Count Witte in Vichy Gives Cautious Russia View
Count Witte, Russian Premier, meeting in Vichy with a AP reporter, voices support for reform while condemning revolutionary opposition. He warns Jews in Russia face oppression if their movement escalates and notes dangers from Black Hundreds and antisemitic violence in Bialystok. Witte plans to remain in Vichy until July 10 then travel to Aix-les-Bains before returning to Russia in October.
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Fontaine
Portsmouth
Russia
United States
New York
Black Hundreds
Bialystok
Sim
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Stag
Italy
Switzerland
Tyrol
Status of Parliament Signals Possible Russian Dissolution
Petersburg June 19 The gov denies plans for a parliamentary recess yet the Red press fears imminent dissolution. The ministry faces calls to dismiss the cabinet and keep parliament in session. Reports say Trepoff star chamber in Petersburg may decide to abolish parliament with three options: three month recess, dissolve parliament with new elections by general suffrage, or declare the upper house ineffective.
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Petersburg
Trepoff Star Chamber
Petersof
suf‘Ture
The Lafayette Relics Auction in Unton England
A notice states Christie Nanson Woods will auction the Lafayette relics collection at King Street and J James’s Square on Tuesday at 1 o clock by order of the heir. The items center on the American War of Independence with autographs of Lafayette and figures like Washington and Monroe, Masons diplomas, and a Paris city gift dated 1820. Catalogues are available for view Saturday and Monday.
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Eters Christie
Nanson & Woods
King Street
J. James's Square
England
Marcuis de Lafayette
Chicago
George Washington
James Monroe
Joan Quincy Adams
James Mailaon
Henry Clau
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Lafayette
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Paris
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Mutiny at Kaluga and unrest across Russia
Reports from Kaluga and other cities describe military sympathy with railway workers, a refused duty by the 2d Reserve Regiment, and troops patrolling streets. In Sudzha a peasant mob attacked guards, killing two. Ansa Zedin was killed in Riga, while Caucasus lawlessness rises with robberies and a car assault on officials in Tiflis. An unknown bomber wounded two officials in Kovno.
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Kaluga
Governors House
Kovno
M. Hunbert
M. Akatoff
Control of Manchuria Threats to Foreign Traders
Vancouver dispatch reports Japan planning free port duty remissions and bounties to flood Manchuria and Corea with Japanese goods. Government subsidies cover freight and rail tariffs, aided by Mistal Company loans, to outcompete foreign merchants. Brigand actions and beheadings tied to Yuan Shikai era tensions also noted.
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Empress of China
Corean
Manchuria
Corea
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Japan
Japan Times
Tokio
Mistal Company
Chinese Eastern Railway
Yuan Shi Kai
Kirin
Amor
Moukden
Shipboard tragedy at sea claims hotel keeper in voyage mishap
Eugene L. Viereck of New Brunswick died on the Kaiser Wilhelm II in Hoboken after he fell on a stairway aboard the North German Lloyd liner during an early voyage. Viereck and his wife had booked passage to Germany and planned a family reunion. His wife was hospitalized for shock and will accompany the body to Hoboken.
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New Brunswick
Viereck
Bussess
Germany
Kaiser
Kanter vs Bell Breach of Promise Case Tossed in Court
Justice Hescal dismissed the breach of promise suit by Miss Rachael L. Kanter against Madison Avenue dentist Victor C. Bell for $2,000, finding no evidence of a contract or intent to marry. The motion to dismiss was granted as the claim failed to prove a marriage agreement.
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Rachael L. Kanter
Victor C. Bell
Madison Avenue
E Gefenre
Cismias
Mars
Hopes Rise in Russia Leaders Delay Crisis
In St. Petersburg on June 19 the agrarian commission of ninety nine forms a second stage of land reform in the lower house. Its makeup signals moderation though eight seats remain unfilled. Notable delegates include M. Petrunkevitch and Prince Dolgourckoff from the Constitutional Democrats, with Toil and Conservative members also present. Debate over woman suffrage and plans for expropriation shift amid political tension as labor unrest grows alongside military precautions and municipal actions across Russia.
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Agrarian Commission
M. Vinaver
M. Jacobson
Bialystok
St. Petersburg
Constitutional Democrats
M. Petrunkevitch
Professor Hertzenstein
Prince Dolgourckoff
M. Petrasivsky
Nicholas Lvoff
M. Anstin
M. Aladdin
Count Heyden
M. Stakovitch
Georgi Lvoff
Volkonsky
Urusoff
MM. Petrosivsky
Looff
Constitutional Democratic
Peterhof
Nicholas
Baltic
Antonius
Pool Peg Pulled Inter-Met Stock Declines Sharply
Interborough Metropolitan common stock tumbled from pegged levels as a pool of powerful banking interests withdrew support. About 100000 shares traded, with the bottom at 42 1/2 and a closing 48 1/2. Short selling pressured the price while pool members dispute the push.
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Stock Exchange
San Francisco
Inter-Met
Bears
Interborough Metropolitan
Shorts
Man sues to annul marriage over alleged pistol duress
Frederick A Ealand a Dock Department worker of 32 Seventh avenue New Brighton Staten Island filed in Richmond County Supreme Court yesterday to annul his marriage to Grace Purcell daughter of John Purcell of New Dorp. He claims he was forced to marry at pistol point after an automobile with John Purcell and Dr James L Devlin arrived. Grace Purcell and Eldoa gave conflicting accounts with Purcell denying coercion and Father Byrnes noting no signs of duress.
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Frederick A. Ealand
Dock Department
Seventh Avenue
New Brighton
Staten Island
Supreme Court of
Richmond County
Grace Purcell
John Purcell
New Dorp
Ealand
Miss Purcell
Pistol Point
Ealands
Purcell
Harrison Street
Manhattan
Dr. Kennedy
Dolly Reynolds
National Horseshoers’ Association
James L. Devlin
Father Byrnes
Mae Woods Latest Marriage Claim Involving Senator Platt
A Chicago Journal dispatch reported Mae Catherine Wood has given her attorneys a certificate to prove she married Senator Platt of New York. The ceremony is said to have occurred November 9, 1901 at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York, officiated by Rev. Edward W. Rice with J. W. Jones as witness. She plans a suit for separate maintenance. No trace of Edward W. Rice could be found locally.
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Tribune
Chicago
Chicago Journal
Colon
Mich
Mae Catherine Wood
O'Flaherty & Fulton
Richmond
Senator Platt
New York
Fifth Avenue Hotel
New York City
Edward W. Rice
J. W. Jones
Platt
Poole Sentenced to Life for O Hara Murder
Grover Cleveland Poole is sentenced to life in Sing Sing for second degree murder tied to the O Hara case. He offered a post trial confession differing from prior testimony, while DA Coles vows a full investigation into possible accomplices.
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Grover Cleveland Poole
Gertrude O'Hara
James O’hara
Poole
Supreme Court
Joseph A. Burr
Coles
Princess of Wales visits Warings new show in London
London June 15 The Princess of Wales attended the Warings exhibition in Oxford Street and praised the £190 and £200 houses and the British manufacture on display. Queen Alexandra visited last Tuesday. The show features thirty furnished houses plus many rooms and galleries in a private view no sales. Warings is hailed as a notable London decorative art sight and social event of the week.
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London
Princess of Wales
Warings
Oxford Street
Queen Alexandra
Warings Wonder House
El Mocho Not on the Warpath, Venezuelan Leader Sidelined
Rumors swirl over General Jose Manuel Hernandez known as El Mocho. A misplaced voyage and a steamship passenger list suggest movement toward Venezuela but friends say he plans retirement after health concerns and a brief stay in Colombia. He previously left a ministerial post in Washington after an accord with Castro.
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el Mocho
General Hernandez
Castro
Philadelphia
Venezuela
Sarnia
Barranquilla
2 La
Washington
Hernandez
el Mecho
Colombia
Europe
Summer Baseball Meeting Sets Practice Time Rule
The first summer meeting of the National League of Baseball Clubs was held at the Hotel Victoria. It voted to give $0 to the Pacific Coast League to aid recovery after the earthquake. Ebbetts proposed a dressing room rule with hot and cold water and lockers. referred to committee. A new batting and fielding practice schedule was adopted, limiting practice times and keeping batting within the diamond to reduce dangerous batting in front of grandstands.
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Hotel Victoria
Pacific Coast League
Presiden Ebbetts
Brooklyn
Committee On
Ebbetts
Court of Appeals orders New York City funds to state
Albany June 19 The State Treasury will receive about 300000 as the Court of Appeals affirms a lower court order directing the New York City Chamberlain to turn over unclaimed court funds held for twenty years. Deputy Attorney General Graham led the state in success through all courts.
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Court of Appeals
City of
New York
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Niagara Falls bill conference delayed by deaths and absences
Washington June 19 The Niagara Falls bill conference to reconcile House and Senate differences was postponed due to Representative Lester’s death and Senator Lodge’s absence. Knox amendment to exempt power companies is under discussion. Hopkins Amendment on treaty negotiations remains contentious but expected to be resolved before week’s end and the bill sent to the President.
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Washington
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House
Senate
Lester
Georgia
Senator Lodge
Senator Knox
Brooklyn Baseball Officials Cleared by Court
Five Brooklyn Baseball Club officials were discharged at Myrtle Avenue court by Magistrate Naumer after arrest for Sunday baseball law violations. The group named C Edward Hanlon Patrick J Donovan Charles H Ebbets Malcolm N Eason and Charles C Fraser faced the charge with Bernard J York acting as counsel. Ebbets said the ruling favored Sunday baseball.
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Naumer
Myrtle Avenue
C. Edward Hanlon
Patrick J. Donovan
Charles H. Ebbets
Malcolm N. Eason
Charles C. Fraser
Bernard J. York
Ebbets
State Secretary Held For Trial In Wisconsin Case
Madison June 19 Walter L Houser Secretary of State was held for trial in Municipal Court on a bribe allegation of 2000 dollars offered to Insurance Commissioner Zeno M Host to secure a favorable decision for Equitable Life Assurance in the Republican campaignFiled by Host the case centers on an alleged attempt to sway regulatory action through a monetary offer
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Wis
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Zeno M. Host
Host
Equitable Life As- Sividenas
Bellevue physicians get $1000 salary raise
The Board of Aldermen approved a resolution increasing the salaries of admitting physicians at Bellevue and allied hospitals from $600 to $1,000 a year. Authorities said the higher pay would attract capable physicians, and the measure was adopted unanimously at yesterday's meeting.
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Bellevue
Allied Hospitals
Board of Aldermen
Stimson vows quick, firm handling of tobacco rebating cases
Henry L. Stimson, new U S attorney, rejects dilatory tactics in federal trials. A special term before Judge Holt is set for June 29 to hear demurrers and prepare for trials of the tobacco and sugar rebating indictments against MacAndrews & Forbes J S Young Co and others, with bail set at 5000 dollars for Jungbluth and Young.
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Henry L. Stimson
United States
United States Circuit Court
Tobacco Trust
Holt
United States District Court
Circuit Court
Thomas
Nathan S. Guilford
New York Central
Frederick S. Pomeroy
C. Goodloe
Edgar
Edwin Earle
Detroit
Elking
New York Central & Hudson River Railway Company
American Sugar Refining Company
Judge Holt
MacAndrews & Forbes Company
J. S. Young Company
Baltimore. Ag
Karl Jungbluth
Howard E. Young
Mesers
Jungbluth
Young
Portland anarchists alleged to plot Roosevelt murder
Walter Sealaszkiwez, former Polish National Society president, says Portland harbors about eighty anarchists who plan to kill President Roosevelt. He says the group meets regularly northeast of the city and he was attacked after objecting to misuse of society funds while obtaining warrants for members.
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Ore
Walter Sealaszkiwez
Polish National Society
Roosevelt
Sealaszkiwez
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