KiNG ENTERS BELGRADE WITH SERVIAN WELCOMES
King Peter arrives Belgrade at 10 am in a mournful uniform amid trumpets and cheers. Premiers, ministers, and foreign diplomats attend a bread and salt ceremony before a grand procession to the cathedral and new palace. Crowds celebrate as the king, grave and restrained, receives welcome from Metropolitan and Skuptschina.
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Belgrade
Peter
Geneva
Awakemovics
Maschin
M. Tcharykoff
Herr Dumba
M. Avakumovics
Nied
Avakumovics
Skuptschina
Gary
Anarchists Driven From France in June Expulsion
Paris reports two Russian anarchists Prince Victor Nackachidze and his wife were arrested at Thonens Bains Haute Savoie on Lake Geneva's south shore and will be escorted to the frontier. Nackachidze linked to an 1870s nihilist plot, sentenced to death but commuted to Siberian labor before escaping with help from his fiancée.
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Paris
Prince Victor Nackachidze
France
Thonen Ies Bains
Haute Savoie
Lake Geneva
Siberian
See
Italy
Russia
Germany
Austria
Belgium
Neess Nackachidze
Jaroness von Roedl
Venezuela to reestablish legation in Washington
Caracas official annonce that Venezuela will restore its legation in Washington with General Jose Manuel Hernandez El Mocho named minister to the United States. The post has been vacant for over three years since the late Jose Ade. Chargé Augusto Pulido has handled minor duties. President Castro cited cost as a barrier to appointing an envoy.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Washington
José Manuel Hernandez
el Mocho
United States
Sefior Joséade
Sefer Augusto F. Pulido
Castro
Insult to King Charles Provokes Romanian Telegram
Advices from Bucharest report a blunt telegram from Servian Infantry officers claiming King Charles is unfit to judge their actions. They allege he became ruler after a breach of faith and state they willingly surrender the distinction of the regiment bearing the Romanian king’s name.
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Vienna
Bucharest
Romania
Charles
Rumania
Land Bill Amendment Delivers Concession in Commons
London June 24 The Irish Land bill debate opened with Mr Wyndham introducing an amendment to fix a minimum purchase price and allow bargains outside judicial zones. The move, hailed as a great concession, drew cheers as John Redmond and Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman praised the spirit of conciliation. The night saw amendments debated amicably, with Clause 2 on tenant advances passed and Clause 3 on estate sales adopted, as progress was reported before midnight.
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London
House of Commons
Wyndham
Ireland
John Redmond
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
William O’brien
Redmond
T. P. O'Connor
Unionists Rally in Westminster Back Chamberlain Policy
Ninety eight Unionist MPs met at Westminster and backed the government inquiry into fiscal relations with foreign powers. They pledged support for Chamberlain's policy. Sir Herbert Maxwell suggested a general election could come in three months, urging preparation for a tariff struggle over imperial preferential tariffs.
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London
House of Commons
Westminster
Great Britain
Mr. Chamberlain
Herbert Maxwell
House passes third reading of Finance bill in London
London reports the House approved the Finance bill at its third reading this evening without debate. The step completes the bill's passage through the chamber as part of ongoing financial measures.
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London
Turks Seize Bulgarian Village of Sultantipe
A Sofia dispatch reports from Berlin that Turkish forces without cause occupied the village of Sultantipe, key for the road to Sofia, with four battalions and thirty guns. The Bulgarian government intends to seek an explanation from the Porte.
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Berlin
Sofia
Lokal Anzeiger
Sultantipe
Porte
Khedive Arrives in London for Week-Long Private Visit
The Khedive arrived in London tonight for a private seven day visit. He was met at the station by Lord Lansdowne and a host of prominent men.
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London
Lord Lansdowne
CHINA'S TREATY BLOCKED IN TRADE NEGOTIATIONS
Washington June 24 The Manchuria port demand stalls talks as Moukden Taku-Shan and Harbin would only open to trade in the future. The United States and Japan refuse to delay the section while England leans toward pressure from the three powers to force a concession.
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Washington
China
United States
Japan
Manchuria
Moukden
Taku-Shan
Harbin
Philippine Supreme Court Justice Discusses Islands
Washington June 24 Justice E Finley Smith a Philippine Supreme Court justice said he tried fifteen hundred cases on the Circuit bench over two years and that three fourths of the Philippine people would not accept any other government. He credited American schools with the great improvement noting that in 1898 there was no common school outside Manila and today every city or town has one.
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Washington
E. Finley Smith
Supreme Court of the Philippines
Philippines
United States
Philippine
Manila
Low death rate in Manila report notes steady drop
Surgeon General O Reilly cites a Manila death rate fall from 46.9 to 22.17 per thousand in the first quarter over four years. Despite cholera and bubonic plague threats and unvaccinated provinces, Board of Health precautions seem to have averted an epidemic, with Manila's rate lower than several U S and international cities.
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O'Reilly
Philippines
Manila
Munson
Board of Health
United States
Washington City
Boston
Portico Must Go As City Holds Right To Remove
Justice Blanchard vacated the temporary injunction shielding a Fifth Avenue portico from City removal. The ruling allows the city to proceed unless Vanderbilt acts to block it. Borough President Cantor pledged to begin tearing down the porte cochere immediately.
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Justice Blanchard
George W. Vanderbilt
Fifth-ave
Vanderbilt
Cantor
Unions Call All Out for Greater New York Strike
Ex president Dono van of the United Board of Building Trades leads a plan to strike all trades in building operations in Greater New York. Plasterers to walk out at the St Regis Hotel at 10 AM, with 68 000 workers affected and about one third quitting today.
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Donovan
United Board of Building Trades
Plain and Ornamental Plasterers’ Society
Greater
New York
Mannerchor Hall
East Fifty-sixth-st
Plasterers
Building Trades Employers’ Association
Plasterers’ Union No
East One-hundred-and-twelfth-st
Sam” Parks
Building Trades Board
Otto M. Eidlitz
Board of Building Trades
Sanitation in Cuba Denial From Cuban Health Board
Washington reports a Cuban cabinet reply denying any unsanitary interior condition. Minister Quesada asked for official data and received a cable stating the Superior Health Board finds no basis for alarming reports and notes Puerto Principe as satisfactory.
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Washington
The
Tribune
Cuba
Quesada
Garcia Montez
Montez
Superior Health Board
Department of State
Interior
Puerto Principe
Naval Treaty Signing Delayed by U S Inquiry
Havana reports the final treaties with the United States postponed due to a Washington inquiry about a minor naval regulation term. The issue was resolved this afternoon. President Palma recommended Congress approve moving the penitentiary to the Principe fortress to free the waterside for Sir William Van Horne to build a large hotel.
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Havana
United States
Washington
Palma
Congress
Principe Fortress
William van Horne
Donohue Will Contest Opens in Brooklyn Surrogate Court
Testimony began in the Donohue will and codicil dispute before Surrogate Church. George W. Donohue, ex Commissioner of Education, left about 50 000 in real estate and 12 099 in personal property. His residuary estate, around 50 000, was left to niece Mrs David Stewart in a March 12 will, later altered by a November codicil naming Mrs Marietta L Donohue. Stewart contests alleging incompetence and undue influence. attorney Dunning testifies Donohue was of sound mind at signing.
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George W. Donohue
van Wyck
Brooklyn
Donahue
David Stewart
Stewart
Donohue
Dunning
Boardman, Platt & Soley
Student Surgeon Reveals New Gastro Enterotomy Method
A student at the College of Physicians and Surgeons develops a refined joining technique for stomach and intestine. The method uses a sewn internal band to induce circular necrosis, creating a controlled opening without implanted foreign bodies. Early dog trials show perfect unions and comfort, with plans to test in humans under Dr. R. F Weir.
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Draper Maury
College of Physicians and Surgeons
R. F Weir
Pain's Exhibition Opening Delayed By Weather in Manhattan Beach
Inclement weather postponed the Pain exhibition opening at Manhattan Beach from last night to tonight. Tickets issued for the opening will be honored this evening.
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Pain
Manhattan Beach
Buyer Possibly The New Haven In Shippan Point Deal
Stamford June 24 Special A large Shippan Point realty deal closed last week. Henry W. Harris of Falmouth Mass gains thirty five acres at the southwestern tip of the current report. Harris allegedly bought for the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company which may use it as a terminal for a Sound steamboat line opposing North and East River Transportation Company. Harris's lawyer declines comment.
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Stamford
Copany
Harris
Six Shot in Richmond as Guards Fire on Strike Crowd
Six men wounded in Richmond when street railway guards fired into a crowd outside city limits at Main and Lombardy. Two gravely hit in a volley after guards say they were fired on first. Cars pulled from streets as East End scenes erupted with missiles and track obstructions. Norfolk-based regiments arrived after midnight.
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Main
Lombardy Sts
West End
East End
Tist Regiment
Norfolk
Strike on Chicago and Alton freight handlers
Chicago and Alton freight handlers were called out today over the discharge of two workers. Only about half obeyed. Alton superintendent Barrett said strikers would not be reinstated and positions would be filled tonight. Union president Curran threatened a systemwide walkout tomorrow.
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Chicago and Alton
Barrett
The
Alton
Curran
Freight Handlers’ Union
Alton System
Bullet Fired In Foot Chase Wounds Man In New York Street
In front of 18 West Twentieth street James Kern of 76 Charles street was wounded in the left lung by a bullet from Detective Sergeant Becker’s revolver during a pursuit of a shoplifter at a Sixth Avenue shoe store. Becker contends the weapon discharged accidentally while adjusting it as he ran. Eyewitnesses say the shot was deliberate. Kern was taken to New York Hospital in a critical condition.
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James Kern
Charles Sr
Becker
Central Office
Sixth-ave
Beck
Kern
Matthew Hilgar
Fifth-ave
Raffferty
New York Hospital
Record Receipts Rise at Albany Secretary of State
Albany reports booming revenue as new corporation taxes and statutes lift office receipts. By June, the month should show a peak, with current totals near 7,500 dollars and projected to reach 10,000. For the year starting October 1, 1902, receipts total 61,875, nearing last year’s annual take.
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Albany
Arrival of the Glacier Brings Army Deaths Home
The United States supply steamer Glacier arrived from Manila after sixty two days at sea stopping at Colombo and Malta. It carried the body of Dr Hessler army surgeon who died of cholera and the bodies of three United States soldiers.
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United States
Glacier
Manila
Colombo
Malta
Atlantic
Hessler
Alden Brought to City in Forgery Charge
Charles A. Alden, former secretary for John W. Keiler, was arrested in Montague Massachusetts on a second degree forgery charge. He was brought to this city by Detective Sergeant Brown and placed in Police Headquarters.
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Charles A. Alden
John W. Keiler
Montague, Mass
Brown
Franklin Fyles Seriously Ill in Local Home
Franklin Fyles, longtime drama critic for The Sun and The Mail and Express, is gravely ill at his residence 114 West Ninety fourth street. Reports say he has been unconscious for over a day and little hope remains for his recovery.
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Franklin Fyles
the Sun
the Mail and Express
West Ninety Fourth-St
Escape from New Tombs by Outside Aid
Two prisoners Robert Booth and Matthew Callahan serving six months for disorderly conduct escaped from the Tombs between 3 and 4:30 p.m. Tuesday with help from workers tearing down the old prison. They crawled through a barred passage from the cellar to the yard, crossed improvised planks over a ditch, and climbed the yard wall into Leonard Street area. Warden Van De Carr suspects above کمک. detectives search for Booth at 122 East Twenty-fifth Street and Callahan at 316 West Fourteenth Street.
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Robert Booth
Matthew Callahan
van de Carr
Leonardst
Booth
Callahan
East Twenty-fifth-st
West Fourteenth-st
Specifications flood McKinley Memorial inquiries in Canton
Sculptors and architects flood the Canton office of the National McKinley Memorial Association with requests for specifications. Assistant Secretary Hartzell will answer about the site at West Lawn Cemetery and a blueprint with land elevations and dimensions. Funds will be solicited through postmasters and the local office handles Carnation League correspondence.
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Canton
Ohio
National McKinley Memorial Association
Hartzell
West Lawn Cemetery
Carnation League
Old Officers Re-Elected In Pennsylvania Company
Philadelphia reports the Pennsylvania company reorganized with A. J. Cassatt as president. Directors appointed Otto-toe of Cleveland as successor and W. onions was named superintendent of the Richmond division.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Company
A. J. Cassatt
Otto —— Toe
Cleveland
W. Onions
Richmond
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