Aldrich Not Discussing Tariff in Berlin Currency Study Continues
Senator Nelson W Aldrich of Rhode Island is in Berlin with a commission examining Germanys monetary system. He says no tariff talks during the visit focusing on currency matters and notes plans for further study by year end. The group, including Davison Reynolds and Andrews, will publish findings after daily investigations into European revenue collection and banking practices.
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New York Times
Berlin
England
Germany
Europe
Welson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Aldrich
Davison
First National Bank of New York
Reynolds
Continental National Bank
Chicago
Aix-les-Bains
Messrs
Andrews
Pope's Appeal to Britain Opens Eucharistic Congress
Cardinal Vannutelli leaves Rome for London to serve as papal legate at the September Eucharistic Congress. He will urge England to return to Catholic unity and recall historic links from St Gregory to Cardinal Vaughan, while paying respect to the king. The cardinal foresees a grand, impressive display of Catholic faith.
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Rome
Cardinal Vannutelli
London
Whch
England
St. Gregory
Angels
Vaushan
Westminster
Vinnutelli
Move 70 Stop Slavery Paris Dispatch on Anire Niger Slavery
A Lisbon dispatch reports the anti slavery group urging action over the treatment of natives in Anire a Portuguese possession in Western Africa described as disguised slavery. It says Britain and the United States may intervene in autumn, placing Portugal in a fiscal bind to fund reforms.
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Paris
Lisbon
International Organization of anti-Slavists
Anire
Africa
Japanese Immigrants Leave Sao Paulo for Rio Pursuing Jobs
Japanese laborers sent to Sao Paulo by the Imperial Emigration Company are quitting the coffee plantations in large numbers. They are traveling to Rio de Janeiro seeking domestic work or similar employment opportunities.
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Rio Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Imperial Emigration Company of
Tokio
Imperial record stolen from cornerstone in Ischl
Emperor Francis Joseph laid the Ischl hospital foundation stone to honor Empress Elizabeth when a casket containing the imperial signed record and coins was removed from its setting during the night. No trace of the thief has been found.
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Ischl
Francis Joseph
Elizabeth
Germanic Museum urged to aid by Kuno Francke in US
Berlin reports Dr. Kuno Francke argues in The International Weekly that Americans of German origin should fund the Germanic Museum at Harvard. He says the museum will gather copies of German sculpture painting and literature to showcase the country’s culture from Charlemagne to present day and unite German heritage with American ideals.
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Berlin
Harvard University
Kuno Francke
International Weekly
Herxample
Adolphus
Busch
St.Louis
Germany
England
Schiller
Goethe
America
France
United States
Sand
Baptists in Berlin Pulpits Open Doors to Delegates
Berlin hosts the Congress of European Baptists with about 1000 delegates from major nations. Foreign pastors occupied every Berlin pulpit as congregations crowded the services. David Lloyd George sent a peace message urging better Britain Germany understanding and sermons urged harmony.
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Berlin
Congress of European Baptists
David Lloyd-George
Congress
Great Britain
Germany
Butler in Copenhagen
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia University passed through Berlin enroute from Switzerland to Copenhagen where he will lecture at the University of Copenhagen starting tomorrow. After the course he will return to Berlin for the Interparliamentary Union conference in late December.
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Berlin
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Switzerland
Copenhagen
University of Copenhagen
Butler
Interparliamentary Union
Certify Obaldia's Election In Panama
The final count declares Senor Obaldia the constitutional successor to President Amador. Obaldia was banqueted by Panamanians and foreigners. Assembly to convene Sept 1 with 18 of 28 members aligned to Obaldia and Arango named as candidate for First Vice President.
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Amador
Panama Oil Control Assembly
Panama
Augusto Boyd
Sefior
Dante Domingo de Obaldia
Manuel Amador
Sefior Obaldia
National Assembly
Senor Obaldia
José Augustin Arango
Defeat for Mulai Hafid Shifts Moroccan Front
Casablanca reports growing strength for Abd-el-Aziz after a Hafid setback. Mtougi’s forces sweep Hafidites, killing forty in Erraoui’s death, and surround Morocco City as Abd-el-Aziz returns toward Kasbah Rachia amid claims of treachery and renewed resolve.
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Casablanca
Abd-el-Aziz
Mulai Hafid
Caid Glacus
Hafid
Mtougi
Erraoui
Morocco
Settat
Kasbah Rachia
Kuyper Named State Minister Not Foreign Minister
The Hague reports Dr. Kuyper, former Interior Minister, has been appointed Minister of State rather than Foreign Minister. Auckland notes the Lord Sefton arrived from San Francisco with no news of the overdue British steamer Aeon, which sailed July 6. Lisbon reports the Chamber of Deputies passing the budget with a $2,000,000 deficit and adoption of emigration and arbitration treaties with the United States.
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The
Hague
Kuyper
Interior
Auckland
Lord Sefton
San Francisco
Aeon
Sydney
Lisbon
Chamber of Deputies
United States
Americans Enter Melbourne in Grand Naval Welcome
Thousands of Australians greeted Admiral Sperry and the US fleet as 2 500 sailors and marines marched through Melbourne. Mass at St Patrick’s Cathedral followed by public receptions, tours, and a six mile route past crowds and decorated streets.
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Melbourne
Admiral Sperry
St Kilda Pier
Alfred Deakin
Victoria
Thomas Bent
Commonwealth
Port Melbourne
South Melbourne
St. Kilda Road
Sperry
Sydney
Collins Street
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Cathedral
Melbourne Automobile Club
Father Gleeson
Connecticut
Princess Bridge
Swansea Street
Bourke
William
Collins Streets
Treasury
Exhibition Building
Lord Northcote
Thomas Dibson-Carmichael
Admiral Dewey Visits Newport Harbor Training Station
Special to The New York Times reports Admiral George Dewey and Mrs. Dewey as guests at the Training Station in Newport. The flotilla units will depart tomorrow for Buzzard's Bay to join the Yankee for coastal manoeuvres. Rear Admiral Thomas C. McLean returns to Washington to resume duties and is named as successor to Merrell as president of the Naval War College with Merrell retiring next month.
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New York Times
Newport
Br. I
George Dewey
Thomas C. McLean
Navy Department
Washington
Board of Inspection and Survey
John P. Merrell
Naval War College
Merrell
Ultimatum to Shah sparks Persian civil crisis
A Tab ris dispatch reports revolutionists ordering a five day reply to form a party led ministry exiling reactionaries, granting amnesty and summoning a national assembly. Teheran reports provincial anarchy and looming civil war as liberal Mushtaredds head to Persia to urge a holy war among Djat.
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ST. Petersburg
Tabriz
Teheran
Nuddea
Mushtareds
Persia
Young Turks Reluctant to Support Egyptian Nationalists
In Constantinople the Young Turks show no interest in backing Egyptian nationalists. They do not appear prepared to take actions that could jeopardize Great Britain's stance in Egypt.
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Great Britain
Constantinople
Egypt
Edict outlines yearly steps to constitutional reform in China
A Peking edict details annual stages toward converting China’s government to a constitutional system, promising a constitution in nine years after last year’s pledge for a decade. Provincial delegations to study reforms are treated with respect by the Grand Council, with assurances from Yuan-Shi-Kai that a constitution will be granted. Delegations cite Persia and Turkey as comparisons, while Russian Ambassador Korotovitz has arrived in China.
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China
Peking
MM. Korotovitz
Court Martial Set Over Army Officer Wyman Marriage Claim
Second Lieut. Guy H. Wyman of the Eleventh Cavalry faces court martial on a 1907 answer about being married. Gov Island proceedings open with Col. George S. Anderson presiding. The case centers on a Tennessee marriage to Lanella Chambers and a subsequent second marriage in Ohio.
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Guy H. Wyman
Eleventh
United States Cavalry
War Department
Governors Island
George S. Anderson
General Staff
William Johson
Fifteenth Cavalry
Leo A. Dewey
Twelfth Infantry
Wyman
Tennessee
Lanella Chambers
Huntsville
Tenn
United States Army
Camp Perry
Ohio
John L. Chamberlain
William H. C. Bowen
Orin B.mitchel
Albert C. Blunt
Frederick Perkins
Isaac C. Newell
Ibert J. Bowley
Alfred T. Smith
Bids Open for Ten Fastest Destroyers and Three New Colliers
The Navy Department will open bids tomorrow for ten torpedo boat destroyers to exceed Lusitania speed by at least four knots, burn oil and coal, and displace at least 147 tons with trials of 24 knots for 12 hours and 25 knots for four hours. Each vessel costs roughly 20 to 30 million dollars with 50,000-dollar penalties per lost knot. bidders may submit two plans and a maximum of three ships per bidder. Also opening bids for three new colliers authorized by Congress.
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Wich
Navy Department
Department
Congress
Natty Department
Tenement Twice Set Afire On Avenue A Mystery
Fire officials investigated two arson attempts at the four story tenement at 999 Avenue A within days. Louis Bacigalupo found a hallway blaze on the first floor and later Mrs. Billa Harvey was arrested on suspicion of involvement. The second blaze required an alarm and police and Fire Marshal were notified.
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Avenue A
Louis Bacigalupo
Bacigalupo
Army Men to Study in Japan and China Proposal
Major General Leonard Wood plans to propose to President Roosevelt that four younger army officers be sent to China and Japan for two years to master local languages. The program would include staged exams and be overseen by U.S. Military Attaches in Tokio and Peking.
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Leonard Wood
United States
F. D. Grant
Department of the East
Governors Island
Roosevelt
China
Japan
Far East
Wood
Europe
Spain
William
Tokio
Peking
War Department
Left valuables in auto after Hotel Lafayette dinner
Mr and Mrs John Day of 290 Fifth Avenue Brooklyn and four companions dined at Hotel Lafayette University Place West Ninth Street. Mrs Annie Bowers left a satchel with two diamond rings worth 200 dollars a diamond stickpin worth 50 dollars and 71 dollars in cash in the Day automobile driven by chauffeur Arthur Rogers. Police questioned Rogers and Robert Reynolds later found with the jewelry and money on him. Both men were held by Magistrate Barrow.
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John Day
Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn
Annie Bowers
West Eleventh Street
West Sixtieth Street
Robert Reynolds
Rogues
Reynolds
Staten
Rosers
Barrow
Jefferson Market Court
Extra Trips for Floating Hospital Operates Next Week
John’s Guilt sends notices to sixteen and more institutions and individuals from which tickets are distributed for its Floating and Sea Side Hospitals. If weather permits the hospital will continue operations with a final trip on Saturday September. extra trips raise additional expenses, but funds are hoped to be raised. The Sea Side Hospital at New Dorp is still at capacity.
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John
Ihea Yan
Rds
New Dorp
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