Dublin Laborer's Funeral Triggers Lockout Fears
In Dublin on September 3 a large cortege followed James Nolan to Glasnevin cemetery. Crowds packed the streets, police faced tense scenes, and 400 employers signed an agreement to withhold pay from Transport Workers' Union members, signaling a potential general lockout amid bitter worker–employer tensions.
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New York Times
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Woman Throws Bouquet at Kaiser in Berlin
A reportedly American woman, Mrs. Harry Humphries, hurled a large bouquet at the Kaiser during a military review on Friedrichstrasse. Police briefly detained her from her hotel room after she wore a placard reading Forty Thousand Days before release once her identity was confirmed.
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Berlin
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Friedrichstrasse
Tempelhof Field
Burns heir seeks Manse manuscripts in Dumfries suit
Annie Beckett Burns, claimed sole surviving granddaughter of Robert Burns, has filed in the Dumfries Sheriff Court to recover the Glenridel manuscripts sold to an American by the Liverpool Athenaeum. She seeks to be named executrix of certain unconfirmed personal estate of the poet, who died intestate in 1796, with consent from two Burns Hutchinson descendants.
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New York Times
London
Annie Beckett Burns
Dumfries Sheriff’s Court
Liverpool Athenaeum
Robert Burns
Burns
Violet Burns Hutchinson
Gowring
Margaret Constance Burns Hutchinson
Dumfries
Jean Armour
Invitation from New York to Interparliamentary Council Guests
The Hague September 3 A New York invitation to Interparliamentary Council members to visit during 1915 meetings was presented by Richard Bartholdt Missouri. Dr Meinard Tydeman Dutch Deputy opened the plenary conference chairing and lamented growing armaments while urging demolition of vested warlike traditions to advance peace efforts. The Dutch Foreign Minister welcomed the conference and voiced cautious optimism that the gathering could spur an era of goodwill and peace among nations.
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New York
Interparliamentary Council
America
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Missouri
Interparliamentary Union
Meinard Tydeman
Tydeman
Man who cut Michaelangelo attempt to loot Trocadero Museum
Pierre Vigoroux, the man who cut a Michelangelo in the Louvre in 1910, was seized last night while trying to break into Paris's Trocadero Museum. Police say he is not responsible for his acts, suffering from a museum despoiling mania.
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Paris
Pierre Vigoroux
Michael Angelo
Louvre
Vigoroux
Threatened Rothschild blackmail lands German clerk in London jail
Heinrich Kremer gkoten, a German clerk, was sentenced at the Old Bailey to 11 months hard labor for attempting to blackmail Lord Rothschild. He threatened murder unless paid $150,000. Burns opens London detective office led by Norman T. Bailey.
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Heinrich Kremergkoten
Old Bailey
Lord Rothschild
Burns
Marconi Transatlantic
New York Times
William J. Burns
Norman T. Bailey
Olympic Sails With Record 751 First Cabin Passengers
The ocean liner Olympic broke its record with 751 first cabin passengers on its Scotland voyage from London. Notables aboard include Lloyd Griscom former Ambassador to Italy and George W. Perkins. Ambassador Page and family planned a motor trip in Scotland ending at Skibo Castle.
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J. S. Phipps
William A. Prendergast
Constance Stewart Richardson
Ambassador Page
Scotland
Andrew Carnegie
Skibo Castle
Irwin Laughlin
Carlsbad
Five Arrested in Pearl Necklace Theft Case in London
Five men were brought before Bow Street Magistrates and remanded on suspicion of theft of a $650,000 pearl necklace from Paris to a London dealer on July 16. Lockett Girard and McCarthy are English. Silberman and Guttworth are Austrian. All described as diamond merchants or brokers with money found on them and a pawn ticket for pearls pledged July 28.
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Paris
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Guttworth
American Freed in Korea After Appeal
In Seoul on September 3 the sentence of eighteen months penal servitude for Mason an American mine manager at Un San Northern Korea was suspended following his appeal The trial heard Mason cite unwritten law to defend killing a Chinese worker who assaulted his 12 year old daughter while he and his wife were away The suspension is treated as an acquittal and ends the case after the manslaughter verdict
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Mason
Un-San
Korea
Nordau Criticizes Zionist Executive At World Congress
The eleventh international Zionist Congress opened in Vienna with 7000 attendees including 600 delegates. David Wolffsohn was elected president amid sharp criticism of the administration by Dr. Kotzenelson and a heated exchange over Nordau's letter. The congress continues through next Tuesday.
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New Yorker Falls on Alpine Glacier Injures Leg
Gerald H. Thompson, 17, of New York, fell 500 feet on the Rosey Glacier while climbing in the Alps yesterday. He sustained a broken leg and rib injuries but is expected to recover. His mother organized a search party, and he was found this morning. Also reported is the engagement of Anders Eric Knos Cuil of Seven Oaks, Kent, to Ursula Edith Kate Mackarness of New York.
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New York
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New York Times
Geneva
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St. Moritz
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London
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Sevenoaks
Kent
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Earl of Carrick to appear in London vaudeville play
London news reports the Earl of Carrick set to perform in a one act play on the London vaudeville stage. He was recently named Controller to the Lord Lieutenant at Dublin and is noted as a leading amateur actor alongside Lady Carrick, a skilled amateur actress.
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New York Times
London
Earl of Carrick
Lord Carrick
Dublin
Lady Carrick
Bank of France Metal Holdings Shift Expected
Paris reports the Bank of France will show a 6 002 000 franc drop in gold and a 6 301 000 franc rise in silver in the weekly statement due tomorrow.
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