Pope Dissatisfied With Friar Negotiations in Philippines
Rome dispatch says the pope condemned the cardinal commission for handling negotiations with Judge Taft. He dissolved the body and signaled readiness to meet Taft personally, praising American measures aiding religious affairs under U.S. sovereignty and expressing hope for a peaceful Philippines. Taft to receive farewell audience July 21 before leaving for Vallambrosa.
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Prince de Sagan in Paris Lawyer Punching Incident
Paris July 18 Prince de Sagan and Maitre Barboux, famed lawyer, clashed yesterday over a wedding topic. Sagan says he struck lightly to provoke a duel after losing de Gast's fiancé. Barboux claims a severe punch and asks court action. Police guarded Barboux. Mme de Gast had planned to whip Barboux with a hidden horse whip.
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Balfour Reconstructing Great Britain's Cabinet
London July 18 The duke of Devonshire as president of the council plus most senior ministers including Lansdowne Chamberlain and Londonderry are reported to retain their portfolios in the new cabinet. George Hamilton Ritchie Hambury Prodrick Ackers-Douglas Long stay in cabinet with possible portfolio changes. George Wyndham remains chief secretary for Ireland with cabinet seat. new lord lieutenant seated as social representative.
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George Wyndham
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Coronation Preparations Under Way for Edward and Alexandra
London officials report that by command of the King the coronation will be held in August. Rehearsals for the processional route from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey have begun and state department officials remain busy with preparations for the ceremony.
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Sent to murder King of Italy
London dispatch reports the Bra near Turin arrest of a Paterson New Jersey barber named Tonetti who says he is an anarchist Papers seized at his lodgings include correspondence with Paterson anarchists and a document indicating his plan to assassinate King Victor Emmanuel.
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Rebuilding the Campanile in Venice Under Boni
Venice July 18 The architect Boni heads a committee for reconstructing the campanile and surveys other monuments. Boni also directs excavations at the Roman Forum as restoration proceeds. The Sansovino logetta decorations are being restored, bronze gates and whale front cornice largely intact, bronze Mercury only lightly damaged. Roman bricks from Aquileia appear among campanile rubble, suggesting relocation as relief of Venetians’ homeland. Portions of the tower show hollow spaces filled with debris.
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Great fire at Guayaquil devastates city
A major blaze in Guayaquil Ecuador began Wednesday night and burned ninety blocks on key streets. Losses on buildings and merchandise are estimated at five million dollars two,000. The fire destroyed the custom house and railway station and left the city without gas, with only river water for use.
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Cyclone Sweeps Austria Killing Seven and Causing Damage
The Vienna correspondent of The Daily Express reports a cyclone and heavy rains in Austria-Hungary Thursday night. In Tyrol a railway section near Unz market was wrecked by floods and a train derailed, the stoker killed and many injured. Lightning felled houses, a church scaffolding collapsed at Rovisoe injuring thirteen funeral attendees. Crops over 70 square miles near Yillach in Corinthia were destroyed.
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Corrinthia
Marquis Sago Dies After Cancer Battle in Yokohama
Marquis Sago, prominent statesman and Formosa expedition commander, dies of cancer in Yokohama. He held multiple cabinet posts and was brother to the hero of the Satsuma rebellion. Also reports a distinct earthquake felt in Malone New York at 5 this morning lasting ten seconds.
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Georgia Troops Take North Carolina Move to Wrightsville Beach
The Fifth Georgia regiment state troops arrived at Wrightsville Beach yesterday and are very impressed with the camping site. They anticipate a lengthy stay with high spirits as they enjoy their new post and the opportunities it offers.
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Georgia Troops Welcomeed At Wrightsville Beach Camp
Georgia soldiers in Wilmington receive hearty North Carolina welcome as the first dress parade draws a large crowd. Thousands attend the regimental band concert and civilians from Atlanta arrive for the excursion. Rumors of Governor Candler’s visit loom, denied by the governor, while tents are pitched on Hammocks encampment site under military discipline.
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Japanese Statesman Sees Early US Setback Reported
Vienna July 1 Count Matsukata former Japanese finance minister after a US visit warned that rapid US progress may lead to a near term setback. He praised American energy and commerce but argued much growth is financed by debt and life could suffer a jolting reversal. Also notes police preventing a duel in Stockholm and a divorce ruling in London for Countess de la Warr with custody and costs awarded.
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Maher Guides Cheers to Eclipse Stakes Victory
In London at the Sandowne meeting the fifteenth Eclipse stakes over about one mile and a quarter was won by the duke of Devonshire 's Cheers ridden by Maher. Rising Glass ran second and Lancer third from twelve starters with 500 sovereigns for the second horse and 10 sovereigns for four year olds.
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Bank Directors Convicted and Heavily Fined in Berlin
Berlin July 18 After a lengthy trial the directors of the Prussian Mortgage bank and allied concerns were sentenced for falsifying balance sheets Edouard Sanden received eight years imprisonment and a fine of 15 800 marks Heinrich Schmidt nine months and 2 000 marks Puchmbeller fifteen months and 4 000 marks Edouard Schmidt one year and 10 000 marks Wersnnkil one year and 5 000 marks Otto Sanden one year and 1 500 marks Haenschke nine months and 1 000 marks In Edouard Sandens case the year already served will count toward his sentence.
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Earth Trembles in Persia Shaking Bandar Abbas
A severe earthquake struck Bandar Abbas Persia at 7 30 am on July 9 lasting three to four minutes with lighter shocks. Major buildings including the governor's house and custom house were damaged panicked residents fled to the sea. One person reported dead. Shocks likely originated near Kishm island with loud detonations heard at Bunder Abbey.
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Basuto Chief Joel Fined for High Treason in Basutoland
Mazebu Basutoland July 18 The trial of Chief Joel on charges of high treason for fighting his brother Wiesen and contempt of court ends with one year in prison and a fine of five hundred head of cattle. The town is lively as the leading Basuto chiefs attend and Lerothodi, the paramount chief, escorts Joel to prison.
Rebels Asked To Yield In Panama Crisis
Former liberal president of the department of Panama General Alapuru issues a card urging revolutionists to accept peace offerings from President Miarroquin. He argues the welfare of future generations requires immediate consideration of the canal transfer by the Colombian congress.
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White Men Shot to Death in Fight With Negroes
Knoxville Tennessee July 18 Charles Barger of Murley North Carolina carried the body of his brother John who died in a riot at Chicago Tennessee a town of about 500 in Cumberland county The Chicago Tennessee Land and Coal Company barred negroes from mines John Barger spoke to C W Bradshaw superintendent The quarrel led to Bradshaw being killed Barger died from a blow and Jim Rice and Isaac Wright were killed with others wounded in a general fight sparked by false fears of trouble by negroes
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Cuban Strike Settled as Palma Plans Tariff Message
Havana reports the twenty two unions backing the Cienfuegos strike have a settlement. President Palma will send a congress a message urging removal of the duty on cheesecloth used to cover tobacco plants. He also proposes ending silver coin from Queen Isabella II’s reign as legal tender after August 31.
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Lansdowne Talks Of China Indemnity Debt As Gold Debt
In the House of Lords Lord Lansdowne stated hope to restore Tianjin to Chinese control within a month. He declared the indemnity debt a gold debt, noting Britain’s non vindictiveness and proposing a modification of terms due to tael depreciation, limiting payments in early years.
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