Anglophobia in Europe drives anti British campaign
Vienna reports a Wiener Tagblatt note that sympathizers with the Boers in many countries may hold meetings. Germany Austria Russia France and others pledge adhesion to the plan. An Austrian parliamentary campaign against alleged British Law of Nations infringements is forecast. The Reichswehr editorial accuses Britain of violating warfare principles. Vaterland notes British South Africa reverses please global readers and urges retribution against anti Boer actions.
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Movements of the Boers Withdraw Across Zululand Border
A Times dispatch from Newcastle Natal reports a Boer commando unit that entered Zululand has retreated back across the border. It notes a general trend for Commandant General Botha’s forces to move northward.
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Gen Blood to Return to India for Punjab Command
A Times cable from Newcastle Natal reports Major General Sir Bindon Blood leaving for Ladysmith and Durban and sailing for India on September 28 to take command of Punjab troops. He was sent by the Indian Government for six months and praised for his work.
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Boers Permanently Banished From South Africa
Ten Boer leaders captured since September 15 have been permanently banished as per Lord Kitchener's August proclamation. The measure targets commandants and leaders still resisting British forces across the Orange River Colony the Transvaal and other South African dominions.
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Corner in Kansas City corn market draws board interest
In Kansas City a large speculative corner forms as J. Sidney Smith buys hundreds of thousands of bushels of September corn while a short elevator operator is blocked from delivering due to full storage by three major elevators. Prices rise to 64.4 cents, cash at 61, with Smith reportedly poised to gain about 10 000 dollars and potential board of trade intervention debated by shorts.
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Senate Attitude Toward Proposed Treaties Worries London Editorial
London dispatch notes The Times editorial warns President Roosevelt will face a constitutional clash with the Senate over treaty power. It argues many Senators may oppose or sabotage treaties, complicating diplomacy with the United States and Britain. The piece highlights constitutional mechanics as a key obstacle.
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Rosebery Seeks UK Ireland Tunnel Idea at Stranraer
In Stranraer Scotland the Earl of Rosebery urged bold British action on a possible Ireland to mainland tunnel. He suggested £8,000,000 might fund such a project, noting it could compare with two months of the South African war costs if it shortened the conflict.
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Prince Chun to Return to China From Germany
Berlin dispatch says Prince Chun is ordered to sail from Genoa to China on Oct. 1 after concluding his mission in Germany. He will not visit other European courts and may abandon plans to tour German industrial sites. Concerns grow that German honors softened his view of the mission’s aim.
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Danish Brewers Jacobsen Family Noted For Generous Giving
A Copenhagen telegram to The Times highlights the Jacobsen family of brewers as Denmark’s leading philanthropists. The late J C Jacobsen donated about 20 million kroner to the State for scientific and charitable purposes and created the Carlsberg fund, now 2.5 million kroner. His son Carl Jacobsen added his brewery valued at 10 million kroner to the fund, and two years ago gave Copenhagen the largest private sculpture collection worth 12 million kroner.
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Londoners Cheer King Edward
King Edward Queen Alexandra and Princess Victoria arrived in London from Flushing. Crowds cheered as they drove from Charing Cross Station to Marlborough House, hats and handkerchiefs waved and the royal party bowed and smiled amid great enthusiasm.
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Mobs Rule in Hopkins County Kentucky Crisis Grows
State Inspector Hines urged action as Gov Beckham orders militia from Bowling Green and Owensboro to shield mine operators. In Hopkins County the union operators clash has led to gunfire, dynamite blasts, hundreds of forces, and two deaths. Troops were held back pending the inspector’s report.
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Conditions in Manchuria Report From Vladivostock
State Department quotes Commercial Agent Greener reporting Manchuria has about 20 000 Russian troops amid 863 000 square miles of rich farmland. He notes American goods are favored for cheapness and that Russian policy aims at conciliation, with mining permits handled by Peking. He cites rich gold fields along the Amur and Argun rivers and warns travel by foreigners is unsafe.
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Labor unrest grows in Charleroi and Liege Belgium
A Brussels dispatch to The Times reports ongoing labour turmoil in Belgium with Charleroi glass makers clashing over nonunion workers and Liege miners pushing for higher wages. security steps followed the arrest of anarchist ringleader Louis Mestin amid potential disturbances.
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Chief of Police Tinsley faces self imposed punishment
Fitchburg Mass Sept 25 Chief of Police Tinsley asks the Board of Aldermen to discipline him after he allowed a prisoner escape. He charges himself for neglect on September 1 as Charles H Clifford, a deserter, fled the ship Wabash while being returned. A board hearing was ordered for the next meeting.
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Wild Duck Rams Capitue In Yonkers Docking Incident
In Yonkers on September 25 the steam yacht Wild Duck owned by John Forbes of Boston struck and damaged the auxiliary schooner Capitue of the Yonkers-Corinthian Club while attempting to enter the anchorage. The Capitue lost rigging and bowsprit, the Wild Duck suffered a broken anchor, but no other injuries or damage. Forbes pledged to cover all resulting expenses. Capitue’s value is said to be $15,000.
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Round Trip Tickets to California On Sale At All Ticket Offices
Round trip tickets to California available at all ticket offices with routes via the Chicago and North-Western Union Pacific and Southern Pacific Railways. The Overland Limited fast train offers the best of every ne. Address North-Western Line, 461 Broadway.
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French Miners Threaten General Strike in Pas-de-Calais
The Paris Times correspondent reports Pas-de-Calais miners push for a nationwide strike after a six month grace period given to the government. If grievances remain unaddressed by next Monday, a strike is expected, though officials may extend the respite.
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Balkan commercial union proposal by Servian ex minister
Times from Vienna reports M. Taushanovitch proposes a commercial union of Orthodox states in the Balkans under Russia. He argues it would defend economically against Austria and Germany and aid reform of the credit system tariffs and railway construction.
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Citizens' Union picks candidates for county offices
The County Convention of the Citizens Union at Cooper Union unanimously ratified joint anti-Tammany selections for county officers. Nominees include Morgan J. O'Brien, James A. Blanchard, John Proctor Clarke, Samuel Greenbaum for Supreme Court. Samuel Sea for City Court. William Travers Jerome for District Attorney. William J. O'Brien for Sheriff. Thomas L. Hamilton for County Clerk. John H. J. Ronner for Register.
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Roosevelt seen as changed man by Senator Hanna
Senator Hanna described President Roosevelt as a transformed leader driven by honest purpose and strong action. He credited Roosevelt with equanimity and conservatism in handling sudden duties after the McKinley assassination, affirming broad national confidence in his integrity and leadership.
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Baltimore Primaries Favor Gorman and Basin Backers
In Baltimore the Gorman and Free Basin coalition led by Frank Morrison faced no strong opposition. A light vote produced a single ward contest won by Basin allies while Hayes supporters largely abstained. The ticket lines up Gorman for U.S. Senate and Robertson for State Senate with local posts to be chosen tomorrow.
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New York Society to Get Private Ballroom Estate
Bellevue Lodge owner Carl Berger plans a ten story private ballroom with Moorish or Gothic styling on a site east of Fifth Avenue, near Murray Hill. The exclusive club will cater to the Four Hundred with private dining rooms and a single simultaneous dance, beginning construction in fall for a late 1900s opening.
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Renner Candidate for Register Selections in Bronx
J. H. Ronner, Bronx resident, former Tammany leader of the Twenty-fourth Assembly District, cast the deciding vote for Richard Croker in Tammany Hall's leadership contest. He was named Subway Commissioner by Mayor Strong in 1595 and later Police Commissioner by Mayor Van Wyck before retirement of Chief McCullagh and Devery's elevation. He now serves as a brewery agent.
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Borough Conventions spark calls to reassemble committee
The Manhattan Borough Convention of the Citizens' Union at Cooper Union featured sharp attacks on Nicholas T. Brows, the ex Alderman slated for Coroner, whose nomination was not ratified. Calvin Tomkins presided as a motion urged selecting R Fulton Cutting, with a delegate shouting Make him an Alderman.
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Sketches of Supreme Court candidates and officials
The notice profiles several candidates for Supreme Court Justice including Morgan J OBrien born in this city about fifty years ago and Ed Blanchard born Henderson Jefferson County NY in 1846. It lists their education, careers, party affiliations, and prior public service detailing Clarke Greenbaum Seabury Travers Jerome Hamilton and others with various roles in New York politics and law.
Cup Yachts in Trim Await Today’s Race
Weatherwise yachtsmen expect a brisk breeze today to power Cup yachts Shamrock II and Columbia into a memorable race. After days of near calm a northeast wind built to a gale by sunrise as Shamrock II and Columbia prepared at anchor for the next leg of the international series.
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Coroners nominees debated at Citizens' Union convention
At a prior meeting, nominations were put forward for coroners by Dr. E R L Gould. Timothy Healy declined candidacy citing union loyalty while attacks on Nicholas Brown sparked debate. The conference committee referred most nominations for review as the convention adjourned amid tense scenes and cheers.
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Cantor Born in New York City a Candidate for Manhattan Borough President
Jacob A. Cantor an anti-Tammany candidate for President of the Borough of Manhattan was born in New York City on December 1 184. He started in public schools at age four teen, worked as a clerk in a law office, and joined the newspaper business as a reporter from 1872 to 1877. He later graduated from University Law School at night and entered politics, serving in the Legislature and later the State Senate until 1898 when Richard Croker did not renominate him.
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Swed ish Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Church Incorporation
The certificate of incorporation for the Swed ish Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Church of White Plains was filed in the County Clerk's office. Rev Herman Aisen serves as pastor and trustees are Hen Davidson Edward Johnson and Godfrey Larson.
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Burnett's Vanilla Extract Decree Notable Resets
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