Morocco Armistice Delegates Fail to Arrive in Tangier
Morocco dispatches report no attendance by Caid Mazi delegates at Tangier delaying peace efforts. Paris notes armistice extended to tonight to allow negotiations, else military operations to resume. France reportedly considers up to 50,000 troops to seize Moroccan ports if needed with Spain and Britain cited in shifting plans.
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Morocco
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Philbert
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Madrid
France
Spain
Fez
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Martitegui
Primo Rivera
Eclair
Great Britain
Spanish Foreign Minister Denies Moroccan Rift
San Sebastian reports Minister Conde De Allende Salaszar denies rift between King Alfonso and Premier Maura over Morocco, refuting Spanish newspaper claims of discord.
Regnault arrives in Tangier amid Moroccan troubles
M Regnault the French Minister to Morocco lands at Tangier after Paris talks with Premier Clemenceau over the unrest. The British Legation reports Raisuli’s terms for releasing Caid Sir Harry MacLean demand British protection for Raisuli’s safety his appointment as Pasha from Tetaun to Larache and an indemnity.
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Morocco
M. Regnault
Moroccco
Paris
Clemenceau
Raisuli
Harry MacLean
Tetaun
Larache
Lusitania and Lucania Sail From Liverpool to Queenstown
The Cunard Line ships Lusitania and Lucania departed from Liverpool bound for Queenstown today. Lusitania left at 12 10 p m after Lucania which had gone first at 11 35 a m. The noon wireless reports say Lusitania caught and passed Lucania in the afternoon.
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Daunt Rock
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Liverpool
Irrigation Congress Closes. New Officers Elected
The National Irrigation Congress met in Sacramento to elect officers led by President Frank C. Goudy of Denver and Vice Presidents George Istow Texas John E Beker California H E Strain Montana and H A Fowler Arizona as Secretary. The group also voted to drop a platform resolution protesting sugar tariffs on Philippine sugar.
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Commercial Tribune
Sacramento
Cal
National Irrigation Congress
Frank C. Goudy
Denver
George Istow
Texas
John E. Beker
California
Herbert E. Strain
Montana
H. A. Fowler
Arizona
Congress
Physician delay stalls arrest in Phillips murder case
In Cleveland Ohio doctors again delay serving the arrest warrant for Mrs. Charlotte Phillips over her husband John J. Phillips death. An arbitrator and physicians testified amid disputes over her condition and whether she is feigning, with the warrant postponed to tomorrow and a guard at her bedside defended as necessary though criticized as cruel.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleve
Charlotte Phillips
John J. Phillips
Stamberger
Phillips
Trego
J. §. Tierney
Frank E. Romy
Roa
Philips
Brown
Neff
Romig
Mrs. Phillips
Phillips Home
Count Kamarovsky Declared Victim in Plot Claim
Venice September 8 Count Kamarovsky a Colonel of the National Guard and Councilor of State died after being shot at his residence September 5 by Nicholas Naumoff. Naumoff confessed and implicated Mme Tarnovska and M Prilutof asserting the murder was arranged for a $100,000 life insurance.
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Kamarovsky
Tional Guard
Nicholas Naumoff
Perim
Naumoff
Verona
Mme. Tarnovska
Count Kamarovsky
M. Prilutof
Moscow
Russia
Prilukoff
King Leopold shifts Kongo domain to joint company
In Brussels on September 8 King Leopold transferred the Do main of the Crown in the Kongo Independent State to a joint company in which he is allegedly involved. The move deprives Belgium of the most profitable portion of the state and was announced in the official bulletin, sparking a sensation.
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Leopold
Belgium
American Sailors Survive Mob Attack in Hakodate
Four crewmen from the U S cruiser Chattanooga faced a Japanese mob after a dispute over shop prices. Two sailors jumped into the bay and swam to a sampan while others were rescued by police and boarded the ship. Officers found the sailors' attack unprovoked, exonerating the Japanese. The visit to Yokohama proceeded peacefully.
Modus vivendi on fishing in Newfoundlands waters released
Washington reports the modus vivendi between the United States and Britain over fishing in Newfoundland waters. Ambassador Reid and Sir Edward Grey exchanged notes dated September 4 and 6. The arrangement renews last year’s terms and lasts through arbitration as the long standing dispute awaits settlement.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Newfoundland
United States
Accidental shooting ends with suicide after tragedy
In Kitsanning Pennsylvania Howard Riley shoots his friend Robert Ramsey Jr by mistake during a farmyard lark then, overwhelmed, jumps in front of an express train near Graff. Ramsey survives badly wounded and Ramsey’s prognosis remains doubtful.
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Kitanning
Robert Ramsey, Jr
Howard Riley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Graff
Riley
Buffalo
Ramsey
Cincinnati Schools Face Hidden Defects Behind Poor Progress
Schoolchildren return to class as 40 000 pupils and 1 050 teachers begin the term. Superintendent B F Dyer cites 15 to 20 percent of Cincinnati students lagging due to physical defects, urging prompt medical treatment and parental action to improve performance. Dr Samuel Allen notes many cases needing care and stresses early intervention while stopping short of compulsory treatment.
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Cincinnati
B. F. Dyer
Dyer
Board of Educators of
New York
Tropolis
Samuel Allen
Veterans descend on Saratoga for Grand Army encampment
Saratoga New York September 8 Veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic arrive for the forty first National Encampment with fifty thousand vets expected. Officials hint the site may become permanent and future encampments may be delegate only as age limits attendance. Notables include General Robert Bruce Brown Clara Barton Bonner John Logan widow and Senator Warner. Membership stands at 202000 with a 3 percent annual loss and an estimated twenty years of existence left.
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Zanesville, C
Clara Barton Bonner
John. A. Logan
Logan
D. D. Wheeler
William Warner
Missouri
National Grand Army, of the Republic
Vancouver Riot Sends 2000 Chinese Fleeing Homes
A violent outbreak in Vancouver, British Columbia, drove 2,000 Chinese residents from their homes and caused $100,000 in property damage. Tens of thousands demonstrated and burned Lieutenant Governor Dunsmire in effigy as police struggled to contain the mob and prevent attacks on Japanese quarters.
Lightning Hits Senator Hemenway Cannon Farm in Indiana
A severe electrical storm struck a Spencer County farm jointly owned by U S Senator James A Hemenway and Speaker Joseph G Cannon. The barn was practically destroyed with about 3000 dollars loss. Trees crops and corn suffered damage. Boats on the Ohio River tied up and shanty boats wrecked. The storm also affected Illinois near Elizabethtown Ifill.
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Commercial Tribune
Evansville
Ind
Indiana
Spencer County
United States
James A. Hemenway
House of Representatives
Joseph G. Cannon
Cannon
Hemenway
Ohio River
Illinois
Elizabethtown
Ifill
Protection Urged for British Ships
Antwerp September 8. Mr. Hertzlett the British Consul General protests inadequate protection for British ships amid the strike. The situation is calm as foreigners suspected of fomenting disorder are expelled from Belgium.
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Antwerp
Hertzlett
Belgium
Smallpox Vaccination Roll Continues in Vienna
VIENNA Sept. 8 There are no signs of abatement in the smallpox epidemic. During the last few days 166 000 persons have been vaccinated. The meetings and processions have been forbidden to curb the spread.
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Vienna
Soldiers Try to Free Comrade at Junction City Jail
A mob of about fifty Farriers school soldiers from Ft Riley marched to Junction City to free a comrade jailed there. Sheriff and police fired from windows, dispersing the group. two arrests reported and no injuries. Authorities at Ft Riley provided guards and aided the investigation.
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Commercial Tribune
Junction City
Kan
Farriers School
Ft.Riley
Roosevelt May Help Burton in Cleveland Fight
Roosevelt may assist Burton in the Cleveland mayoral battle as campaign efforts intensify. Local reports indicate strategic backing could influence key votes ahead of the Mayoralty nomination decision.
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Rousevelt
Burton
Cleveland
Debates Build For Cleveland Mayoral Race With Burton
Cleveland braces for a close mayoral contest as Mayor Tom L. Johnson faces Republican challenger Theodore Burton. Roosevelt and Taft endorsements loom. Bryan may campaign for Johnson. Johnson’s popularity has grown in a solid Democratic county and city, while Burton is seen as the Republican strongest candidate.
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Cleveland
Tom L. Johnson
Theodore BE. Burton
Burton
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Inland Waterways Commission
Mississippi River
Democratic Executive Committee
Johnson
W. J. Bryan
Fairley
McKisson
Hanna
Congress
Senator Foraker
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Roosevelt Wires Up RIFLEMEN After Palma Trophy Win
President Roosevelt congratulates the American rifle team for winning the Palma Trophy with 1712 points. He will personally receive the team in Oyster Bay and praises rifle shooting as more than a pastime, supporting international contests for commonwealths. Earl Grey also sends congratulations in Canada.
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Commercial Tribune
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Canada
Earl Gray
United States
Commonwealths
Bear hunting prospects in Louisiana and Choctaw Swamp
In Baton Rouge dated Sept 8 the piece notes President Roosevelt may visit and discusses bear and deer in Louisiana. It highlights Choctaw Swamp as a premier bear hunting area, a semi tropical jungle that hindered settlement, with abandoned railway tracks and dense growths evident.
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Roosevelt
Louisiana Central Railway
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