Bryan Declares Harmony Illusion in Democratic Split
Neb June 23 Bryan denounces harmony dinner as fake, blasts Cleveland era. He says no unity with those who back his views, urges party to reject compromise, and warns against printing Cleveland’s speech to expose control by reorganization financiers. He paints Cleveland as derailing party principles and urges a Jeffersonian reconstruction.
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Rathbone to Seek Trial After Havana Conviction
Estes G. Rathbone former Cuban Posts director arrives in New York aboard the Niagara claiming innocence. He was released from a ten year sentence and a $5324 fine by Cuban amnesty. He says he will seek a U S trial and blames General Wood for his conviction, alleging Wood influenced the Cuban court because Rathbone rivaled him for Cuba’s leadership.
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Immense Iceberg Claimed in Vessels Track Near Grand Banks
St John’s reports an immense iceberg in the Grand Banks area directly in the shipping lane. The Allan Line steamer Peruvi an from Liverpool arrived June 1 and noted the colossal iceberg’s dangerous, obstructive position along key transatlantic routes. The Grand Banks menace threatens ships and requires vigilant navigation. Also noted is the New York Central and Lake Shore “20th Century Limited” promising 20 hour service between New York and Chicago with a Lackawanna Rail sleeper option from New York daily.
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Huntington Home Vehicle Arrest Sparks Indignation On Fifth Avenue
Mrs Arabella D Huntington widow of Collis P Huntington rode in a new $15 000 Panhard with two friends when police arrested the French driver Francois De Chasney for speeding on Fifth Avenue near One hundred twenty sixth street. The arrestee was bailed by Huntington who defended the driver saying the car was not speeding. The incident led Huntington to rail against the arrest claiming the driver spoke no English. The party proceeded to East One hundred twenty sixth Street station with Huntington presenting a large bail amount and vowing court explanation.
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Vanderbilt Officers Face Yale Graduation Decision
New Haven June 23 The Yale corporation will decide tomorrow whether Reginald CC Vanderbilt Brian Hoker of Springfield Mass and John BE Hart of Cincinnati graduate with the present senior class Secretary Stokes said no official word could be given until after noon when final status would be set Vanderbilt and a dozen classmates failed to qualify in the senior second term law course and their names were not on the regular senior list for graduation If their work is satisfactory elsewhere diplomas may be awarded Vanderbilt is said to rank above or equal in his other courses.
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American missionary reports Boxer massacre in Sze Chuan chapel
From Chengtu fu in Sze Chuen Canright telegraphs that a Methodist chapel has been destroyed and ten Chinese converts killed as Boxers spread in the province. Sze-Chuen lies on the western frontier. the Boxer movement threatening the region.
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Turint unveils Rossini monument in Santa Croce Pantheon
In Florence on June 2 the Count of Turint unveiled a monument to composer Rossini in the Pantheon of Santa Croce. A large gathering of senators, deputies, civil and military officials and musical society deputations attended. Mascagni conducted the music, including a previously unpublished Rossini piece.
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Lloyds Medal for Roddam Captain Honors Gallant Action
London, June 23. The Lloyds medal for meritorious service was presented to Captain Freeman of the British steamer Roddam for gallantly taking his vessel away from St. Pierre, Martinique, on May 8 during the destruction caused by Mont Pelée. The Lake Shore Limited remains the great 24 hour train to Chicago, leaving New York at 5:50 pm and arriving in Chicago the next afternoon with luxurious service and all Pullman cars.
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Cubans Turn to England for Trade Pact
At a Havana meeting of the Planters' Association, leaders voted to ask President Palma to seek a trade treaty with England. Support grows as Britain already breached Cuba's commercial alliance. the pact would last until September 1, 1903, due to the Brussels Sugar Conference ruling.
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Failure of Reciprocity Sparks Cuba United States Tension
Washington reports growing concern that Cuba may pass laws limiting U. S. trade access in response to Roosevelt's reciprocity policy setback. Platt cites Cuba's independence but notes potential foreign pressure on Havana. Senator Platt expects patient Cuban conduct and sovereign acts without intent to harm U. S. relations.
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Parsons Has A Bridge Plan For Congestion Relief
William Barclay Parsons, chief engineer of the Rapid Transit Commission, will submit a plea for relief of Brooklyn Bridge congestion at next week’s meeting. The commission considers three plans by Lindenthal and others, with Parsons reportedly drafting an entirely new plan combining the best elements. He notes radical changes needed and cannot promise relief within two years.
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Fatal electrocution at Riverside avenue store
Mrs. J. D. Anderson was killed last evening in her husband’s store on Riverside Avenue Croton by 110 volts of electricity. A lamp was unlit and she touched a railing near a cherry pan as arc current escaped from a grounded circuit. An hour and a half of resuscitation failed. She leaves two children and a husband. June 23. Also notes St Jean Baptiste celebrations Laval University jubilee in Quebec City. Lindsley Haviland says his father Frederick Haviland will be buried in New Rochelle. Helen Stratton and Emma Ramstead were killed by a North Pacific train near Seattle. James Miller died later. Ad for Hudson River Day Line trips.
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Retail Butchers Form Abattoir Company in New York
The Retail Butchers Protective Association at Terrace Garden formed a company named The Retail Butchers Abattoir to combat the Beef Trust. Capital stock is 1,000,000 with two thirds subscribed. An abattoir will be built soon near an undisclosed site. 2,000 head weekly from West drovers and ranchers are planned. Beef wholesale price stands at 1.21 per pound. ham up half a cent. second grade beef up one cent.
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Judge Mark Bangs Dead a Founding Union League Figure
Chicago June 23 Judge Mark Bangs longtime Republican organizer and cofounder of the Union League of America died at eighty. A Massachusetts immigrant who helped organize Illinois Republicans in the 1860s his national stature stemmed from activism in party formation. The item notes his Chicago death and early career.
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London’s Great Show Opens
London awoke to a coronation week bustle as the King and Queen returned from Windsor and royal visitors arrived. Emissaries from forty two foreign nations, embassies, and nobles reached landmarks like Buckingham Palace and the Church House amid crowds, with state receptions, garden parties, and coronation rehearsals intensifying the imperial spectacle.
Colorado and Return $5 Luxurious Daily Train Ad
The message announces the Colorado Special, a luxurious daily train from Chicago to Denver, departing 6:30 p.m. via Chicago & North-Western and Union Pacific Bus with offices at 287 and 461 Broadway. The Montauk Steamboat Co resumes the Block Island service on June 26, with weekday sailings from New York Pier 13 East River at 5:30 p.m. and special Saturday sailings on July 3 at 1 p.m.
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Crowds clog London streets during coronation procession
London crowds flood Trafalgar Square and routes from the city as the coronation weekend swells. The Prince of Wales greets royal guests at Victoria Station while Czarewitch of Russia lands at Gravesend. Traffic chaos and crowded underground, with police warning barriers may stay open to avoid accidents.
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Cheers For King Edward Arrives London From Windsor
King Edward and Queen Alexandra arrived in London at 12 20 p m from Windsor. The king appeared in his usual health as the court resumes festivities leading to the coronation celebrations. Royal processions, guards of honor, and large crowds greeted their Majesties en route to Buckingham Palace.
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Official Entertainments At Coronation Ambassadors Attend
Whitelaw Reid the US Special Ambassador to King Edward's coronation began a busy day with calls at royal embassies accompanied by Lt Col Sir Fleetwood Edwards. A royal reception at Buckingham Palace and a state dinner chaired by the King were planned with ambassadors and guests seated at a long main table and fifteen side tables.
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Yale-Harvard Boat Race Excursion Ad
Excursion tickets for Yale Harvard boat race at New London. Parlor car seat on 11 a m train from Grand Central Station, with special return train. Streets excursion valid only in coaches. Price seven dollars. On sale at No 3 Grand Central Station New York. N B &BLR Advt.
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