Roosevelt in London Provokes Egypt Policy Debate
London officials and cabinet members fear Theodore Roosevelt's Guild Hall rebuke of England's Egypt administration will worsen Anglo Egyptian relations. Reactions split along papers with some praising his plain talk while others deem it improper. Contenders compare to 1888 Sackville West incident and debate Roosevelt's diplomatic propriety amid his funeral role for King Edward.
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London
Cabnet
Col. Theodorevelt
Guild’ Hall
England
Egypt
Roosevelt
Taft
United States
Edward
Lord Sackville West
Cleveland
White House
Boutrous Pasha
Socrates
Daily Graphic
The
Manchester Guardian
P Roosevelt
Heypt
Mister Gavelle
Roose
Aston
Roosevell
Times
Globe
Roosevelt Klinginma
Woman on trial for murder as arsenic evidence debated
In St Louis on June 2 a crowded court heard defense and state clash over arsenic poisoning in the Erder murder case. Dr Kennedy testified to a fatal dose despite scattered arsenic in the body, while defense counsel Johnson announced Mrs Dora E Doxey would testify, aiming to counter witnesses who claim she administered poison.
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Sc. Louis
Dora E. Doxey
William J. Erder
Charles P. Johnson
W. A. Kennedy
Barnes University
Johnson
Erder
Ino. Kennedy
Bishop
Kennedy
National Assembly of Civil Service Commissions Opens in Albany
The third biennial meeting of the National Assembly of Civil Service Commissions begins in Albany with large attendance. Governor Hughes welcomes visitors as Joseph C. Mason of Illinois discusses merit system progress, and Gen. John C. Mack addresses restrictions on political activity. A round table on municipal service follows luncheon remarks by Mason and Warren. Tonight Comptroller Prendergast of New York City will speak. officer elections are planned for tomorrow.
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Albany
N.Y
Executive Committee
National Assembly of Civil Service Commissions
State Commission
Hughes
Joseph C. Mason
Illinois
Assembly
John C. Mack
United States Commission
Mason
Addre
Charles Warren
Massachusetts
George Wales
Washiteiot
Preade Zast
New York City
Government obtains injunction against 25 railroads
In Hannibal Missouri Judge D P Dyer granted a temporary injunction restraining twenty five Western railroads from general interstate freight rate increases set to begin June 4. The suit, filed by the United States, claims a Sherman act violation. Attorneys Grosvenor and Judson presented the petition. Attorney General Wickersham certified the case as extremely important. The order remains in effect while the defendants may move to lift it. A three judge panel will hear proceedings with precedence over other matters.
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St. Louis
Western
D. P. Dyer
United States Circuit Court
Hannibal
Dyer
United States
Edmund P. Grosvenor
Washington, D. C
Frederick N. Judson
Wickersham
Circuit Court of the
Circuit Court
Lion
W .H. Sannorn
Elliam C. Hook
Willis Vandeventer
Elmer
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Chicago
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New York
H. R. Lyon
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United States District Attorney
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Maple Grove Cemetery
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