Kaiser Angers France Over Plan To View Landscape
Paris reports France in an angry mood over rumors that Kaiser Wilhelm would cross into Alsace Lorraine to view the landscape from a mountain top. The affair follows the expulsion of a French deputy from the German maneuver grounds and prompts broad French press denunciation as defiance and bravado.
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Paris
France
Morocco
Alsace-Lorraine
Chamber of Deputies
Manetvre
William
la Patrie
Flower Eludes Police in Richmond Confidence Ring
Richmond detectives identified the fugitive band of alleged confidence men miners and doctors. The key suspect is Mrs Lindsay now under guard at her East Marshall Street home and identified as Mrs F F Hagaman of New York widow of Theodore Hagaman who was murdered at the Waldorf Astoria years ago.
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Richmond
Lindsay
East Marshall Street
F. F. Hagaman
New York
Theodore Hagaman
Waldorf-Astoria
Tension Rises Between France and Germany Over Morocco
An international incident looms as German threats to expand in North Africa provoke uneasy reactions in France and Germany. Berlin signals rejection of Franco Spanish notes while Tangier consul Wassel seeks reinstatement of El Kazar governor Remigul, shaping a volatile diplomatic climate. France maintains resolve to press its policy.
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France
Germany
Africa
Prince von Buelow
Morocco
Dr. Wassel
Tangier
Fez
Remigul
el Kazar
el Menebhi
Bryan Seeks Votes Across Illinois and Indiana
The Democratic candidate William Jennings Bryan spoke seven times in Illinois and Indiana including Maroon Toledo Newton Olney Browns Poseyville and Evansville. He faced heat and large crowds while at Olney and Evansville where he argued on Shall the People Rule tariff and direct election of Senators and took a parting shot at Speaker Cannon before heading to Terre Haute and Wheeling WV.
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Illinois
Indiana
Bryan
Toledo
Newton
Olney
Ill
Browns
Poseyville
Evansville
Ind
Fair Grounds
Olney, Jr
Speaker Cannon
Terre Haute
Wheeling
W. Va
Notorious confidence man Dr R C Flower linked to Hagaman case
Horace Court land alias Dr R C Flower a Boston Philadelphia New York criminal linked to Mrs. Hagaman in a heritage swindle. Authorities say he fled Tuesday and is believed hiding in the city. Police seek Courtland and others on fugitive warrants as they tighten evidence.
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Horace R. Courtland
R. C. Flower
Boston
Mass
New York
Philadelphia
Flower
Hagaman
Walter E. Delabarre
Delabarra
Courtland
Cannon Fires as Compers Danville Speech Opens Campaign
Speaker Joseph G Cannon began his campaign for re election to Congress in Danville Illinois tonight. He used the occasion to critique William J Bryan and Samuel Gompers and reply to Gompers Danville Labor Day remarks about workers relations with the courts.
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Danville
Joseph G. Cannon
William J. Bryan
Samuel Gompers
Gompers
Cannon Defends Labor Unions Against Sherman Additions
Speaker Cannon rejects Gompers’ claim that the Danbury hatters decision expands Sherman act limits on labor. He notes courts already applied the law to unions and praises organized labor for wage scales and better conditions. Cannon also addresses Mr. Bryan’s claim to the Republican succession.
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Gompers
Speaker Cannon
Supreme Court of the United States
Danbury Hatters
Hatters
American Federation of Labor
United States
Supreme Court
Justice Fuller
Employers of Labor
American battleships reach King Point West Australia harbor
After a 1300 mile voyage from Melbourne the American battleships anchored at King Point Prin cess Royal harbor in King George's Sound. Crowds lined Breaksea Island to sight the fleet while drills and exercises filled the voyage time. Rear Admiral Sperry sent a wireless reply to West Australia premier M J Moore thanking the people for their cordial greetings.
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Albany
West Australia
Melbourne
King Point
Princess Royal Harbor
King George’s Sound
Breaksea Island
M. J. Moore
Sperry
Connecticut
United States
Gossip of the Boxers Faces and futures of Nelson and rivals
Oscar Battling Nelson gains momentum after two decisive wins over Gans and growing hype for future bouts. The article notes gate receipts, fighter earnings, and Nelsons plan to stage his career while speculating on Packy McFarland as a future challenger. It also mentions Sandy Ferguson eyeing Jeannette, Langford, and other boxers in the era.
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Oscar Matthew
Nelson
Goldfield
Dane
Gans
Packy
McFarland
America
Joe Gans
Battling Nelson
Sandy Ferguson
Chelsea
Bat
Joe Jeannette
Armory Club
New Yorker
Revere
Jeannette
Sam Langford
Kid Goodman
Dick Hyland
Leach Cross
Bert Keyes
Boston
McCarthy Acts as Toastmaster at Hillside Banquet
The Hillside Associates honored return from vacation with a banquet at the Roxbury Tavern hosted by Eugene F. McAuliffe. William R. McCarthy served as toastmaster and introduced speakers George H. Norton James Ackland William G. Provan Herbert Ward P H Keefe and William Robbins. He announced a vote to buy five acres in Boothbay Harbor for summer cottages and bungalows.
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Hillside Associates
Roxbury
Eugene F. McAuliffe
William R. McCarthy
George H. Norton
James Ackland
William G. Provan
Herbert Ward
P. H. Keefe
William Robbins
Mr. McCarthy
Major McGrady
E. G. Percy
George F Perkins
McCarthy
Boothbay Harbor
Louise E. Wins 2:18 Pace After Six Heats at New England Fair
In Worcester on September 10 the New England Fair showcased a lively 2:18 pace event. Louise E. emerged as the winner after six heats, highlighting a competitive day of racing.
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Louise E
Worcester
New England Fair
Baptist ministers in Greater Boston resume sessions Monday
The Baptist ministers of Boston will begin weekly meetings next Monday morning and continue each Monday thereafter unless other duties intervene. Principal speaker planned is John F. Tobin of the United Boot and Shoe Workers' Union.
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John F. Tobin
The
United Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Dowling Crew Wins Archbishop's Cup in Charles River Row
Captain Dowling's crew won the Archbishop O'Connel Cup in a four oared race for St. Joseph's A. A. The Dowling team led late, then cut across to avoid a foul and sprinted to victory by half a length over Captain Grady's crew on the 1.5 mile Charles River course. The winning lineup was Dowling McCarty Sullivan and Chester.
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Archbishop O’connel
St. Joseph’s A. A
Captain Dowling
Grady
Charles River
Dowling
McCarty
Sullivan
Chester
Hisgen Attacks Bryan in Richmond Address
Thomas L. Hisgen of the Independence party told a Richmond audience he will not vote for Bryan again. He cited Bryan’s past denouncement of figures like Roger Sullivan Tom Taggart Charlie May and money magnates Ryan Belmont and Whitney as evidence of a changed candidate.
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Richmond
Thomas L. Hisgen
Independence Party
Mr. Hisgen
Bryan
Roger Sullivan
Tom Taggart
Charlie May
Ryan
Belmont
Whitney
Kennedy Opposes Keliher Candidacy in Boston Race
The Hon. P. J. Kennedy of East Boston released a statement opposing John A. Keliher in his bid for a fourth term against Joseph A. Conry. Kennedy said he does not sympathize with Keliher and endorses Conry, suggesting Keliher should step down after input from Ward 9 friends.
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P. J. Kennedy
East Boston
John A. Keliher
Lyceum Hall
Boston
Joseph A. Conry
Keliher
Conry
Kelcher
Hanlon Defeats Bergin In Six Round City Hall Bout
Jimmy Hanlon of Boston tops Tommy Bergin of Lewiston in a six round match at City Hall before the Canadian Athletic Club. Hanlon prevailed in Lewiston Maine on September 10.
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Lewiston
Jimmy Hanlon
Boston
Tommy Bergin
Canadian Athletic Club
City Hall
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