Plan for an international permanent court of arbitration
The Hague August 22 The American proposition for a permanent world high court of justice in arbitration is completed in agreement with Germany and Britain and will be discussed August 28. The court would have 17 judges from various legal systems, meet once or twice yearly, and allow denunciation with two years notice.
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Germany
Great Britain
Cill
High Court of ‘Justice
Permanent Court of Arbitration
High Court of Justice
Hague
Hospital Men Arraigned at Medfield Asylum
Dedham Aug 22 Two attendants James Newman and Francis H Wilson were arraigned before Judge Grover for assaulting Constable George Murray and drunkenness. Both pleaded guilty and were fined $10 each with other cases placed on file.
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Dedham
Medfield Insane Asylum
James Newman
Francis H. Wilson
Grover
George Murray
Newton Division 35 A O H Enjoy Trolley Party
About 300 members and friends of Newton Division 35 A O H rode eight special cars from Nonantum square to Lexington. They heard martial airs by the A O H Fife and Drum Corps, danced, and were served refreshments before returning home.
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Newton
A. O. H. Fife and Drum Corps
Nonantum Square
Lexington
Morgan Snubs King Edward By Refusal To Invite Him Aboard The Corsair
London August 22 Morgan the Wall Street magnate declined a royal invitation to board the Corsair despite the King Edward VII wish to tour the art saloon. Morgan, touring the continent, said nay and left the royal yacht unvisited. The exchange touched on finances with local officials noting 4 percent interest bonds and sinking fund constraints as city finances face tight times amid broader debt discussions.
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Morgan
King Edward
London
Land of the Free
Home of the Brave
John Pierpont Morgan
Edward VII
John
Mr. Morgan
Continent
Lulu’’ Harcourt
Wall Street
King
Corsair
King Edward VII
J. P. Morgan
British Judges Arrive After Eight Day Crossing
The steamship Republic of the White Star Line docked at Charlestown shortly after 6 last evening with 1090 passengers aboard. Of these, 208 were first class and 249 second class. the voyage from Liverpool lasted eight days. The trip was uneventful with varied weather but no serious storms or issues reported.
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Republic of the White Star Line
Charlestown
Liverpool
Sullivan Denies Trick Question In Gov Race
Ex Congressmen John A Sullivan says a merger question posed to General Bartlett was fair not a trick and accuses Bartlett of giving a harmful answer. He argues Bartlett could have answered plainly and defends supporters of tariff reform and corporate regulation while contrasting Whitney and Bartlett on party prospects.
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John A. Sullivan
General Bartlett
H. M. Whitney
Bartlett
Worcester
Massachusetts
Whitney
Maine
New Haven
Railroad Commission
British legal luminaries sail to Portland for International Bar meeting
A dozen leading British lawyers visit Maine for the International Bar Association meeting to begin August 29 in Portland. The travelers include Sir William R. Kennedy and Sir Frederick Pollock among others, with Lady Digby and Miss Balfour Browne. they stay at Parker House and Hotel Touraine and plan social visits to Newport and the White Mountains. Also aboard Republic is a party of 50 Mormons traveling to Utah, plus Thomas Curley and bride returning from Ireland.
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Great Britain
International Bar Association
Portland
William R. Kennedy
Justice of Appeals
Kenelm E. Digby
G. Co. B
Frederick Pollock
Victor Schneider
Berlin
C. R. Ballard
J. H. Balfour Browne
W. C. Henderson
W. S. Kennedy
W. E. Darby
J. Ronald Walker
G. G. Phillimore
John R. Porter
Lady Digby
Balfour Browne
Parker House
Hotel Touraine
Post
Newport
White Mountains
New England
Sir Frederick
Law Association
Lord Sackville West
Frederick
Roosevelt
Provincetown
Republic
Heber C. Smith
Joseph Smith
Utah
Thomas F. Curley
Ward 17
Chaplain Jones Dismissed From Navy for Irregularities
Oyster Bay Aug 22 President Roosevelt approved Chaplain Jones dismissal from the navy after a recent court martial found him guilty of financial irregularities.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Chaplain Jones
Political Guests Tour Wonderland After Republican Club Meeting
After the Franco American Republican Clubs gathering at Wonderland, Governor Guild and Lieutenant Governor Draper with Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and other national and state officials heard addresses. They were escorted by Higgins, Barrell, and Perry to sight the grounds, rode a scenic railway, and viewed the great fire spectacle.
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Wonderland
Guild
Draper
Henry Cabot Lodge
Hibbard
Higgins
Barrell
Perry
State Grange Meeting at Westboro
Westboro hosts the State Grange with Assistant Secretary W H Hays of the U S Department of Agriculture as principal speaker. Hays urged expanded agricultural education from primary schools through colleges. Other speakers include State Master Richardson Chaplain Wheelock E lsworth and Connecticut Grange Master C S Wood.
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Westboro
W. H. Hays
Department of Agriculture
Washington
State Grange
Westboro Grange
Hays
Richardson
Brookfield
Wheelock
Marlboro
Elsworth
State Board of Agriculture
C.S. Wood
Connecticut Grange
Boston considers bond issue despite high interest rate
Mayor Fitzgerald stated last night it would be impossible to raise the city bonds rate from 4 to 44 percent because the rate is fixed by statute. The city contemplates a $3,924,000 bond issue and weighs how New York's example might influence funding.
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New York
New York City
Boston
Fitzgerald
Four Hurt In Crash Of Cars At Merrimac And Portland
Four persons were seriously injured when an inward-bound Bay View car collided with a coal car on slippery rails at Merrimac and Portland streets yesterday morning. Rose McArdle of Somerville fractured leg and remains in hospital. Theresa M. Kane of East Cambridge bruised. Mrs. Bridget Dooley of East Cambridge contused and abraded. Edward Brodus of East Cambridge legs badly bruised and at home.
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Merrimac
Portland
Bay View
Rose McArdle
Taunton Street
Somerville
Theresa M. Kane
Vine Street
East Cambridge
Bridget Dooley
Lambert Street
Edward Brodus
Cambridge Street
Whitney Men Propose Worcester Convention Seat
A faction of Whitney supporters seek to move the state Democratic convention to Worcester, aiming to make Worcester more accessible and to counter Bartlett's majority. McNary has lined up Worcester allies, while Williams could become chairman to lay groundwork for Bryan-aligned action at the next national convention. Brown gains boosting support as lieutenant governor candidate amid intra party maneuvering.
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Massachusetts
William L. Douglas
Henry M. Whitney
Democratic Party
Whitney
Worcester
McNary
Worcester County
James F. Ryan
Springfield
Essex
Middlesex
Boston
Chaiman Feeney
State Committee
Moran
Bartlett
Williams
Mr. Bryan
Democratic Organization
Mr. Williams
Bryan
Hearst
George A. Schofield
Brown
Mr. Brown
Taft Speech Addresses Race, Amendments, and South
Former President Taft defends the 12th 14th and 15th amendments noting progress among African Americans in the South. He argues disenfranchisement laws must be equally applied and envisions educated colored citizens becoming respected business members. He calls for broader political and economic rights within constitutional bounds and laments fears of past races. He also touches West Indies, the Philippines, and Bryan's views on Asia.
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South
Booker T. Washington
Roosevelt
Kentucky
West Indies
Philippines
Bryan
Far East
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