Moroccois Franco Spanish Guarantees on Mulai Hafig Sultanate
Paris reports France and Spain will demand full acceptance of the Algeciras act and all treaties tied to Morocco plus all concessions since then as conditions for recognizing Mulai Hafig. Berlin notes Germany merely urged recognition, while Paris weighs private French loans to Abd el Aziz and plans to press Mulai Hafig to assume those debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Spain
Morocco
London
St. Petersburg
Berlin
Germany
Count Berckheim
Steinrich
Foreign Office
Berckhelm
Mulai
Abd-el-Aziz
Algeciras
Mulai Hafiq
Mussi Hafig
Tangier
Dr. Wassel
Fez
Mulal Hafig
Mulai Hafig
Britain to Recognize Mulai Hafiq After Pledges Made
London reports the British government will not recognize Mulai Hafiq yet but plans to do so in time. Britain resents Germanys attempts to win favor with the Moroccan sultan and says consultations with France and Spain are underway. Britain and France are expected to act together and demand commitments from Mulai Hafiq on Morocco obligations before recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mulai Hafiq
Morocco
Germany
Great Britain
France
Spain
Mulai Hafic
Caid Anfoos Assassinated and Moroccan Battle Report
Wireless dispatch from Mogador says Caid Anfioos was assassinated. From Morocco City comes news of the August 4 battle near Mtougui against Mulai Hafig’s force, with about five hundred Hafig followers killed and Giaout wounded. reinforcements urgently requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tangier
Mogador
Caid Anfioos
Morocco
Mtougui
Gilaout
Leutenant
Mulai Hafig
Giaout
Mulat Hafiq
Reinforcements March Toward Boudenib on Algerian Frontier
A French reinforcement column of 12,000 men is marching toward Boudenib where a detachment of 1,000 French troops is surrounded by Berbers. The French plan to go on the offensive once the reinforcements reach the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colomb Bechar
Algeria
Boudenib
Sultan of Dunahara Condemned to Hang in Parang Raid
Manila Sept 3 Territorial Supreme Court finds the Sultan of Dunahara guilty for leading the January raid on Parang Mindanao and killing W. J. McDonald. He is sentenced to hang and ordered to pay McDonald’s heirs damages.
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Manila
Territorial Supreme Court
Dunahara
Parang
Mindanao
3. W. McDonald
McDonald
Notes of Foreign News From Septembers Abroad
A collection of brief items from St Petersburgh Kharkov Dorpat Liverpool and London. Authorities in Russia order educators linked to illegal parties to quit or resign. A highway robbery near Kharkov ends in deaths and escapes. Police in Dorpat convict prison warders of torturing prisoners. A Wild West show performer in Liverpool commits suicide on his wedding day. A derailed Grand Trunk train near Woodmock injures several. A London man falsely claiming to be the Luard murderer is released after proving alcohol impairment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bow Street
Charles Edward Luard
Japan Alarms China Over Chien Tao Boundary Actions
Peking reports Japan has breached the status quo by occupying Yen Chi Ting Residency, sending 1 000 gendarmes, reorganizing Korean governance, and establishing an agricultural colony at Lu Tao Tio in Chien Tao. Tokyo hosts generals studying Chien Tao as artillery batteries near the border raise Chinese fears amid protests over a Tumen River bridge project at Wonsan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
China
Japan
Yen-Chi-Ting
Tokio
Lu-Tao-Tio
Chien-Tao
Tumen
Wonsan
Liberals Agree On Gomez Presidential Alliance
In Havana on September 3 the Zagista and Miguelista wings of the Liberal party agreed to form a united ticket nominating Jose Miguel Gomez for the Presidency with Alfredo Zayas as Vice President. The factions will split other offices and back Seflor Zayas for 1913 while preserving separate organizations and jointly campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Zagista
Miguelista
Liberal Party
José Miguel Gomez
Alfredo Zayas
Seflor Zayas
Charges Made Against France in Venezuelan Case
Caracas reports Civil Court records the French Cable Company fined 5 million dollars. Evidence cites M Delcassé and claims French government aided General Matos. Letters from Paul Jutla describe discreet support and ministerial backing for Matos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Civil Court of First Instance
M. Delcassé
France
General Matos
M. Paul Jutla
Paris
Matos
Friesland Sails to Caribbean from The Hague
The Dutch cruiser Friesland sailed for the Caribbean today. No other warships will be sent to the West Indies at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Hague
Friesland
Caribbean
West Indies
President Alfaro Improves. Aims to Return to Quito Sunday
Guayaquil reports President Alfaro's heart condition has improved after an attack. He plans to travel back to Quito on the coming Sunday, signaling a return to official duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guayaquil
Alfaro
Quito
Fire destroys yacht Mousquetaire at Bayside Long Island
Alvin Wortham owned launch Mousquetaire of Larchmont Yacht Club was destroyed by fire off Bayside Yacht Club house last night. Frederick Meavitt, Bayside club superintendent, spotted the blaze as Wortham dined inside. Bayside volunteers fought the fire. the boat burned near the wharf, gasoline tank exploded briefly, but nearby yachts were saved. The vessel was valued around $7,000 and partly insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Wortham
Larchmont Yacht Club
Bayside Yacht Club
Bayside
Long Island
Wortham
Frederick Meavitt
Bayside Volunteer Fire Department
Lowered dynamite down chimney injures Silock family
In Hazleton Pennsylvania unknown assailants lowered dynamite into the chimney of John Silock’s Laurel Hill home last night. The blast injured Mrs Silock and their son John and damaged the stove as the family awoke. Ten children, including John and Susan, escaped unharmed as a neighboring dwelling was partially wrecked and state police investigate.
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Hazleton
Penn
John Silock
Laurel Hill
Silock
Silocks
John
Susan
Friends Oppose Bridge Whist At Conference
At the Friends General Conference closing session in Winona Lake Indiana on September 3 women condemned bridge whist as a home threat. A New York congressman discussed gambling laws and Governor Hughes. Reports on Indian work and negro schools were presented and funding for South Carolina schools and endowment was planned.
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Tribune
Winona Lake
Ind
Friends’ General Conference
Assembly
Congress
New York
Hughes
Jesus
South
Two Friends’ Schools
South Carolina
Railroads win injunction against Arkansas fare law
Judge Vandeventer in the United States Circuit Court granted an injunction for St. Louis Iron Mountain Southern and three other railroads in Arkansas. The order bars the Arkansas State Railway Commission from enforcing the two cent fare law or hindering freight-rate increases on intrastate traffic. The judge held federal interstate regulation supersedes state law where they clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Vandeventer
United States Circuit Court
St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern
Arkansas
Arkansas State Railway Commission
van Geventer
Congress
Body of Clara Strickland Found At Sea
The body of Clara Strickland of South Atlantic City, missing since she and Charles Bateman of Philadelphia were swept from their motor boat in a storm last Friday, was recovered by fishermen fifteen miles offshore today. The boat they used for the supposed pleasure trip was found Monday night.
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Atlantic City
Clara Strickland
South Atlantic City
Charles Bateman
Philadelphia
Whitney tied to Devery era again arrested for larceny
Edgar A. Whitney former Parkhurst agent and alleged poolroom go-between during Chief Devery's era was arrested on two grand larceny complaints and held for $4,000. Samuel Siegenbaum and Bruno Kemerer testified of Whitney’s schemes including a fictitious cement plant and bad investments, with Whitney denying guilt.
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Edgar A. Whitney
Parkhurst Society
Devery
Samuel Koller
Mandelbaum
East Side
Whitney
Bruno Kemerer
East 6Th Street
Samuel Siegenbaum
Maiden Lane
Kemerer
Kindelberger
Koller
Massachusetts Loan and Trust Company
Panama
New Amsterdam
Harlem
Twelfth Ward
Flood
Shields
Edward F. Glennon
Glennon
New York Society
Pearl Street
E. A. Whitney & Co
Justice Newburger
Charles E. Pasco
Fannie Pasco Keller
Auto plunges down embankment injuring three in South Albany
An automobile owned by F. L. Underwood of the New Weston Hotel fell fifteen feet onto South Albany avenue near 234th street after 6 pm. Mrs. RK Conger and John Fox were in the car. Conger suffered head, face injuries and possible internal trauma, Underwood and Conger treated at home, chauffeur unharmed. Cause cited as defective steering gear. Underwood heads British Columbia Copper Co and Tomboy Gold Mines director.
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Albany Avenue
234Th Street
F. L. Underwood
New Weston Hotel
49Th Street
Madison Avenue
RK. W. Conger
John Fox
Boy Pedestrian Hit by Manhattan Car in Great Kills
Peter Landau aged eleven of Great Kills Staten Island was struck by an automobile owned by George Cohn a Manhattan businessman. Peter Walsh the chauffeur was jailed on a felonious assault charge. Landau was knocked down on Richmond Road and rushed to St Vincent's Hospital with a broken leg and internal injuries.
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Peter Landau
Great Kills
Staten Island
George Cohn
Manhattan
Peter Walsh
Stapleton
Young Landau
Richmond Road
St. Vincent's Hospital
Speeding chauffeur arrested at Court of Special Sessions
Ellis H. Kulp a chauffeur was arrested by Sergeant Nerney as he entered the Court of Special Sessions to plead to a speed charge. He faced overspeeding and resisting arrest with a chase and a revolver display noted by Nerney. Bail set at 500 on each charge.
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Ellis H. Kulp
Nerney
Court of Special Sessions
Walsh
Tombs Court
Kulp
Man Fatally Struck Near Lincoln Hospital Ambulance
William H. Bateman, 55, decorator of 3 East 143th Street, was struck by an automobile directly behind a Lincoln Hospital ambulance at 138th Street and Willis Avenue last evening. He died from a skull fracture after being taken to Lincoln Hospital. Suspect Martin J. Heller, of 617 West 112th Street, was arrested by Patrolman Hedenreich at Morrisania station on felonious assault charges.
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Martin J. Heller
West 112Th Street
Lincoln Hospital
William H. Bateman
East 143d Street
138Th Street
Willis Avenue
Heller
Hedenreich
Morrisania
City Times: Massive Loan for 12 Story Apartment Block
Metropolitan Life Insurance lends 34 miles? no, 4 500 000 on a Broadway Amsterdam 86th block site. A twelve story apartment house rises, ready for occupancy January 1910. Real estate trades include Gibbs Kirby selling for J H Saulzeider to Mrs E S Dow on 112th Street 100 feet east of Broadway at 20 dollars asking.
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The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Bernard Realty Company
Broadway
Amsterdam
86Th
Sithats
Gibbs & Kirby
J. H. Saulzeider
E. S. Dow
112Th St
B. Goodale & Son
Robert Alexand
Elmer A. Darling
East Fist Sf
Thompson St
Charles Reichert
Columbus Ave
Louise T. Romaine
C. M. Straub
J. H. Kuubel
Auction Sale of Oakdale Bungalow Sites on Long Island
A successful auction at Vesey street salesrooms by Bryan th Kennelly sold 82 Oakdale bungalow sites on Long Island owned by W. K. Aston. Total receipts reached $19,985 with prices from $70 to $1 775, demonstrating strong demand. Notable bidders included W. Somer, Joseph A. Arnold, and James N. Stout among others. Other results listed from Kennedy and Day auctions include multiple properties with large mortgage and tax implications, adjourned dates, and foreclosures.
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Oakdale
Long Island
Bryanth Kennelly
Vesey Street
W. K. Aston
Great South Bay
Idle Hour
William K. Vanderbilt
W. Somer
Joseph A. Arnold
Thomas Dickerson
A. Cameron
R. Cohen
Rudolph Brewer
M. Russell
James N. Stout
Jacob Gunther
C. H. Taylor
James B. Paget
J. R. Brodie
John Platt
George E. Browne
George F. McAdam
George B. Glover
Joseph BE
Metareen
Leon Sobel In Two Real Estate Deals
Leon Sobel acquired The Cathedral Realty Company at 64 Cathedral Parkway a six story building on a 50.3 by 72.11 foot irregular plot and adjacent six story houses at the northeast corner of 108th Street and Columbus Avenue. He also bought unfinished flathouses with partners from Peter Alexander at the northwest corner of 10th Street and Manhattan Avenue on a 713 by 100 foot plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathedral Realty Company
Leon Sobel
Cathedral Parkway
10Th St
Manhattan Ave
Quick market for these houses on West 86th Street
N L I Ottinger and Hetlner Wolf sold their story and basement dwelling at 124 West 86th Street on a 20 by 106.10 foot lot. The buyer will occupy. I J Phillips & Co. were the brokers. This six of ten houses in the row were sold, purchased from the James estate.
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N. L. & I. Ottinger
Hetlner & Wolf
West 86Th St
I. J. Phillips & Co
Thi
James
Sale of Brooklyn Houses in Park Slope District
Howard Pyle Co sold No 20 Silliman Place between 2d and 3d Aves a two story brownstone two family home from Julian A Gregory to William H Goldsmith. Also sold No 938 President St a four story brownstone dwelling from Francis M Leavitt to Thomas E Hicks. This is one of the best built houses on the Park Slope.
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Howard (. Pyle & Co
Silliman Place
3D Aves
Julian A. Gregory
William H. Goldsmith
President St
Francis M. Leavitt
Thomas E. Hicks
Park Slope
Real estate transfers in the brokerage market this week
Thomas C Thatcher sells 19 West First Street a four story dwelling on a 21 by 100.5 foot lot to Louis B Rolston who parts No 318 West 76th Street in exchange. Harris Gottlieb sells 125 to 129 West 14 24th Street two six story flat houses on 40 by 9.11 feet plots. Charles Buermann Co sells six story tenement corner Broome and It Wis Streets to Andrew Kuhn for Samuel Golding. George F Johnsons Son Co sells 910 Whitlock Ave a three story two family house to Thomas J McLaughlin. Cowan sells for John Randall two two family houses on 50 by 10 foot plot near Irvine Street and Seneca Ave, plus plans for Hannah Packer five foot houses on Irvine Street.
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Thomas C. Thatcher
West Fist St
Louis B. Rolston
Wis Sts
Andrew Kuhn
George F. Johnson
Irvine St
Garrison Ave
Leases West Side Stables to Olds Mobile Company
Daniel P. Ritchey leases stables 251 and 253 West 68th Street to Charles K. Appleby for five years. They will be reconstructed as a garage at a cost of 30000 dollars from Cowen & Co plans, to be occupied by the Oldsmobile Company.
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Daniel P. Ritchey
Charles K. Appleby
West 68Th St
Cowen& Co
Oldsmobile Company
Bronx Building Plans for two 2Story dwellings
Fordham Realty Co owner A Ericson architect outlines cost of 10000 for two 19 by 40 foot frame dwellings on Parkview Place near Keetaw Avenue and Andrew Avenue property. Alexander Walker owner with George F Pelham architect for a 27 by 42.9 foot brick dwelling at 150 feet north of 183rd Street, cost listed as 8000.
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Parkview Place
Keetaw Ave
Fordham Realty Co
A Ericson
Andrew Ave
Alexander Walker
George F Pelham
Alterations Filed for West 2nd Street Apartment
Plans by James Riley Gordon to alter a suite at No 27 West 2th Street for Burton S Casties brother of John W Casties president of Guaranty Trust Company. Alterations cost about 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Riley Gordon
West 2Th St
Burton S. Casties
John W. Casties
Guaranty Trust Company
Dancer Dies After Hurdy Gurdy Orgy In Pittsburg
Albert Hulton a young mulatto died yesterday in Pittsburg after dancing to pay a hurdy gurdy operator. A crowd continued payments until police intervened. He collapsed in his room from heart disease brought on by overexertion.
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Pittsburg
Albert Hulton
Hulton
Apartment House Listings See Gibbs and Kirby Broadway
Real estate item notes an apartment house listing at Gibbs and Kirby on Broadway with the 16th street district reference. Details imply an available unit and broker contact.
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St. Petersbure
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Dorpat
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Hangk
China Prefecture
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Woodmock
Eugene Cinch
East Sith Street
Gomez
Zayas
Venezuela
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Holland
Alfaro Better
E. A. Whitney
Speeder
Niles (Ohio
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Niles
Ohio
First National Bank
William Herbert
C. P. Wilson
Esa
Ile Iy
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Crosby S
112Th Street
Lively
Bryan J. Kennedy
10Th Ave
Joseph
Washington St
Onty
Carteregt Builders Construction Co
Stearns
Atty
Weinhandler
Joseph P Day
Riverside Drive
Commonwealth Mortgage Co
Art Rutland Realty Co Et al
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Caughlin
Taxon
Union Wave
Rosenthal Agt
Marks
Marx
J F McLoughlin
Hotel Algonquin
West 44Th St
New York City
Frank M. Case, JR
Flanders
Thos
M. Carrol
Addison Ave
Madison Ave
10Th Street
Ruland & Whiting CO. Real Estate
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Kew
York
Bronx
Nassau St
Country Property
Oe Mine Cou
Bound Brook
N. J
Watchung Mountains
Ellest
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Grand St
Danbury
Conn
Warrington
Sale OF Brooklyn Houses
Colonel John Jacob Astor
William Waeldorf Astor
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
9Th Ave
4Th St
Monroe St
Louis Gordon
Schwitzer & Levis
Klein & Jackson
Iahrbach & Brocker
J. Gumpel & Sons
Clothier
7Th Ave
A. Lidenberg
West Side
Lucerne
2Val West
79Th ST
Otel Frederick
S6th
Giga
Martinique
Clark Estates
Riverside
145Th St
DU Boi & Taylor
146Th St
Remco &rsTe
M. Strictly Milano
Freproof
S8th St
REMCO
98Th St
Park Ave
Robert Dale Compton
Firth Ave
7Th St
Eee Ae In
St. A. P. Coburn
Langham
Central Park West
Saudi
Belleclaire Apartments
Broadway and
Titn ST
Riverside, Drive
Kenilworth
Central Park
Weest, Cor
75Th St
Berkshire
Cor
F. & Wood & CO
Dobbs Ferry
Hudson
Armour Villa
P. J. Connolly
Debbds Ferry
Oath Street
Clark Estate
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