight June 10 causing excitement but with no reported damage or loss of life. Local authorities note aftershocks and urge calm as residents assess minor tremors.

Fort-de-France Martinique

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