Mexico split over Orozco surrender amid amnesty talks
Reports from Mexico City and Washington indicate the government will not negotiate with General Orozco. Huerta plans an amnesty for privates and subalterns after federal entry into Chihuahua City, while Orozco may retreat to the mountains or cross into the United States as San Jinez blocks Sonora. Rebel and federal movements unfold near theArizona border as troops concentrate for a large mobilization.
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Tribune
Mexico City
Madero
Orozco
Vuerta
Chihuahua City
Huerta
Presi
Fee
Unitedtates
Oroczo
Chihuahua
Sonora
San Jinez
Huerts
Frontas
Giuseppe Garibaldi
Collonia Morelos
Garibaldi
Blanco
Arizona
New Mexico
Juarez
High praise for Kaiser more than an Emperor a Great Man
London June 28 Lord High Chancellor Haldane praised Emperor William II at a dinner in the German Hospital London saying he was more than an emperor a great man gifted with the gods highest gifts He led his people in spirit and deed and history would note a long era of development and peace under his reign
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Lord Haldane
London
Baron Marschall von Bieberstein
Haldane
William
William II
New Premier for China Tank Shao-yi Resignation Accepted
London June 2 President Yuan Shikai has accepted the resignation of Premier Tank Shao-ya who is suffering from a nervous breakdown and contemplates a special dispatch. The correspondent adds that reports of anarchy in the provinces published in Europe are exaggerated.
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Tang Shao-yi
Yuan
London
Yuan Shika
Tank Shao-ya
Europe
Panama Municipal Elections Forecast Next President
Colon Panama June 2 The municipal elections to be held Sunday are expected to forecast the future president. Police may vote but must go unarmed and singly and Vetera will stay fifty feet from booths. Americans’ supervision aims to prevent trouble. Generals Pedro Diaz and Dr Belisario Porras express confidence in victory.
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Colon
Panama
Vetera
Red Eagle Honor for A V Armour in Kiel United
Emperor William awards the Second Class Red Eagle to Allison V Armour of the New York Yacht Club in Kiel. Armour has sailed the Utowana to Kiel summers and has been hosted by the Kaiser. The ceremony follows his earlier April stay when the Emperor was visiting Corfu.
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Emperor William
Allison V. Armour
New York Yacht Club
Utowans
Kaiser
Corfu
Armour
Dave
Inter
Pierport Morgan
Americana sale in London seven early maps name America
London June 28 Sothebys sold a manuscript of forty five leaves with diagrams and seven full page colored maps naming America in the world delineations. A pamphlet volume including Woods New England Prospect 1634 and other Americana realized about 80 dollars circa 1610 1518 sold for
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Ley Cap
the Tribune
London
Sotheby's
New World
W Woods
New England
Purchaser Named for Macroom Castle in County Cork
The old Macroom Castle in County Cork dating to King John is set to change hands with William R. Grace, the American financier, reported as the buyer who will take over from Lord Ardilaun.
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Macroom
William R. Grace
The
Tribune
London
County Cork
John
Wiliam R. Grace
Lord Ardilaun
Moore earns another blue at Olympi show in Louisville trophy
American pair Lord Beaton and Tody Seaton won the blue ribbon at the International Horse Show in Louisville trophy for harness horses over 15 hands. Judge HM Moore also placed Robin Hood and Bure gomaster in second prize, while Robin Hood and Bure gomaster placed in other events.
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Olympi
London
Wo HM
Moore
Lord Beaton
Tody Seaton
Robin Hood
Bure Gomaster
Hanford Witness Heard in Judge Franchisement Inquiry
Seattle reports the Senate sub committee on Judge Cornelius Hanford resumed hearings on the disfranchisement of socialist Leonard Olsson and questioned John Speed Smith, Oregon Washington Idaho Montana naturalization chief, about Olsson’s statements and distribution of socialist literature, noting Smith could not estimate voters removed if constitutional displeasure led to disfranchisement.
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Seattle
Tne
United States
Cornelius
Manford
Leonard Gilsson
John Speed Smith
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Smith
Olsson
Hanford Olson
Graham
Gift of 30 000 Volumes to MIT by Wall and Dering
Boston June 2 A gift of thirty thousand volumes on electricity and electrical engineering valued at 410 000 has been presented to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology by Theodore N Wall president of the American Telegraph and Telephone Company New York The library was collected by Intereo George Edward Dering of Lockleys Herts England and is said to be the most complete of its kind in existence covering electrical publications during the last sixty years Mr Wall has also given funds for the library maintenance. Broader theatre notes report Frazee open to a season with Prandy Money at the Maxine Elliott Theatre and new shows Bachelors and Benedicts and An Enemy in Society slated for Cort Theatre with plans for Chicago after Fine Feathers ends its run. An Enemy to Safety will be Mr Fraser s first New Year offering.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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American Telegraph and Telphone Company
New York
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Lntereorge
Edward Dering
Lockleys
Herts
England
Wall
Mbrary
Foon
Rrazen
Tom Sraron
Maxine Elliott
Prandy Money
James Montgomery
Mr. Frazee
Jackson D. Haag
Wilson Mizner
George Branwon Howard
Cort Theatre
Chicago
Baren Walter
Mr. Fraser
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Navy Yards
Congress
Taft
Appropriations Committees
the Treasury
Tracewell
The
Treasury
Whits House
White House
Beekman Winthrop
Chamberlain
Bradley
Taylor
Morgan
Calder
Willes
Olcott
Woodward
Knox
Chevy Chase
The Girl from Montmartre at Gaiety with Phonoliszt Viglina
Albert Hart re-engaged by Charles Frohman for next season to star in The Girl from Montmartre at the Gaiety Theatre. Starting Monday July 1, the regular orchestra is replaced by the Phonoliszt Viglina self playing instrument to interpret complex scores.
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Albert Hart
Charles Frohman
Musical Union
Army and Navy Orders From Washington June Update
A Washington dispatch lists army and navy orders affecting numerous officers and assignments. It notes transfers, duty changes, and temporary outposts including captains, lieutenants, and majors across the United States and overseas, with ships movements reported by the Navy Department from Indian Head to Charleston and other ports.
New suffragist tactics and a shattered Zepplein fear
Reported actions include suffragettes smashing windows at post offices and labor exchanges across Manchester Edinburgh Aberdeen Derby Hitchin Southend and Letchworth amid calls to target post offices England wide. A reception incident at Lord Glenconner’s home saw a woman seize Prime Minister Asquith, claimed injuries and lost jewelry. In Germany a Zepplein airship Schwaben exploded after breaking free in high winds at Fried Hechshafen, injuring soldiers and workmen. the ship, insured for 162.50, had recent long flights and imperial visits onboard.
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Tribune Tendon
Manchester
Edinburgh
Aberdeen
Derby
Hkeston
Ludien
Hitchen
Southend
Letchworth
London
Yilows
England
Tow
Liberal Colonial Club
Lord Glenconner
Asquith
Moving Picture Evidence To Be Shown In Riot Trial
Pictures taken of the riot at the Federal Building after sentences for violation of neutrality laws will be shown to the jury by motion picture films. It will be the first time such evidence is introduced. An operator from a leading moving picture company will record the arrests and actions of the defendants as the court proceeds. The footage covers the riot’s duration and the conduct of those charged.
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Tribune J
Los Angeles
Federal Building
Magans
Moving Picture Company
Van Zelm Brenton wedding in New Rochelle church
Mise Marie Van Zelm daughter of Mr and Mrs Henri Jan Van Zelm married Charles Whittlesey Brenton a New Haven lawyer in First Presbyterian Church New Rochelle yesterday evening. Bridesmaids Milse tails Van Zelm Miss Flor ener Ferger Esther Hawes New Rochelle and Rachel Olmeted Margaret Payton New Haven. Best man Professor Howard Bronson brother of the groom. Ushers Lew Fronson Walter Whley New Haven George W Burter Frederick A Davidean New Rochelle. Ceremony by Rev Benjamin Marlenatl and Rev Robert Denntaon. Reception at Van Zein residence Now Poplar Place New Rochelle. They met at the Christian Federation convention at Bilver Bay.
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Mise Marie van Zelm
Henri Jan van Zelm
Charles Whittlesey Brenton
New Haven
First Presbyterian Church
New Rochelle
Nervists
Mise Tails van Zelm
Misser Florener Ferger
Esther Hawes
Rachel Olmeted
Margaret Payton
Howard Bronson
Wees
Lew Fronson
Walter Whley
George W-Burter
Frederick A Davidean
Benjamin Marlenatl
Presbyterian Church
Robert Denntaon
United Congregational Church
van Zein
Poplar Place
New Kortelle
Christian Federvar
Bilver Bay
Fransoneenen
Walter W Broraon
Washington
Miss Shaw Weds Walton in Brookitoe Ceremony
At her parents home in Brookitoe Miss Pauline Shaw married Harry A Walton of Brooklyn. The ceremony occurred at 11 oclock with only relatives present. Walton is son of Mr and Mrs Jatin Walton of 16 Willow Street Brooklyn and Yale graduate, member of Yale and Hamilton clubs.
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Mra Ranard Payson Shaw
Brookitoe
Sins Pauline Shaw
Harry A. Walton
Brooklyn
Walton
Jatin d. Walton
Willow Street
Hrowklyn
Yale
James & Shaw
Lola Kenyon
George Waterman Kenyon
Carroll Street
Mina Kenyon
Mina Bhaw
Farmington
Hunt Schoverling Wedding at Holy Trinity Church
In Brooklyn Heights at the Church of the Holy Trinity Florence M Schoverling daughter of the late Rudolph Sehoverling married Stanley Milly Hunt son of Mr and Mrs Faward J Hunt of Norwich Conn The ceremony was performed by Rev Morrie A Hark with Ella Scribner maid of honor Olive Hunt and Ella Kelly as bridesmaids Elmer Marion Hunt Norman Rust Clark William R Nui and Paul Bohulze Merge were ushers A reception followed at Mrs Paul Schulze-Herge’s Willow Court Clark Street
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Olive Hunt
Norwic
Ella Kelly
Brooklyn
Withurt H. Headford
Winsted
Conn
Wered Am
Elmer Marion Hunt
Manhattan
Norman Rust Clark
Hartford
Wiliam R. Nui
Paul Bohulze- Merge
Paul Schulze-Herge
Willow Court
Clark Street
Fitzgerald Scheuller Nuptials In St. Catherine Church
Somerville June 28 The marriage unites Hurgo master Behetlier and Baroness von Sehime melpfenig of Silesia daughter with Henedi Jerome Pitagerald organist and composer in a ceremony at St Catherine's Church.
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Somerville
Mase
Mive Utt Hedwie Adelherd Scheuller
Hurgomaster
Behetlier
Baroness von Sehimemelpfenig
Silesia
Henediet Jerome Pitagerald
St. Catherine's Church
Labor leaders file appeal over contempt sentences
Samuel Gompers and Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor filed an appeal from Justice Wright and posted bail today. Execution of their jail terms was stayed. Justice Wright did not sentence John Mitchell in his absence unless requested, after his prior six month sentence was reversed by the US Supreme Court. The case stems from an alleged boycott of Buck's Stove and Range Company.
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Morrison
Washington
Samuel Gompers
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Justice Wright
Wright
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Supreme Court of the United States
Buck’s Stove and Range Company
Pope Studies Our Politics in Private Audience
In Rome on June the pope received Bishop John Farrelly of Cleveland in a private audience. They discussed both religious and political situations in the United States, with particular reference to the presidential campaign.
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Rome
Rare 1847 stamp block sells for $625 in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia collector purchased a six stamp block from 1847 for $625 at a Morton Building sale, with Percival Parrish buying the unused margin-true block for a millionaire collector. The event drew expectation of higher bids, as a five-cent block from the same year sold for $19 and experts noted potential for more.
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United States
Morton Building
Assalt Streets
Percival Parrish
Philadelphia
Worth
New York
Walter Scott
Europe
Percy 4
Doane
Obituary of Charles Osmyn Brewster
Charles Osmyn Brewster died at his summer home in South Dartmouth Massachusetts on Wednesday and will be buried there. A prominent New York lawyer and engaging personality he was active professionally and in civic and artistic circles. An associate of Saint-Gaudens and Saint-Gaudens friends he supported chamber music and quartets in the sculptor’s studio. Born Philadelphia October 4 1846 he graduated Harvard 1879 and practiced law in New York later. Independent in politics he participated in public life and served as poll watcher. Survived by Elizabeth Hathaway Brewster whom he married in December 1890 and two children a son and a daughter.
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Dartmouth
Mass
New S York
Brewster
Aucuatus Saint-Gaudens
Harvard
The
University
Downtown Association
Tinareied
Elizabeth Hathaway
Hin
Obituary notices from 19th century newspapers
Notable deaths include Cornettun Fr Kingsland of New York real estate interest who died at his Crescent country home aged sixty five from Bright's disease. Architect Frank Furness of Philadelphia died after war service and noted bravery medal. Augustas Fan Cornanas from New York died at Bartow on the Round aged eighty six. Henry J. Stanford once known as Signor Del Wantin died at National Soldiers Home aged seventy after Harvard and Civil War service.
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Aca Kingsland
New York City
Philadelphia
Frank Furness
Medi
Furnese
Item of Furness, Evan & Co
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Congress
Mmne
France
Vasslt
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Furnena
Horace Flaward Furness
Jetonny i
Hampton
Henry J. Stanferd
Signor del Wantin
Harvard
44Th Massacuseux
George B Cluett Founder of Cluett Peabody dies in Troy
George B Cluett founder of the collar industry and founder of Cluett Peabody died today at his home in Troy He established several charities including hospitals and boys clubs He funded outfitting a sail in the Labrador division work of Dr Wilfred Granfell and spent winters at Palm Beach Ma
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Troy
N.Y
M. Cluett
Cluett, Peabody & Co
Wilfred Granfell
Cluett
Palm Beach
Convention Stenographer Dies in New York State Meeting
Miss Maule L. Green, official stenographer for the Women's Relief Corps of New York, was found dead in her hotel bed in Newburg during the G A R state encampment. The death occurred while the convention was in session, prompting investigations and tributes to the deceased.
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N.Y
Maule L. Green
New York City
Women's Relief Corps of
G A. R
Burr Loses Case Over Work Heir Rights
Former senator Carl S Burr Jr contesting the will of Frank Work, noted horseman and retired broker, lost as the surrogate and appellate division ruled he must show cause for suspecting codicils were made to benefit others. The ruling upholds the need to proceed, barring Burr’s proof of irregularities in the will documents.
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Semeruay
Carl S Burr, Jr
Frank Work
Burr
Fowler
Garden Sale for Mountain View Farm Benefit in Lenox
Sunnyridge gardens hosted a June garden sale in Lenox as a benefit for Misa ther F. Folsom's Mountain View Farm. Convalescing women and children from New York hospitals are cared for there with profits from garden tools, wares, and raffles. The event drew many notable guests and featured sales items from watering pots to bird decorations.
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George Winthrop Folsom
Sunnyridge
Misa Ther
F. Folsom
Mountain View
New York
Arthur W. Swann
Rosamond Dixey
I. Constance Folsom
Alice Schenck
Anita Delafield
Ross W. Whistler
Joseph W. Whistler
Henry Hollister Peace
Grace Sedgwick
Mabel Choate
Samuel Frothingham
Kate Cary
Clark G. Voorhees
Churchill Satterlee
Julia Hicks
J Frederick Schenck
Richard ©. Dixey
Joseph H. Choate
Morris K. Jesup
John Miller
Newbold Morris
Oscar Insigi
Peyton J. van Rensselaer
J. Livingston Les
Roso Peyster Titus
David T. Dana
George G. Haven
Frank K. Sturges
George F. Turnure
Amy
Edith Kohisaat
Thomas Shields Clarke
Francis Barlow
Emily W. Biddle
Mary Tappen
Henry L. Lee
Joseph W. Burden
Harris Fahnestock
Gertrude Parsons
Arrestee Dr Crapsey and Civil Service Debate in June Dispatch
The Tribune reports two linked items from June: in Washington government business continues with pay despite funding gaps, while in Dunkirk Dr Algernon S Crapsey, former St Andrews pastor turned socialist, was arrested for vagrancy after a walk across New York State and later discharged amid claims of police abuse.
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Crapsey
New York City
Dunkirk
St. Andrews
Episcopal Church
Dr. Crapsey
Dr Crapsey
Newrk City
Walker
Brotherhood
Edward M. Shepard
Brooklyn
Vestryman Reinstated In Staten Island Church Dispute
Mr Wanty, once excommunicated by Rev Guy L Watts at St Pauls Protestant Episcopal Church Tompkinaville Staten Island, is reinstated as a member in good standing with full privileges. The friction arose last December over whether Wanty could vote in the vestry meeting and service ritual differences with high Church supporter Wallis. Wanty appealed to Bishop Greer after the excommunication and restoration now follows.
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Faward J. Wanty
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
Tompkinaville
Staten Island
Guy L. Wat's
Wants
Wanty
Wallis
Ward
Holy Comtmunion
Greer
Dying W. C. Stewart at Leeds mansion in Montelwir
Montelwir New Jersey June 28 William Stewart father of Mrs. William B. Leeds lies in precarious condition at the Leeds mansion No 0 South Mountain avenue New York physicians struggle to prolong his life until his daughter the widow of the tinplate king reaches bedside Mrs Henderson Green is with him while Mrs Stewart and Perne Parkhurst remain away from the scene of illness after a stormy marriage Mrs Leeds bought the house for 250 000 and furnished it at nearly 100 000 more
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Montelwir
N. J
William ©.Stewart
Nonnie Stewart
South Mountain Avenue
New York
England
Kron
Cectile
Henderson ‘Green
Stewart
Perne Parkhurst
Stewarts
Leeds
Green
Countess Szechenyi Arrives With Family for Visit
The Countess Szechenyi and her husband travel on the Mauretania to New York for a two month visit, staying with Marty Payne Whitney in Roslyn and later Newport. Also aboard are McDougall Hawkes, William Morris, Melville Ellis, Mrs J Elmer Weld, and others including Harry Lauder’s editor and theater figures.
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Cunard
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Roslyn
Long Island
Newsport
Marty Payne Whitney
Mauretania
McDougall Hawkes
French Institute
William Morris
Harry Lauder
Melville Ellis
Shuberts
J. Elmer Weld
London
Conwidee
Harry & Black
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Hyde Clarke
J. Ho Lidgerwood
Arthur Ramsay
Alfred Anson
We ® K. Young
Obituaries From Troy Area and Nearby NY Churches
Death notices for Cluett Cornell Van Cortlandt and Weld families list services in Troy Yonkers and London with private and public funeral arrangements. Names include George Cluett Cornelius Cornell Mary E Beraud Lavigne Vilage Elmer Weld Abner Van Arsdale Elizabeth Van Arsdale Augustus Van Cortlandt and other relatives. Services held at St Johns Episcopal Church Pelham Manor Grace Church and local cemeteries with train transport to cemeteries from Grand Central and connections to Yonkers and Long Island.
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Miche Funeral
Weat
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Lurch
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rivon-on-the-Hudon
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