Imperial trade policy and coronation news from London
Reports from London discuss imperial trade ideas for the upcoming imperial conference led by Mr. Edmund Barton and officials like Sir Michael Hicks Beach. The article covers tariffs within the empire, reactions at a dinner for colonial premiers, King Edward’s illness, and preparations for coronation decorations and events. It notes debates on defense, free trade, and pref erential trade while highlighting figures such as General Brabant and Lord Windsor. The piece also lists American polo players traveling to the Hurlingham match and catalogs corona tion crowds and fixtures, ending with notices and ads.
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the Tribune Association
New-York Tribune
London
Edmund Barten
Imperial Zollverein
Barton
Cape Colony
Natal
Brabant
Wepener
Michael Hicks-Beach
Chamberlain
Canada
Australia
F.C. Gould
Tipple
Imperial South African Association
Trocadero
Lord Windsor
Irish District Council plans black flag tribute over chamber
The District Council of Clare-Morris Mayo County resolves to hoist a black flag over the Council Chamber on June 26 and 27. It issues an invitation to other councils to join in celebrating the coronation of the English king, praising his government for famines coffin ships coercion and Castle rule.
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Ireland
Clare-Morris
Mayo
Revolution in Warfare Suppresses Flash Sound Smoke
Paris dispatch reports Colonel Humbert a French artillery officer has invented a device that makes rifles and rapid firing cannons fire without flash noise smoke or recoil. He claims to convert explosive powder into motor power for projectiles with unchanged force. Authorities see potential revolution though confirmation is awaited. The method applies to existing powders and may reduce recoil, but details remain uncertain.
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Tribune Association
New York Tribune
Paris
Humbert
Pope Honors Americans at Vatican Audience
The Pope received Bishop Nicholas A. Gallagher of Galveston in private audience and welcomed Americans James Tracy and his family and Miss Comber from Philadelphia. He set tomorrow noon for a private audience with Melville E. Stone, Associated Press general manager, who is to be admitted. Stone departs that evening in a gesture of special Vatican favor toward Americans.
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Rome
Vatican
Nicholas A. Gallagher
Galveston
James Tracy
Miss Comber
Philadelphia
Melville E. Stone
Associated Press
Mr. Stone
Minor Changes to Be Asked Commission Await Reply
Rome June 20 The Papal Secretary of State Cardinal Rampolla told Bishop Thomas O Gorman of Sioux Valley that the Vatican accepts Taft's proposals on the friars lands in the Philippines on main points but disagrees on minor points. The American party waits at the Hotel Quirinal for the Vatican reply likely to approve Taft's main terms including payment of about 35 million for lands and a smaller sum for military use, with deportation of friars to Spain to be set by arbitration.
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Associated Press
Rome
Cardinal Rampolla
Thomas O'Gorman
Siouxvalle
S. D
Vatican
Judge Taft
Philippine Islands
Hotel Quirina
Taft
Spain
Cuba's Plan to Aid Farms and Sugar Industry
Havana June 20 A Cuban plan proposes a 3 500 0000 loan to sugar growers and cattle breeders. The government would grant 5 per cow imported for breeding and suspend duties on cattle while raising tariffs on other imports to fund relief. The president hopes Congress acts soon to save sugar and revive cattle industry.
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Tribune Association
Caprle
Tribune
Havana
Congress
Sefior Palma
Senate
Cuba
Rebels in La Guaira diisrupt Venezuelan forces
London dispatch reports from Willemstad Curacao that Venezuelan insurgents still prevail over President Castro's forces. Guerilla units entered La Guayra and killed leaders Carrietdo and Sarrin, signaling continued insurgent momentum.
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London
Willemstad
Curacao
The
Daily Mail
Castro
la Guayra
Carrietdo
Sarrin
Furness Buys Gulf Line From Greenock
London reports Sir Christopher Furness, noted shipowner, has purchased the Gulf Line of Greenock. The line comprises six vessels totaling 19 502 tons. Montauk Steamboat Co resumes Block Island service June 26 with steamers leaving New York Pier 13 E R on weekdays at 5 30 P M and Saturdays and July 3 at 1 P M.
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London
Christopher Furness
Gulf Line
Greenock
Block Island
Montauk Steamboat Co
New York
E. R
Crozier Confirmed as Chief of Ordance in Senate Vote
The Senate confirmed Captain William Crozier as chief of ordnance and brigadier general by a 44 to 11 vote. The Tribune predicted the outcome, noting opposition had built on misgivings discussed in a secret session prior to the final vote.
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Tribune
Washington
Senate
William Crozier
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Crozier
Ordnance
Crozier Confirmation Victory Marks End of Battle
After three months of debate, Captain Crozier won Senate confirmation amid display of dignified bearing. Support from the President and Secretary Root was sustained while Democratic opponents dwindled, with only eleven Senators voting against. Senator Proctor led the opposing effort, joined briefly by Senators Warren Pettus and Foraker.
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Crozier
Scretary Root
Cordia
Proctor
Warren, Pettus
Foraker
W. P. Tostevin Dies By Own Hand In Bronx
W. P. Tostevin Construction Company president Will Tostevin killed himself last night near Sedgwick avenue and Kingsbridge Road by swallowing carbolic acid. A bottle half emptied was found beside him. a four ounce bottle was identified. He lived in Darien and was identified by real estate dealer William Stark at the Fordham Morgue. A letterhead note named two New York officials as recipients if anything happened, suggesting premeditation. He had been linked to Mazet investigations and past Tammany era fireproofing schemes.
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W. P
Darien
Conn
Tostevin
William Stark
Fort Independence Road
Fordham
W. P. Tostevin Construction Company
Henry M. Tosnd
Kevin
Arverne
Peter
Orange
Bronx
Berry
Mr. Tostevin
Department of Buildings
Tammany
Tostevin-Hayes Fireproof Construction Company
Con” Daly
Dooner
Building Department
Daly
Tostevin-Hayes
Bingham Bros
Senator Grady
One
Odell Confident in GOP Win as Hill Mockery Circles
Governor Odell states Republican ticket will win this fall. He criticizes Senator Hill as extreme while praising tax abolition as the party’s strongest issue. A Hill ally argues Odell’s renomination would limit Democratic spending. farmers’ tax relief boosts GOP support.
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Tilden Club
Democratic Party
Odell
Justice Andrews
Tribune
Onondaga County
Schoharie
Death from autopsy linked to medical worker
Dr William H Barton pathologist at the State In sane Hospital Morris Plains New Jersey died at Mount Sinai Hospital after suffering blood poisoning traced to an autopsy he performed on a man shot last week. He was brought to Mount Sinai in serious condition Tuesday and sank rapidly. Long Island Railroad summer schedule with changes to take effect June 2.
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State Insane Hospital
Morris Plains
N. J
Mount Sinai Hospital
Barton
Democratic State platform to repudiate Kansas City platform
Ex Senator Hill and allies push to purge Bryanism as they prepare to shape the Indiana Democratic convention. State leaders meet at Hoffman House with Campbell Taggart Mack and others while Cleveland's and Hill's speeches spur talk of future harmony. Cleveland tours Princeton after a cautious speech.
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Hill
Bryan Ista
Hoffman House
State Committee
Frank Campbell
Thomas Taggart
Indianapolis
Norman E. Mack
Buffalo
John T. Oakley
Whalen
John B. Stanchfield
James W. Boyle
Scannell
William Simon
J. J. Kennedy
John Flanagan
A. A McLean
Mr. Hill
Cleveland
Campbell
Eveland
Taggart
Democratic Machine
Indiana
David B. Hill
Democratic State Committee
Joseph D
Princeton
Bryant
Watterson Attacks Cleveland Over Tilden Club Dinner
Louisville dispatch notes Henry Watterson's editorial faulting Grover Cleveland for the Democratic Party's disarray after the Tilden Club dinner. He accuses Cleveland of enabling reforms while opposing party leadership, warning against his political reentry. the piece cites Gorman and Carlisle as contrasting figures.
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the Tribune
Louisville
Henry Watterson
Grover Cleveland
Tilden Club
Cleveland
Gorman
Carlisle
Congress
Tilden
Cleveland as Confectional Leader Sparks Critique
The speaker attacks Grover Cleveland portraying him as selfish and obstinate. He accuses Cleveland of opportunistic leadership and of pursuing office over policy. The Tilden Club is criticized for not presenting strong leadership.
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Grover Cleveland
Mr. Cleveland
Tilden Club
Indictment for Instalment Extortion in Kings County
Grand jury indicts Isaac and Samuel Stromberg and Thomas Kilmet for extortion. Bail set at 1500 each. defendants remanded until bail posted. Kilmet jailed for contempt on an attachment. Trial scheduled next Wednesday. DA Clarke seeks speedy prosecution amid prior exposure of the case by The Tribune and Legal Aid Society.
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Isaac
Samuel Stromberg
East Side
Thomas Kilmet
Strombergs
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Truax
Low
Comiskey
Kilmer
Clarke
Crane
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Tribune
Della Pia
Rose
Isaac Stromberg
the Tribune
Jerome
Robert H. Elder
Big Tom
Brady and
McCloskey
Brooklyn Central
Manhattan
Timothy “Dry Dollar’ Sullivan
Brooklyn
Alderman Marks
Ahearn
Angelo Sagareese
Legal Aid Society
District Attorney's
Stromberg
R. C. Ringwalt
Ludlow Street
Grand Jury
Pittst
President McDowell Missing in Trust Company Scandal
Philadelphia June 20 police seek Henry R McDowell president of United States Trust Company on larceny and embezzlement charges after an assignment to Charles L Brown. McDowell left New York for Boston and likely sailed for Europe leaving securities valued at about 60 000 missing. Brown demands return as officers meeting assigns trust securities and notes to cover overdue debts.
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United States Trust Company
Henry R. McDowell
New York
Charles T. Brown
McDowell
Europe
Charles L. Brown
Brown
Boston
Cuban reciprocity fight continues in Senate caucus
Senator Platt of Connecticut leads a hopeful minority backing the Cuban policy while allies of the administration urge action. The Senate caucus adjourned without a decision, leaving the plan to force floor votes and test party loyalty in doubt as July adjournment looms.
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Washington
Platt
Connecticut
Cuba
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Allison
Aldrich
Spooner
Hanna
Senate Republican
Senate
Congress
United States
Republican senators push Cuba reciprocity in caucus
Washington June 20 Republican Senators held a three hour conference on Cuban reciprocity adjourning without action. Nine speeches supported reciprocity, two opposed. Notable speakers included Foraker Beveridge Lodge Hale Warren Aldrich McComas Hanna Platt with Burton and Burrows opposing. The debate framed as party unity and economic policy toward Cuba.
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Senate
Washington
Congress
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Lodge
Aldrich
McComas
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Hale
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Parrows
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L. M. Sigler
Alvida Carlson
W. H. Cortelyou
Louis Metzzer
C. K. Longenecker
F. Richardson
Charles Melville Dewey
W. M. Dreyfus
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W. M. van Norden
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H. H. Jaogbeon
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B. P. Meerbaum
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Twentieth Century Limited
New York Central Lines
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Caucus
Senator Forakers Appeal
MR. Lodge
Richfield Springs
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