06 Sep 1907
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1907
Page
1
Native reports from Tangier say twenty thousand hostile Moors gather near Taddert and Littellil while ten thousand Khabyles mobilize near Alcabaza. They claim ample ammunition. Raisuli camped fifteen hours from Tangier shows no sign of action.
In New York court Mary Ann Pepper Vanderbilt guardian tells of her life and marriage amid a bid to prove Edward Vanderbilt insane. Evidence includes a marriage certificate and photographs, while companion witnesses deny romantic entanglements and defend spiritualist claims.
Paris reports Premier Clemenceau with Marine Minister Thomson and Foreign Minister Pichon say no decision on rifles at Mazagan. They believe Abdul El Aziz and Mulai Hafiq unlikely to war with France. Tangier natives calm, exodus continues, balloons to Casablanca arriving, Spanish police efforts fruitful, while Parliament debate on Moroccan situation dismissed.
The Ministry of Marine announced a squadron of Spanish warships would be sent to Cadiz to be near Morocco and ready for possible eventualities. It said troops from southern Spain have been notified to hold themselves in readiness to depart for Morocco at a moment's notice.
The examining committee under President M. Bourgeois approved the American proposal for establishing a permanent international high court of justice. The decision was made in The Hague on September 5.
Special Dispatch reports from Oyster Bay New York September 5 that President Roosevelt named Lety Tiger as chief of the five Creek tribes succeeding the late Pleasant Porter who died at Muskogee Indian Territory yesterday.
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Lexington reports jailers from many counties meeting to form a state association. They discuss electrocution versus hanging as methods of execution with a trend toward replacing hanging. Jailer Pflanz of Louisville is expected as president with A G Ahren as secretary and treasurer.
The McKinley monument dedication and its presentation to the State by the monument commission topped the Old Home Week celebration in Buffalo New York. The event highlighted ceremonies in the city during the September observance.
New York artist Frederick Pinney Earle contends he may travel to China or Japan with Miss Julia Kuttner, amid claims his wife will seek divorce in France. Earle denies settling funds to his wife, says a trust will benefit their son, and notes his wife’s shipboard status as he dismisses French court complicacies.
In Indianapolis Kentucky former Governor William S. Taylor, a refugee, is unlikely to accept immunity offers to testify in the Powers case. Judge Robert L. Stout, Louisville, says only he can grant immunity and Taylor would be protected if he returns to Kentucky to testify.
In Santiago dated Sept 5 a Chilean report alleges about fifty persons were buried alive by a massive snow avalanche that destroyed the Juncal Custom House on the Argentine border high in the Andes.
At the Cincinnati Conference in Oxford Ohio the Methodist Episcopal Church voted 128 to 21 against a constitutional amendment allowing race based bishops to preside over specific conferences. Opponents warned it could lead to racial disruption, while backers argued for separate racially aligned leadership.
In Bellingham Washington on September five a mob of white residents attacked Hindu and Sikh workers. Six Hindus were hospitalized and 750 Indian natives were making for Canada across the border under police guard. The city faced paralysis as authorities pledged protection but prepared to evacuate workers and close Larson's mill at Lake Whatcom.
Several new creditors have joined the receivership of Union Iron and Steel Corporation after Judge Sheen appointed a receiver. Keystone Coal and Iron Norton Corporation and Kelly Erwin are among the petitioners. The firm, with furnaces across Virginia Ohio Michigan Colorado and New Jersey, is valued over 5 million while liabilities are said to be far less, amid a tight money market.
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