Yosemite Valley Authority Stalemate Affects Park Boundaries
The Yosemite question centers on whether Congress will accept California’s ceded valley, with Interior and Geological Survey marking boundaries between Yosemite and adjacent forest reserves. Bad trail work and cattle grazing woes, criticized by Maj. Bigelow and Capt. Benson, threaten park administration and funding beyond July 1.
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Paris Debates Church Separation Bill in Deputies
In Paris the chamber of deputies nears completion of a church state separation bill. Governing bodies would control church funds and ceremonies, form reserve maintenance funds, and limit legacies. Societies may federate into diocesan unions but face opposition from Socialist and Free Thinker camps. Official financial supervision is agreed to curb political use of funds. Public worship regulation remains to be settled.
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New Grecian Cabinet Formed After Delyannis Assassination
In Athens on June 26 the Ralli cabinet was formed with M Ralli as premier and foreign affairs ad interim, M Mavromichaelis war and interior ad interim, M Bondouris marine, M Christopoulos justice, and M Galli-phornes instruction. The cabinet followed Delyannis assassination on June 13 and resigned June 22 over opposition to Rallis policy. King George then entrusted M Ralli to form another cabinet.
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Desert White House to Cambridge for Harvard Commencement
President Roosevelt will depart Washington at 6 30 pm aboard a special Pennsylvan ia Railroad car for Cambridge where he will attends Harvard University commencement. Mrs Roosevelt and Theodore Roosevelt Jr will travel to Oyster Bay with the President joining later. Alice Roosevelt will stay at the White House then depart for the Philippines with Secretary Taft's party. The White House will be closed for summer with offices open in part and clerical staff reassigned.
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Count Cassini to sail and present recall letters
Count Cassini the Russian Ambassador plans passage July 11 from New York and will likely stay in Washington awaiting his successor Baron Rosen. He will travel to New York July 6 then to Oyster Bay to meet the President and present recall letters at Sagamore Hill before returning to New York. The arrival of Baron Rosen as Ambassador will follow at Oyster Bay with ceremonies for the Emperor Nicholas's envoy.
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German reply on Moroccan talks eyed in Paris note
Paris observers expect a German answer to France on the Moroccan conference issue, with Berlin possibly sending its reply by Wednesday. The draft suggests Germany wants a clear French plan and proposes discussing coast trading and frontiers separately under the Madrid convention, but this remains speculative. The White House discussed Morocco with Baron Speck von Sternburg, and officials see no war aim by Germany, hoping for a peaceful agreement after protracted negotiations.
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Run Down by Warship Off Ferrol Coast
In fog off Cape Prior near Ferrol Spain the British cruiser Carnarvon rammed the North German Lloyd steamer Coblenz at 4 am. The Coblenz suffered a leak. passengers were rescued to the cruiser which towed the liner to port. Coblenz had sailed from Santos. Death of Col Charles A Jewell in Hartford aged 64.
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Connecticut
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Movements of Ocean Steamers June 25 Arrivals
Shipping notices list arrivals from New York and other ports. Hamburg and Moltke arrived in June via Plymouth and Cherbourg. Cedric and Statendam sailed or were bound for Liverpool and New York. ships from Rotterdam and Boulogne attached.
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Col Randle of Congress Heights BuiltWashington Real Estate Icon
Identified with Washington growth Col Arthur H Randle hailed as leading financier and developer. A New York Chamber of Commerce member, he built Congress Heights town and its railroad, secured congressional support, and now leads United States Realty Company with wide investor interest nationwide.
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John J. Knox
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Quaker City
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British Commission Forms To Probe Army Scandal
London June 25 Justice Farwell will chair a new inquiry into the South African army stores scandal. Appointed members include Sir George Taubman Goldie, Field Marshal Sir George White, Sir Francis Mowatt, and Samuel H Morley, all named to the commission.
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Privy Council
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Gibraltar
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Bank of England
Paris Banker George Rodrigues Dies in Self Inflicted Death
Paris banker George Rodrigues is reported to have killed himself after a sharp decline in rents ruined his finances. His bank’s assets are stated at Bs 2,000,000, while Italian military budget approval by the Chamber of Deputies is noted from Rome.
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George Rodrigues
Snander
Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Roosevelt Warns Diplomats to Verify Chinese Exemption Certificates
The text outlines Theodore Roosevelt's demand that U.S. diplomatic and consular officers rigorously verify Chinese exemption certificates under immigration laws. It explains the two classes of Chinese entrants, the certificate requirements, and the duty of officials to deny endorsements if any statement is untrue, aiming to ensure fair treatment while preventing misuse.
Chinese Exclusion Laws Reforms to curb fraudulent certificates
The document details reforms under Secretary Metcalf addressing abuses in section 6 certificates for Chinese subjects. It directs stricter verification by American diplomatic and consular officials in China and port cities, while safeguarding exempt class movement and forbidding harsh treatment. It emphasizes transit for non laborers and mandates no unwarranted inconvenience.
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