Sylvia Pankhurst Leads Riot in London Storming Downing Street
Sylvia Pankhurst led a large crowd at a free speech demonstration in Trafalgar Square aimed at Downing Street, with clashes as five men were arrested and police used force. The protest, about 4,000 strong, included dockers and suffragists marching to Downing Street, banners captured, and arrests during street confrontations.
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London
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Downing Street
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Men's Federation For Woman Suffrage
Fast End Federation
Women's Social and Political Union
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Whitehall
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Lennox
Rumors Stir Over Premier Asquiths Political Future
Rumors in Parliament hint at Prime Minister Asquith considering retirement and a potential succession plan, unsettining Liberal members as debates on his future continue.
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Treasury
Asquith
Liberal Party
Parliament
Keverets
Reynolds
Orgin
Lewis Harcourt
Grey
Fynane Irimune Landon
Jones
Balkan tensions rise as Servia concentrates troops near front
The Times reports Servians massing forces on their advanced outpost while heavy fighting occurs near Ziertore and Istih. Bulgarian government may concede, Seevin accepts Russian arbitration, with premiers to meet in St Petersburg this week as Romania warns it will not remain neutral if conditions change.
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St Petersburg
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Lestern
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Rumania
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Lexington Fire Destroys Tattersalls Barn and Horses
A massive fire at Tattersaks mammoth training barn in South Read street Lexington destroyed the building around 4 pm. Thirty two to forty horses perished or were rescued amid flames. several workers were badly burned while attempting to save the animals. Loss totals include building damage and insurance, with horse losses still being tallied. Origin suspected to be spontaneous combustion. numerous horses and equipment burned.
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Harbison, Jewell & Patterson
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Richard T Lowndes
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Moreland
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Onward
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Moko
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San Mateo
Morton Watts
General Watts
W. T. Grifty
Seareold Bay
Meter the Great
Jack McKerron
Cuba Rejects Arbitration Report on Allied Claims
The House of Representatives rejected a joint Senate and House committee report favoring a law to submit Great Britain France and Germany claims for damages to arbitration. The current Congress session ends at midnight June 3, with hopes the Senate will approve the budget soon.
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Joint Committee
Senate
Danish Air Route Brings French Agent Home
Copenhagen June 28 French agent Marcel G firindejene des Moulinais returned from a mission via air, arriving at 3 20 this evening after leaving New York five hours earlier.
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Marcel G. Firindejene Des Moulinais
St Jetvrspurs
Torkhotin
Kaisers Son-in-Law May Govern Alsace Lorraine
Reported plan to choose Prince Ernest and Princess Victoria Louise to rule Strasbourg amid ongoing tension in Alsace Lorraine. Kaiser's daughter’s presence in Strasburg seen as possible factor to ease pro-French agitation and tensions with Hanoverian Guelphs.
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Alsace-Lorraine
Berlin
Guelphs
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Duchy of Brunswick
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Victoria Louise
Strasburg
Reichsland
Alsace Lorraine
Strashure
Duke of Connaught to Remain in Canada for One Year
Ottawa June 20 The Duke of Connaught’s term as Governor General of Canada is extended one year from October. An official cable to Sir Charles Phippatrick acting as administrator says the extension was approved by the Colonial Secretary. His Royal Highness will likely return in autumn with the duchess if she is well enough. Princess Patricia is not expected to return before October and Government House occupancy. The duke will return to open Parliament in November.
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Ottawa
Duke of Connaught
Canada
Charles Pitepatrick
Field Marsal
Mike of
Connaught
Duchess
Pricess
Patricia
Caneada
Japs Denounce Cabinet calls for tougher line in anti American drive
In Tokyo a June meeting denounced the Cabinet for failing to settle the California question and urged a more determined attitude to boost national prestige. Agitators and ten opposition lawmakers backed continuing anti American meetings and distributing manifestos to sway public opinion.
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Tokin
Anthamerican
California
Mariament
United States
Japanese Peace Envoy Visits US For Private Mission
The Japanese Peace envoy Ebara, a member of the upper house and minister of peace, arrived in the United States in a private capacity. Senator Baro attended a meeting urging Japanese expatriates to follow U.S. laws and keep Sunday observance, aiming to foster better mutual understanding. He planned travel to Washington with several intermediate stops.
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Aurted ii
Ebara
Himerif
United States
Baro
America
Washington
Embattled Nasi Re-Elected to Chamber of Deputies
Trapani Sicily June Nungio Nasi formerly Minister of Public Instruction was re elected to the Chamber of Deputies by an almost unanimous vote. Nasi had been convicted in 1908 of embezzlement from the state treasury and sentenced by the Senate to imprisonment and four years public office ban. The Chamber of Deputies upheld the election, ruling the crime deprived him of electoral rights.
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Sicily
Nungio Nasi
Bignor Nasi
Senate
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Nasi
Chamber of Deputies
Iceberg Danger Gone in Halifax Lane Report
Halifax reports icebergs in the ocean lane are crumbling from sun exposure and no patrol accord is needed. The U S revenue cutter Seneca stopped for mail on route to Boston and, with the Miami, was assigned to patrol the iceberg path. the Miami is expected to return soon to the United States.
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United States Revenue
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Boston
Miami
United States
Villagers Fear Earthquakes Strain Southern Italy Camps
In southern Italy residents fear further quakes and camp in fields. Tents rise for shelter as authorities forward supplies for the injured. At Rognano Gravina more than twenty people were injured. Teachers in the public school showed heroism rescuing children as the roof collapsed. Doctors remained at posts until the last patient was removed. Around the village, an additional score of injuries is reported.
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Maos
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Hesitate
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Old Letters Erase Liberty Bell Mystery Revealed
Telegraph reports solution to the Liberty Bell riddle with Isaac Morris letters detailing that the bell was cast in England for Philadelphia’s semicentennial, using Leviticus text, and recounts the London origin, recasting, copper addition, and eventual crack and repair history.
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Isaac Morris
Old State House
Wilfred J Flan
Independence Hall
England
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William Penn
Mortis
America
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London
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Tondon
Tide foils swimmer in record Sandy Hook crossing
Durborow, a 200 pound coast swimmer, battled a fierce Sandy Hook current and shifting tides to cross the Narrows and reach the Battery. After hours in the water with little food, he nearly finished but was swept back by a gusty breeze and tide, ending the bid at the edge of the Hook.
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Town Fridge to the Light by Ten Miles Voyage Attempt
An account mentions a journey of about ten miles toward the light with uncertain plans to sail to England via the Channel. Experienced swimmers note challenges since Captain Webb's era, while others discuss the French voyage and a late rail trip to Philadelphia. The Persephone returned to Nir desk in the First National Bank this morning.
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Capetain Webb
Hank
Durborew
Berke
Philadelphia
Nir
First National Bank
Three Killed by Planes in Belgium and Italy Extradition Sought
June reports from Belgium and the UK record aviator deaths near Parisol and Wight as aviation fatalities rise to 288 for the era. Italian authorities arrest Imbesi and Filocamo in a 1904 paymaster killing inquiry, with extradition urged amid limited U.S. evidence and recent extradition actions.
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Messina
Sicily
Francesco Imbesi
Giuseppe Filocamo
Charles Mays
Campbell
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Tent
Caremello Cavalli
Tosario Dearasio
Criminal Court
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Thaly
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