American guns to keep peace on isthmus
Washington reports that two warships have sailed to the Panama isthmus to safeguard American interests and enforce treaty guarantees. Rear Admiral Casey will command from the Wisconsin as Commander McLean heads the Cincinnati toward Colon and Ranger guards the area amid reports of serious transit disruption.
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Casey
Pacific
Wisconsin
Bremerton
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Martinique
T. C. McLean
Cincinnati
Colon
Moody
Potter
Ranger
Department
Panther
Isthmus
McLean
Silas Casey
Belcasse Hosts Knox and Enviews at Luncheon in Paris
In Paris on September 12 Foreign Minister Belcasse hosted a luncheon honoring Attorney General Knox and Enviews the Russian minister to Korea. The gathering reflected cordial bilateral exchange amid ongoing diplomatic engagements between France, the United States, and Russia regarding East Asian affairs.
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Delcasse
Knox
Paris
M. Belcasse
I. "Enviews
Korea
Deep Curses From Haitian General Firmin Proclaim Fight To End
Port au Prince Haiti September 12 General Firmin issues a violent proclamation to his partisans about the death on board the Crete a Pierrot of Admiral Killick. He vows to fight until the end against the provisional government of Boisround Canal which he blames for stirring Germany against him. He reports German hatred and hostilities posted in Gonaives and St Marie while government troops move toward Gonaives as the unrest spreads.
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Haiti
Firmin
Crete-a- Pierrot
Admiral Killick
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Port Au Prince Fe
Anglican Church in Canada Tightens Marriage Rules
In St John Newfoundland on September 12 delegates at the general synod in Montreal debated marriage and divorce regulations. The bishops urged a prohibition on clergy solemnizing marriages where either party is currently divorced, while lay members opposed the plan 15 to 1. A later notice from St Petersburg reports Baron de Staal's retirement from the London ambassadorship due to ill health and his appointment to the council of the empire.
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Newfoundland
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Angelican Church
Montreal
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House of Deputies
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St Petersburg
Official Gazette Today
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London
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Roosevelt
John W. Hicks
Washington
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Virginia
Pelee's Last Blast Report From Martinique
Professor Ange Lo Heilprin of the Philadelphia Geographical Society details the Mont Pelee eruption. He notes widespread destruction from Macouba to Ajoupa Bouillon, with thousands believed dead and evacuation ordered within eight to ten miles, while ash clouds and lava altered the island’s towns and atmosphere.
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Martinique
Angelo Heilprin
Philadelphia Geographical Society
National Geographical Society
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St. Pierre
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Carbet
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Ajoupa Bouillon
Tne
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la Soufriere
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St Vincent
Woman cured of cancer by miracle at Lourdes
London September 138 The Daily Chronicle reports Mrs Notterman has returned from Lourdes where she appeared miraculously cured of an internal cancerous tumor after dipping in the waters She had previous unsuccessful treatments in London hospitals On entering Lourdes waters she fainted then the tumor swelling subsided Doctors in Lourdes and London declare her cured She credits the Blessed Virgin and the case stirred English pilgrims
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London
The
Daily Chronicle This Morning
Notterman
Death Invades House of Astor Daughter Dies at Cliveden
London reports William Waldorf Astor’s nine year old daughter Gwendoline died of consumption at Cliveden. Her body to be sent to New York for burial. The notice notes the surprise at her birth abroad and mentions surviving siblings Waldorf Pauline and John J. Astor.
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London
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Wiliam Waldorf Astor
Waldorf
Pauline
John J
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W. W. Astor
Moros Firing on Americans at Camp Vicang Mindanao
A Moro party on a wooded hill fired on Camp Vicang Mindanao during the night. Americans returned fire and dispersed the enemy with no casualties. Captain John J. Pershing led forces at Lake Lanao visiting friendly natives on September 10. Brigadier General Samuel B. Sumner expects to reach Camp Vicars on September 13.
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Vicang
Mindanao
John J. Pershing
Fifteenth Infantry
Lake Lanao
Same
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Department of Mindanao
Camp Vicars
Municipal Trading Debated At British Association Meet
At the British Association for the Advancement of Science session in Belfast R P Porter discussed municipal trading. He argued American experience shows no wisdom in civic enterprise and noted rising municipal debts in England. He advocated a leasing system to secure steady revenues and affordable public services.
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Belfast
Strong Protest by Dublin Cries Over Proclaimed Crimes Act
Dublin residents at a city corporation meeting protested the government action declaring Dublin under the crimes act. They condemned what they called an outrage and insult to Dublin’s citizens, noting the city’s crime rate was low for its population compared with other cities.
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Dublin
New Campanile at Venice Cornerstone Date Set
Venice announces April 23, 188, as the cornerstone laying for the new campanile amid planned ceremonies. Debris clearance and statue reuse are planned, with some pieces destined for a Loggia Sanovine museum. Subscriptions from the United States and others total $295,000, with rebuilding estimated at $500,000.
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Logeia Sanovine
United States
Campanile
Rebel General Chicaye Executed After Military Tribunal
Port au Prince Haiti September 12 General Chicaye of the Firminist forces defeated at Petit Goave August 8 and who set fire to the town before evacuating it was executed at Taemel on September 10 after a military tribunal conviction.
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Courtmartial
Port Au Prince
Chicaye
Petit Goave
Jacmel
Taemel
Fortune Favors a Texan with New Life Pills
W P Whitehead of Kennedale Texas reports distressing pains in head back and stomach with loss of appetite. He began using Dr King s New Life Pills and soon felt like a new man proving relief for stomach and liver troubles. Only 25 cents at all drug stores.
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W. P. Whitehead
Kennedale
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Yankees Dear To Kaiser Three
In Berlin on September 12 Emperor William bid farewell to Generals Corbin Young and Wood praising three Americans. He admired Roosevelt and Low for New York governance and expressed cordial regard for Ambassador White. He sent messages to Roosevelt via Corbin and asked to be remembered to Miss Roosevelt.
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Wood
Roosevelts
Seth Low
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New York City
Andrew D White
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Germany
Roosevelt
General Corbin
Miss Alice
Miss Roosevelt
Hart Roberts
Prince Henry Ofrussia
Prince Henry
Frederick the Great
Washington
Count von Waldersee
Delay for the Ocean Mails From London to Queenstown
The British government will slow mail trains after October 1 causing White Star Line steamers to depart later. Mails to Queenstown will reach by 10.15 am on Thursdays instead of the earlier time. The delay follows White Star Line refusal to fund accelerated mail service from Foster London to Dublin, after contributing $30,000 annually.
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Matos Declared Traitor in Venezuela Revolt
Caracas September 2. Government issues decree declaring General Matos a traitor and ordering his trial on piracy charges and for offering government finances to outside capitalists if his revolt succeeds. Willemstad September 12. Reports from Puerto Cabello say Mendoza’s army was not annihilated and a serious battle near Tinquilla rages between about 4,000 revolutionists led by Mendoza Batalla and Riera and 4,100 government troops under General Garrido.
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Venezuela
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Tinquilla
Mendoza
Batalla
Riera
Garrido
Does It for a Living. Debating Mandy’s Society Move
A dialogue fragment shows Tom and Mrs Jollifer arguing about Mandy’s social status. The Young Man protests while Mrs Jollifer defends a ten hour day elevator operator as not fitting into “good society.” The scene hints at class expectations and urban social divisions.
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Chicago
Ginghams
Mandy
A Texas Wonder Kidney Drug Claims Wide Cures
An advertisement promotes Texas Wonder a small bottle claimed to cure kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and other issues for men and women. It offers mail order and cites testimonials like B Harper and a Saint Louis maker Dr E W Hall with contact details and locations Aliens Mills Ga.
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Fp.o. Box
King Leopold to Be Our Guest at U S Exposition
Special cable from Paris reports King Leopold of Belgium will visit the St Louis exposition, the first reigning king to set foot on American soil. Aid de camp confirms the plan as Walsh, Leopold's business partner, urged the visit to study American progress. The king praised America and Congo ties, expressing pride in being a future first to tread U S soil.
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United States
Paris
St Louis Exposition
de Camp
Thomas A. Walsh
Leopold
Walsh
America
Colorado
Europe
Congo
Iking Leopold
American Republic
India
Waterford honors John Redmond on home rule stance
John Redmond, chairman of Te United Irish League, receives the freedom of Waterford city as he calls the agrarian issue the last real obstacle to home rule. He says landlord uprisings threaten reform, praises armed resistance under the Crimes Act if needed to secure Ireland's people.
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Ireland
John Redmond
United Irish League
Irie
Gold Shipments to Merica From London Adviser Says
London arbitrage head tells Associated Press that American inquiry is rising and £4,600,000 remains afloat from Cape sources. He doubts strong export movement is warranted yet notes price gaps between open and bank rates. Debt to Europe is sizable and gold sent to New York aims to capture higher interest, with stringency not expected to last.
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America
Europe
New York
The Chinese Week ly Herald Among New York Immigrant Readers
A quirky look at the Chinese Week ly Herald in New York. The four page paper, printed with left opening and crosswise columns, serves as news for many Chinese immigrants and laundries, though most subscribers cannot read it. A surgeon’s ritualized sterilization process in New York is described, detailing entry garb and glove protocols with no human contact until preparations are complete.
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Chinaman
Pittsburg
Herald
New York
Fricco
Chinatown
Aiiggs
Ewress
Alice
Lesson in a Footpad Encounter in Chicago Tribune
A footpad used a command to halt a victim, but a cautious bystander warned of watchers. The robber turned aside momentarily, was knocked down, and the foe walked over him. The anecdote closes with a reflection on fatal curiosity and heedless indulgence.
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Chicago Tribune
Bryan to Speak in Ohio on Campaign Tour
W. J. Bryan will address voters in Toledo tomorrow evening from the tent used by Mayor Johnson in the state campaign tour. Mayor Johnson received a telegram today confirming Bryan's acceptance and stating he would depart for Toledo at once.
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Ohio
Cleveland
W. J. Bryan
Toledo
Johnson
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