Morocco's Surrender Ties Hafig to Algeciras Pact
Paris reports France and Spain will demand Hafig accept the Algeciras act, Morocco treaties, and post act concessions before recognition. Berlin notes Paris and London view Germany's hint as normal, while Tangier seeks to clarify German protection rights amid Moroccan turmoil. France fears private loans to Abd-el-Aziz influence Hafig's legitimacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Spain
Morocco
London
St. Petersburg
Berlin
Germany
Count Berckheim
Steinrich
Foreign Office
Berckheim
Mulai
Abd-el-Aziz
Algeciras
Mulai Hafiq
Mussai Hafiq
Tangier
Dr. Wassel
Fez
Murat Hafig
Mulat Hafig
Britain to Support France Over Moroccan Sultan
London reports indicate Britain will delay recognition of Mulai Hafik the Moroccan sultan but plans to recognize him later. Officials fault Germany for trying to win favor with promises and are consulting with France and Spain to press the Sultan to honor Morocco's obligations before recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Deay
Mulai Hafiq
Morocco
Germany
Mula Hafiq
Great Britain
France
Spain
Assassination of Caid Anfloos Shocks Tangier
A wireless dispatch from Mogador reports the assassination of Caid Anfloos. Moroccan reports say Mtougui defeated Gilaoui’s force near a city three hours away on August 26, with five hundred Mulai Hafig followers slain. Glaoui was wounded as three of his horses were shot. The slaughter is described as terrible and Mulai Hafig requests reinforcements.
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Tangier
Mogador
Caid Anfloos
Morocco
Mtougui
Gilaoui
Mulai Hafig
Glaoui
Reinforcements for Boudenib in Algeria Front
A French reinforcement column marches toward Boudenib near the Algerian frontier. A French detachment at Limen is surrounded by 1500 Berbers. French forces plan an offensive upon arrival of the reinforcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colomb Bechar
Algeria
Boudenib
Limen
Sultan of Dunahara to hang for Mindanao raid killings
The Territorial Supreme Court ruled the Sultan of Dunahara must hang for leading the Parang raid on Mindanao in January 19%, which killed J. W. McDonald. He is also ordered to pay the McDonald heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Territorial Supreme Court
Sultan
Dunahara
Parang
Mindanao
J. W. McDonaill
McDonald
Foreign News Notes Reported Across Several Cities
Reports from St. Petersburg Kharkov Dorpat Liverpool Victoria Tendon London outline political purges in Russia, a highway robbery with casualties, torture convictions, a suicide by a man linked to a Wild West show, a sinking freight ship, a derailment in Ontario, and a London court case where a claimed murderer was exposed as a lying ex-barber from a prominent family.
Japan alarms China over Chien-Tao actions
Peking reports Japan violated the status quo by occupying Yen-Chi-Ting Residency, deploying 1,000 gendarmes, reorganizing Korean governance, and establishing an agricultural farm at Lu-Tao-Tio. Tokyo is urged to halt moves as two major generals study Chien-Tao, a border bridge to Wonsan faces protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
China
Japan
Yen-Chi-Ting
Tokio
Lu-Tao-Tio
Chien-Tao
Tumen
Wonsan
Liberals Agree on Gomez in Cuban Nomination
The Zayista and Miguelista Liberal factions in Havana arrange a united ticket with Jose Miguel Gomez for President and Alfredo Zayas for Vice President. They will split other offices and support Zayas for a future presidency while keeping separate organizations yet joint campaign work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Liberal Party
José Miguel Gomez
Alfredo Zayas
Sefior Zayas
Charges Against France In Venezuelan Court Case
Caracas reports the Civil Court of First Instance fined the French Cable Company 5 million dollars. The court cites letters allegedly from Paul Julia of Paris to Jallabert in Martinique, noting Matos received official backing from France. The case claims Venezuelan government links France to Matos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Civil Court of First Instance
M. Delcassé
France
General Matos
M. Paul Julia
Paris
M. Jallabert
West Indies
South America
Martinique
Matos
Friesland sails for Caribbean from The Hague
The Dutch cruiser Friesland departed today for the Caribbean. No additional warships will be dispatched to the West Indies at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Hague
Friesland
Caribbean
West Indies
President Alfaro Improves After Heart Attack
Guayaquil reports President Alfaro’s heart ailment is improved and plans to return to Quito on Sunday. He has been sidelined by a heart attack but shows better condition and recovery progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guayaquil
Alfaro
Quito
Launch Destroyed By Fire Off Bayside Yacht Club
A 50-foot cruiser launch Mousquetaire owned by Alvin Wortham of the Larchmont Yacht Club was destroyed by fire while anchored off Bayside Long Island last night. Wortham, the yacht captain, and the steward were dining when Frederick Meavitt reported the blaze to Bayside volunteers. Firefighters arrived after the craft had been hauled ashore, the blaze posing a threat to nearby yachts until the gasoline explosion was controlled. The vessel valued around $7,000 was partially 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 at Silock home
In Hazleton Pennsylvania unknown enemies lowered dynamite into the chimney of John Silock’s Laurel Hill house last night with the plan to kill him his wife and ten children. The blast this morning badly injured Mrs Silock and their son John while destroying the kitchen stove and surroundings. The Silocks eldest children John and Susan were among the injured. others escaped. An adjacent dwelling was damaged. State police are investigating.
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Hazleton
Penn
John Silock
Laurel Hill
Silock
Silocks
John
Susan
Friends Oppose Bridge Whist At Conference
At the closing session of the Friends General Conference in Winona Lake Indiana on September 3 women denounced bridge whist as a threat to the home. A New York congressman said gambling laws would not be repealed even if Governor Hughes were not elected. Reports on Indian work and negro schools were presented and a plan to aid freedmen included advancing endowment by five thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Winona Lake
Ind
Friends’ General Conference
Assembly
Congress
New York
Hughes
Jesus
South
Two Friends’ Schools
South Carolina
Arkansas Rates Restrained by Federal Judge In Arkansas
St. Louis Iron Mountain Southern and three other railroads obtained a federal injunction in the U S Circuit Court blocking the Arkansas State Railway Commission from enforcing a two cent fare law and from hindering freight rate increases on intrastate traffic. Judge Van Deventer ruled Congress precedes state law in rate matters where interstate regulation conflicts intrastate rules.
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 After Boat Sinking
The body of Clara Strickland of South Atlantic City, missing with Charles Bateman of Philadelphia after their motor boat overturned in a storm last Friday, was recovered by fishermen fifteen miles at sea today. The launch they boarded for a supposed pleasure trip was recovered Monday night.
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Atlantic City
Clara Strickland
South Atlantic City
Charles Bateman
Philadelphia
Whitney tied to poolroom rings with latest arrest
Edgar A. Whitney once linked to police poolroom dealings under Devery faces two grand larceny complaints and is held on four thousand dollars. Accusers Bruno Kemerer and Samuel Siegenbaum describe investments and felonious drafts, while Whitney's long history with Parkhurst raids and anti vice schemes paints a pattern of deceit and graft. Samuel Koller, son in law of East Side fence, implicated but not charged, may testify against Whitney.
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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
Kemeter
New Amsterdam
Harlem
Twelfth Ward
Flood
Shields
Edward F. Glennon
New York Society
No. 284
Pearl Street
E. A. Whitney & Co
Justice Newburger
Supreme
Charles E. Pasco
Fannie Pasco Keller
Auto Down Embankment Injures Three at South Albany
An automobile owned by F L Underwood of the New Weston Hotel plunged fifteen feet down an embankment at South Albany avenue and 234th street after 6 pm. Mrs. Conger and Mrs. Underwood sustained head and face contusions with suspected internal injuries. John Fox the chauffeur unhurt. They were taken home after an ambulance from Fordham Hospital declined to transport them. The wreck was due to a defective steering gear. Underwood is president of the British Columbia Copper Company and a director of the Tomboy Gola Mines Company.
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Albany Avenue
234Th Street
F. L. Underwood
New Weston Hotel
49Th Street
Madison Avenue
R. W. Conger
John Fox
Underwood
Boy Run Down By Car In Staten Island Injury Report
Peter Landau eleven of Great Kills Staten Island was struck by an automobile owned by George Cohn a Manhattan businessman living at Great Kills. Peter Walsh the chauffeur was jailed at Stapleton police on felonious assault charge. Landau was walking along Richmond Road when hit the car moving in the same direction. He was taken unconscious to St Vincent's Hospital with a broken right leg and internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Landau
Great Kills
Staten Island
George Cohn
Manhattan
Peter Walsh
Stapleton
Young Landau
Richmond Road
St. Vincent's Hospital
Speeding Chauffeur Arrested Before Court In New Charge
Filis 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 after a chase on August 15. The officer said Kulp tried to run him down, prevented only by a revolver drawn during the pursuit. Bail was set at $500 on each charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filis H. Kulp
Nerney
Court of Special Sessions
Walsh
Tombs Court
Kulp
Man Fatally Struck Near Lincoln Hospital Intersection
William H. Bateman a 55 year old decorator of 443 East 143rd Street was struck by a vehicle behind a Lincoln Hospital ambulance at 138th Street and Willis Avenue last evening. He died of a skull fracture after being taken to Lincoln Hospital. Martin J. Heller of 617 West 112th Street, arrested by Patrolman Hedenreich 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
Morrisuania
Niles National Bank Closed in Ohio
The First National Bank of Niles was ordered closed by its board pending action by the Controller of the Currency. Directors state the bank is solvent and that all depositors will be paid in full. Capitalization is $309,900 with William Herbert as president and C P Wilson as vice president.
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Niles (Ohio
Niles
Ohio
First National Bank
William Herbert
C. P. Wilson
Metropolitan Life loan to Bernard Realty on 86th Street project
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company lent Bernard Realty Company 4.5 million dollars for a twelve story apartment on a Broadway Amsterdam Avenue 86th to 87th Street block, due for occupancy in January 1910. Nearby deals include Gibbs Kirby selling Lot 25 by 100 feet on 112th Street to Mrs. Dow for 320,000 and Elmer Darling buying 21 East 71st Street, a six story store and dwelling, with the seller owning the adjacent ten story loft. Plans were filed to convert 16 Thompson Street into a three story building for Charles Reichert, and stores were planned for a Columbus Avenue and 73rd Street six story structure for Louise Romaine. architects C. M. Straub and J. H. Knubel.
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The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Bernard Realty Company
Broadway
Amsterdam Ave
86Th
87Th Sts
Gibbs & Kirby
J. H. Saulzeider
E. S. Dow
112Th St
B. Goodale & Son
Robert Alexander
Elmer A. Darling
71St St
Thompson St
Charles Reichert
Columbus Ave
Auction Sells 82 Oakdale Bungalow Sites On Long Island
A Kensell sale in Vesey street rooms shows strong demand for Oakdale bungalow plots. Eighty two lots total fetched $19,985 with prices from $70 to $1,775 on property owned by W. K. Aston near Idle Hour and the Great South Bay. Other results noted include several properties with precise bids and debts, adjournments, and upcoming offerings at Riverside Drive and 127th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakdale
Long Island
Bryan J. Kennelly
Vesey Street
W. K. Aston
Great South Bay
Idle Hour
William K. Vanderbilt
Ww. 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 E. Mctreen
Leon Sobel In Two Real Estate Deals
The Cathedral Realty Company sold Leon Sobel a six story apartment house at 64 Cathedral Parkway on a 50.3 by 72.11 foot irregular plot and the two six story houses at the northeast corner of 108th Street and Columbus Avenue on a 100 by 127.2 foot irregular plot. Sobel also bought uncompleted flat houses via D Phenix Ingraham & Co and Joseph D Cronan from Peter Alexander on a 713 by 190 foot plot at the northwest corner of 196th Street and Manhattan Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cathedral Realty Company
Leon Sobel
Cathedral Parkway
108Th St
Columbus Ave
Mr. Sobel
D. Phenix Ingraham & Co
Joseph D. Cronan
Peter Alexander
196Th St
Manhattan Ave
Quick Market For These Houses on West 86th Street
N. L. Ottinger and Hellner Wolf sold the four story and basement dwelling at 124 West 86th Street on a 20 by 106.10 foot lot. The buyer will occupy the premises with I. J. Phillips & Co. as brokers. This is the sixth house sold from a row of ten purchased from the James estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottinger
Hellner & Wolf
West 86Th St
I. J. Phillips &Co
James
Sale of Brooklyn Houses in Park Slope and Flatbush
Howard C. Pyle & Co. sold No. 20 Silliman Place between 2nd and 3d avenues, a two story and basement brownstone two family dwelling, from Julian A. Gregory to William H. Goldsmith. Also sold No. 938 President Street, a four story and basement brownstone dwelling, 20 by 60 by 100 feet, from Francis M. Leagitt to Thomas E. Hicks. This is described as one of the best built houses on Park Slope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard C. Pyle & Co
Silliman Place
Aves
Julian A. Gregory
William H. Goldsmith
President St
Francis M. Leagitt
Thomas E. Hicks
Park Slope
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
9Th Ave
Sith St
Monroe St
Louis Gordon
Schwitzer & Levis
Klein & Jackson
Iahrbach & Brocker
J. Gumpel & Sons
Clothier
7Th Ave
A. Lidenberg
Real Estate Trades In Brokerage Market
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 exchanges for 318 West 76th Street. Harris Gottlieb sells 1% to 129 West 142nd Street two six story flat houses on 40 by 99.11 foot plots. Charlies Buermann & Co sells for Samuel Golding the six story tenement at Broome and Lewis streets to Andrew Kuhn. George F Johnson's Son Company sells 910 Whitlock Ave a three story two family house to Thomas J McLaughlin. B Cowan sells for John Randall two two family houses on Irvine Street east side north of Seneca Ave and plans for Mrs Hannah Packer five 20 foot houses on Irvine Street south of Garrison Ave.
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Thomas C. Thatcher
West Fist St
Louis B. Rolston
Broome and
Lewis Srs
Andrew Kuhn
George F. Johnson
Hannah Packer
Irvine St
Garrison Ave
West Side Stables Leased for Five Years to Olds Mobile
Daniel P Ritchey leases stables 251 and 253 West 58th street to Charles K Ap pl eby for five years. They will be rebuilt as a garage at a cost of 30000 dollars from Cowens Co plans and occupied by Olds Mobile Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel P. Ritchey
Charles K. Appleby
West 58Th St
Cowens& Co
Oldsmobile Company
Bronx Building Plans for two dwellings on Parkview Place
Fordham Realty Co owner AEricson as architect outlines plans at Parkview Place near Keetaw Ave for two 2% story frame dwellings sized 19x40 each costing $10,000 and 150 ft north of Andrews Ave for a 2% story brick dwelling 27x42.9 with architect George F Pelham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkview Place
S & 218
Keetaw Ave
Fordham Realty Co
A Ericson
Andrew Ave
W S
Eee Walker
George F Pelham
Alterations Filed for West 2nd Street Apartments
Plans by James Riley Gordon for alterations to a suite at No 27 West 2th Street for Burton S Castles brother of John W Castles president of Guaranty Trust Company. Alterations cost about $5000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Riley Gordon
West 2Th St
Burton S. Castles
John W. Castles
The
Guaranty Trust Company
Apartment House List See Gibbs and Kirby
Gibbs and Kirby advertise an apartment house list located at Broadway and 103rd Street. The notice calls attention to available units and contact points for prospective tenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibbs & Kirby
Broadway
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Zayas
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Lively
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Riverside Drive
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Hotel Algonquin
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Sale OF Brooklyn Houses
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