Treaty outlines arbitration for Norway Sweden union dissolution
The Karlstad protocol signed by Norwegian Swedish delegates sets a ten year arbitration window with The Hague. It creates a neutral frontier zone and orders demolition of fortifications except specific old works. It details reindeer pastures intertraffic waterways and a Swiss supervised commission to uphold measures.
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Stockholm
Karlstad
Norway
Sweden
Riksdag
Storthing
Hague
Fredriksten
Gyldenleeve
Overbjerget
Kongsvinger
Mayor veto halts Warsaw avenue paving bid over $2.50
Mayor Fleischmann, in a memo to the City Council, vetoes the bid exceeding the $2.50 per square yard cap for bitulithic pavement on Warsaw Avenue. He cites an investigation of costs in other cities and calls $2.50 a liberal maximum while noting local variations in haulage. The lowest bid was $2.77 per yard, prompting bid rejection and re-advertisement.
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Board of Public Service
Warsaw Avenue
Fleischmann
Committee On
Warsaw
Henkel & Sullivan
Vine and Hollister Street
Guilford Street
Peter Avenue
Langdon Avenue
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Gladstone
Eastern Avenue
Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad Company
Ferrara
Gomez
Vueltas
Havana
Cincinnati Firms Urge Ice Piers for Ohio River Boats
A Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce committee urged Congress to fund ice piers to shield coal fleets and river boats from winter ice floods. Losses from ice and floods reach between 250 000 and 500 000 dollars for the city’s coal trade, with overall damage feared to be much higher. The group met Colonel E H Ruffner of the U S Engineers, who noted possible benefits and pledged cooperation.
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Cincinnati
United States
Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
E. H. Ruffner
United States Engineers
Messrs. S. F. Dana
Campbell Creek Coal Company
Oscar F. Barrett
L. L. Sadler
J. M. Sears
B. W. Gale
Samuel Bailey, Jr
E. C. Gibbs
Paris C. Brown
R. W. Wise
R. P. Gillham
Colonel Ruffner
Congress
Taylor
Dana
Own Daughter Is The Black Hand
Nellie Nussbaum, 15, accused by her father of writing threatening letters signed The Black Hand demanding $50 or risk death. She confessed to doing it for fun, with letters dated within two weeks and traced by police. Police also traced another Black Hand note to Nellie prompting earlier detective attention.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Nellie Nussbaum
The
Klick
Sixty-first Street
East River
Nellie
Equitable Officer Pleads Ignorance
New York September 25 State Attorney General Mayer said only one Equitable Life Assurance director answered his suits for an accounting. The answering director claimed ignorance of any wrongdoing by others. The deadline for directors to respond has been extended to October 16.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Mayer
The
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Equitable Chief Comments on Cafe Savarin Ownership
Paul Morton president of the Equitable says the Cafe Savarin in the Equitable Building is still owned and operated by the society. He notes no change in the relation and expresses a wish to exit the restaurant business but will continue until alternative arrangements are made. He emphasizes no society officers or staff profit from the cafe.
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Paul Morton
The
Equitable
Cafe Savarin
Equitable Society
Savarin
Association
Queen City
Jacob Andrea
Cincinnati
Carl Storz
William Forn
Fred Broxterman
John Koenig
John Merkt
M. Witte
Komura to Resume Journey Home From New York
Baron Komura the Japanese peace envoy has recovered enough to begin travel to Japan on Wednesday. He will travel by rail to Vancouver with Mr. Sato who stayed with him after the negotiations. They plan to sail aboard the Empress of India on October 2.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Baron Komura
Japan
Sato
Vancouver
Building collapse injures thirty workers in Buffalo
A three story brick building under construction on West Ferry street in Buffalo collapsed this afternoon. About thirty bricklayers and carpenters were working on it. eight were seriously hurt and six taken to hospitals. The building owner was J. J. Crowley and Morris & Allen held the masonry contract. The wall fell toward the street, but no roof left the site spared more loss of life.
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Commercial Tribune
Buffalo
West Ferry Street
Harry Craig
Robert Deitchman
Joseph B. Sander
Benjamin Holbes
Edward Flower
Francisco Jacoboni
Frank Hamm
Charles Popzehle
J. J. Crowley
Morris & Allen
Fred Broxterman
George F. Klotter
J. Schott
George Schott
New York Navy Steward Found Guilty of Bigamy
Frederick E. Carlton a commissary steward at the New York Navy Yard in Brooklyn was found guilty of bigamy after marrying four women. His first wife Willem Bird was in Brooklyn, Lulu Kettering in Rochester, and two other Brooklyn women in 1903 and 1904. Sentence set for tomorrow. Carlton also faced charges of stealing from a roommate and distributing obscene pictures.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Frederick E. Carlton
New York Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Carlton
Willem S. Bird
James E. McCandless
Lulu Kettering
Rochester
Washingington
D. C
Cincinnati
Henry J. B. Schaub
United States
Clarke
Snow blankets Mt. Washington summit in 6 inch fall
Snow reached six inches on the summit of Mt. Washington in New Hampshire, with lesser depths down to the Half Way House. Thermometer readings showed 26 degrees as colder air settled over the peak.
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Commercial Tribune
MT. Washington
N. H
Half Way House
Consuelo Vanderbilt Undergoes Throat Operation
The Dutchess of Marlborough known as Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt was operated on for a throat condition by Dr H Holbrook Curtis at a private hospital. The Duchess withstood the procedure well and the doctor believes it will prove successful. The exact nature of the trouble was not disclosed.
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New York
Dutchess of Marlborough
Consuelo Vanderbilt
H. Holbrook Curtis
Curtis
Re-election likely for Cuban President Palma in December
Complete island returns show government supporters won every province in the election for Election Board members. Observers expect Palma’s re-election in December and Mendez Capote’s vice presidential win. Liberal arrest Ferrara on sedition charges. Riots in Cienfuegos linked to Italian anarchists Bove and Grau.
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Havana
Palma
Mendez Capote
Moderate
Cienfuegos
Villuendas
Ilance
Bove
Grau
Crowds in Berlin greet Witte as he meets Kaiser
Berlin observers report Mikhail Witte's greeting by Chancellor von Buelow and a busy afternoon with Baron von Richthofen and others. He later departs for Rominten with plans to seek leave from Emperor Nicholas to retire, while friends debate the stay of Russia's statesman in public life.
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Berlin
von Buelow
Baden
M. Witte
Baron von Richthofen
M. Boulatzel
Gross Rominten
William
Rominten
St. Alluponen
Nicholas
New York Fusion Men Still Split Over Mayor Candidate
The fusion conference in New York failed to agree on a mayoral candidate after a two hour meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. John Ford was named by Republicans, Seabury by Municipal Ownership, while Robert Grier Monroe was urged by Citizens' Union. A later session adjourned with no action and a delay granted for further talks.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Fifth Avenue
John Ford
Republicans
Justice Seabury
Municipal Ownership League
R. Fulton Cutting
Citizens’ Union
Ford
Seabury
Robert Grier Monroe
Mrs Roosevelt Visits Harvard Ahead of Theodore Jr’s Arrival
Mrs. Roosevelt toured Claverly Hall rooms at Harvard today for Theodore Roosevelt Jr. She left campus at six and then visited a Back Bay friend. Theodore Roosevelt Jr will enter Harvard this week with the freshman class.
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Boston
Dress-suitcase mystery yields clothing bundle is found
Boston police pursue a missing physician as clues surface. A bundle with a woman's garments and bloodstained fabric was found near Winthrop Yacht Club, tied to a silk firm label in Boston. A physician connection remains unconfirmed, with the doctor’s identity yet undisclosed.
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Boston
Commercial Tribune
Winthrop
Winthrop Yacht Club
Winthrop Peninsula
R. O. Burnham
Dalton Street
City
Kingston Street
Burnham
Harris
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Maximum Liberal
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Black Hand
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Mr. Sato
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Ed Bronner
Charles Gerlach
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Cleveland
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Leonard Michael
St. Louis
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