Moroccan Ruler Morrocan Ruler Death Rumor Grams
The Scene reports rumor claiming the death of a Moroccan ruler, with Gram announcing the alleged demise at Fez Palace. Officials have not confirmed the death and the palace remains closed to reporters.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1907
Page
1
French Premier Vows Full Troop Support in Moor Campaign
London dispatch reports Tangier rumor that Sultan Abdul Aziz was assassinated in Fez. Premier declares heavy force will be provided to fulfill mission amid ongoing clash with the Moors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
the Tribune
Tangier
Sultan Abdul Aziz
Fez
Clemenceau affirms full French troop support for MorocCon mission
Paris reports Premier Clemenceau pledging all necessary troops for General Drude to carry out his Morocco mission. In Casablanca fighting with Moors continues with French reconnoitering Spahis repelling an attack and shells dispersing additional Moorish forces. Arabs suffer heavy losses as normal conditions return. A Tangier dispatch notes native cavalry approaching Casablanca from Morocco City.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Drude
Casablanca
Morocco
Spahis
Tangier
Tri State Fair Opens With Dan Patch as Star
Arrangements completed for the Dubuque tri state fair in Iowa with crowds entering the city. Dan Patch, holding a 1:55 record, leads racing events as over seventy five horses prepare to run. Special trains will bring visitors as the fair begins in earnest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuue
Dan Patch
Dan Patchway
Death of Brooklyn teacher linked to storm fear
The body of Agnes Maguire was found in Lake Hopatcong after she vanished during a New Jersey storm. A medical exam found no violence, and Coroner Hitchcock suggested she may have self inflected death in a hysterical state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Agnes Maguire
Brooklyn
Lake Hopatcong
N.J
Hitchins
Knabenshue Survives 2000-Foot Airship Burst
In Greenville on August 28 Knabenshue’s airship burst gas bays at about 2000 feet above the fairgrounds and dropped like a rocket, but the aeronaut escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeronaut
Knabenshue
Greenville
Former Mayor William Cox Ends His Life
William Cox former mayor of Waverly commits suicide in a Springfield lodging house. The death occurred in a rooming house in Springfield on August 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cox
Waverly
Springfield
Peace Dove to Find New Home on Hostile Soil
Washington Aug. 28 Acting Secretary of State Atlee said Roosevelt and Diaz are in accord on Central America and its disputes. A joint note to the five republics invites a conference to sign a treaty ensuring permanent peace, with all republics seemingly ready to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Dove
Washington, D. C
Atlee
Roosevelt
Diaz
Central America
United States
Mexico
Troops Rest On Long Ride With Rooseveltson
Davenport Iowa August 28 The cavalry squadron carrying Kermit Roosevelt second son of the president arrived and camped two days at Rock Island arsenal on the way from Fort Riley Kansas to Fort Sheridan Illinois He declined hospitality along the route but dined with Miss Alice French and will attend a Rock Island Golf club dance tonight at the golf house near the camp
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Davenport
Kermit Roosevelt
Rock Island Arsenal
Fort Riley
Kan
Fort Sheridan
Roosevelt
Alice French
Octave Thanet
Lipton May Try Again With New Shamrocks
Dublin August 28 The Erin interviewee on Sir Thomas Lipton's yacht says he has not decided to challenge again for the American cup. He came to Ireland to consider the matter and has a month or more to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Sir Thomas Lipton
Erin
Kingston
Ireland
Strikers Accuse Rail Operators in Telegraph Wire Troubles
The Western Union office in Arkansas City was burned and deemed incendiary as strikers deny causing wire trouble. Leaders threaten a pro President Roosevelt appeal while Chicago telegraph operators face possible criminal probes over strike related disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
Kan
Western Union Telegraph Office
Roosevelt
Chicago
Ill
Western Union Company
Wesley Russel
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Parliament Prorogued Amid Royal Visit References
London today reports the British Parliament was prorogued with the king’s speech noting royal visits and peaceful relations with other powers. It highlights a review of the session’s major bills and legislative actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Untamed Numidian Lion Rampage Wounds Woman at Luna Park
At Pittsburg on August 28 a Numidian lion escaped from a sideshow at Luna Park and fatally injured 64 year old Mrs. Anna Hucke before being shot by police. Four officers fired about fifty rounds over fifteen minutes. the beast died after the attack and panic erupted among spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Anna A. Hucke
Luna Park
Anna Hucke
Mrs. Hucke
Park
W. A. Downey
Downey
General Carter's Son Dies in Electric Accident
Word reached Chicago that Brigadier General William H. Carters son was electrocuted in Champaign Illinois while repairing an electric wire at the University of Illinois. He sustained a shock and died instantly, ending a military family’s tragedy yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
William H. Carter
Department of the Lakes
Champaign
University of Illinois
Son's Escapade Fatal to Mother in Iowa
In Davenport Iowa Mrs. W L White of Oskaloosa dies after grieving her 15 year old son's truancy. The missing boy, believed in Davenport, remains unaware of his mother's death and the implied link to his runaway. The father appeals to Sheriff Eckhardt to locate the boy and relay the grim news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
W. L. White
Louis Eckhardt
Real Cadets Win Over Culver Crews at Annapolis
In a close mile race at Annapolis Culver Naval school two cutters were defeated by the first and second regulation cutters from the fourth class at the Naval Academy. The event wrapped up an interesting race day on the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Culver Naval School
Culver
Indiana
Naval Academy
It Costs a Pile Gotham Expensive City to Run 1908
Estimates show New York City will require 140000000 dollars to operate in 1908. The figure comes from a department official submitting estimates to the board of estimations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotham
New York
New York City
Board of Estimations
Hero Taft Assists Passengers on Damaged Train
Secretary Taft resumed his western journey after a mild derailment near Spring Hill Kansas where a mail car frog failed and derailed the following cars. He helped scared passengers while remaining calm and reassuring those on board before continuing to Kansas City with Senator Warner and Missouri dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Taft
Union Pacific
Denver
St. Louis
San Francisco
Spring Hill
Kan
United States
Warner
Springfield
Uncle Joe Declines Presidential Nomination Bid
Alexandria Bay N Y Aug 28 Representative J G Cannon speaker of the last house and likely to be speaker next says he has no bee for the presidency and would not accept the nomination preferring to help Congress make the 1907 08 session successful and keep the party in power in 1908 not seeking the top job with Roosevelt widely seen as the likely successor to Theodore Roosevelt upholding his own stance in an interview last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria Bay
N. Y
Bee
Congress
J. G. Cannon
Illinois
Joe
Roosevelt
Death claim wakes West Liberty yard as J A Wells dies
J A Wells aged 69 died suddenly while mowing grass in his yard at the edge of West Liberty Iowa cause heart failure His daughter Ruth Hanna found him dead minutes after stepping out to speak The Pennsylvania born pioneer moved from a farm to town residence two years ago Surviving children include J A Wells Downey E E Wells L J Wells Berley Davis Spencer and Ruth Hanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
J. A. Wells
Mr. Wells
Pennsylvania
Downey
E. E. Wells
L. J. Wells
Swedish Prince Wilhelm Visits New York and Plans Oyster Bay Call
Prince Wilhelm of Sweden arrives in New York for a week of sightseeing and social functions. He is scheduled to call on President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
New York
Prince Wilhelm
Sweden
Actor Carl Pressley Destroys Wealth Before Suicide
In Webster City Iowa on August 28 actor Carl Pressley burned 2500 dollars in paper money threw diamonds into a sewer and after announcing his intent to die fired a shot in the city park. He died instantly before a crowd. Pressley was known in the region and had been drinking heavily for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Pressley
Webster City
Park Hotel
City Park
Pressley
Father charged in Sheltering knife death in Mascoutah
John Oster Jr. aged 23 died from knife wounds after a quarrel between his wife and John Oster Sr. aged 60 in Mascoutah Illinois. The son intervened to defend his mother during the dispute from which the injuries allegedly occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mascoutha, Ill
John Oster, Jr
John Oster
Oster
Weather outlook for Illinois and Iowa
Chicarro reports fair weather in Illinois tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. Iowa sees fair skies in the east and showers in the west tonight and Thursday with slight temperature change. Sunrise is 5 13, sunset 6 36, moonrise 9 47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Iowa
Judge Delays Schmitz Ruling On Bribe Indictments
Former San Francisco mayor Schmitz appeared before Judge Dunne seeking a ruling on demurrers to indictments charging him with accepting bribes from the United Railroads and the gas company. The judge was not ready to decide and cited other business. a decision may take several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Schmitz
Larned Wins Trophy After Defaults in Newport Tennis
William A. Larned captures the Newport tournament title beating Robi Leroy in finals and secures the association trophy by default as William J. Clothiar forfeits. The event closes the corers tennis competition with Larned earning all honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clothair
William A
Newport
R. L
William A. Larned
Robi Leroy
Larned
William J. Clothiar
Cleveland in Poor Health Report States He Won’t Vacation
A Princeton report says former President Cleveland has abandoned his usual New Hampshire summer vacation due to ill health. Mrs. Cleveland and the children have returned home from New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Princeton
N. J
Cleveland
New Hampshire
Root declares good health after farm sojourn
New York on August 28 Secretary of State Root returns from a West Chester county farm en route to Clinton New York for his brother's funeral He says two weeks of outdoor life have left him in excellent health and he will resume work soon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Root
West Chester County
Clinton
N. Y
Parcels Post Fights Headed for Congress This Winter
Washington reports a heated dispute over a planned parcels post system with Postmaster General Meyer backing a broad scheme to cut mail rates for parcels up to ten pounds. Express companies and small retailers oppose, while Roosevelt may push for a compromise or five pound limit as an entering wedge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
the Journal
Washington, D. C
J. C. Welliver
Congress
Meyer
Roosevelt
United States
Mr. Meyer
Post Office Department
John Wanamaker
Wanamaker
Platt
New York
Senate
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Telegraphers’ Union
Ated
Gen. Carter
Young Man
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Capes Disaster
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Statesman
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