Panic at Fez Mosque Signals Moroccan Revolt Rumor
A Sunday ceremony at Fez Grand Mosque sparked panic as a soldier proclaimed Moulay Mohammed victorious. A Jew, beaten, was taken to prison as rumors spread of Moulay Hafiq’s proclamation. Caids Goundafi and Glaoui march to support him amid clashes with Knass tribesmen.
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Tangier
Djidid
Fez
Allah
Moulay Mohammed
Mohammed
Morocco
Mulai Hafiq
Goundafi
Glaoui
Harry MacLean
Moroccan unrest grows as rebel sultan proclaimed near Casablanca
Paris reports a rising Moroccan ferment with Mulai Hafik declared sultan by rebels and a new Moorish army near Casablanca. General Drude seeks reinforcements as French troops tire from continuous combat, threatening the gains of recent victories.
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Paris
Morocco
Mulai Hafiq
Casablanca
Drude
Taft to Meet Garfield Tonight in Lexington
Secretary of War Taft wired Secretary Garfield to meet in Lexington for a conference. Garfield failed to arrive with the 9 o'clock train and went to Junction City, with a conference now expected tomorrow morning at Elmendorf. Garfield planned to reach Lexington at 6 am.
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Lexington
Taft
Elmendorf
Louisville
Garfield
Junction City
Roosevelt Party Caught in Fog Returns to Oyster Bay
The Mayflower with President Roosevelt and party anchored in Oyster Bay at 5 PM after a foggy voyage from Provincetown. The return took three hours longer than expected. heavy rain briefly fell as the President and entourage were put ashore. Torpedo boats Worden and Hopkins escorted the Mayflower back.
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Commercial Tribune
Oyster Bay
L.il
Mayflower
Roosevelt
Provincetown
Mass
Worden
Hopkins
Cody Case Ends Abruptly in Eddy Compentency Suit
In Concord New Hampshire on August 21 the equity suit over Mrs Mary Baker Eddy head of the Christian Science Church ends as next friends move to dismiss. Counsel for Eddy urges continued hearing to determine her mental capacity and management of property.
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Commercial Tribune
Concord
N. H
Equity
George W. Glover
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Calvin
Frye Ata
Christian Science Church
Eddy
Edgar Aldrick
Chandler
Streeter
Mrs. Eddy
Bank survey says business sound. no recession seen
The Commercial National Bank of Chicago surveyed 30 000 authorities nationwide for a summary on business, money outlook and crops. It finds a sound, satisfactory business situation with no marked easing and unprecedented demand for goods driving global credit use. little hope for near term recession.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Commercial National Bank, of
Chicago
United States
Portsmouth
Bride and hunter die after restless marriage
After a five year, 15000 mile search across two continents Julius Tech found Emily Herter in New York and married her. Two months later a quarrel led to a pistol shot and both were fatally wounded. they died in hospital.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Julius Tech
Emily Herter
Germany
Ted
Emily
Tech
America
West 16Th Street
Julius
Robbers loot dentist office in Parkersburg
Burglars struck the dental offices of Dr. A. J. Minx opposite police headquarters in Parkersburg West Virginia last night taking gold and dental tools valued at $400.
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Parkersburg
Commercial Tribune
W. Va
A. J. Minx
Steubenville School Board Deadlock Over Denig Case
In Steubenville Ohio a kiss allegation against high school teacher E H Denig led to a board deadlock. Superintendent Vanclere opposed his retention yet Denig was elected by the board without recommendation. The State Commission required a three fourths vote, widening the standoff with two weeks before school starts. Many teachers resign or seek jobs elsewhere as no new hires are made.
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Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Steubenville
E. H. Denig
Vanclere
Denig
State School Commission
Board of Education
FALGO TROLLEY MEN LOSE STRIKE
The Post reports the street car strike in FALGO was declared off by the general strike committee within hours. The Ways and Means Committee has arranged with United Railroads representatives to call off the strike and car men will return to work as individuals with no union membership questions.
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Commercial Tribune
San Francisco
the Post
Ways and
United Railroads
Taft Mutter in Millbury in Serious Condition
Mrs. Louisa M Taft mother of Secretary Taft remains serious but not failing, with officials and Henry Taft stating reports have been exaggerated. Taft plans to travel to Millbury if her condition does not improve, keeping close telegraphic contact with her physician. Charles P Taft will join to head East unless there is improvement.
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Commercial Tribune
Millbury
Mass
Louisa M. Taft
Taft
Henry Taft
Louisa K. Taft
Washington
Secretary of War
Philippines
Murray Bay
Charles P. Taft
Senator Foraker
Columbus
Senate
Barth Former Louisville Mayor Kills Himself Under Pressure
Despondent over insults and a defamation dispute about an $800 saddle horse Barth, 49, former Louisville mayor, shot himself in his Utica Lime Company office. He faced inquiries after City Buyer Fred Bishop and Mayor Robert W. Bingham linked a city horse to him. Barth leaves three sons.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Paul C. Barth
Main Street
Robert W. Bingham
Fred Bishop
Bishop
Barth
Bingham
Court of Appeals
Utica Lime Company
Board of Aldermen
Mr. Barth
Roosevelt
Beckham
Hamilton annexation petition set before county commissioners
The Hamilton city petition to annex suburban territory will be heard by the Butler County Commissioners tomorrow morning. Observers expect approval and the Greater Hamilton movement to proceed quickly with a large public demonstration to mark the annexation. Former Governor Campbell is slated as chief speaker, with a likely September effective date.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
City of
Hamilton
Butler County
Greater Hamilton
Campbell
Husband shoots wife then dies in Maryland tragedy
Clarence Haines formerly of Columbus went to his wife's sitting room and killed her before turning the gun on himself. The couple's three year old child was nearby as both parents lay dead. a family dispute is cited as the motive. The scene was discovered by the woman's parents who entered the room.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Clarence Haines
Columbus
Madame Agnes Lake Dead Circus Star Widow of Wild Bill Hicock
Madame Agnes Lake a famed circus rider and horsewoman died in Jersey City at 80. Born Kattenhorn in Cincinnati she headed her own show with James Bailey and Gil Robinson in her later years. She leaves an estate around 40000 and funeral plans are undecided. An assassin killed her husband in Deadwood years ago.
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Madame Agnes Lake
Willam, Hicock
Wild Bill
Ous Kobe de
Gil Robinson
Jersey City
N. J
Madame Lake
America
William Lake
John Robinson
Robinson and Lake
James A. Bailey
Emma Lake
Wild Bill” Hicock
Colonel Cody
Buffalo Bill
Cincinnati
Deadwood
Mme. Lake
Kattenhorn
Covington
James Bailey
James Robinson
Foraker Answers Taft Tillman Rift at Chautauqua Rally
Senator Foraker composes a vigorous reply to Taft and Tillman at Georgetown Ohio’s Chautauqua gathering. He challenges Taft to address war amendments and asks whether Taft will back Republican bolt pressure in Cincinnati municipalities. The crowd, including many African Americans, welcomes him as he defends equal justice and critiques Taft’s statements.
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Commercial Tribune
Georgetown
Senator Foraker
Taft
Columbus
Tillman
Lexington
American
Cincinnati
Akron
Foraker
Old Fair Grounds
Grant
Ammon
Koutz
Gravel Club
Common Pleas
Gotlieb Bambach
Charles L. Thompson
John Z
Leeds
W. L. Remley
Republican County Committee
J. D. Houston
O. E. Baer
E. B. Parker
EB. H. Kirkpatrick
David Tarbell
W. W. Pennell
John Woods
W. A. Eylar
R. E. Campbell
Lewis House
Chautauqua Grounds
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Lexington, Ky
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Counsel For Christian Science
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Sions
Kilo Fla
Alec May Glose
Steubenville Board
FALGO
Mme
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