Haiti Executes Conspirators as Powers Move to Hold Peace
In Port au Prince Haitian authorities executed ten or eleven men amid a thwarted plot to overthrow President Nord Alexis. The United States and European navies acted as a precaution, with American gunboat Eagle en route from Guantanamo and German and British cruisers ordered to Haiti to protect foreign interests.
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Guantánamo
Port Aud Prince
Haiti
Port Au Prince
State Department
Paris Sees Alarming Haiti Crisis Amid Mass Fear
An official dispatch from M. Carteron to the French Foreign Office warns of an acute Haiti France standoff. Executions in Port-au-Prince and Nord Alexis’s refusal to allow refugees to depart heighten danger. French, British and German warships head toward Gonaives to cooperate, as Gen Antenor Firmin’s involvement is noted.
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Nord Alexis
France
Paris
Port-au-Prince
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Gonaives
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Germany
Great Britain
Antenor Firmin
Tatsu Maru Released After China Japan Settlement
The Japanese steamer Tatsu Maru is released by Chinese authorities after a settlement. China agrees to punish officers who lowered the Japanese flag, send a warship to salute rehoisted flags, and compensate for demurrage. Japan obtains seized arms and pledges vigilance against smuggling.
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Peking
China
Japan
Canton
Apan
Emperor William Hosts Ambassadors at Berlin Opera
At a society evening in Berlin Emperor William entertained Ambassador Tower and Mrs. Tower and Ambassador to Italy Lloyd C. Griscom and Mrs. Griscom. The Emperor invited Tower to bring Griscom to the royal box between acts and spoke with both Ambassadors for about thirty minutes.
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Berlin
Emperor William
Ambassador Tower
British Premier Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman Ill
The bulletin reports considerable weakness in Premier Campbell-Bannerman’s condition with heart trouble preventing normal activity. Doctors emphasize serious illness and renewed anxiety over his health. Florence Nightingale Honored by London City
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London
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Cabinet moves for general amnesty over 1907 vinicultural crisis
Paris reports the Cabinet has drafted a bill to grant a general amnesty to those who committed political offenses during the 1907 vinicultural crisis in the south. Vienna notes a lunatic barred from the Imperial Gardens and sent to an asylum. Berlin covers the Hall trial revival with Herr Schmidt jailed for libel and Karl Hau convicted of murdering his mother-in-law Mrs Molitor. Lisbon denies reports of forming a military dictatorship piloted by an unnamed figure.
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French Journalist Praises Roosevelt and U.S. Americans
Paris orator Lauzanne in cable dispatches lauds talks with President Roosevelt and Secretaries Root and Taft. He declares France has no stauncher friend than the United States and praises America and Americans in his series of articles.
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Kaiser Makes First Ride on Berlin Subway
The Kaiser rode the newly opened Berlin underground with a large suite. Traffic was suspended for the imperial trip. At journey’s end he decorated the motorman. Stations on the extension feature majolica tiles from Cadinen factory.
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NEW York Times
Berlin
Cadinen
Memorial plan for Shakespeare statue faces dissent in London
Alfred Austin opposes the Portland Place memorial project as committee members clash over support. Dr. F J Furnivall replies that the plan is settled, urging public help or silence, as the Standard prepares to publish Laureate Alfred Austin’s critique.
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New York Times
London
Portland Place
Alfred Austin
F. J. Furnivall
German Bourse Disturbed by Reichstag Futures Reform
Berlin stock market jitters as Reichstag committee rejects Government reform on futures. It backs a strict register and heavy penalties for time bargains without registration, aiming to close loopholes and curb swindling on the exchange. Paris reports Wanamaker's body to be returned aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II with Mrs Wanamaker and Rodman Wanamaker sailing Wednesday.
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NEW York Times
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Thomas B. Wanamaker
Liverpool
Prince of Wales Likely to Skip Washington Visit
London reports it is believed the Prince of Wales cannot accept an invitation to Washington next summer while on the American continent. He will make a brief trip to attend a Quebec tercen tenary and will not visit other places. the Princess accompanies him.
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Prince of Wales
Washington
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Princess of Sales
J Pierpont Morgan Heads to Riviera for Fort-Night Visit
Paris reports that J Pierpont Morgan left the city for a brief holiday tour to the Riviera and Italy, marking a fort night away from Paris.
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J. P. Morgan
Riviera
New York Times
Paris
Textiles and fabrics featured with varied widths and prices
The listing covers French voices fabric 42 inches wide priced 60c to 1.75 yd and French batiste silk cotton 42 inches wide 1.20 1.50 and 2.00 yd. Printed linen lawns 24 inches wide 40c yd. Printed Irish dimities 27 inches wide 25c and 30c yd. Madras 32 inches wide 42c to 85c yd. Imparted white patent satin bed spreads in sizes for single and double beds with prices from 3.50 to 8.00 each.
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Linen handkerchiefs and veils on sale
Regular value 50c handkerchiefs 300 DOZEN with hemstitched embroidery offered at 15c each. Veils for spring in black on white at 35c to $1 per yd. Taupe novelties at 50c to $1.25 per yd. Two toned fabrics 40c to $1.25 per yd. Special 25c ceiling price cut to 15c per yard in black white brown and navy.
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