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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1908

Page

5

Protestants Seek Injunction Over Catholic Eucharistic Procession

London reports that the Protestant Alliance planned an injunction to stop Archbishop Bourne from carrying the host in Sunday's procession while police prepared to keep order. A vast congress at Albert Hall featured Cardinal Vannutelli and Duke of Norfolk with strong denunciations of the royal declaration on Catholicism.

London Protestant Alliance Bourne Westminster Mer Amiette Paris England Horticultural Hall Lord Llandaff Duke of Norfolk Montreal Zental

France Reacts to German Press on Morocco Crisis

Paris reports rising unease as German comments foretelling rejection of the Franco Spanish note on Morocco trigger fears of renewed tension and possible international complication. French deputies expelled from Alsace Lorraine grounds add to provocation concerns. Berber losses in Boudenib rise to about 3000 in recent engagement with Col Allix column.

Paris Prince von Bislow Germany Morocco France Pierre Adigard French Chamber of Deputies Alsace-Lorraine William

Glasgow Aids Idle Men Pleads for Work at City Hall

In Glasgow on September 10 crowds gathered in George Square as twelve unemployed delegates were admitted to the City Council meeting. The spokesman urged that every human unit deserves food and demanded work while the Chancellor pledged help and a spirit of brotherhood.

Glasgow George Square

International News In Brief Sept 10 Summary

Across cities on September 10 Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt arrived in Bad Nauheim from Hungary. Liverpool workers staged a relief march. 10 000 are jobless and a fund is started. In Geneva the International White Cross Association defined standards for pure milk butter and margarine. Belfast launched the Laurentie liner with combined turbine power. Copenhagen reports ex minister Alberti bankrupt, King Frederick rumored creditor in a savings bank loss of up to 800000. king distressed by Alberti’s collapse.

Bad Nauheim Cornelius Vanderbilt Hungary Liverpool Geneva Congress of the International White Cross Association Belfast Laurentie Copenhagen M. Alberti Frederick Savings Bank Alberti

New Hampshire Battleship Reports Strong Final Trial

The final trial of the battleship New Hampshire met expectations with 17 772 horsepower and a speed of 184 knots, just below the 18 knot requirement. Secretary Metcalf and Commander W F Fullam at Newport naval training station conveyed the results as favorable.

New Hampshire New York Times Washington Metcalf W. F. Fullam Newport

Tolstoy Jubilee Observed Amid Mass Messages

Tolstoy spent Sept 10 with family as counts and cities toasted his 80th birthday. More than 2000 congratulatory dispatches poured in from Berlin London New York and elsewhere while municipal leaders approved honors including city freedoms and a new Tolstoy school.

Tolstoy Zaseika Yasnaya Poliana Berlin London New York Japan New Zealand

Minas Geraes leads Brazil into naval arms race at sea

Newcastle reports the Brazil naval cruiser Minas Geraes is launched with 20 000 ton displacement and twelve 12 inch guns in a form similar to Japan’s battleships. The vessel will be followed by another launch in November and a third on the slip.

Newcastle-On-Tyne Brazil Minas Geraes Mme Regis de Oliveira Great Britain Japan Portsmouth St. Vincent Countess Beauchamp John H. Gibbons

Tolstoy’s Eightieth Birthday Saluted At Cooper Union

A meeting at Cooper Union under the Educational League celebrated Leo Tolstoy’s eightieth birthday. Jacob Gordin presided with Bolton Hall G Rubin Leslie W Sprague Isaac A Hourwich Herman Bernstein and M Winchevsky speaking. A cable message sent greetings to Tolstoy from Russians and supporters at Yasnaya Polyana.

Leo Tolstoy Cooper Union Educational League Jacob Gordin Bolton Hall G. Rubin Leslie W. Sprague Isaac A. Hourwich Herman Bernstein M. Winchevsky Yasnaya Polyana Cooper

American Fleet Arrives at Albany in West Australia

After a 1500 mile voyage from Melbourne the American battleships anchored off King Point at Princess Royal Harbor in King George's Sound. Admiral Sperry sent wireless thanks to Premier M J Moore and the Western Australia people. 115 sailors remained unaccounted for as patrols searched Melbourne for stragglers before Kansas and Culgoa joined the fleet at Albany.

Albany West Australia Melbourne King Point Princess Royal Harbor King George's Sound Breaksea Island Kansas Joi

Autumn imperial army manoeuvres end in stalemate

The St Johann on the Saar report details the conclusion of the Autumn imperial army manoeuvres with both sides praised for their efforts. It notes the Blue army did not rest its legions and attacked after nightfall, while the Red forces largely disappeared during active combat. Emperor William hhe commends the work of both sides.

ST. Johann On-The-Saar Blue Red” Arc Anm William Hhe

Japan's Premier Plans Rigorous Economy to Restore Confidence

Marquis Katsura, new Premier and Finance Minister, told the Bankers Club that Japan must adopt strict economy to restore confidence and credit. He noted permanent revenues lag expenditures, national loans rising, and said the government must halt borrowing to balance income and outlays.

Tokio Marquis Katsura Japan Bankers’ Club

Princess Matilda of Saxony Injured In Horse Accident

Princess Matilda of Saxony was thrown from a horse near Dresden and badly hurt with a back laceration and hemorrhage. This marks her second riding accident this year, after a broken collarbone suffered on April 11. She is sister to King Frederick August.

Dresden Matilda of Saxony Frederick August

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