Moth Plague Hits New York With White Insect Flight
A swarm of elm span moths descended on New York, each moth a chrysalis of a caterpillar. Entomologist William Beutenmuller warns next season will bring harsher devastation unless control methods succeed. Sparrows were imported in past outbreaks to curb the moths, but their numbers remain high. A child died after a fall caused by moths drawn to a lit window.
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Charles B. West
J. Greenwood
J. B. Jones
Frank Stevens
Lenox Avenue
Eulenburg Trial Suddenly Stopped Amid Illness
The Berlin trial of Prince Philip zu Eulenburg for perjury was abruptly suspended as the prince grew weaker over eighteen days of proceedings. He pleaded to continue, sobbed, and questioned the delay while lawmakers pressed for the verdict, fearing public doubt over his guilt or innocence.
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Berlin
Philip Zu Eulenburg
Sagans to Stay in Paris Amid Property Talk
Paris July 17 The Princess de Sagan formerly Countess de Castellane may sell her Paris mansion and French estates to buy Prince de Sagan’s German ancestral lands. Her attorney says the country house sale report is unfounded and the couple plans to keep their French residence despite rumors.
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Avenue Malakoff
France
Prince de Sagan
Germany
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Merry del Val to take cure at Vicarello near Rome
Cardinal Merry del Val the Papal Secretary of State is to travel to Vicarello near Lake Bracciano for treatment at the sulphur springs. He will leave tonight and return to Rome for urgent duties, using an automobile in this new practice among Cardinals.
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China’s Emperor III ill with suspected dysentery
In Peking on July 17 the Emperor Tsa-Tien is reported ill for days. Western doctors are barred from the palace, with dysentery named as the likely malady. The Dowager Empress orders provincial physicians to reach the capital.
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Corey predicts better times ahead for steel and markets
W E Corey president of United States Steel Corp arrives from France with an upbeat assessment of American securities and business recovery. He expects spring output to return to normal, notes improvements abroad, and comments on Taft and Bryan campaign finance debates. He forecasts steel stocks rising beyond 43.
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Taft
George R. Sheldon
Republican National Committee
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Clothing Trade Revives In Baltimore As Factories Run Overtime
BaltimoreJuly 17 The clothing manufacturers report a remarkable revival in business. The largest houses are working overtime and hiring all competent applicants. One huge establishment lists 20 percent more workers than usual for this season and another reports enough orders to keep the full force busy for the rest of the season.
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Jana
Photographic History In Sunday Times Issue
The Sunday Times highlights its pictorial double page on the Democratic Convention with delegates and spectators, plus images of the Roosevelt Arctic voyage, an air race balloon launch, Cardinal Gibbons, fashion, the Thomas car race in Japan, and Washington Irving High School graduation portraits.
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Notes on the United States by Andre Tardieu
A Paris publication titled Notes on the United States presents a sympathetic view of American society politics and diplomacy based on Andre Tardieu s conversations with President Roosevelt and other prominent figures during his visit The Sunday Times promises details of his opinions on Roosevelt Taft Bryan and other public men and an interview with the President.
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Taft
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How Trinity Parish Grows Rich and Spends Its Funds
The Sunday Times examines Trinity Parish wealth from millions in church funds and real estate to tenants on the West Side. It questions revenue sources, expenditure, and the link between opulent church buildings and squalid tenements, asking whether the corporation is progressive or reactionary in policy.
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Trolley Cars Run Empty as Wage Boycott Rages
The Sun day Times reports a city wide wage dispute leading to an armed boycott with every trolley car operating on schedule but carrying no passengers from dawn to midnight. Motormen gong, conductors signal, yet no one boards. Residents observe in silence amid the stalled system.
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What Sort of a Man Is John Worth Kern
The Sunday Times examines John Worth Kern his personality political and home life and mental characteristics. It highlights his methods and record as Vice Presidential nominee alongside the widely publicized head of the ticket.
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Denver
Sunday Times
New York to Paris Race Tightens Between American and German Cars
The close cross Atlantic contest narrows with both the Thomas and Protos entrants converging on St. Petersburg. Reports note little lead difference as the pair maintain similar positions. The Sunday Times will detail the Thomas car's journey through Japan and Lieut Koeppen's experiences with the Protos car.
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Paris
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Thomas
Japan
Lieut. Koeppen
Protos
Sunday Times
Influence of American Influence on Russian Duma
Prof. Milyukov recalls being called an American as an insult yet notes that American influence on Russia's Duma grows. He discusses how U S institutions shape the empire's present and future internal policies in an illuminating Sunday Times interview.
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Constitutional Democratic Party
Sunday Times
Duma
Empire
Dalai Lama's Wanderings Stir East West Standoff
The Dalai Lama, exiled from Lhasa since 1904, travels in Mongolia and is invited to visit Peking as Russia and China maneuver to influence the outcome of his pilgrimage. The Sunday Times reports on this unusual diplomatic fringe of Tibetan affairs.
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Lhasa
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Sunday Times
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