Morocco Reform Plan Provokes Alarm in Paris and London
Paris reports indicate the Sultan of Morocco rejected French reform proposals without international conference approval. Britain, Italy, and Spain balk at joining such a conference, risking a diplomatic standoff if France and Russia also abstain. The mood remains tense as observers note Morocco’s internal situation despite external pressures.
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Paris
Tanler
Morocco
Fea
Alfonso
Grmany
Count von Tattenbuchs
Britain
Italy
Spain
France
Rusia
United Stats
Germany
Tondon
Motute
Great Britain
Associated Press
Etha
Fez
Chiat Briain Hiewine
Ciear
Secretary Hay in London on leave as he seeks rest
Secretary Hay arrived in London from Paris June 2 in improving health after a convalescence at Nauheim. He will remain under medical advice and will not see callers while in London. If he benefits he sails back to New York June 7 on the Baltic then plans to return to Washington and meet President Roosevelt before proceeding to his country residence at Lake Sukaper, New Hampshire.
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Hay
London
Pars
New York
France asked to assist in testing as fears rise after siege
A garbled report outlines France asked for aid and Russia protected cruisers under threat. The message references efforts to determine the fate of missing sailors, the number of casualties, and the challenge of keeping ships in port amid a siege.
French Delegates Cheer Crown Prince Frederick Wedding in Berlin
French delegates to Crown Prince Frederick William’s wedding arrived in Berlin on Monday and were warmly greeted by a large crowd. They met Grand Duke Michael of Russia, the Emperor’s representative, who had also arrived, amid speculation of future Franco German ties.
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Frederick
Ferdin
Frederick Wilham
Russa
Michalas
Helin
Bomb in Governor's Palace Rocks Barcelon City
Explosions damage the governor general’s palace causing extensive damage. ten arrests reported. Separate reports from Cettinge Montenegro describe a deadly earthquake with about 100 killed and town devastation. residents live outdoors as consular aid tents rise. Other items note the Hague vote for a Peace Palace site and political shifts in Cuba and Hungary.
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Barcelon
Spain
Mishap To King Alfonso In Paris Escort Incident
King Alfonso’s visit in Paris was marked by a horse mishap as his escort’s horses shied injuring a few riders near the Theater Francais. Earlier anarchist Volka claimed hiding uncharged Barcelona bombs, but no bombs were found. The royals then toured St Cyr, Versailles, Aero Club, and Bois de Boulogne races.
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Paris
Alfonso
Theater Francais
Volka
Barcelona
Loubet
Military School
St. Cyr
Palace of Versailles
Aero Club
Bois de Boulogne
Havana
Palma
King Edward Holds Court at Buckingham Palace
King Edward and Queen Alexandra hosted their fourth court of the year at Buckingham Palace drawing over 1000 distinguished guests. In the diplomatic circle Gen Stewart Woodford of New York and Mrs Woodford attended, along with Mrs Ogden Milla and the Misses Heathlee and Gladys Milla of New York. The general circle included Mrs Chauncey Blair of Chicago and Miss Blair, and Mrs and Miss L E Brenon of San Francisco.
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London
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Buckingham Palace
Stewart Woodford
New York
Spain
Woodford
Ogden Milla
Heathlee
Gladys Milla
Chauncey Blair
Chicago
Blair
L. E. Brénon
San Francisco
William Wallace
Misa Helen Wallace
Saw
Werktie ME Moore
New Mazot
Isemoriy
Imore
Reception to Balfour Addresses 10000 Unionists at Albert Hall
British Premier Balfour, back after illness, spoke at Albert Hall before over 10,000 Unionists. The 45 minute address urged party unity and touched on fiscal policy without new proposals, with pauses for medicine due to a hoarse voice.
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London
Albert Hall
Balfour
Viled
Calve denies vocal cord rupture in New York cable
Emma Calve cabled New York managers denying reports she ruptured a vocal cord. The message from Paris says she had a slight laryngitis and is very well. she will sing Carmen at the Opera Comique on June 15 and deplores calumnies printed in New York papers.
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New York
Emma Calve
Paris
Hanlon Wins Fight Over Young Corbett in SF Bout
San Francisco June 2 Eddie Hanlon of San Francisco won the decision over Young Corbett at the conclusion of the twentieth round. Hanlon secured the victory in a closely contested match held tonight in San Francisco with the judges rewarding him the decision after full twenty rounds.
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Young Corbett
San Francisco
Eddie Hanlon
Cyclone Razes Mission Property in Caroline Islands
The American Board of Foreign Missions reports a cyclone destroyed its mission property at Hasais and Ponape in the Caroline Islands, valued at $10,000. Reported from Boston on June 3 via Sydney Australia.
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American Board
Caroline Island
Boston
American Board of Foreign Missions
Sydney
Australia
Hasais
Ponape
Caroline Islands
Ed Hor Husband Slayer Wife Creates Morning Scene Near Ninth and E Street
A middle aged woman whipped her husband and a young woman near Ninth and E Street at about 8 am. Hundreds watched as the couple were struck and torn garments noted. Police arrived later to find the situation resolved with the wife and husband moving away.
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Srate
Ninth
Bud
Fleet
Citizens Elect Officers At Tennallytown Meeting
The Citizens Northwest Suburban Association held its annual meeting at the Masonic Halls Tennallytown electing a slate led by President Charles C. Lancaster. Officers from neighboring associations spoke urging district cooperation to secure improvements, fire protection, sewers, roads, lighting and schools.
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Masonic Halls
Tennallytown
Citizens of
Citizens’ Associations
Trmalytown
Henry L. West
Rock Creek
C C Lancaster
Horace. Jones
James A Finch
Lancaster
Charles C. Lancaster
J .T. Tait
J & Shoemaker
J. W. Chappell
J. A Winch
A M. Ray
M. Hawken
Gaten Taft
Curtis M Smith
West
Chigeng’ Associationa
Altisens
Board of Commissioners
Washington
Congress
Judge C. Bundy
Columbia Heights Association
Evin H. Tucker
Northeast Association
George Wood
James N. Wood
East End
Sammons Held On Bench Warrant In Embezzlement Case
William Sammons, indicted for allegedly embezzling 5000 from Frank Hume, was arrested on a bench warrant and jailed in the First precinct station. He had been out on bond since his September 2, 194? arrest. he failed to appear in Criminal Court No. 1 before Justice Wright. A negro man named James Johnson, 27, of 1010 Seventh Street Northeast, was severely injured by a streetcar at Highth Street and Virginia Avenue Southeast around 10 pm, and taken to Providence Hospital. In Albany, GA, June 2, Peter Thoman, a negro, was hanged for the murder of Marshal John Maniete of Pretoria, witnessed by the dead marshal’s father, mother, and sister.
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Louis Cohen
Californias
Cohen
St Louia
William Sammons
Frank
Hume
Flrst
Sammons
Criminal
Justice Wright
James Johnson
Seventh Street
Highth Street
Virginia Avenue
Providence Hospital
Harged
Albany
Peter Thoman
John Maniete
Pretoria
Here
Remarkable Indiana child with eleven living grandparents
Special correspondence from Indianapolis notes Alice Marie Shirrell, nearly four, has eleven living grandparents split between her mother's and father's sides. Her family includes two grandmothers, two grandfathers, multiple great grandparents, and a great great grandfather. The piece details lineages, origins, and local addresses near Bridgeport and Shoals, Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
United States
Httle
Alice Marie Shirrél
William Ragan
Marie
Mies Shirrell
Grandmamma
Geven
Thia
Shoals
Tad
Mra
Alice Grimm
Alice
Gumro
Alice Marie
Mary Liptenleht
Annapolis Naval Academy marks week with Ball and praise for Bonaparte
At Annapolis Md June 2 the Naval Academy week featured practical maneuvers by mail boats and oars, a brigade address by Congressman Jones and Gov Warfield, a grand ball in the new armory, and public praise for Charles J Bonaparte named Secretary of the Navy. Gov Warfield was warmly welcomed by midshipmen and officers, noted for regularly participating in academy events.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Naval Academy
William A. Joney
Virginia
Gov. Warfield
Maryland
Academy
Leas
Supt Brownson
Charles J Bonaparte
Hazers Reinstated Reappointed by the President
Chaffee and John H Lofland, two of three midshipmen dismissed for hazing, will be reappointed to the navy by the President after meeting Navy Department requirements. The third, Wit D Little, passed professionally but failed physicals. temporary disability may be remedied, possibly allowing reinstatement if treated.
Burglary arrest in Alexandria tied to jewelry heist
District report cites twenty two year old Gordon Warfield arrested by Detectives Howlett and Pratt of the Central office on a burglary charge in Alexandria Virginia. He allegedly robbed a jewelry store Wednesday night and was detained last night with a marshal, then taken to stand trial. Also noted an elderly woman fell from a Capital Traction car at Seventh and West Penn and was unhospitalized, and Wade, held on false pretenses in Birmingham, was jailed. Also mentions Duffean Young’s third trial acquittal for murder and recent Army promotions, including Charles McClure Jr., Pickens Woodson, and John Iersen as second lieutenants.
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Alexandria
Gordon Warfeld
Howlett and Pratt
Central Office
Warfield
Atend
Capital Traction Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Multiple Army Navy Leave Actions and Transfers Noted
The MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE reports numerous leaves of absence for Assistant Surgeons G T Vaughan M Corput J M Holt Ro I Winston C W Bailey F J Schug F Stuart and others. Extensions, duties at depots and quarantines, and transfers to the Philippines are listed. Also noted are Naval Intelligence officers assigned to Dubuque and other fleet updates plus a court-martial case for First Lieut Earle W Tanner.
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Office of Naval Intelligence
Navy Department
Woabington
D C
Dubuque
G M. McCormick
Bureau of Ordnance
Washington, DC
T D Grimm
Naval War College
Narragannett Bay
Naval Obestvatory
Washington, D C
F. L. Chadwick
Navy Yard
New York
N. Y
Ruste
W. D Patteson
Detxel Goorplan
Arkanmx
Roslan W. Brown, Jr
D .Wainwright
Reaton
B. C. Keanan
Nortalk
Vane
Roma
J. Authrie
Dixie
Naval Hospital
J. F Murphy
A. Ritg
Hoeton
Mase, &c
Portsmouth
WW .Woodbulk
Ansistant
E. M. Fischer
N.Y
Missouri Bell Presented by Missouri Delegation at Hampton Roads
A Missouri delegation arrived at Newport News with a silver bell to present to the battleship Missouri. Miss Julia Cabanne of St Louis handles the presentation for the people of Missouri, with Norvell as committee chair. The party dined with Missouri officers at the Chamberlin Hotel after a drill by the squadron.
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Washistton Post
Newport News
Missouri
Julia Cabanne
St Louis
Norvell
Galveston Cruiser Reportedly Sails with Normal Discipline
Navy dispatches state discipline aboard the Galveston is normal and satisfactory after earlier trouble at Galveston Texas. Capt Dayton of the mystery board reports speed trials completed with crew content and eager to make the Galveston a model ship.
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Navy Department
Galveston
Texas
Dayton
Mystrial Board
Karmany Exonerated in Navy Court Inquiry
The Navy Department announced Maj Lincoln Karmany of the Marine Corps was exonerated by a court of inquiry at Annapolis. The inquiry investigated charges by Commander John K Zarton that Karmany interfered with the commander's son's Marine appointment. The findings: charges not sustained and no further proceedings. The department approved the findings and the matter will be dropped.
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Zartan
Navy Department
Lincoln Karmany
Marine Corps
Annapolis
John K. Zarton
U .N
Maj. Karmany
Army officers orders and personnel moves
Detailed orders list leaves for First Lieut James P Robinson and other officers, resignations and transfers in the Philippine service, assignments to examining boards, and duty changes across Fort Sheridan, Manila, San Francisco, and Denver with related travel and reporting instructions. Major Downey and Payson faces movement, and other captains shift troops and stations.
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Artillery Corps
Harry Simons
Bia Commission
Philippine Boowts
John Roberigon
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Fort Sheridan, Jr
Charnes F Tyior
Chauncey B Baker
Philadatoht
Gustavus Hogue
U .A
Fe : Cal
Northlake
Wia
Cascern
FD Lowbridge
Walter C Short
Walter Whitman
George F Downey
Denver
Colo
Lake Effect
San Francisco
Cal
Department of California
Francis L Payson
Manla
San Frenciaca
U S Officers Named for French Maneuvers
War Department announces Lieut Gen Chaffee and Brig Gens Crozier and Beil will represent the United States at French troop maneuvers. Taft was invited by the French Ambassador. Smallpox on Transport Sherman prompts quarantine after Manila arrival June 1. Naval movements include Aceived Galventon Tompkinsville, Trunton from Charleton to Norto Fenneoaks, Fort Royal to Guastanams, Opiaie from Monte Crist to Lecgue Island, Lawton from Honolulu to Guar. The Panacodk to continue at Port Royal.
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Chaffee
Atet
William Crozier
J. Franklin Beil
United States
United States Army
Taft
Galventon
Tompkinarile
Trunton
Chartekton
Norto
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