Czar’s Visit to France and Dunkirk Plans
Paris reports that M. Loubet will join the Czar's visit with cabinet members September 17 in Dunkirk, with a Landes review likely September 21. The Marseille municipality and other cities hope the visit will boost Franco Russian commerce and social progress.
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London Times
New York Times
London
Raul Dérouléde
Paris
President Loubet
M. Loubet
Défouléde
Dunkirk
Marseilles
France
Russia
Associated Press
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
M. Delcasse
Loubet
Cassini
Chamber of Commerce
Compiegne
Betheny
Rheims
Castle Theatre
Eclair
Bassy
France Replies to Turkey Over Debts Demand
Paris notes to Constantinople state no reply will be offered to the Porte's appeal for negotiation on Turkish debts to French bankers. Abdul Hamid must pay is the implied outcome, with Paris blaming the sultan for shifting ambassadors and threatening clear action if debts are not settled. Constantinople reports Ottoman efforts to seek German arbitration, unlikely to succeed.
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Abdul Hamid
London TimEs
New York
Times
London
Paris
France
Turkey
Constantinople
M. Constans
Paris Temps
Temps
Associated Press
Germany
Prince Chun's Dilemma and Imperial Ceremony
The Peking correspondent reports astonishment over Prince Chun’s expected kowtow to the Kaiser. Envoys refuse the ceremonial act, a practice absent for a century. The Basel based Chinese Expiatory Mission says they would rather die than acknowledge the Kaiser as suzerain.
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Kotow
Loxwon Tames
New York Times
Elieg Pul
London
Cina
Peking
The
Times
Prince Chun
Iyaiser
Berlin
Basel
Switzerland
Ketow
Kaiser
Germany
Notable Arrivals and Local Notices Across City Pages
The brief notice lists arrivals at hotels and out of town buyers on page 3, losses by fire on page 3, marine intelligence and foreign mails on page 3, religious content on page 7, society news on page 7, a weather report on page 2, and yesterday’s directions on page 4. It indicates a multi-section daily paper with diverse briefs.
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Ae Marine Intelligence and Foreign Mails
Berlin doubtful Prince Chun visit for Ketteler murder apology
Basel dispatch reports growing doubt Prince Chun will travel to Berlin to apologize for Baron von Ketteler s death. Expatiatory mission objects to prostrations before Emperor William and seeks a dignified reception rather than a humiliating ceremony, with full honors accorded as a brother of the Chinese Emperor.
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Chun
Baron von Ketteler
Berlin
Germany
Rockhill
Japan
Pascal
Associated Press
Lokalanzeiger
Basel
Switzerland
Prince Chun
William
China
Eres
Perio
Queen Victoria
United States Promises Inquiry Into Honolulu Medical Inspectors
A Times Tokyo cablegram reports the United States government replied sympathetically to Japan's remonstrance about Japanese treatment by Honolulu medical inspectors. Washington promises an investigation and measures judged necessary and suitable to follow.
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London Times
New York Times
London
Tokio
The
Times
United States
Japan
State Department
Honolulu
Redmond declares home rule at hand in Westford speech
John Redmond told a United Irish League meeting in Westford that the recent Parliament session proved Ireland can achieve national unity and self government. He said home rule is near and faulted the imperial structure for hindering Ireland while warning against threats to Irish representation.
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London TimEs
New
House of Commons
House
Kingdome
Redmond Denounces Irish Representation Reduction Plan
John Redmond M P in Westport condemns Conservative hints to cut Ireland's parliamentary representation as absurd He says Irish people will rely on the Act of Union and cites the collapse of the parliamentary system to show the United Irish Party can press for its aims Conservative papers in London react by justifying government moves to ease Irish obstruction.
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London
John Redmond
Westport
Ireland
Balfour
Chamberlain
Blenheim Palace
United Irish Party
Redmond
Case of Sergt. Marten prompts new Berlin trial push
Berlin reports a new trial for Sergt. Marten accused of murdering Capt. von Krosigk. German watchmakers offer to testify to Marten's alibi, noting cheap watches can drift minutes. Deutsche Juristen- Zeitung questions the prosecutors statements and press actions.
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London
Sergt. Marten
von Krosigk
Berlin
The
Times
Marten
Deutsche Juristen- Zeitung
Holland Belgium relations shown by army maneuvers invite
A Copenhagen dispatch says the Dutch government inviting Belgium to send a representative to Dutch Army maneuvers signals exceptionally cordial Holland Belgium relations. Belgian press hopes Belgium may extend the invitation to Holland.
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Lonpox Times
New York Times
London
Copenhagen
The
Times
Belgium
Holland
Double Murder at the Siwanoy Golf Club
Mount Vernon reports two club inhouse workers were found slain in the Siwanoy Golf Club attic. David Scott and John Stevens, both longtime staff, were stabbed with a butcher knife. Suspicion falls on waiter Warner Simms, with Frank Dunnington detained for movement checks.
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Mount Vernon
David Scott
John Stevens
Siwanoy Golf Club
Bronxdale
Frank Dunnington
A. M. Cromwall
Scott
Stevens
Simms
Dave
Ers Simms
Scottie
Banning
Foley
Dunnington
Major Rome Industrialist Reported Killed at Summer Home
Robert M. Wilson, former owner of the R. M. Wilson Bath Tub Works in Rome, was shot at his Sylvana Beach summer home last evening. He reportedly carried a life insurance policy of 100000, the largest for any man in Rome, and told a friend of plans prior to his death.
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Rome
Robert M. Wilson
R. M. Wilson
Sylvana Beach
Ardis
Cleveland Flood Devastates East Side Amid Record Rain
Cleveland awoke to a flood that inundated miles of the eastern city, damaging streets, bridges, and homes with depths from one to six feet. Rescue crews, lifeboats, and police aided residents across districts while cemeteries and parks suffered extensive harm. damages run into millions and rail and mail services were disrupted.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cone
East End
Woodland Hills Avenue
East
Madison Avenue
Dean and
Giddings Brooks
Quincy Street
Vienna Street
Cedar Avenue
East Prospect Street
Lincoln Avenue
Euclid Avenue
Glen Park Place
Shaker Heights
St. Joseph's Cemetery
East Madison and
Woodland
Deanbrook
Gordon
Wade
Brookside Park
Asig Creek
Aeensville
Castle District
Lake Shore
Gordon Park
Wilson Avenue
Father and Daughter Drown Off Broad Channel
An expert swimmer George Belcher aged 47 and his daughter Eva 18 drowned off Broad Channel Rockaway Beach while spectators mistook their drowning as an exhibition. Belcher’s body and Eva were recovered after hours of search. Eva remained in serious condition.
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Broad Channel
Rockaway Beach
George Belcher
Myrle Avenue
Brooklyn
Fuller's Hotel
Eva
Belcher
Prussia
Tingley
Hetcher
Miss Belcher
Strike Trouble Deepens as Steel Union Faces Loss
Milwaukee dispatch reports former Amalgamated vice president J D Hickey accusing national officers of misrepresenting U S Steel’s stance to push a strike. He says with 72 percent of mills operating the strike is near defeat and hints at sentiment shifts in Bay View and other districts.
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Milwaukee
Amalgamated Association
United States Steel Corporation
Association
J. D. Hickey
Bayview Lodge
Hickey
Lodge
Bay View
Valentine Dooley
Republic Iron and Steel Company
East Chicago
Joseph Redfern
J. Hickey
Michael Tighe
Grand Lodge
Redfern
Pittsburg
Shaffer
New York
Messrs
Cooper
Ickey East
Tighe
Steel Corporation
Morgan
Gary
Fedral Steel Company
Schwab
Combine
Amalgamated
Williams
Simon Burns
C. M. Senwab
Startin Mills
Philadelphia
Painter Mills
West- End
Ross Grove
Wena
Amalgamated Association Organization
Canal Dover
Quiet at Duquesne Mills in Pittsburgh Strike
News from the Duquesne plant reports a critical strike situation as workers resist attendance. With most helpers and ladlemen out, the open hearth and forty inch mill may shut down if the dispute continues, affecting Monessen and Vandergrift suppliers. Police and guards remain on site as the day shift walks out.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Duquesne
Etire Works
Bessemer Department
Monessen
Vandergrift
Strikers Capture Nine Non-Unionists Near Pittsburg Mill
At Pittsburgh a mob of about 350 strikers seized nine non-union workers from a bus after arriving from Philadelphia. Police were overwhelmed and the men were taken to a Liberty Avenue hotel, while the three remaining workers were escorted into the mill yard. The incident lasted about fifteen minutes amid threats and destruction.
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Star Tin Plant
Pittsburg
Penn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Twelfth Street
Union Station
Explosion on a Hudson launch kills trio in Albany
Mrs Wilbur Alexander and her daughter die in a launch explosion at The Abbey on the Hudson. Mr Alexander and son Wilbur Jr. are badly burned. Alexander may die from injuries. The launch was tied near shore after entering a side cut. The blaze spread from a leaking naphtha tank as the boy carried a lantern. The two adults perished. the boy survived and the family rushed to hospital.
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Albany
Wilbur Alexander
Alexander
Hudson River
Hudson River. . _. Mr. Alexander
Homeopathic
Carrie Nation's Sunday Crusade in New York Ends at Carnegie Hall
Carrie Nation arrives in New York and tours the city with stops at St Patrick's Cathedral and a Democratic Club. She confronts saloon bars on Fifth Avenue and Sixth Avenue, scolds smokers on trains, and ends the day with a Carnegie Hall lecture titled The Lord's Saloon amid large crowds.
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Carrie Nation
New York
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Democratic Club
Eighth Avenue
Carnegie Hall
Lord's Saloon
Grand Central Station
Kansas
Victoria Hotel
Mrs. Nation
Sixth Avenue
Thirtieth Street
Johns Hopkins Professor Drowned After Boat Sinks
A sailing party of four from Oceanic reached Highland Beach when their catboat hit a drawbridge. Three men were rescued by Edward Peters Sutphen of Morristown. One Johns Hopkins University professor drowned, with his body not yet recovered.
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Long Branch
N. J
Oceanic
Highland Beach
Edward Peters Sutphen
Morristown
Seinster
Johns Hopkins Uni
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Duquesne Mills
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Mr. Alexander
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Richard Croker
Fiftieth Street
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Serceewre
Victoria
Diana
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