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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1908
Page
6
Dentists tout the Alveolar Method as producing artificial teeth that exactly match natural teeth in color shape size and position without plates or bridges. They claim superior articulation and mastication and offer free consultations and a promised dental textbook.
The New York racing year ends in gloom after Gov Hughes backed an anti betting law. Jamaica, Sheepshead Bay, and other tracks suffer heavy losses with estimates near 2 million dollars. Coaches and officials discuss limited future options and possible winter racing at Aqueduct or Gravesend while prepping for court battles on constitutionality.
The hearing against the defunct Stock Exchange firm Coster Knapp & Co was adjourned again until November 17 to await contempt proceedings against E R Wood of Marshall Spader & Co and I L Mooney, attorney for that firm. Wood and Mooney refuse to explain or allow examination of books, while J M Knapp says he trusted the late Charles Coster who died by his own hand as the firm failed.
American warships at Amoy received mixed reactions as only half the fleet under Admiral Sperry arrived. Sports on shore saw Virginia win football, Kentucky take baseball, and Louisiana claim field event trophies, with silver replicas and silver trophies awarded to players and officers. A Y M C A building on the reception grounds burned early morning, with Chinese students aboard Missouri entertained.
A Tokyo banquet honored Pacific Coast business representatives touring Japan. About 200 Japanese and American participants exchanged views easing trade fears. Ten delegates sail on the Mongolia. others stay to study Japanese commerce. F W Dobermann of San Francisco praised the visit’s impact on U S Japan relations.
Tang Shao Yi the special Chinese envoy to the United States will depart Shanghai tomorrow aboard the Mongolia for San Francisco with a large suite. In Tokyo he stated China is not unfriendly to Japan and that there is perfect understanding between the two nations on Manchuria and other policy questions to be settled amicably.
The Tribuna notes the Duke of the Abruzzi should wed a royal but acknowledges his choice. It calls for official confirmation or denial of his marriage to Miss Elkins to end American press agitation and avoid hurting Italian sentiment.
In Paris on November 4 a judgment for 1300 francs was entered against Prince Helfe de Sagan husband of Anna Gould. He had issued protested notes to an antiquities dealer for souvenirs bought in 1900 through Gen Marceau costing 8000 francs including the General Marceau seal and his battle plumes.
Berlin and Paris clash over Casablanca incident as Germany seeks release of deserters from the Foreign Legion and demand for apology. France insists on arbitration covering law and facts, while global markets react to potential recalls and shifts in leadership signals.
Curacao report states that rumors of a Dutch attack on Venezuela were unfounded. A mysterious unsigned Curacao newspaper item claimed the Netherlands would resolve the dispute satisfactorily and urged confidence in Queen Wilhelmina’s oversight.
Berlin reports the Reichstag gathered amid absence of Chancellor von Bülow and ministers. Four interpellations demanded explanation of the imperial interview with the Kaiser. The House postponed discussion to a later sitting, while Prince Bülow is seen as likely to gain support from a majority.
Tomas Estrada Palma, first President of the Cuban Republic, lies seriously ill in Santiago. Local reports say his death is not yet expected, as he has been ill for several days.
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