Crisis for cabinet assailed by radicals in France
Paris dispatch reports radical factions attack Premier Clemenceau amid a wave of interpellations in the Chamber of Deputies. Support from Moderate Republicans offers potential backing as pacification progresses and troops may withdraw. Interpellations cover policy, troops, and south bloodshed. Marcellin Albert’s interrogation continues in Montpellier.
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Tiis
South
Paris
Eugene Clemencesu
Reaction-Aries
Chamber of Deputies
M. Blanc
Coleagues
M. Clemenceau
Toa
French Treaty Halts as Wine Growers Block Canada Deal
Paris June 27 Canadian Premier Sir Wilfrid Laurier Finance Minister W S Fielding and Marine Minister L P Brodeur returning from Italy were hosted at the Elysee Palace by President Fallieres with other ministers. The visit yielded no agreement and talks with Belgium and Germany were also abandoned. France remains preoccupied with domestic affairs delaying narrows with Canada. Fielding stays in Paris until Parliament recess while Laurier and Brodeur travel to London.
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Canada
Paris
Wilfrid Laurier
W. S. Fielding
Finance
L. P. Brodeur
Marine
Italy
Fallieres
Elysee Palace
Pichon
Can~laux
Commerce Doumergue
Agriculture
Ruan
Laurier
Brodeur
London
Nasi Re-elected Deputy Faces Senate Impeachment
Former Minister Nunzio Nasi, charged with embezzling $500,000, was elected deputy in Trapani. He took the oath and spoke, saying he did not oppose impeachment but urged justice. The Chamber of Deputies unanimously voted to persist with impeachment proceedings.
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Washington Post
Rome
Nunzio Nasi
Te Treasury
Chamber of Deputies
Trapani
Senate
Carnegie linked to unrest in Norway vasals claim
The Daily Telegraph Hague correspondent reports Mr Carnegie has left The Hague amid rumors. A leaflet, attributed to Norway, accuses him of stirring bloodshed by implying that Norway faces vassalage under The Hague conference. Norwegian delegates deny the accusation and seek the truth.
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Cade
Washington
London
Hague
Matsuya
Carnegie
Norway
Fatime
Bryan Condemns Hughes Over Veto and Public Trust
A fragmented report recalls Bryan’s criticism of Hughes and the veto. It quotes his stance that the people deserve a thorough investigation and moral courage, arguing the legislature failed to probe sufficiently and that railroads hold an appeal power over public choices.
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Gove Hi Ul
Unsolved Death of John E. Nelson on Brooklyn Bridge Car
New York June 27 The mystery of John E. Nelsons death after his body smashed through a Brooklyn Bridge trolley car window remains unexplained. Police lean toward self harm theory, citing misjudged speed and landing against the car side. Conductor and motorman were arrested but discharged at Adams Street Court hearing, ruled not responsible.
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Boeviel
Washington Post
New York
John E. Nelson
Brooklyn Bridge
Christian Rea
Nelson
Adams Street
Woman Dies Emulating Cleopatra Poison Scene
Special to The Washington Post reports Mrs. Rods Bloom of Paducah Kentucky at death's door in Sought Cleopatras fate episode. She traveled from Union City with husband Mr Bloom and kept a live cobra in her room in a corsage. Doctors found her semiconscious with multiple snake bites and convulsions.
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Waallington
Marc. Antony
Mra. Bloom
Union City
Mark Twain Sees Oxford Pageant on Historic Troupe
Mark Twain attended the opening of Oxford's seven month pageant illustrating a thousand years of history and the university. The spectacle, praised as brilliant and effective, featured about 3,000 performers and was guided by Chancellor Curzon with university dignitaries. Twain later declared it beyond anything he had imagined, joking he would cross the Atlantic twice to see it.
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Oxford
England
Mark ‘Twain
Curzon
University
Mark Twain
Rudyard Kipling
Pagrant Grounds
Stanley ‘Weyman
Laurence Houseman
A. T. Quiller-Couch
Atlantic
Dejarnette
Western State Hospital
Americans Wed in Paris
The Paris wedding reports Loulas Rose Ropbing daughter of Mrs. Lynch wed to J Robert L Heguet son of a New York banker at the Church of St Honore a Eyau, dated June 27 in Paris.
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Lynch
J . Robert L. Heguet
Paris
Loulas” Rose ~Ropbing
Longworths in Montana on Westward Tour
Representative Nicholas Longworth and his wife arrived in Livingston Montana on July 7 for a two week Western tour. Afterward they will travel further west to Honolulu, where they will spend time before continuing their itinerary.
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Livingston
Mont
Nicholas Longworth
Tianal Perk
Honolulu
Mille in feowncit plan to form large paper syndicate
The report describes Mille in feowncit Wis and others planning a major paper mill syndicate. It compares the move to International Harvester and notes General Paper Company’s surrender of its charter amid federal objections. A large majority of mills once part of General ESE are said to be interested in the proposed organization.
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General | Ese Company
Ardeaid
Kurak
Voronesh
Social Democratic
Greed Canal's Bank Special to The Wesingten World
In a June report the stalled Panama Canal project faces political interference and delays. Engineers Goethals and Stevens clash with officials over staffing and selections, risking resignations. Granting absences, requests for leaves and the looming Gatun dam challenge complicate efforts to advance the great waterway.
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Wesingten
Staxice
Beare
Canal Service
Stevens
Rerson
Ces Volt
Goethala
Woman commits suicide by gas at her home
Mrs Colenberry, sixty, formerly of the United States marshals, locked herself in a bed chamber and, by inhaling gas, ended her life at home today. She had suffered melancholia for about six months.
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United ‘States
Exhumed Body Involving Suspect Wife Case In Chicago
A garbled report suggests a police case involving a suspect wife and a woman’s body exhumation. Mentions Rev Walter Swinbut, British subject, and a marriage event in Chicago. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but imply a serious, possibly domestic crime probe.
King Carlos to Abdicate Rumor Highlights Portugal Crisis
Madrid dispatches report King Carlos of Portugal may abdicate in favor of Duke of Oporto, possibly under martial law. Dispatches note uncertainty about crown prince succession, while Dom Miguel de Braganza is alleged willing to claim the throne with European powers’ backing.
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Apédal
Washington Post
London
Une
The
Madrid
Standard
Carlos
Portugal
Oporto
Ssya
Duke of
Brugoza
Daily Express
Vienna
Dom Miguel de Braganza
Old Eli Triumphs Yale Defeats Harvard In Annual Boat Race
Yale defeats Harvard in the annual boat race amid a dramatic contest. Officials warn and arrest a railroad marshal for trying to disrupt the over course warning. The two crews battled with wind and tactics, Yale leading at mid race before Harvard fought back.
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Yale
Harvard
Magrate
Tnaista
Shella
Miles
H. Baris
Subpoenas Issued for Standard Oil Leaders in Chicago
In Chicago on June 37 subpoenas were issued in U S District Court returnable July 6 for top officers of Standard Oil Company of New Jersey and Standard Oil Company of Indiana. Officers named include John D Rockefeller and Henry H Rogers with others, as well as Union Tank Line president H H Felton and former freight agent F A Wan. Subpoenas follow the prior refusal by Standard Oil attorneys to provide financial information to Judge Lindis. The company previously faced indictment on 1482 counts for alleged illegal freight rate practices with a maximum $30,000 fine per count, potentially totaling $29,240,000. Subpoenas will be served promptly.
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Chicago
United States District Court
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Standard of Company of
Indiana
Standard of Company of New Jersey
John D. Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
John D. Archbold
Henry H.rogers
W. H. Tilford
C. M. Pratt
William
P. Howe
Charles A White
Standard Oil, Company of Indiana
J.A. Moffett
W. P. Cowart
G. W. Stahl
H. H. Felton
Union Tank Line
F. A. Wan
Chicago A Alton
Standard Oil Company
Yes Day
Lendis
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Rae
Atetorney Sims
Lewis Tries to Hang Self in County Jail Cell
Irwin R. Lewis, accused murderer of Mary Robbins Newlin, attempted suicide in his county jail cell by tying suspenders and opening arterial wrists. Guards cut him down and he was placed in a straight jacket as he fought to injure himself further.
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Little Girl
Washington Post
Westchester
Irwin R. Lewis
Landenburg
Mary Robbins Newlin
Murderers’ Row
Frederick
Heedysville
Antietam
Hagerstown
Revere
Baltimore and Ohio Station
Washington
Court trial on judge Loving insanity defense advances
In Halifax County Virginia the William G. Loving case proceeds with expert testimony on insanity and alcoholism. Judge Barksdale sustained a defense objection to prior alleged falsehoods by Elizabeth Loving, while prosecutors call witnesses about Loving’s character, temper and hunting skill as rebuttal evidence.
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Loving
Barksdale
Miss Loving
Howgeston
William G. Loving
Halifax County
Theodore Estes
Nelson County
W. R. Barksdale
Daniel Harmon
Elizabeth Loving
Estes
New York
Amherst
Nelson
Judge Loving
Dejarnette
Western State Hospital
Staunton
Emmons
Washington
Lse
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