Alfonso in London Enjoys Royal Round in Pouring Rain
King Alfonso of Spain toured London in wet weather, dining with the Duke of Connaught and watching a military tournament. A State banquet at Buckingham Palace featured King Edward and Alfonso toasts. A concert in the blue drawing room followed with Melba, Fusser, and Caruso performing.
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Alfonso of
Pain
Buckingham Palace
Westminster
Westminster Abbey
Agricultural Hall
Hingland
Count Wolff Metternich
Christina
Edward
Spain
England
Wing Alfonso
Great Britain
Blue Drawing Room
Jme. Melba
Muriel Fuster
Enrico Caruso
Art Prizes For New York and London At Met Museum
Sir Caspar Burbou Chirke director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York has secured duplicate casts of two terra cotta roundels five feet in diameter. The medallists show busts of Vitellius and Julius Caesar. They were given by Pope Leo X to Cardinal Wolsey for Hampton Court walls and later to Henry VIII.
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New York
London
Caspar Bur- Bou Chirke
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York City
Vitellius
Julius Caesar
Leo X
Cardinal Wolsey
Hampton Goat
Henry VIII
Corner Lot Sets New High NYC Real Estate Price
A prime corner plot at Wall Street and Broadway opposite Trinity Church sold for 700000 yesterday. The four story brick building spans thirty feet on Broadway and thirty-nine on Wall Street, long deemed the western hemisphere's most valuable plot.
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Valeable
New York
New York City
Wall Street
Broadway
Trinity Church
Hemisphere
Miss Liberty Sparks Wireless Debate on Bronze Statue
In New York on June 7, Miss Liberty of Gedtoe's Island inspires wireless experts who warn the statue’s height and bronze composition make it a powerful conductor. They admit a dilemma over how to overcome the reflected messages.
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Miss Liberty
New York
Liberty
Gedtoe’s Island
Missing pearl necklace reported in Philadelphia
A Mrs Barclay Ht War purton Jest was robbed between Thirteenth and Juniper streets and Walnut street in Philadelphia. A pearl necklace valued at 860,000 was reported missing, with claims it may be worth 460,000.
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Philadelphia
Two chauffeurs jailed for repeated speed law violations
In New York special sessions court two chauffeurs were sent to the Tombs for violating the speed limit a second time.
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New York
Resignations Rise at Equitable as Cassatt Steps Down
A J Cassatt resigns from the Equitable Life directorate while Francis Hendricks surveys other top figures. Reports say H C Deming Snyder Krech may resign at Hendricks urging. Ten directors have quit as Equitable faces ongoing troubles. James H Hyde receives birthday flowers at the Equitable Building.
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Teun
Cassatt
New York
A. J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Equitable Life Assurance Society
H. C. Deming
Valentine P. Snyder
Alvin W. Krech
Francis Hendricks
Equitable
Hendricks
Mr. Hendricks
John H. Stewart
D. O. Mills
Alexander
John Sloane
Banking and Trust Company
H. ©. Frick
H. Harriman
T. J. Coolidge
M. H. Ingalls
J. B. Schiff
Cornelius N. Bliss
James H. Hyde
Delcasse Resigns as French Foreign Minister
Paris June 7 Foreign Minister Delcasse has resigned and his resignation was accepted Premier Rou vier will temporarily assume the post Delcasse explained differences with colleagues over foreign policy and the approach to negotiations with Morocco at a council of ministers meeting at the Elysee palace chaired by President Loubet.
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Paris
Rouvier
MM. Delcasse
Council of Ministers
Hlysee Palace
Loubet
M. Pelcasse
France
Morocco
Washington
Far East
Russia
Count Cassini
St. Petersburg
Alexander Michaelovitch
Vladimir
Alexeieff
Manila
Godzyadani
Manchuria
Rojestyensky
Linovitech
Ecoulmanter
Tokyo
Enquist
Oleg
Aurora
Jjenitchug
Mty
Borodino
Mutiny Aboard Cunard Steamer Al tonia During Voyage
Mutiny erupted on the Cunard line steamer Al tonia from New York as firemen and coalers struck for longer watches. Captain ordered Austrian sailors to replace strikers. conflict with English officers ensued with some Austrians attempting to assault officers. Austrian mutineers were imprisoned while officers forced remaining crew to act as stokers and firemen.
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Fiume
Cunard Line
Altonia
New York
Herrick Nigh for Equitable Chairman
New York June 7 Moyron T Herrick governor of Ohio may be chosen as chairman of the Equitable board. He reportedly told visitors he would accept 150000 dollars a year with full freedom to run the society and no interference in his management.
Dr William R Harper Plans Indefinite Chicago Departure
Chicago report states Dr William R Harper will leave the city with his family for an unspecified destination, claiming illness is not the reason for the absence.
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Br. Harper
Aventry
Chicago
William R. Harper
New York Markets Itemizes Farm Commodities and Poultry Prices
The report lists June grain quotes and varied dairy products, eggs, live and dressed poultry, and squabs with prices. Cites corn, oats, butter, cheese, eggs from state and nearby sources, plus live poultry including chickens and turkeys with per pound and per pair rates.
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New York
Aetamer
Mercantile Fixchange
iSspf
Tuba
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
State
Cattle Market Steady With Light Supply and Mixed Prices
Cattle supply remains light and the market steady with varied bids. Demand shows strength for heavier weights, with feeder calves and hogs trading around firm to higher ranges. Prime grades limited, lambs and spring offerings noted with cautious gains amid uncertain demand.
Millionaire's Will Missing in Boston Search
In Boston, the last will of J. Montgomery Sears, Boston's largest individual taxpayer who died Friday with an estate around 25 million dollars, remains unfound after exhaustive searches, causing consternation and potential legal complications for the Sears family. Secretary Hay sailed from London to New York today aboard the White Star liner Baltic.
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Boston
J. Montgomery Sears
Hing
Por Home
London
Secretary Hay
New York
Baltic
Tradition Wins Easy At Gravesend In Stakes Shot
At Gravesend New York on June 7 Tradition the 2 to 5 favorite led start to finish in the one mile and a sixteenth cats stakes race amid a heavy track and rain. Coy Maid finished second five lengths back with Kiamesha third. Other races listed include Arsenal, Phidias, and Von Tromp with various placements.
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Gravesend
Paget
Lady Henrietta
Coy Maid
Kiamesha
Shotgun
Hamburg Belle
Race King
Arsenal
Possession
Phidias
George C. Bennett
Inquisitor
Tradition
Hvening
Isolation
Lawsonian
Cederstrome
von Tromp
Bank
Wynne and Dawson Triumph in Handicap Events at Jockey Club Track
Buck Wynne won the 3 to 1 handicap and Dawson the 20 to 1 handicap at the American Jockey Club track in St. Louis. Wynne ran a mile and a sixteenth on the flat while Dawson captured the steeplechase, about two miles, home first.
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Back Wynne
St. Louis
Buck. Wynne
Dawson
American Jockey Club
Alcor Wins Latonia Feature as Manfred Follows
At Latonia racecourse yesterday Alcor the favorite captured the feature event with Manfred finishing second and McClelland third. Presentation an outsider won the opening event beating Fleuron the favorite.
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Cincinnati
Alcor
Latonnia
Manfred
McClelland
Presentation
Fleuron
Munson Named Cornell Track Captain for Next Year
D C Munson, ’06, noted distance runner and current one mile intercollegiate champion, has been elected captain of the Cornell track team for the coming season. Munson hails from Rochester and starred for Cornell.
Taby Rosa Wins Feature at Fair Grounds Race
Taby Rosa an 11 to 5 favorite won the fourth race at a mile and sixteenth the feature at the fair grounds. Lady Vashti Red Leaf and Kiss finished among the winning favorites.
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Taby Tosa
Fair Grounds
ST. Louis
Taby Rosa
Lady Vashti
Red Leaf
Kiss
Beath Reveals Secret Marriage of Larchmont Widow
LARCHMONT N Y June news shows Mrs Armand De Lor tis formerly Coral Fowler of Larchmont Manor wed in secret within five weeks and her husband has died suddenly. Friends express sorrow as details of courtship marriage and death emerge.
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Larchmont
Armand de Lortis
Coral Fowler
Larchmont Manor
Miss Fowler
Italy denies sending warships to Yemen incident
Rome reports the Vienna account of Italian warships to Yemen is false. An Italian citizen was killed by mistake and local authorities provided satisfaction, with the matter closed amicably.
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Rome
Italy
Yemen
Arabia
Vienna
Foreigner Fatally Harmed At Pittston Mine
A foreigner, likely Italian, was fatally harmed at Pittston in Wilkes-Barre area. He suffered severe injuries and his head was found near an abandoned mine, authorities say.
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Pittston
Wilkesbaerke
James Smalley Clark Dies at 62 in Yonkers
James Smalley Clark, assistant general passenger agent of the New York Central Railroad, died at his Yonkers home. He was 62.
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James Smalley Clark
Yonkers
New York Central Railroad
Royal Ceremonial Crown Prince Weds Duchess of Mecklenburg Schwerin
Berlin reports Crown Prince Frederick William and Duchess Cecilia of Mecklenburg Schwerin married in a palace chapel. Guests included Archduke Franz Ferdinand, Emperor Francis Joseph, Grand Duke Michael of Russia, and Prince Arthur of Connaught. Guns fired nationwide at the moment of the ceremony. The Kaiser kissed the bride and heir. bride wore Brussels lace veil and blue silk gown. honeymooning at Hubertusstock hunting lodge.
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Frederick William
Cecila
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Prussia
Europe
Archduke Franz Ferdinand of
Austria
Emperor Francis’ Joseph
Michael
Russia
Henry
Netherlands
Aosta
Italy
Prince Arthur of
Ambassador Tower
Brussels
Mendelssohn
House of Hohenzollern
Hubertusstock
Wherswalde
Roosevelt Buys Summer Camp Near Scottsville Virginia
President Roosevelt purchased a summer camp about seven miles from Scottsville, Virginia. The tract covers 150 acres and includes a small elevated house likely to serve as a camp for Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt Bays
Virginia Camp
Richmond
Roosevelt
Scottsville
Biegler Heir Undergoes Multiple Surgeries
Young William Ziegler heir to 30 million dollars has been operated on three times for injuries from a prank on April 1. He has remained bedbound since the incident.
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Biegler
York
Willam’ Ziegler
Dr Patton Heads to Bermuda for Summer at Estate
Princeton W Va June 7 Dr Francis L Patton president of Princeton Theological Seminary has gone to Bermuda to spend the summer on his estate. He was accompanied by Mrs Patton.
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Dr. Patton
Princeton
W. 2
Francis L. Patton
Princeton Theological Seminary
Bermuda
Patton
Glass Industry Prefers Early Shutdown Across Jersey
Reports indicate several glass plants in South Jersey plan to close early in June to finish orders as others struggle to fill demand. Clarence Smith, 14, died after a horse dragged him onto farm machinery at Cranbury home. his wrist strap broke and the horse bolted. Princeton University announces Merwick estate acquired to transform into a state college opening next September with a Oxford-style layout and shared facilities under Howard Butler.
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Clarence Smith
Harry Gordon
Cranbury
Merwick
Princeton
Princeton University
Oxford
Cleveland
Howard
Butler
Department of
Art
Achaeology
New Jersey Road Plan Gains Praise as Counties Fund Repairs
State Road Commissioner Hutchinson lauds a plan that withholds aid to counties that neglect road repair while counties push more funds into maintenance. Counties like Monmouth Burlington and Passaic have allocated substantial sums for road work, seen as a solution to long standing road problems. Allaire in Monmouth County, once a thriving iron town and home to shipbuilder John Roach, is being erased from the postal map as post office service ends due to dwindling receipts and lack of willing successors.
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Monmouth
Burlington
Hasex
Passaic
Jersey’s
New Jersey
John Roach
America
Allaire
Freehold
Bost
BE. A. Height
Height
Post’ Office Department
Benjamin FB. Howell
Third Congress
Mion
Allenwood
James Allaire
New York City
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