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New York Tribune

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1908

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Dutch Ultimatum to Venezuela Reported in The Hague

The Hague notes that Venezuela must revoke Castro's May decree by November 1 affecting Curacao trade, with Curacao transshipment moved to Puerto Cabello. Holland hopes for a peaceful settlement, while Venezuela’s grievances gain acknowledgment and Dutch opposition to broader intervention persists. Parliament slated to meet September 15 to discuss the crisis. Captain van Asbeck then departs with De Reus’ dismissal context aboard the Zulia.

Hague Holland Venezuela Castro Curacao Who Puerto Cabello Willemstad Jonkheer van Ren M. Ge Reus Caracas Hoven Trouw Amsterdam M. de Reus Foreign Office Parliament Vaderlana de Reuter West Indies

Taft to tour key states from mid September

Taft plans a four week speaking tour likely starting September 21 with stops in New York, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri and Nebraska. He and Hitchcock aim to energize supporters after a strong Youngstown opening, highlighting continued Republican policy and measures to curb overissuance of railroad securities while stressing anti trust enforcement.

Tribune Middle Bass Island Ohio Taft National Committee Youngstown Hughes Middle Bass Club Hitchcock Cincinnati New York Indiana Illinois Iowa Missouri Nebraska Mr. Taft Sandusky Tiffany Tiffin Carey Wharton Forrest Kenton Bellefontaine Urbana Springfield Dayton Republican Organization Erie County Frent Hayes Oper Arthur L. Vorys Vorys Harris

Governor Hughes speaks at Troy Home Week opening

Governor Charles E. Hughes addressed about forty thousand in Troy as part of Home Week events after an overnight ride from Youngstown. Lt Governor Chanler, Speaker Wadsworth, and Sec Whalen spoke at two outdoor gatherings in Prospect Park and the northern part of town, with large crowds and patriotic services featuring thousands of flag bearing children.

Troy Charles E. Hughes Youngstown Ohio Chanler Wadsworth Whalen Prospect Park Elias P. Mann Hughes Twelfth Street Lansingburg

Delagrange Sets Aerial World Record At Issy

Léon Delagrange, president of the Aviation Club of France, flew at Issy for 29 minutes 54 seconds covering about 15.25 miles. He surpassed Farman and Wright distances, ended only by exhausted motor fluid, with witnesses including Quinton, Gasnier, Ferber, Malecot. He planned immediate retries, weather permitting.

Paris Léon Delagrange Aviation Club of France Issy M. Delagrange Henry Farman Wilbur Wright Wright Brothers United States MM. Quinton Gasnier Ferber Malecot

Men Held For Cutting Maple Tops In Clifton Street

Three Richmond Light and Railway Company workers cut top portions from maple trees on Vanderbilt avenue Clifton Staten Island. They defied injunctions, were arrested for lacking Parks Department permits, and held to Wednesday for further prosecution by order of a State Forestry Commission representative. George W Vanderbilt supports action. trees planted over twenty years ago for a prized city feature.

Richmond Light and Railway Company Vanderbilt Avenue Clifton Staten Island John T. Sprague Department of Health Department of Parks State Forestry Commission George W. Vanderbilt Mr. Vanderbilt

Rioters Clash at Glasgow Cathedral During Service

Glasgow on September 6 reports two thousand socialists and unemployed at an open air meeting who tried to invade the cathedral during services. Police charged the mob with batons, injuring several rioters and dispersing the crowd. The group threatens to regroup Thursday with a larger force to attack municipal buildings.

Glasgow Forciny

Riot at Sale of Irish Estate in Limerick

A Limerick League meeting amid Earl of Devon's sale of thirty five thousand acres devolved into riotous scenes as Wiliam O'Brien supporters clashed with others. MPs J Gwynn TM Kettle M Joyce and Michael J Flavin were assaulted. police struggled to restore order. Devon is selling under the Irish land act, nearly all his property in Limerick except castle and park.

Newcastle Limerick League Earl of Devon Wiliam O'Brien J. Gwynn TM. Kettle M. Joyce Michael J. Flavin Lord Devon Limerick

Scope of Catholic Congress Emphasized in London

Cardinal Vannutelli told reporters in Westminster that the Eucharistic Congress sessions would be confined to devotional exercises and that no political intent or papal greetings would be included. He stressed there was no plan for host country questions or political actions during the Congress.

London Cardinal Vannutelli Eucharistic Congress Westminster England

Nationalist and Royalist clash amid renewed talks at Tabaz

British Vice-Consul reports renewed negotiation attempts between Nationalist leaders and envoy Ain-d-Dowleh, but strong opposition blocks compromise. Hostilities resume as Nationalist forces shell Royalist lines amid ongoing tension and distant prospects for truce.

Tabaz Ain--d-Dowleh

Governor Davidson Rescues Drowning Men on Lake Mendota

In Kadison Wisconsin on September 6 Governor Davidson saved two men from drowning after their canoe capsized on Lake Mendota. They clung to pieces of the craft as several canoes were capsized by a sudden panic. The rescue details remain unclear.

Kadison Wis Lake Mente

Harriman lauds recovery after panic in Portland reception

E. H. Harriman spoke at a Commercial Club reception in Portland before departing for San Francisco. He said the economy recovered from last fall’s panic with hardly a scratch and pledged to complete planned work. He dismissed past friction with northern rivals, noting improved relations and openness to new roads on the Columbia River.

Portland Ore E. H. Harriman San Francisco Commercial Club Columbia River James J. Hill Mr. Harriman

Lamplighters Killings Shock Yonkers Strike

In Yonkers a second murder tied to the lamplighters strike occurs as Gregoria di Silvio of Mount Vernon dies from injuries after a non strike call. He identifies Michael Dipaulo and Pacificio di Marco as his attackers before death. Antonio Ferrulla’s battered body is found near Undercliff crossing. Police arrest eight Italians on suspicion.

Yonkers Gregoria di Silvio Mount Vernon Michael Dipaulo Willow Street Pacificio di Marco Nepperhan Avenue Antonio Ferrulla School Street

Rockefeller to Review Cleveland Labor Day Parade

John D. Rockefeller plans to view the union labor parade in Cleveland as part of the Labor Day events. He is said to offer prizes for the best looking labor group and the finest team of work horses in the procession, marking the first time he will watch the parade from his touring car.

the Tribune Cleveland John D. Rockefeller Rockefeller Mr. Rockefeller

Countess Fatally Hurt in Car Accident Near Le Mans

An automobile carrying Countess de Waréns and a companion, friends of Wilbur Wright, overturned on the road from a trip to Le Mans. The chauffeur was killed and the countess was probably fatally injured.

le Mans Countess de Waréns Wilbur Wright

Vatican to appoint Aversa to Washington post

Rome reports the Vatican plans to move Monsignor Aversa, current Apostolic Delegate to Cuba, to the Washington office to replace Monsignor Falconio who will take another post without cardinalate.

Monsignor Aversa Rome Vatican Cuba Washington Falconio

Italian Driver Felice Nazzaro Wins Florio Cup

Felice Nazzaro of Italy wins the Florio Cup at Bologna covering 315 miles in 4 hours 25 minutes and 21 seconds.

Bologna Felice Nazzaro

Paris Society Countess De Sabatier Dies By Suicide

Paris reports Countess de Sabatier, a prominent society figure, shot herself today. The death is attributed to long standing nervous excitement and mental strain affecting the countess.

Countess DE Sabatier Paris

Bring Negro Back To Springfield News Item

Telegraph report from Springfield Illinois dated September 6 states Jos James, indicted for murder of C. J. Ballard, was secretly brought from Bloomington to the county jail under special guard for arraignment. Mob violence had risen after learns of the case. Rain or shine, events at the Hendrick Hudson venue advertise music on Sunday and Tuesday.

Telegraph the Tribune Springfield Jos" James C. J. Ballard Bloomington Enjoyment Fine Hendrick Hudson Adyt

Forest Fire Devastates Chisholm and Northeastern Minnesota

After destroying Chisholm on the Mesaba Range and burning thousands of acres across St. Louis Carleton Itasca counties and Douglass County Wisconsin the fires were checked as winds subsided. Thousands homeless, brigades fought through the night saving Hibbing Nashwauk and other towns while relief committees and state officials mobilized aid and military protection. Estimated damage totals about 3.75 million with many refugees and destroyed property, prompting a statewide relief drive.

Duluth Minn Chisholm Mesaba Range St. Louis Carleton Itasca Minnesota Douglass County Wisconsin Buhl Nashwauk Mesaba Iron Range Hibbing Duluth, Mesaba & Northern Railroad Weirick Johnson St. Paul St. Louis County Shenando Hartley Pillsbury R. D. Haven A. C. Weiss Mike Bunnell A. L. Ordean A. J. Washburn H. M. Peyton Martin Hughes Wrenshall Coleraine 2D Regiment

$30 Million Endowment Plan for University of Wisconsin

William F. Vilas will provides a permanent endowment fund of 30 million dollars for the University of Wisconsin to support additional professorships and research. The will directs that income first funds the trust, with eventually the principal growing to 80 million, establishing professorships and scholarships to advance the university to leading status.

Manent University of Wisconsin William F. Vilas Milwaukee

Atlantic City Sealed Dry Law Sparks Loyal Rally

Atlantic City faced rain and a booming crowd of two hundred thousand visitors despite Governor Fort's saloon closures. Police seized Sunday ruiners while Law and Order agents chased illicit vendors. Churches rang with praise as residents cheered the mayor over the crackdown and the storm cleared for ocean baths.

The Tribune Atlantic City Governor Fort First Methodist

Valet Arraigned in Grand Jury Theft Case

Alfred Fista of 302 East 65th Street was arraigned in the West Side court on charges of stealing clothing and a locket from Henry T. Carey of 3S West 71st Street. Held in $1000 bail for examination. Detectives said they found the locket and over $3,000 in pawn tickets plus books of Senator Chauncey M. Depew in his rooms, claimed to be from a short period of work for Depew.

Alfred Fista East 65Th Street West Side Henry T. Carey West 71St Street Hermann O'Donnell McIvor Carey Fista Mr. Carey Chauncey M. Depew

Upton Sinclair Makes Wild Charges in Placid Visit

Upton Sinclair arrives in Lake Placid and defies William E. Corey amid libel talk over The Money Changers. He claims Steel Trust agents burned Helicon Hall to destroy evidence and that they sought his life. He stands by his panic plot accusation and names a friend preparing a revealing magazine article.

Lake Placid N. Y Upton Sinclair William E. Corey Corey Steel Trust Helicon Hall

Auto club guards Pike with traps to trap drivers

Norristown Pennsylvania September 6 volunteers from the Norristown Automobile Club posted scouts along the Ridge Pike from Eagleville to Trappe to warn chauffeurs of three traps set to trap automobile owners. The vigilant patrols resemble frontier war times as guards and pickets keep the road secure between the two villages.

Tribune Norristown Penn Ridge Pike Eagleville Lamb Tavern Trappe Norristown Automobile Club

Erie County Solidifies Hughes Nomination Support

Despite early Republican opposition from the anti Hughes faction in Erie County, two conference meetings last week cleared hostility. Erie delegates to the state convention are pledged to vote for Governor Hughes renomination, with uninstructed delegates from the county convention. Henry Adsit Bull and John Lord O'Brien, longtime Hughes allies, report caucus instructions to vote for Hughes.

Tribune Buffalo Erie County Hughes Wadsworth Erie Henry Adsit Bull Common Council John Lord O' Brian

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Senator Beveridge Governor Harris Arthur I. Vorys Gov. Hughes Governor Hughes Great Brotherhood America Albany Delagrange SCOPE Catholic Congress Tabriz Sovernor Davidson Harriman New Hill Pacific Northwest Nazzaro Sandy Hook Labor Day West End Longes Seabright W. F. Vilas Madison, Wis Depew
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