Scandal Near Kaiser Court Entangles Emperor and Round Table
Berlin dispatch details a court scandal linking Emperor William II to a secret circle led by Eulenburg and Count Moltke. Reports claim political intrigue and alleged occult practices swayed the monarch, with resignations of Eulenburg and Moltke heightening a crisis of prestige and legitimacy.
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Burlenburg
Moltke
Berlin
Phlip ' A
Willian
Prince Philip Zu Dulenburg
Maximilian Harden
Belin
Dulgnberg
Noollty
Round Table Knights
Hulenburg
Maximilian E Harden
Bismarck
Zukunft
Empero
Harden
Eulenburg
Vienna
Germany
Castle Jiebenberg
Count Caprivi
Empire
von Bulow
Ewenburg
Arother Moltke
Herr von: Tschirzwhy
Funeral Directors Listings and Embalming Firms
A dense list of funeral directors and embalmers with their shops and contact numbers across Washington. Firms include Frank Geier's Sons, John R. Wright Co, William Lee, WM. H. Sardo & Co, George P. Zarhorst, Hindle & Bayliss, Thos. R. Nalley & Son, Harvey's Sons, W. R. Speare, Adolph J. Schippert, John M. Mitchell's Son, Thos. S. Sergoon, T. A. Costello & Bro, and George C. Shaffer Florist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Geier’s Sons
Seventh ST NW
Modern Chapel
John R. Wright CO
Foneral Directera
William Lee
Pennsylvania
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Stre Modern Chapel
George P. Zarhorst
Fune
Capitol St
Hindle & Bayliss
5Th
Thos. R. Nalley & Son
1Th Street
Rif
Harvey’s Sons
Fourteenth ST NW
John M. Mitchell
Atreet Southeast
Mrs Yerkes Arrested After Jerome Avenue Speeding Stop
Mrs Mary Adelaide Yerkes wife of Wilson Mizner recently divorced and secretly married after Charles T Yerkes death was stopped for speeding on Jerome Avenue along with two women Patrolman Silverbaur ordered the group to the Highbridge station Chauffeur Edward Rosgong was arrested Mrs Yerkes provided her 864 Fifth Avenue address and said she did not speed Restong posted bail with her house as security
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Washington Post
New York
Mary Adelaide Yerkes
Wilson Mizner
San Francisco
Charles T. Yerkes
Jerome Avenue
Silverbaur
174Th Street
Highbridge Station
Yerkes
Orchard Confession Weighs in Murder Trial Verdicts
The defense debates Orchard’s sworn confession and its impact on the Haywood murder trial. Analysts consider motives, including self-preservation, religious fanaticism, or personal pride in evil, as Orchard’s testimony implicates Haywood Moyer and Pettis. Mrs Adams remains present as the trial continues.
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Orchard
Haywood
Harry Orchard
Steunenberg
Lfe
Haywood, Moyer
Pettisbone
Stennenberg
Zoang
Post
Hke
Steve Adams
Tiv. Gwill
Proceedings and Idaho miners protest resounded in court
The report notes the defense and jury freedom under Judge Wood as the jury may roam the county and enjoy a pleasant jurors' house with families visiting. Brussels is referenced and the International Socialist Congress condemned the Idaho Western Federation of Miners prosecutions.
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Wood
Brussels
International Socialist Congress Today
Western Federation of Miners
Idaho
Persian Troops Loot Kermanshah After Election Clash
Teheran reports serious clashes between factions in Kermanshah over election disputes. Heavy looting by troops reported with considerable loss of life. About 2000 supporters of the rival faction seek refuge at the British consulate as Cossacks depart toward Kermanshah.
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Teheran
Kermanshah
Plot to Kill Kaulbars Shocking Roof Shooting in Odessa
Odessa may 21 A recruit on Gov General Kaulbars roof fired to escape service. another guard accidentally discharged his rifle during a crowd search after two shots echoed from the palace roof. The incident followed daily concerts drawing thousands to the boulevard. No fatalities reported and no official statement issued.
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Odessa
Russia
Kaulbars
Kautbears
Peasants Rise on Lords in Russia Turmoil
London telegram reports worsening internal crisis in Russia with increased terrorism, murder, and peasant arson targeting landowners. In the week ended Saturday 158 persons suffered, 80 killed and 78 wounded as Prince Urussoff cites danger in Tula province where his manor was burned. Travelers are seized by organized gangs amid rampant incendiarism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Russia
Washington Post
St. Petersburg
The
Telegraph
Prince Urussoff
Tula
Massive French wine growers strike parades in Montpelier
About 600 000 to 800 000 marchers, led by Marcelin Albert, flood Montpelier in a highly organized demonstration after a Perpignan resolution to halt wine adulteration. The Narbonne mayor and council plan resignations, while the ragged army sleeps in churches and parks. The mobilization features banners, coffins, and a push to sell wine despite government inaction.
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Montpelier
Narbonne
Marcellin Albert
Napoleon
Republic
Sata
Midi
France
Midsummer sale on boys and men clothing at Burt's Greater Stores
June event offers deep discounts on boys wash pants sizes 4 to 10 years and Russian blouse suits for small children, with prices cut from 50c to $2.00 and $3.50. Boys wash suits, wool suits for older youths, and men’s gray suits reduced. extra fine gray check worsted and gray pants also discounted. Arthur Burt at 1343 F St. is the listing contact.
International Red Cross Conference Opens in London
London June 9 The eighth International Red Cross Conference begins tomorrow for five days under Lord Roberts. Delegates from major powers and many military states will attend with official US representatives Surgeon General Robert McReilly, Medical Director John C Wise, and American Red Cross delegates Mr Bicknell and Miss Boardman. A royal reception committee and numerous entertainments are arranged including banquets at Buckingham Palace and hosted events by Lord Rothschild and the Marquess of Lansdowne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eignth International Red Cross
Lord Roberts
Lind
Red Cross Societies
United States
Robert McReilly
Us&s
John C Wise
Witliam Cary Sanger
Mabel ‘S Boardman
Ernest P Bicknell
American Red Cross Society
Bicknell
Red Cross Society
San Francisco
Lord Rothschild
Marshioness of Lansdowne
Lord Burton
Buckingham Palace
British Red Cross Society
Danes to Hold Islands Ambition in West Indies Sale Doubt
Thomas JO Brien, newly appointed Ambassador to Japan, arriving in London from Denmark, rejects reports of a Danish West Indies sale to the United States as baseless. He says no official Danish foreign affairs disclosure or instructions exist, and doubts the sale is possible. He notes strong sentiment in Denmark to retain the Western possessions despite past defeats.
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Washington Post
London
Thomas JO Brien
Denmark
Japan
Danish West Indies
United States
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Scened
Believed Palace of Nestor Found Near Pyros
Excavations near Pyros by the German Institute of Athens uncovered a vaulted edifice with gold ornaments. Experts say the site may be the Homeric King's palace of Nestor, dating to ancient Greek times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyros
Athens
German Institute of Athens
Nestor
Confucius Urges Reform in Memorial College Plan
Peking reports that the descendant known as the Holy Duke Yen opposes a government memorial college at Shantung birthplace. He advocates including Chinese, Manchu, Mongolian languages, foreign languages, natural science, and political science alongside classics. Count Otani of Japan visits the emperor to promote Buddhist reform with modern science ideas.
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Peking
Duke Yen
Confucius
Shantung Province
Rani
Count Otani
Japan
Buddhists of
China
FIGHTING BUBONIC PLAGUE SENDS FOR PROPHYLACTIC SERUM
In Port of Spain on June 9 the government escalates plague control, cabled New York for large prophylactic serum supplies after two deaths of negro children. In Santiago on June 9 Chilean railway workers end strike as wage demands are granted and strikers resume work.
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Triidad
New York
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Santiago
Chile
Thaw Defense Plans Amid Prison Routine At Tombs
Harry K Thaw, awaiting a second trial for the Stanford White murder, weighs defense directions from his cell. He works over trial evidence with a sole Italian inmate, Raffaelo Cascone, and receives visits daily from his wife Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and his mother Mrs William Thaw. Thaw adheres to prison rules, shows no physical deterioration, and remains a model prisoner as he contemplates new counsel.
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White
York
Harry K. Thawron
Lemi
Kriog
Stanford White
Tozx
Tha
Stallers
Raffaelo Cascone
Secord
Thaw
Cascone
Sing Bing
Court of Appeals
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Harry Thaw
William Thaw
Jakers
Counsel Against Walsh and Violette Watson Suit Plans
Dan O Reilly, once aide to the district attorney and a Walsh defense ally in the Thaw case, will prosecute Watsons suits against Thomas F Walsh upon his arrival from Paris. Her new counsel will also withdraw tomorrow Battle Marshall's motion to set aside the exam order in civil fee collection suits against Walsh and against Dethief C Hansen in appellate proceedings.
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New York
Dan O'Reilly
Harry Thaw
Violette Watson
Thomas F Wash
King Leopold
Belgium
Paris
Oreilly
Battle Marshall
Walsh
Dethief C Hansen
Appelate
Plan to block Booker T. Washington school near Cherokee Springs
In Spartanburg County on June 9 a group of respected citizens bought John D Humphreys property at Cherokee Springs to thwart a proposed large industrial school for colored youths. Booker T. Washington of Tuskegee had intended to buy the site for a major college for African Americans, but local citizens intervened.
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Spartanburg SC
Cherokee Springs
Citzens
John D Humphreys
Booker Washington
Tuskegee Normal Institution
Tuskegee Ala
Humphreys
Washington
Tornado injures four in Pleasant Valley
A Des Moines tornado in Pleasant Valley injures four and leaves twelve families homeless. William Harvey, his wife and two children are among the injured. no fatalities reported. The storm destroyed their house and barn, uprooted large trees, damaged crops, and caused about 25 000 dollars in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Pleasant Valley
William Harvey
Kblmer Bakers
Man Stabbed Through Heart in Philadelphia Restaurant Fight
In Philadelphia June a 23 year old man Joseph Klein was stabbed through the heart and died instantly. Samuel Aberowitz 21 was badly cut on the face. The brawl began in a tenderloin district restaurant when Joseph Jull 20 and his party clashed with Klein and friends. Jull was arrested and jailed on murder charges.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Klein
Samuel Aberowitz
Tenderloin
Joseph Jull
Ktein
Juh
Juli
Klem
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