Dr Manning Elevated to Episcopate in New York Ceremony
The Rev Dr William Thomas Manning, rector of Trinity Church for thirteen years, was consecrated Bishop of New York in a grand Episcopal service at the Cathedral of St John the Divine. The procession of robes, trumpets, and choirs drew about 7000 spectators, with 2500 in the unfinished crossing joining in spirit. The ceremony featured a complex parade of clergy, university officials, and church dignitaries from multiple denominations and nations as the cathedral doors opened to the sacred rite.
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Surgeon Pricks Finger Dies as He Predicted
Dr. Pierre N. Bergeron died at St. Joseph's Hospital two weeks after pricking his finger during a pneumonia surgery. He had continued the operation and sacrificed his life amid intense pain. Patient Thomas Boyd, treated by Bergeron, had shown progress after the lung procedure.
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Mme Curie Arrives to Warm Welcome in Ocean City
Marie Curie arrived with her two daughters aboard the Olympic, planning to receive a gram of radium donated by American women to fund cancer research. She spoke of radium as a cancer cure though treatment details remain uncertain, and oversubscription of the fund reached $100,000 with extra to finance a Paris lab.
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Urge Airtight Craft To Meet New Peril
Washington May 11 The Chemical Warfare Service will test poisonous gas attacks against naval ships in bombing experiments off the Atlantic coast starting June 21. Army and Navy crews will endure protective gear as non explosive bombs filled with tear gas are dropped to demonstrate the need for airtight ships and robust ventilation against future gas assaults.
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Anti-Dumping Ban Wins Large Senate Majority
The emergency air bill with anti dumping provisions passed the Senate 62 to 28 in a late session. Moses of New Hampshire was the lone Republican against it, while seven Democrats supported the measure. The bill now goes to conference with House versions differing in key points, including dyestuffs provisions and related duties.
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Nine U S Ships Sail From Port Amid Strike Report
Nine American steamships cleared the port in a 24 hour period ending last night amid the wartime shipping strike. The fleet included the passenger steamer Santa Yeress bound for South America, and eight other vessels such as City of Savannah and Munindi, underscoring heightened disruption as wage clashes and arbitration talks falter in Washington.
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Lynching Threat Called During Jersey Swamp Manhunt
Ne g ro attacked Mrs Emma OBrien in Kenilworth New Jersey at noon leaving her senseless. Posses armed with rifles and shotguns scour a nearby swamp seeking the fugitive who may be lynched if captured. Police fear mob action while guarding the area and swearing in extra deputies as a tense manhunt continues.
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France Hoards Ruhr Watch as Germany Accepts Ultimatum
Paris reports France will keep mobilized forces and pressure on Germany to disarm and pay. Briand aims for a confident parliamentary majority May 19 while warning June 30 as the disarmament deadline. German acceptance greeted with cautious optimism and skepticism across newspapers.
France to Honor U S Debt, Rejects Modification
Paris officials state France will pay its debt to the United States in full and will take no steps toward modification reduction or cancellation. The statement follows persistent reports from New York about possible arrangements.
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Germany Must Disarm By July or Lose Ruhr
Paris dispatch reports the June 30 deadline for complete German disarmament as the critical test in reparations. Officials warn that failure to meet Allied conditions by then could lead to Ruhr occupation, regardless of timely payment of 1,000,000,000 gold marks within a month per the Reparations Commission plan.
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Washington Keeps Skepticism On Germany Promises
Washington officials privately doubt Germany can meet reparations terms while publicly avoiding steps that might reopen Europe talks. The Knox peace resolution remains pigeonholed as the administration aligns with Allies and weighs avoidance of new penalties if Germany falters. Republican leaders push for the Porter approach, wary of striking a final peace declaration too soon.
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Acceptance Is Complete Lloyd George Asserts In Commons
London reports Germany has fully accepted all Allied reparations terms and disarmament demands. Dr. Stahmer delivered the acceptance note, Lloyd George announced in Parliament amid cheers, while British media urged caution awaiting concrete proof of sincerity.
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German Reply to Allied Ultimatum Repeats Terms
Berlin May 11 The German government repeats the Allies terms on guaranties disarmament war crimes trial and financial conditions in a reply sent to Allied capitals for transmission to heads of governments The reply was presented by Dr Julius Wirth the new chancellor after a Reichstag vote of confidence left many deputies absent owing to the previous night’s satirical session and the cabinet’s activity
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