Persian Shah dissolves parliament orders new elections
Teheran June 26 reports the Shah will issue a decree dissolving parliament and call five new elections for assembly and senate to open in three months. A general amnesty is proclaimed and refugees abroad lose legation protection. Public order improves as troops patrol the streets and bazaars reopen amid growing royal support.
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Tabriz
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Urumiah
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Boundary Commission
France approves Western Railroad purchase measure
Paris Senate votes 155 to 118 to adopt the government takeover of the Western Railroad. The bill provides government acquisition and management, with a narrow first reading defeat yesterday.
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Paris
Senate
Western Railroad
Marietta to sail to Cuba with Sleeper party
The Marietta will leave Willemstad tomorrow for Guantanamo carrying Jacob Sleeper the former American chargé d affaires at Caracas and his party. The Dutch ministry and Curacao governor report no seizure of Dutch vessels by Venezuelan officials amid tensions over Curacao plague measures and Venezuela’s retaliatory steps.
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Willemstad
Marietta
Guantanamo
Jacob Sleeper
Caracas
the Hague
Chamber of Deputies
Curacao
Venezuela
Netherlands
la Guayra
Russo-Chinese Bank Weakened in Peking Protest
In a political move following the Russian Legation protest in Peking, the Russo-Chinese Bank plans an immediate withdrawal of its branches from the Southern Manchuria area under Japanese influence. The bank’s political role faded after the death of M. Poketilot, the former Russian minister to China, and the pullback is seen as advancing Russo-Japanese understandings and delineating influence spheres in Manchuria.
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Monkéen
Peking
Tts
Manchuria
Japan
M. Poketilot
China
Debates on Budget for Navy Build In St Petersburg
In St Petersburg on June 26 the budget for the Ministry of Marine totaling 42 000 000 rubles includes 5 500 000 to lay down four battleships this year. The council of the empire opened with speeches by Bidinpin M Durnove M Timirtaseft Minister of Commerce and Count Witte who all supported the appropriation and the passage seemed assured.
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Ministry of Marine
Council of the Empire
M. Durnove
M. Timirtaseft
Commerce
Count Witte
Abd el Aziz Seeks New Loan Amid Moroccan Unrest
Tangier June 26. Abdul Aziz seeks a new loan from French bankers to fund property and government operations in Tetuan Rabat and nearby regions. Reports say royal moves have triggered alarm as Mulai Hafs gathers an army of eighteen thousand tribesmen and massed troops at the palace.
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Mulai
Sherman Back to Normal After Illness in Hospital
Cleveland June 26 Repr James Sherman Republican Vice Presidential candidate shows stable vital signs and improved strength after hospital treatment. Doctor says the attack is past and Sherman may leave by Wednesday. He will visit ex Governor Herrick before returning to Utica for a July 3 homecoming reception and a July 8 national chairman conference.
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James S. Sherman
Edwin P. Carter
Sherman
Obituary of Lieutenant Colonel Ammon A Augur at Fort Thomas
Obituary reports the death of Lieutenant Colonel Ammon A Augur at Fort Thomas Kentucky. Born 188 in Michigan he graduated from West Point in 197 and rose through the ranks to major after bravery at San Juan Hill and later commanded battalions in the 24th Infantry. He served in the Philippines the Cuban campaign and Western Indian Wars and died of Brights disease after a long military career.
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Fort Thomas
Military Academy
Michigan
24Th Infantry
25Th Infantry
29Th Infantry
Bright
San Juan Hill
Rough Riders
Roosevelt
2Th Infantry
Augur
Philippines
Representative W H Parker dies after brief illness in Deadwood
Deadwood South Dakota June 26 Representative William H Parker died after a three week illness from dropsy and liver trouble His burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery Parker was born May 5 184? in Keene New Brunswick He served in the Union army 1861 to 1866 and later held legal and political posts in Colorado Territory and South Dakota including U S Attorney for Colorado State Senator and multiple terms in the state legislature He served in the 60th Congress
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National Cemetery At
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N. B
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Nebraska
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George Washington) University
Washington
Grant
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United States
Colorado
South Dakota
House of Representatives
Lawrence County
Wth Congress
Cowl
Berlin
Germany
Walter Yeomans Cowl
William H
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Daniell
Yonkers
George Jones Daniell
John Daniell
New York City
Warburton Ave
Sleepy Hollow
Grand Central Station
Nelson
Anna Marie Nelson
Sumner Ave
Brooklyn
Payne
Emily Harriet Payne
William Payne
Eighth Ave
Beechive
Owens
Charles M. Phillips Dies in Pasadena Newsman and Oil Investor
Charles M. Phillips of Phillips Brothers' Company and founder of The Christian Standard in Cincinnati died in Pasadena after twenty years residence. He was brother of former Congressman Thomas W. Phillips of New Castle Pennsylvania.
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Phillips Brothers’ Company
Christian Standard
Cincinnati
Christian Science Church
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New Castle
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Pasadena
Death of Vice-Admiral Charles Regnault de Prémesnil
Paris reports the death of Vice-Admiral Charles Regnault de Prémesnil born 1837 who joined the French navy in 1838 and served in the Crimean Chinese campaigns the Cochin China operation and the Franco-Prussian War He rose to rear admiral in 1889 to command the Pacific naval division and was made maritime prefect of Lorient in 1893 He earned the Legion of Honor at the Taku forts in 1858.
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Cochin China
Extreme East
Pacific Ocean
Lorient
Taku
Mrs Julie M Truman Dies at 1853 Birth N J Widow Of NYSE Member
Mrs Julie M Truman wife of Henry H Truman a New York Stock Exchange member died at her home 300 Lincoln avenue Orange New Jersey after nearly two years illness Born 1853 she was daughter of Charles Gideon Judson a wealthy real estate operator and rubber manufacturer of New York and Waterbury Conn A Llewellyn Park original resident and charity worker.
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Henry H. Truman
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Lincoln Avenue
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Charles Gideon Judson
New York and
Waterbury
Opposition to trusts in Russia in Douma meeting
A Douma deputation led by M. Guchkoff met Premier Stolypin in St. Petersburg to voice objections to industrial and commercial trusts such as the iron and steel trust. Stolypin said promoters abandoned plans after government declined to grant a capitalization tax reduction and that any similar projects must pass the Cabinet to protect public interests.
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Stolypin
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M. Stolypin
Bavarian Prince Makes Long Balloon Flight
Augsburg Bavaria June 26 Prince George of Bavaria soared in the Augusta II balloon. He remained aloft about fifteen hours in the menstadt air and landed near Im roughly sixty five miles from Augsburg. He is described as the first royal aeronaut to undertake such an ascent.
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Notes of Foreign News Highlights From June Obscured Dispatches
London reports show R P McGrann winning with Young Mountaineer and Newsboy at the International Horse Show. In Cuba Athletes sail for Camp Columbia to compete for a pennant under Lieuts Wilson and Palmer. Paris hosts talks on easing European automobile travel amid the International Road Congress. In Tiflis five priests and others are arrested over the Archbishop Ikon assassination. In Paris Renard, linked to banker Remy’s murder, is arrested after Remy’s stabbing.
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Remy
Army and Navy News Highlights on Visitors Expenses and Reforms
Washington reports on reimbursement for travel expenses by former board of visitors to West Point after its dissolution. Naval officers await the promotion plan results while Recruit minimum weights rise. Wireless coast defense tests face interference risks. Army and Navy personnel moves, vessel movements, and ship deployments are outlined.
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GUNS FIRED FOR MR. CLEVELAND IN CAMP
Battery D of the 3d Field Artillery fired forty seven guns at sundown to honor ex president Cleveland. The 24th Infantry band played and the flag flew all day. Private Waldrow Russell of the 24th Infantry was drowned in the Black River and found with possible bayonet wounds. Deserter status noted as authorities investigate. The 1st Infantry New Jersey National Guard arrived. Essex Troop delayed. Navy department says Florida battleship work to begin in July.
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Hair Staff
Waldrow Russell
Black River
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Essex
Florida Ship to Be Built at Brooklyn Navy Yard
Construction planned at the Brooklyn navy yard likely to start in late July with the department issuing specs for material purchases.
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Brooklyn Navy Yard
Honoring Senator Hoar in Worcester Monument Dedication
Worcester memorializes George Frisbie Hoar with a $20 000 monument funded by public subscription. About 30 000 residents attended Front Street ceremony featuring prayer by Rev. Edward Everett Hale and memorial remarks from Justice W H Moody and Governor Curtis Guild Jr. Moody praised Hoar for choosing public duty over private gain.
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Mass
George Frisbie Hoar
United States
City Hall
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Edward Everett Hale
W. H. Moody
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Curtis Guild, Jr
Wage Truths and Socialist Myths in Labor Economics
F. G. R. Gordon of Reading Mass argues against socialist wage statistics. He contends census figures misstate average wages and net wealth, calculating that workers receive about 9 percent of wealth production while capitalists and management receive the remainder. He warns socialism would raise distribution costs and lower overall production.
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Reading, Mass
Raid at Viesca Emboldens Mexico Bandits
Telegraph reports from Governor Cardenas describe a bold raid by about fifty bandits on Viesca Coahuila attacked the jail bank stamp office and express office. Three police killed and wounded, one bandit captured, troops moving in with several arrests as authorities vow stern measures.
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Monterey
Government Stamp Office
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Secretary of the Interior
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Lengt
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Chihuahua
Prince Helie's Marriage Plans in July Proposal
Paris dispatch cites Prince Heli de Sagan stating his marriage to Mme Gould will occur around July 7 with a religious and civil ceremony. Four witnesses are planned two German associates for the prince and two American friends for the bride. He questions the need for Protestant conversion.
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Mrs Weeks Seeks Divorce From Army Officer
Mrs Malinda Elion Weeks brings suit in Sangamon County Circuit Court for divorce from Lt Frank Russell Weeks of the United States army stationed at Fort Hancock New Jersey, charging desertion. The couple wed January 4 1904 at the St Nicholas Hotel where Mrs Weeks lived with her mother Mrs Jessie Palmer Weber.
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Ill
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Sangamon County
Frank Russell Weeks
Artillery Corps
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Fort Hancock
New Jersey
St. Nicholas Hotel
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Belmont Empire Hotel Astor
Notable guests visit major New York hotels with high profile figures from law politics and military. John H. Hammond Chief Justice Fuller M Mat sumoto Ich Sato Governor C E Hughes Major J W Boyce Colonel D C Robinson Judge Mauchifelder Mr and Mrs William H Taft George B Cortelyou Commander Cleland Davis listed among travelers and dignitaries.
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Manhattan
William H. Taft
Cincinnati
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United States Navy
Weather Report Forecast Across States June 24
Official summary notes generally fair weather nationwide with showers in the south Atlantic states and Pacific Northwest. Temperature declines occur in Montana and northern Rocky Mountain regions while Colorado and northern Arizona see a rise. District of Columbia Maryland forecast expects fair to warm conditions with light southerly winds. Virginia to be fair with warmer interior. Delaware New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania forecast incomplete in text.
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Taylor Moore Wedding Notice at Pine Hill Duxbury
Marriage notice states Mrs Van sen Taylor will wed Russell Wellman Moore of New York at the Wright family residence Pine Hill Duxbury Massachusetts with Rev Reuben Kidner officiating. Indorsements require full names and addresses for notices of marriages and deaths.
Obituary notices from Ames to Whelan published
Death notices list Eleanor Sprague Cowl Daniell Nelson Payne Sprague Sutton Thurston Truman Warschauer Welch Whelan Catherine Whelan and others. Funeral details given with dates locations and private services. Woodlawn Cemetery map and funeral services info included.
New York Tribune Offers Help With Job Applicants Files
The Uptown Office of The New York Tribune has installed a file of applications of selected aspirants for positions of various kinds. Visit No 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets from 9 a m to 6 p m for assistance.
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Tribune subscription and rate notice for domestic and foreign mail
The Tribune outlines subscription options and rates for daily, Sunday, tri weekly, and weekly editions. It lists domestic and foreign mail prices, seasonal terms, and foreign country rate agreements, plus Harlem and international mail offices and overseas agents.
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