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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1908

Page

4

Kaiser’s Letter Angers Britain over Naval Policy

British public reacts with anger as The Times reports a private letter from Emperor William to Lord Tweedmouth about naval estimates. Parliament and the Cabinet scramble to handle the disclosures while Tweedmouth defends the canal of publication and Asquith explains the letter’s private nature.

London Emperor William Kruger Times Lord Tweedmouth Admiralty Great Britain House of Commons Herbert Henry Asquith Asquith Lettter William Germany Emnpreror England Berlin William Tweedmouth Daily Telegraph the Chronicle

German Emperor Defends Naval Policy With Letter

The Foreign Office states Emperor William is a naval expert and did not interfere with Britain’s naval plans. The German ruler corrected England on fleet development and aims to replace old ships to protect overseas commerce. The Daily Chronicle notes Tweedmouth shared the letter with the King and Foreign Office before replying.

Berlin Foreign Office William Lord Tweedmouth London Times Great Britain England Germany Daily Chronicle

France supports Balkan railroad plans amid European talks

Paris reports France adheres to Russian views on Balkan railroads and backs Austria and Russia at Constantinople to ease Balkan tensions. In St. Petersburg, daily exchanges among European powers on the Balkan situation continue with no definite results, though Austria and Russia show more amicable discussions following Emperor Francis Joseph's appeal to Emperor Nicholas.

Paris France Balkans Austria Russia Constantinople Balkan Macedonia ST. Petersburg Europe Nicholas Francis Joseph

Fire at Noda Bay destroys four hundred homes in Tokio area

A morning fire at Noda Bay near Tokio destroyed four hundred of the town's one thousand Ss. Damages are pegged at about 2.5 million dollars. The blaze followed reports from March 6. No further details on casualties.

Tokio Noda Bay Lincoln Brazil Darby’s Loeser

Russian court pronounces death sentence for Stoessel

In St Petersburg on March 6 the verdict sentencing Lieut. Gen. Stoessel to death was formally pronounced. Mercy from Emperor Nicholas is regarded as almost certain. The court also annuls the reprimand sentence for Lieut. Gen. Fock due to the remoteness of his offense.

ST. Petersburg Stoessel Nicholas Fock

Russian police dissolve large meeting of workers

In Yekaterinodar on March 6 police dispersed a large gathering of revolutionary workers and seized the meeting's president M. Staroselsky, former Kutais governor. Staroselsky, once a Councilor in 1905, helped push Kutais into revolutionary activity.

Yekaterinodar Russia M. Staroselsky Kutais Kuta

May recount vote in Hearst contest

New York Court of Appeals rules ballot boxes from the McClellan Hearst Mayoralty election may be opened to recount if preserved and not tampered with. Judge Gray dissents, warning the ruling could unsettle titles and foster unrest by allowing broad challenges to election results. Milestones include a 4 to 3 decision and detailed views on preservation evidence and admissibility.

Albany McClellan-Hearst McClellan Court of Appeals Haight Cullen Willard Bartlett Chase Gray Vann Werner State of New York Clarence J. Shearn Haight Bays Metz Appellate Division N. Y Bank and Trust Company Clark Williams State Bank Department Manhattan Senate

Court Opens Ballot Boxes After Appeals Ruling

Court of Appeals decision clears way to open all 1934 ballot boxes from the contested election. Mayor McClellan’s lawyers argued only boxes from fraud proven districts could be opened. Officials expect most boxes to be opened and the trial to continue for about a month.

McClellan Court of Appeals Shearn

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