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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1908

Page

4

Australians greet American fleet visit with enthusiastic unity

In Sydney crowds cheer Premier Deakin as he reads a cable announcing the US battleship fleet will visit Sydney and Melbourne. Melbourne officials say the visit will strengthen Pacific ties with the United States, with Defense Minister Ewing calling the prospect highly gratifying and Australia eager to host the fleet next July or August.

Sydney Alfred Deakin Melbourne United States Austalia Washington Thomas Ewing America Australia Pacific Globe Commonwealth of Australia

Kaiser to Roosevelt dispatch from Berlin signals praise

Berlin dispatch reports Emperor Wilhelm II sent warm personal congratulations to President Roosevelt on the arrival of the fleet at Magdalen Bay ahead of schedule time.

London Berlin Roosevelt Magdalena Bay

European debt to fleet pacifies nerves in Europe

The Russian Slovo argues the American fleet return ends the danger of war and credits the display of the big stick by the United States, Japan's prudence, and Great Britain's good offices for preserving peace.

Pacific ST. Etersbrurg Slovo United States Japan Great Britain

Banquet Planned for NYU Chancellor MacCracken in Copenhagen

Chancellor MacCracken of New York University will arrive in Copenhagen at month end to deliver a lecture course at Copenhagen University on American universities. Prominent public figures organize a banquet in his honor.

MacCracken Copenhagen New York University Copenhagen University

Japanese Empress Awards Crown Order to Queen Victoria

Prince Kiniyoshi Kuni, cousin of the Japanese Emperor, presented to Queen Victoria in Madrid the insignia of the Order of the Crown on behalf of the Empress of Japan.

Spain Madrid Prince Kiniyoshi Kuni Japan Queen Victoria

Prince Stephan of Montenegro Dies in Cannes

Prince Mirko of Montenegro mourns as his five year old son Prince Stephan dies in Cannes on March 15. The tragedy marks a sudden royal loss with the young prince as the sole heir apparent to the Montenegrin throne.

Cannes Stephan Mirko Montenegro

Ambassadors and European royals attend Juncheon palace event

In Beruin on March 15 the American Ambassador Chariemange Tower with Mrs Tower were guests at a palace audience with the Emperor. Duke Paul Frederick of Mecklenburg Schwerin and Prince and Princess Von Salm Salm also attended the Juncheon gathering.

Emperor in Vienna Confined by Cold Amid Work Restrictions

In Vienna on March 15 Emperor Francis Joseph has been confined to his Schoenbrunn rooms for several days with a head cold. He continues daily work but refuses to grant general audiences. Petroff, noted labor leader and Constitutional Democrat Deputy, plans to visit the United States to deliver lectures. Father Gre: St. Reeoun March 15.

Vienna Fmperor Francis Joseph Schoenbrunn Tle Gory. Petroff United States ST. Reeoun Father Gre

Monument to Prof Car ducci unveiled in College de France

Paris reports the unveiling of a monument to Professor Car ducci of the University of Boulogne. The Italian literature scholar died last February and was honored today at the College de France with an address read by Can Ricthepin.

Paris Carducci University of Boulogne College de France Ricthepin

South Orange Considers Licensing Newsboys

South Orange New Jersey plans to license newsboys as part of a broader move to regulate youth street vendors. The Village Board of Trustees meets tonight to discuss a proposed license measure and related police oversight.

South Orange N. J

Death Sentences Ordered Across Russia on March 15

In St Petersbur g a large number of death sentences were issued in various regions. Ten robbers at Krementchug and seven in Yekaterinburg face execution for attacks on a mine counting house and other facilities. Others include four robbers at Koev three at Proskurov and Lodz plus two political prisoners at Kursk. The justice minister seeks 1 million dollars to expand overcrowded prisons as prisoner numbers rise by 111 percent since 1906. January and February 1908 totals reached 159,537 and 165,588 respectively with 13 political prisoners.

ST. Petersburg Russia Krementchug Yekaterinburg Koev Proskurov Lodz Karkov

Trans Andine Tunnel Begins In Chile With American Engineers

In Santiago on March 15 the Minister of Public Works and an American engineers committee attended the start of work on the Chilean section of the trans Andine tunnel. The tunnel will cut through the Andes and be the highest in the world as part of the Arica to La Paz railway project approved in 1903. The line now reaches Arica to the foot of the Andes and, upon completion, will shorten travel to Buenos Aires by six hours.

Santiago Chile Arica Andes Buenos Ayres

Baron von Muegge Resumes Wandering Quest for Inheritance

Long Island City reports Baron John F. von Muegge seeks a $300000 legacy tied to a fifteen year wanderer’s oath. The 62 year old former police and federal employee dwells at Crystal Palace Hotel and works as a watchman while awaiting an honorable German discharge to finish his condition.

Long Island City John F. von Muegge Marks Lissberger & Son Countess of Holzendorf Saxony von Muegge West Naval Academy Germany Count Westenhagen New Orleans San Francisco Omaha Philadelphia Washington Cincinnati Milwaukee Charleston Interior Department United States Ohio Crystal Palace Hotel Vernon Avenue Lissberger Place

Tailor Oscar Zorn Shot in Forehead at Home

Doctors at Williamsburg Hospital monitor the operation to place a solid silver plate in the skull of Oscar Zorn after a bullet lodged in his brain during a revolver accident at his home on Whipple Street. Zorn remains alive as surgeons expect recovery despite a severely splintered skull.

Williamsburg Oscar Zorn Whipple Street Zorn Uct

Silvia Stranded Off Sow and Pigs Ledges Near Vine Yard Sound

The steam er Silvia of the Red Cross Line struck Sow and Pigs Ledges at Vineyard Sound entrance while bound from New York to Halifax and St John s. She remains fast on the reef as night fell with glowing seas from a southwest gale. The crew, ashore at Cuttyhunk Life Saving Station, fear she will break up before morning.

Wood's Hole Silvia Red Cross Line New York Halifax N. S St. John's N. F Vineyard Sound Cuttyhunk Life Saving Station

Picture store owner struck by car in Jersey City

Uriah Allen an 83 year old picture store keeper at 47 Montgomery Street Jersey City was hit by an automobile near his shop late Saturday night. He suffered two broken ribs and severe bruising. He was helped home and treated by Dr. Joseph Rector. The driver fled the scene, police report the car as No 31119.

Uriah Allen Montgomery Street Jersey City Joseph Rector

Wood chopper Joseph Chateau perishes in Alford Woods fire

In Great Barrington Massachusetts on March 15 a wood chopper about 65 years old named Joseph Chateau was burned to death in his cabin in the Alford Woods. Neighbors were awakened but could not save him or his dog that also perished in the blaze.

New York Times Great Barrington Mass Joseph Chateau Alford Woods Chasau

Hummel to be released from Blackwell's Island prison Thursday

Abraham H. Hummel the lawyer who was jailed for subornation of perjury in the Morse Dodge divorce case will be released next Thursday after a sentence reduction for good conduct. Rumors say he may sail to Europe on the Cunarder Lusitania, though officials would not confirm. His health has improved but he remains far from well. Attempts to locate his nephew and former partner, Abraham H. Kaffenburgh, failed.

Abraham H. Hummel Blackwell’s Island Fallon Hummel Europe Liverpool Matz Natty Hummel West Forty-fifth Street Kaffenburgh

Murder Suspect Rosenthal Caught in Guthrie

Abraham Rosenthal wanted in Reading Pennsylvania on murder charge is jailed in Perry Oklahoma after arrest at Billings last Wednesday. He denies the killing and plans to go to Reading without requisition papers. In Reading police have been seeking Rosenthal for weeks in connection with the February 15 murder of his brother in law Lewis Clawson at the shirt factory office.

Rosenthal Reading Guthrie Okla Abraham Rosenthal Penn Perry Billings Lewis Clawson Clawson

Union leader fined for intimidating typesetting teacher

Mobile court case finds Lawrence Burt president of the Mobile Typographical Union guilty of intimidation and abusive language toward Miss L C Alebau who taught girls to typeset. The fine totaled 137.50 dollars.

Mobile Ala Lawrence Burt Mobile Typographical Union Burt L. C Alebau

Black Hand Terrorizes Butler Family With Threats

Samuel Butler, a 62 Henry Street butcher, has kept his wife and seven children indoors for nine days after receiving threats from the Black Hand. A demand for $100 to be paid that night was left at his shop on South and Market Streets, allegedly signed in blood, with further letters warning kidnappings and house destruction if ignored. Police were notified at Madison Street Station.

Samuel Butler Henry Street Market Street South Market Streets Kutler Madison Street Ceatennny Butler Water Street

Silk Taffetas sale of 10,000 yards in white and black

A sale offers 10,000 yards of superior quality Taffetas Silk in white and black. The notice highlights availability and fabric quality for buyers seeking premium silk materials.

White Irish Dress Linen and Fancy Batiste Deals

Linen and batiste offered in multiple weaves with prices per yard. White Irish dress linen soft finish fully bleached at 48c per yard. Fancy white batiste with figures stripes and checks priced 18c per yard. Suitable for suits waists and children's frocks.

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