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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1908

Page

5

France-born Pouren case reopened by Root order

The case of Jan Janoff Pouren, a Russian refugee, is reopened by United States Commissioner Shields under State Department direction from Secretary Root. Russia protests. hearing adjourned to allow new evidence on whether offenses are political. A mass petition and many affidavits support Pouren, while Coudert objects to renewed proceedings.

United States Shields Root Jan Janoff Pouren Federl Frederic R. Coudert Coudert Brothers Ruscia Coudert Mr. Shields Friends of Pouren Herbert Parsons Commissioner Shields Department of State Washington Jan Janoff Pouren Russia Secretary of State Elihu Root Ivania Baltic Forest Friars Brothers of the Wood Jqs America Davis Blaustein Watriot Herbert Arsons Massachusetts New Hampshire Mr. Coudert Henkel Dr. Blaustein State Department Russias Peru

U S seeks major Russia treaty revision over citizen rights

Secretary of State Root’s public letter to Jacob Schiff outlines two key issues with Russia regarding American travelers and the case of Jan Janoff Pouren. It notes Washington’s push to revise the 1832 treaty granting reciprocal residency and travel rights, plus concerns over emigration penalties under the 1882 treaty with Russia.

State Root Jacob H. Schiff New York Russia Jan Janoff Pouren Root United States Department of State Washington Mr. Schiff Pouren State Department Elihu Root

Austria to Ban War Exports to Servia Amid Tense Neighbors

Vienna reports an order to ban export of guns ammunition horses and war material to Servia. A Montenegrin official Gen Vukotics was detained then released after apology to Prince Nicholas. In Constantinople Bulgarian envoys seek progress while Kiamil Pasha doubts a powers conference if Bosnia and Herzegovina annexation is raised.

Vienna Servia Cettinje Montenegro Nicholas Vukotics Azram Constantinople Kiamil Pasha Austria-Hungary Germany Bosnia Ierzegovina

Bride for Kaiser's Son Arrives in Berlin for Royal Wedding

Duchess Alexandra Victoria of Schleswig-Holstein arrived in Berlin for her wedding to Prince August William of Prussia. She was greeted by escort troops and met the Emperor and Empress at the palace. The marriage contract was signed at a family dinner before the ceremony. Prince August William, 21, is a lieutenant in the First Regiment of Foot Guards. His bride is the second daughter of Prince Frederick.

Berlin Alexandra Victoria Schleswig-Holstein August’ William Prussia William Eimperor August William Foot Guards Frederick

Fleet Officers Dine and Dance at Premier Katsura Ball

About 1,500 guests, including all American officers, attended Premier Katsura’s Yokohama banquet. speeches were avoided, with toasts to Roosevelt and the Emperor, and a fleet toast by Rear Admiral Sperry. American sailors enjoyed lavish hospitality amid a cosmopolitan Japanese setting and a grand garden party at Shinjuku Imperial Gardens.

Kata Katsura Roosevelt O’brien Japan Sperry Claude MacDonald Baron Mummon Schwartsenstein M.gerard Tokio Habuia Park Y. Osaki Prince Shimadazu Nippon Yusen Kaisan 7 Company Bankers’ Association Shibusawa Japanese Welcome Society Yokohama Baron Kaneko American Friends’ Society Emory Admiral Sperry Maple Club Admiral Emory Commodore Perry Admiral Togo Connecticut Togo Shinjiku Imperial Gardens Versailles Thomas J. O'Brien Ambassador O'Brien Columbia Ernest Grover Kentucky Board of Inquiiry Naval Hospital Grover Troy Mich

Picard Offered French Marine Portfolio After Thomson Resigns

Paris October 21 Alfred Picard former Director General of the Paris Exposition of 1900 has been offered the ministerial post of Marine succeeding Gaston Thomson Thomson resigned after the Chamber of Deputies vote. The resignation followed criticism of department negligence highlighted by the blowing up of a naval weapons depot at Toulon on March 7.

Paris Alfred Picard Gaston Thomson Thomson Chamber of Deputies We Aenerene Iena Toulon

Epidemic Breaks Out in Rabat Morocco Quarantine Sought

A virulent, highly contagious disease has erupted in Rabat Morocco and Moorish authorities are urged to enforce quarantine measures. Minister Gummere at Tangier keeps the State Department advised on the epidemic.

Washington Rabat Morocco Gummere Tangier State Department

Autumn maneuvers of the Japanese Army planned in Kinal district

Tokyo reports the Autumn maneuvers will involve four divisions and several special corps totaling about 50 000 troops. The final march past is set for Nara and will be witnessed by Emperor Meiji. In St Petersburg cholera cases rise with 27 new infections and 9 deaths in 24 hours. Admirals Evans and Roble announce a lecture tour across the United States and Canada for 1908 09, with topics on naval campaigns and seafaring.

Tokio Kinal Nara ST. Petersburg

City Briefs From Yesterday’s Bulletin and Local Notices

Yesterday’s bulletin notes Dr. William T. Bull has passed a comfortable day. The Clyde Steamship Co will start four snags a week between New York and Charleston and Jacksonville, sailing from Pier 26 North River on Tue Wed Thu and Sat at 1 PM. Dr Irving Cook released on $10,000 cash bail in manslaughter case. Alfred W Martin to lecture on Renaissance at Ethical Culture School starting Oct 26 at 2:30 PM. first lecture free.

William T. Bull Irving Cook Foster Alfred W. Martin New York Society For Ethical Culture Ethical Culture School Third Street Central Park West

Armed Posse Tracks Paroled Convict After Child Attack

In Monroe New York on October 21 armed posses scour the countryside for Charles Sydney a 27 year old paroled convict who assaulted a twelve year old girl near an old cemetery The girl survived after being choked back to consciousness and the town vows lynching if he is found Police Chief Osterhout and local citizens pursue the suspect with warrants issued but the crowd aims to bring him back dead The crime led to Imira Reformatory detention and mirrors prior offenses.

New York Times Monroe N. Y Charles Sydney Sydney Sarah Smith Frederick Smith Smith Farm C. H. Hall Smith George Bull Llery Osterhout Osterhout Imira Reformatory

Miss Bucey Departs After Deportation Order

Miss Roy Bucey an English girl who came to this county with James Howard Allport a Liverpool coal merchant sailed for home yesterday on the Cunard liner Mauretania The man and the woman were halted on arrival at the British Consul's request and both were ordered deported but Allport's last minute appeal stayed the action Bucey stated she paid her passage and traveled for her health She is well known in England and has appeared at Court Capt Pritchard's Mauretania voyage ends and repairs await at Liverpool with Captain Dow taking command of the ship later

Roy Bucey James Howard Allport Liverpool Manuretania Allport Pritchard Lusiania Mauretania Dow Caronia

Four Die in Fire on the New York Steamer at Marvel's Yard

Four negro waiters perished when the steamer New York of the Albany Day Line burned at Marvel's Ship yard in Newburgh while tied up for overhaul. Names Igaac Jenkins James Jones Alexander Bran and Joseph Matthews. Matthews died rescuing others after initially escaping. The fire also threatened the Trojan nearby and prompted coroner Bass to hold an inquiry.

Newburg New York Albany Marvel Igaac Jenkins James Jones Alexander Bran Joseph Matthews Matthews Trojan Prisk Newbury Bass Harcourt

Brown Marten Scarfs and Flat Muff Listings

Fragmentary auction catalog item descriptions list brown marten scarves trimmed with tails and satin, plus a flat muff lined with Skinner's Satin. Entries reference long pieces and specific trimming details with catalog codes like S2RT4 and G27.

Isabella Fox Ned Skinner Pao Skinner's

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