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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1909
Page
18
A UK led scheme funded by Rhodes successors would create 28 travelling scholarships for US Canada and UK students. Fourteen UK fourteen US ten Canada. ten week journeys with academic and cultural study overseen by university officials. Selection favors inter national interests and strong records. detailed reports and debates expected on return.
Our Bronx office on the south side of 149th Street near Third Avenue is now open for business. Residents may apply for title insurance or close titles and contracts with skilled contract and closing attorneys in attendance.
A proposal to establish two travel bureaus in New York and London under American and British secretaries to aid college students. The program would provide university information, organize educational trips, arrange introductions to leaders, and sponsor educational tours for three years at an estimated total of 67 590 dollars with Britain contributing 36 000.
Italian historian Guglielmo Ferrero writes in Figaro about anti plutocratic sentiment in the United States. He notes rich elites fail to mount organized resistance, cites sympathy among some wealthy and even their sons joining the fight, and argues genuine upheaval is unlikely despite mass infiltration of anti plutocratic ideas. Ferrero rebuts European claims of a coming revolution by the masses.
In Caracas on June 2 the Orinoco Corporation dispute with the Venezuelan government escalates as Nicomedes Zuolaga and Pedro Uztaris sue Rudolph Dolge for criminal libel. They claim he kept Turnbull signed papers and released them to undermine their titles to the Imataca iron mine. The case also touches a pending concession draft approving large mineral lands for the Orinoco Corporation.
In Detroit Lady Aberdeen wife of Ireland's Lord Lieutenant urged American support for Ireland's tuberculosis fight. She spoke of sanatoria and modern treatment and noted 11 000 to 12 000 deaths yearly. Her visit included a river yacht trip and a reception at the Museum of Art.
Paris June 2 Louis Lecoulteux de Caumont and Baron de Bizi heirs sign powers of attorney to sue in New York Supreme Court for recovery of Buffalo property valued at 1000 bequeathed 1827 to 1838 to Catholic Church for ecclesiastical uses. Property includes Church of St Louis site tenements on Delaware Avenue and Edward Street and other reversionary interests.
Berlin reports the Reichstag will resume tomorrow after a four day recess. Prince von Bülow’s pledge to resign has not settled the air and dissolution for finance reform remains possible within days. The Chancellor is rumored to seek dissolution with the Emperor’s consent if the tax bill passes.
Rafael Reyes, Colombia's president, arrived in London from Colombia and will brief stay before a continental tour to Paris and back to resume the presidency. He issued a document praising Colombia's resources and finances and said the recent elections favored him.
Kaiser orders investigation after Kiel street cleaners pour petroleum on municipal warehouse stock and set it ablaze. A watchman dies in the blaze as clashes with police and sympathizers intensify and embitter workers. Emperor William reviews the situation from the Hohenzollern and demands a special report.
The American and British legations agree to send Lieutenant Clark laboring under Bishop Potter’s lineage back to Peking. A full inquiry will probe the Kan-Su province clash last week in which British subject Harrah Ali died. The British Legation demands Ali’s body and full reparations from the Chinese government.
Havana reports the Senate passed the national lottery bill with minor changes and sent it to the conference committee. The budget was referred to the Finance Committee and is expected to be favorable before adjournment tomorrow, paving the way for the president's signature.
Rome, June 29 Archbishop Farley will purchase Pope Pius IX's Senigallia homestead and convert it into a shrine to house relics of the Pontiff A New York priest reportedly contributed funds to the purchase.
Washington dispatch notes the Treasury Controller's ruling barring forage allowances unless horses stay with officers on duty, prompting War Department plans to appeal as hardship grows for mounted officers. Also lists widespread Army and Navy transfers, assignments, and leaves of absence, including paymaster and quartermaster movements and ship actions.
Companies E F G and H of the 12th United States Infantry, the regimental head quarters staff and band depart Fort Jay, Governor's Island for Manila. Colonel W H C Powers leads the contingents aboard quartermaster vessels to Weehawken then by train. The 12th deposits duty on the islands for two years with relief by the 1st battalion of the 5th Infantry and the 29th Infantry arrivals expected in about three months. Major C L Becketts commands the 5th Infantry detachment on the island.
In St. Michael's Maryland on June 29 authorities released letters from Edith May Woodill and Eastman found with the slain couple. The notes show romantic devotion and remorse while Eastman’s writings confess a crime linked to a champagne quarrel and a plan to evade bonds before a possible suicide. A deed to Maple Grove Cemetery property lists Robert E Feeney and Julia Miller as owners.
The battleship Minnesota led the Atlantic fleet out of the Virginia Capes for the New England coast early today, after Louisiana and Mississippi departed last evening. Other vessels followed later in the day.
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