Pontifical bull outlines Philippines church reorganization
September 26 report describes a forthcoming papal decree to reorganize the Philippine church. Archbishop Guidi's mission in Manila would create three new dioceses, set up seminaries for native clergy, and convoke a synod to align church governance with island customs, funded by friar land sales and war-damage indemnities.
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Ame
Philippines
Guldi
Manila
Mane
South America
Guidi
Hig
Taft
Rome
Vatican
United States
Gutdi
Gutdl
Fierce gale sinks Newfoundland schooners at sea
A severe gale along the Newfoundland coast has destroyed three Labrador fishing schooners with their cargoes and a fourth, with seven crew members lost, while other crews escaped. The storm, centered near St John’s, persists over several days causing widespread property damage.
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Newfoundland
St. Johns
N. F
Labrador
Seismic Shocks Kill 667 in Artush
Reports from Simla Indiana recount the eastern Turkestan quake lasting August 2 to September 3. Artush was razed leaving 667 dead and 1000 injured along with extensive damage.
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Simla
Indiana
Turkestan
Artush
Mascagni on the Way to America with Opera Tour
Paris reports Pietro Mascagni and his wife arriving en route to the United States where he will conduct a company for 100 performances of his operas. He sails from Cherbourg on the steamer Philadelphia the next day.
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Mascagni
Paris
Pietro Mascagni
America
Philadelphia
Cherbourg
Cyclone Rips Sicily Killing Dozens and Wrecking Towns
September cyclone sweeps Sicily from Catania to Palermo destroying rail lines and bridges, flooding Catania and Modica. Mount Etna and Stromboli active. Hundreds feared dead with eighty corpses in one church. Modica relief efforts under way. ships battered, towns like Palazzo Acreide Farla Geratana damaged. towns in shred.
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Sicily
Catania
Palermo
Modica
Syracuse
Fractissa
Caprera
St. Francis
St. Marie
Soicli
Tascaro
Palazzojo
Aéreide
Farla
Geratana
Costly Cable to Roosevelt Sentences Biscay Leader
Cable from Madrid reports Senor Sabine Arano, head of the Biscay nationalists, sentenced to eight years imprisonment for sending congratulatory messages to President Roosevelt on Cuban independence and for using derisive language about Spain. The punishment draws sharp criticism even among Spaniards. Also from Vienna, four killed and others wounded after Hungarian revolt prompts military suppression.
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Madrid
Senor
Sabine Arano
Biscay
Roosevelt
Cuba
Spain
Riosting
Hungary
Vienna
Neue Weiner Journal Today
Badadeny
Marini Shiel Takes Oath as Prisoners Arrive at Guam
The transport Sheridan from San Francisco docked at Vanila Guam with thirty five political prisoners. They swore allegiance to the United States. Mabini, former Filipino supreme court president and foreign minister, refused the oath and remains a prisoner at Guam awaiting possible indefinite detention.
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Vanila
Sheridan
San Francisco
Guam
United States
Mabini
Filipino Supreme Court
French Army Discharges Officer Over Conscience Clash
Nantes, September 24. Mandant Leroy Ladurte of the thirteenth infantry was court martialed and dismissed for disobedience after refusing to aid in closing schools. He said conscience forbade participation in anti religious measures and evicting women, which he did not deem army duties. London, September 26. American chess player Marshall defeated Telechmann two games to none in a best of five contest begun last Wednesday, with three draws.
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Nantes
France
Mandant Leroy Ladurte
Theenth Infantry
Hhiim
London
Marshall
Telechmann
Yankee Jocks Roll Em High in Paris Alert
Paris police have arrested six men linked to a nightly high stakes card game attended by American jockeys and friends. Among the detainees are a famed jockey, a race horse owner, and a bookmaker. Four suspects were released, while the magistrate ordered further examination tomorrow.
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Paris
le Soir
Jews Emigration Foes and Rights Across Europe
A multilingual report outlines Russia Britain Romania and other nations weighing Secretary Hay's note on Romanian Jewish emigration. It notes Russia's reluctance to press the Berlin treaty, Britain's quiet stand, and Romania's stance on emigration and antisemitic law. It also mentions a Romanian oath law and related legal tensions amid Hague arbitration and boxing results.
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St. Petersburg
Hay
Russia
Berlin
Roumania
London
Washington
America
United States
Munich
Bavaria
Charles of
Bucharest
Vienna
Pester Lloyd
Murder on Kaluga stage shocks Russian opera world
Theodora Bift mova, a renowned Russian cantatrice, was shot dead on stage at Kaluga by her lover Count Paul Kremelvic aged 33% who had been rejected. He was arrested as troops moved into Macedonia and Salonica, with milia forces called out for interior dispatch.
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Moscow
Theodora Biftmova
Kaluga
Paul Kremelvic
Melvic
Macedonia
Salonica
Turkey
Milia
Marines Landing Sparks Colombian Protest at Isthmus
Washington reports Governor Salazar of Panama lodging a protest over Commander McLean’s landing of U S marines on the isthmus. Officials say the issue is more about sovereignty and disarmament of Colombian soldiers than the landing itself, with smoothing expected and no immediate redeployment planned.
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Washington
Concha
Salazar
Panama
McLean
Cincinnati
Legation
Colombia
State Department
Navy Department Toeday
United States
Norfolk
Navy Department
Calon
Wilhelmina Dines With Hague Court Before Autumn at Castle Loo
Queen Wilhelmina heads to Castle Loo for the autumn and dines with the Pius Juné arbitration court members including Newell and Dr. Van Lyn den. She sits right to the U S minister and discusses international arbitration with animated interest and cordial chats. In Hague, Chief Ball boosts patrols on Marietta Street to curb weekend disorder amid crowds, forbidding bonfire tossing as preparations continue.
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Hague Court
the Hague
Wilhelmina
Castle Loo
Pius Juné Arbitration Court
Imitea
Newell
van Lynden
International Arbitration Court
Marietta Street
Father Stands By Erring Son in Pulitzer Case
W Young pledges aid to William Hooper Young charged with the murder of Anna Neilsen Pulitzer in New York. He says his son is innocent, influenced by others, and not insane though wayward. He denies Mormon ties and explains living arrangements were without his knowledge.
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Paris
Associated Press
John W. Young
Wiliam’ Hooper Young
New York
Anna Neilsen Pulitzer
Young
Mormon Church
Maritime Code Draft Adopts Uniform Salvage Law at Hamburg
The fifth conference of the international maritime committee in Hamburg adopted a draft treaty for a uniform salvage and collision code. It abolishes salvage versus assistance, ties remuneration to successful services and value of salved property, and allows judges to modify terms for equity. Collisions with warships are largely exempt. The conference plans to present two treaties to governments for adoption.
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Hamburg
International Maritime Committee
Poril
Throat Cut by Negro on South Pryor Street
G W Capus of 2912 South Pryor Street was found on Decatur near the Boulevard with his throat badly cut. He told officers two versions, including a claim a black assailant demanded a dollar or attacked over a woman. Doctors say the wounds are not deep and not life threatening.
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C. W. Capus
Virginia
South Pryor Street
G. W. Capus
Grady Hospital
Decatur Street
Boulevard
Tibbs and
Doyal
Walthour's Son Bobby Jr Arrives at 1:45 A.M.
Bobby Walthour Jr arrived this morning at 1:45 during the world champion’s absence in Savannah. The newborn is described as a lusty chap. Mother and child were well. congratulations to be received at 624 Woodward Avenue. Bobby Jr is the third child of Mr and Mrs Walthour, with two daughters already. Tenaty signed at Lima reports the Bolivian foreign minister and Peruvian plenipotentiary agreeing a border treaty.
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Bobby Walthour, Jr
Bobby Walthour
Savannah
Woodward Avenue
Bobby, Jr
Mire
Walthour
Tenaty
Lima
Buddhist shrines at Anuradhapura face destruction call
Los Angeles reports Anagarika IV Harmapla Buddhist representative arrives from Ceylon en route to London. He appeals to Americans to oppose British actions threatening the ancient city of Anuradhapura, revered by Buddhists across Asia, warning of a religious convulsion.
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Los Angeles
Anagarika H. IV Harmapla
America
Ceytop
London
Ceylon
Anuradhepura
Mecca
Jerusalem
China
Japan
Siam
Cambodia
Burmah
India
Tribet
Asia
Joseph Chamberlain
Meyas
Brave Army Nurse Wins Chaffee's Warm Praise
Washington reports an army nurse, Alice Kemmer, Army Nurse Corps, volunteered to care for two smallpox patients in an isolated hospital, at times with only two hours sleep amid heat. Major General Chaffee commends her bravery and conscientious service to duty.
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Chaffee
Washington
War Department
Genel Chaffee
Division
Philippines
Alice Kemmer
Army Nurse Corps
Lessons for Sluggards and Cowards
American Medicine discusses the career of Mr. Alfred Balfour, England's premier, linking his health struggles to intense study and a shift from leisure to demanding work. It credits his health improvement to taking on strenuous duties as Chief Secretary for Ireland during a turbulent era, noting the therapeutic value of absorbing work.
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Alfred Balfour
England
Balfour
St. Andrews University
Edinburgh
Andrew Clark
Bergic
Ireland
Thia Waa
Land League
Stresa
Colonel Forsyth Dies at Virginia Spa After Long Service
Acting Adjutant General Carter G informed that Lieutenant L. G. Forsyth retired, died yesterday at the Sweet Chalybeater springs in Virginia after a long illness. Forsyth, born in Michigan, was appointed to the army from the District of Columbia.
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L. G. Forsyth
Washington
Carter Ig
Sweet Chalybeater Springs
Virginia
Forsyth
Michigan
District of Columbia
Piedmont Park Races Feature Running and Trotting Events
Runners and trotting competitors take to Piedmont Park today with multiple events on the schedule. Participants from local clubs and visiting entrants compete across sprint and distance formats under clear weather conditions.
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Piedmont Park
Leatherman M.D. Offers Home Cure in Atlanta
A vintage advertisement from Atlanta promotes Dr. Jor Leatherman as a home treatment specialist for male ailments. The text claims cures for varicele, hydrocele, nervous debility, and other sexual and bodily disorders, promising rapid, perfect results from a home system. It invites readers to contact at the Auston building in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Atlanta
Auston Building
Atlanta, Ga
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