Magnificent Covent Garden Gala With Royal Presence
A June Covent Garden gala featured King and Queen and royal guests amid dazzling jewels and diplomatic boxes. Notable attendees included America's ambassador John Hays Hammond, the Duke of Connaught, German Crown Prince, and numerous titled ladies. The program opened with scenes from Ida and extended to Romeo and Juliet, Barbe of Seville, and a ballet tableau, followed by postperformance receptions.
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the Tribune
London
Opera
Covent Garden
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British Empire Society
Buckingham Palace
America
John Hays Hammond
Royal Fox
Duke of Connaught
Hesse
Wile
Ida
Gounod
Romeo and
Joe
Rosaint
Barbe
Seville
le Pavilion d'Armite
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Melbit
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Herat
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John McCormack
Sammarco
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Malatesta
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Duchess of Westminster
Grosvenor House
Tachons
Parliament Reassembles After Coronation To Reassert Lords Power
Parliament reconvenes after the coronation with stern business and veto threats aimed at limiting Lords influence. The Lords resist amendments to Irish home rule measures as the House debates the exclusion of certain bills and potential further steps.
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House of Lords
The Desert iner The Desert iner Knight Er rant of Finance
A brief feature outlines risks and rewards in the career of the Knight Errant of Finance. The piece appears in the Magazine Section of the upcoming Sunday Tribune.
Utah Navy Battleship Utah Reaches High Trial Speed
Rockland Maine June 26 United States battleship Utah attained a maximum speed of about 21.887 knots during standardization trials on the official course. Twenty runs were made with several groups achieving 10.756 12.015 and 16.79 knots. Top speed averaged 21.288 knots, above the contract 20.75 knot requirement. Engines showed 28,477 horsepower and turbine work was satisfactory. Tomorrow a four hour run at 20.75 knots and a two hour run are planned burning fuel and coal.
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Rockland
United States
Utah
Red Eagle for Morgan Kaiser Gratified by Luther Letter Gift
Kiel June 28 J Pierpont Morgan presented to the Kaiser an autographed letter written by Martin Luther to Emperor Charles V. Morgan reportedly paid 25 000 and was conferred the Grand Cross of the Red Eagle. The letter, dated during Luther’s return from the Diet of Worms, described reforms and defended his actions but never reached the Emperor. A Florence dealer arranged the sale in Leipzig on May 3. News of the document’s export to America provoked German officials and public sentiment.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
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Diet of Worms
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Leipsic
Saxony
America
Banked money stolen from Cape resident in Syracuse case
Mrs. C D Secor of Nudes lost 1000 dollars in cash from a small farm sale entrusted to banks. Ms. Nilee received funds at a Syracuse real estate office two days earlier and hid the money in a wardrobe pocket in Rome. Robbery occurred when she visited a neighbor. a gold watch was also stolen. Sheriff Thancroft suspects the woman was followed from Syracuse.
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Auburn
C. D. Secor
Thancroft
Syracuse
Blood Transfusion Aids Noted Stomach Specialist
Doctors including Dr William Darrach and Dr Leo Buerger performed a blood transfusion for Dr George R ad, a stomach specialist at 18 East 52d Street. A healthy park bench donor provided blood after a late Sunday night decision. Dr Buerger reported notable improvement within twelve hours and signs of recovery.
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William Darrach
No. 47
Leo Burrier
East 1St Street
Buerger
Drr. Lockwood
Grover Cleveland
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Vanderbilt
Women's Medical
Runaway Horses Injure U.S. Senator’s Son in Virginia
June 2, Joseph W Hatley Jr son of the United States Senator from Texas is at the Retreat near Berryville Clarke County Va suffering numerous cures and bruises after being hurled headlong and dragged down a Blue Ridge slope between Bluemont and Hertyville by runaway horses Bailey from Princeton attended a house party at the Retreat and was returning when the harness broke.
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United States
Texas
Powell Kelley
Berryville
Clarke County
Blue Ridge Mountains
Bluemont
Hertyville
Bailey
Princeton University
Kelley
Winchester
Foumkeene Ieneeath
Almany
Vial
Girl shoots lover and two men on Avenue A roof
Gaetana Setlenhel, twenty, shot her lover Antonio Fiverone and two other men at 14th Street and Avenue A. After firing, she fled to a flat roof at 221 Avenue A, held two patrolmen at bay with hatpins, then surrendered. Fiverone, mortally wounded, and the other man De Bella were taken to Bellevue Hospital. the third victim survived. Setlenhel said she aimed only at Fiverone after learning he was married.
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Avenue A
Gaetana Setlenhel
No. 400
East 12Th Street
Sth Street
Bellevue Hospital
Fiverone
Antonio
Haat
Wil
DI Bella
James
Wil Brohally
Witner
la Santa
Thes
Laverna
Deffla
Wty
14Th
Flverene
Bolger
Donnn
Sun Street
No. 221
Hermur
Ambulares
de. Reid
Piverone
Saulinbe
Father de Marve
Umbrella beating linked to New York smuggling case
A Bronx woman used an umbrella to thrash a man after her daughter Ethel, ten, accused him of harassment on a Long Island City to Manhattan trip. The man, later identified as Ernest T. Rossiter, faced disorderly conduct charges. The case ties to a larger jewelry smuggling scheme alleged against a wealthy banker, with federal officials examining related trunks and duties.
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Ethel
Catherine Maurer
Clay Avenue
Bronx
6Th Street
Second Avenue
Corrigan
New York
Flushing Avenue
Long Island
John Powers
Tottenville
Staten Island
Long Island City
Ernest T. Rossiter
Sanford Avenue
Flushing
Court
Staten Island Rapit Transit Company
E. V. W. Rossiter
Yce
New York Central
Irving
George W
Rossiter
Hedly
Reilly
Mr. Rossiter
Mra
Helen Owette Jenkins
Richard Parr
Treasury Department
United States
Wise
Loeb
Federal Grand Jury
Carl E Whitney
Allen
Mrs. Jenkins
Collins
Europe
Jenkins
Dageage
Mr. Allen
Mrs Jenkins
C. W Allen
Kenosha
Wis
Nathan Allen
Ceiger
Ethel Sumner
Mra Jenkins
Parr
Chicago
W. S Forrest
Explosions on Submarine Pike Injure Crew Members
Explosions in the Pike submarine gasoline engine started a fire on board this afternoon. Chief Petty Officer FW Elliott, JQ Jeffries, and L B Walker were severely burned. Btott suffered the most serious injuries but is expected to recover. Sailors freed imprisoned crew, and the injured were carried to sick bay aboard the Iris. A court of inquiry will convene as ordered by Captain Hayne Ellis.
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Sou. Eine
Elliott
JQ. Jeffries
L. B. Walker
Btott
Sos
Hayne Ellis
Indictments Hit Zion City Church Elections Fraud
In Zion City on June 2x Overseer Withur Glen Vola and 189 members of the Christian Catholic Church were indicted for fraud tied to Zion City elections on April 3 and 18. Witnesses testified as delegates from multiple cities gathered for a mills salesmen led convention, protesting certain restrictions and voting arrangements under the church’s influence.
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Zion City
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Clation
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Vntain Limited
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Tiewey
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Broadwey
H. T. Dewey
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Mississippi editors sued for criminal libel in Tupelo
Jackson editors N F sonney of The Daily Corinthian A C Anderson of The Ripley Sentinel and B S Bernard of The Meridian Despatch are under arrest in Tupelo on a criminal libel charge. They published an affidavit accusing ex-Congressman Pelvate John Allen of breaking into a mill in 18S9 and stealing his jug.
Boy Shoots Baby Girl in Sid Street Feud
A two year old girl, Helen Farrell, was shot in the forehead during clashes between boys on Sid Street and Ninth Avenue. She lives at 421 West Rid Street and was taken to Roosevelt Hospital after patrolman Hedden assisted her mother. More than twenty injured in ongoing feuds. no arrest reported.
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Ninth Avenue
Helen Farrell
West Rid Street
Helen
Mary Farrell
Hedden
West 47Th Street
Roosevelt Hospital
Hildreth
Wisconsin rower almost swept from shell on Hudson River
R M Sjoblom of Wisconsin varsity crew nearly drowned when his oar stuck and he fell into the Hudson opposite the Cornell boathouse during practice for the upcoming regatta. Harry Wallin of the Wisconsin launch helped save him. Sjoblom, 8 feet 3 inches tall and 173 pounds, was under water briefly but unharmed aside from a flight.
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N.Y
R. M Sjoblom
Wisconsin Varsity
Hudson River
Cornell
Harry Wall
Wain
Wisconsin
Sjoblom
No. 3
No. 5
Lawyer Injured by L Train While Walking Tracks
Visiting lawyer Mugh Shevlin of Freeland Pennsylvania was struck while on the 28th Street station tracks near noon. He dropped between cars to avoid an approaching southbound train, grease spreading on his forehead and minor scratches his only injuries. He was helped away and later cleared to Cleveland.
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Freeland
Penn
Second Avenue
28 Street
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Shevlin
28D Street
Shevlive
Sheviln
Root Amendment to Reciprocity Defeated in Senate
The Root amendment to the Canadian reciprocity bill was defeated in the Senate by an overwhelming vote. Debate covered tariff revision, insurgent amendments, and efforts to speed votes on July 14, 21, and 28. Senators discussed openness, protection, and potential reopening talks with Canada on canal and waterway plans.
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Parra
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Jan
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Ehate
la Follette
la Foltette
Townsend
Great Lakes
Cummins
Batley
Thornton
Clark
Wyoming
Majors Townsend
Smith
Michigan
Heyburn
Argentina to Reciprocate on Trade Duties in Deputies Probe
In Buenos Ayres on June 2 Deputy Cartes pressed a debate on American flour duties. A Breztl concession reduced duties on American flour, risking Brazil’s Argentine flour imports. Foreign Minister said no anti Argentine intent by US or Britain. Chamber authorized the Executive to lower duties on petroleum and lumber if reciprocal treaties with the United States are concluded.
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Chamber of Deputies
Cartes
Breztl
Brazil
Argentina
Rio de Janeiro
Washington
United States
Crimean veteran Sir Seymour Blane dies in London
Lieutenant General Sir Seymour John Blane Bart dies aged 1? He served in the Crimea and held key posts as military secretary to four Governors General of India. He was brigade major to Sir Neville Chamberlain and General Nicholson during Lucknow and Delhi events. He married the widow of Henry Blake of Boston. His nephew Charles Rodley Blane succeeds to the baronetcy.
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India
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Neville Chamberlain
Nicholson
Lucknow
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Henry Blake
Boston
Mass
Charles Rodley Blane
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