Dutch Ultimatum Reply to Venezuela in Trade Dispute
Holland seeks Venezuela to revoke the May decree forcing transshipment at Puerto Cabello by November 1 to ease Curacao trade disruption. The exchange notes contain cautious ultimatums and discuss the dismissal of M. de Reus amid anti Venezuela protests in Curacao. Parliament meets September 15 with Venezuela policy likely to be raised. De Reus is recalled? No, he was dismissed. the Gelferlanda commander departs for New York aboard the Zulia.
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Holland
Venexorle
Venezuela
Castro
Curacao
Venezuels
Puerto Cabello
Willemstad
Jonkheer van
M. Ge Reus
Cyraces
Trouw
Amsterdam
M. de Reus
Foreign Office
Vaderlana
de Reuter
West Indies
Willemetae
van Asbeck
Minister de Reus
Zulia
New York
Delagrange Sets New World Aeroplane Record at Issy
Paris. Léon Delagrange, president of the Aviation Club of France, set a new world record for aeroplane flight at Issy. He stayed aloft 29 minutes 54.5 seconds and circled 15.5 times, covering 24 727 metres. He beat Farman’s longest flight by 9 minutes 34.15 seconds and surpassed Wright’s distance by about 1.75 miles. Observers including Quinton, Gasnier, Ferber and Malecot witnessed the feat and officials accepted the records. Delagrange plans another attempt with a 30 litre tank, weather permitting.
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Paris
Léon Delagrange
Aviation Club of France
Issy
M. Delagrange
Henry Farman
Wilbur Wright
Wright Brothers
United States
Quinton
Gasnier
Ferber
Malecot
Taft to Begin Speaking Tour Across Key States
Taft plans a multi week campaign start around September 21 with stops across New York Indiana Illinois Iowa Missouri and Nebraska. The Youngstown opening drew strong Republican backing and Governor Hughes is seen as a valuable asset. Continuous high energy is expected through Election Day with emphasis on continuing prosperity anti trust enforcement and curbing railroad stock overissuance. Continuous travel from Sandusky to Cincinnati includes Port Clinton Fremont Sandusky and Erie County events with Vorys noting strong labor support in Youngstown.
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Tribune
Middle Bass Island
Ohio
Taft
National Committee
Youngstown
Hughes
Middle Bass Club
Hitchcock
Cincinnati
New York
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Sandusky
Tiffany
Tiffin
Carey
Wharton
Forrest
Kenton
Bellefontaine
Urbana
Springfield
Dayton
Mr. Taft
Port Clinton
Commodore Richardson
Fremont
President Hayes
Spiegel Grove
Colonel Webb Hayes
John W. Herren
Colonel Hayes
Edward Marsh
Soldiers
Republican Organization
Erie County
Opera House
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 ceremonies after a tolling night trip from Youngstown. Lt. Gov. Chanler, Speaker Wadsworth and Secretary Whalen spoke at two outdoor meetings in Prospect Park and the north Troy area, with a patriotic program featuring thousands of flagbearing children.
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Troy
Charlies E. Hughes
Youngstown
Ohio
Chanler
Wadsworth
Whalen
Prospect Park
Elias P. Mann
Hughes
Tree cutting on Vanderbilt avenue arouses city protest
Three Richmond Light and Railroad Company workers chopped wrenches from maple tops on Vanderbilt avenue Clifton Staten Island defying injunctions. Dr John T Sprague of the borough health department urged action laughed at. Arrested for lack of Parks permits, they awaited Wednesday arraignment as State Forestry Commission sought holding. George W Vanderbilt backs prosecution while trees long planted and cared for by him stood to form a notable street feature.
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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
Rioting at Glasgow as Socialists clash with police
Glasgow on September 6 saw about two thousand socialists and unemployed persons at an open air meeting. Violent speeches preceded an attempted invasion of the cathedral during services. Police charged the mob with batons, several rioters injured, and the crowd dispersed. The socialists threaten a Thursday meeting to attack the municipal building.
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Glasgow
Catheral
Riot at Irish estate sale in Limerick meeting
A Limerick League meeting over the Earl of Devon estate sale sparked riots between William O’Brien followers and other party factions. MPs S. J. Gwynn TM. Kettle M. Joyce and Michael J. Flavin were assaulted, police struggled to restore order as Lord Devon sells about thirty five thousand acres under the Irish land act, excluding castle and park.
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Newcastle
Limerick League
Earl of Devon
William O’brien
S. J. Gwynn
TM. Kettle
M. Joyce
Michael J. Flavin
Lord Deven
Limerick
Scope of Catholic Congress Emphasizes Purely Religious Focus
London reports Cardinal Vannutelli stating the Eucharistic Congress in Westminster is confined to purely religious questions with no political aim. He said there is no intention to discuss the Pope's temporal power and that the gathering has no political agenda in England.
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Cardinal Vannutelli
London
Westminster
Congress
Uns
England
Nationalist talks in Tabriz stall as hostilities resume
In Tabriz on September 6, the British Vice-Consul helped renew negotiations between Nationalist leaders and an envoy to Abed Dowleh, but strong opposition to compromise persists. Hostilities renewed as Nationalist forces attacked Royalist lines, signaling continued conflict.
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Tabriz
Ab-ed-Dowleh
Governor Davidson Rescues Men From Lake Mendota Canoe Capsize
While boating on Lake Mendota Governor Davidson rescued two men clinging to a capsized canoe. The incident occurred this afternoon when strong winds upset several canoes, and the specifics of the rescued individuals were not immediately disclosed.
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Radison
Wissept
Lake Mente
Davidson
Lake Mendota
Harriman Hails Recovery and Cooperation in Portland Speech
E H Harriman spoke at a Commercial Club reception in Portland before departing for San Francisco. He said the country is in better shape after last fall's panic, that new roads on the Columbia River north bank by James J Hill will be completed, and that northern neighbors are not blocked but welcomed to help develop the region. He noted past misunderstandings have been resolved and emphasized mutual growth.
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Great Brotherhood
America
Troy
Portland
Ore
E. H. Harriman
San Francisco
Commercial Club
Columbia River
James J. Hill
Mr. Harriman
Lamplighter Slain in Yonkers Strike Violence
Police say Gregoria di Silvio of Mount Vernon died after a Tuesday assault amid the lamplighters' strike. He identified Michael Dipaulo of Yonkers and Pacificio di Marco as his attackers before dying. Antonio Ferrulla of Yonkers was found beaten near Undercliff crossing with a bloodstained stone nearby. eight Italians were arrested on suspicion.
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Yonkers
Gregoria di Silvio
Mount Vernon
Michael Dipaulo
Willow Street
Pacificio di Marco
Nepperhan Avenue
Antonio Ferrulla
School Street
Putnam
Rockefeller to View Labor Day Parade in Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller plans to review the union labor parade on Labor Day, with friends noting he will award prizes for the best appearing labor body and the finest looking work horses in the procession. If he attends by touring car it will be his first such appearance in Cleveland.
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Tribune
Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Countess de Waréns Hurt in Auto Crash Near Le Mans
An automobile carrying Countess de Waréns and a companion, friends of Wilbur Wright, overturned on the way back to Le Mans from a trip. The chauffeur was killed and the countess was probably fatally injured.
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le Mans
Countess de Waréns
Wilbur Wright
Vatican to appoint Aversa as Apostolic Delegate at Washington
Rome reports the Vatican has practically decided to name Monsignor Aversa, current Apostolic Delegate to Cuba, to the Washington post to succeed Monsignor Falconio who will move to another assignment but not a cardinalate.
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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 21 seconds.
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Bologna
Felice Nazzaro
Countess de Sabatier Dies by Own Hand in Paris
Paris reports Countess de Sabatier, a leading Parisian society figure, shot herself today ending a period of long standing nervous excitement. Authorities believe the act stemmed from mental strain affecting the countess for an extended time.
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Paris
Countess de Sabatier
Bring Negro Back to Springfield In Telegraph Message
Springfield, Illinois. Sept 6 Jos James the negro indicted for murdering C. J. Ballard was secretly brought from Bloomington to the county jail at midnight. He is heavily guarded and will be arraigned tomorrow. The incident followed mob pressure in the city. Rain or shine, the Hendrick Hudson blend advertisement notes music events Wednesday and Tuesday.
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The
Tribune
Springfield
Jos" James
C. J. Ballard
Bloomington
Forest fires devastate Chisholm and threaten area towns
Duluth reports fires in Mesaba Range destroy Chisholm and burn thousands of acres across St Louis, Carleton, Itasca counties and Douglas County Wisconsin. Wind abated, residents plan rebuilding while Hibbing shelters refugees. Total damage estimated at 3.75 million with 4,000 homeless in Chisholm.
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Duluth
Minn
Chisholm
Mesaba Range
St. Louis
Carleton
Itasca
Minnesota
Douglass County
Wisconsin
Buhl
Nashwauk
Mesaba Iron Range
Stadahm
Hibbing
Duluth, Mesaba & Northern Railroad
Weirick
Johnson
St. Paul
St. Louis County
Shenando
Hartley
Pillsbury
R. D. Haven
A. C. Weiss
Millie Bunnell
A. L. Ordean
A. J. Washburn
H. M. Peyton
Martin Hughes
Wrenshall
Coleraine
2D Regiment
Extra evening trip on Sandy Hook route Sept. 7
An additional trip beyond the regular schedule will run on Labor Day evening September 7 from West End, Long Branch, Seabright, and other stops, arriving in New York at 10 PM. The notice specifies an extended service to accommodate holiday travel.
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Sandy Hook
Labor Day
West End
Long Branch
Seabright
New York
$30 Million Vilas Endowment For Wisconsin University
The will of the late William F. Vilas provides a permanent endowment fund for the University of Wisconsin totaling 30 million dollars. Income will fund additional professorships and research once the principal reaches 30 million. The estate is valued at about 842 thousand, with real estate and personal property making up the total. heirs receive a life estate.
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Wisconsin
William F. Vilas
Milwaukee
Atlantic City Dry Laws Stir In Angling Rain
Atlantic City encounters a rain drenched Sunday as 200000 visitors fill hotels despite Governor Forts shutdown order. Police nab Sunday ruin vendors while churches praise the governor and local officials. Mayor Stoy and other leaders face saloonkeeper opposition as crowds cope with weather and regulation.
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The
Tribune
Atlantic City
Governor Fort
First Methodist
Stoy
Royal Arch of
Arraigned valet accused in theft from Carey
Alfred Fista living at 302 East 65th street was arraigned in West Side court on charges of stealing clothing and a locket from Henry T. Carey of 38 West 71st street. Held for examination in 1000 bail. Detectives said they found the missing locket and pawn tickets valued at over £3,000 as well as books belonging to Senator Chauncey M. Depew in his rooms.
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Alfred Fista
East 65Th Street
West Side
Henry T. Carey
West 71St Street
Hermann
O'Donnell
McIvor
Fista
Mr. Carey
Chauncey M. Depew
Upton Sinclair Charges Libel Fight In Lake Placid
Upton Sinclair arrives in Lake Placid and challenges William E. Corey to sue him for libel over The Money Changers. He accuses Steel Trust agents of burning armor plate shop records at Helicon Hall and says they sought his life while he reiterates the book’s claim that the recent panic was deliberately planned.
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Lake Placid
Upton Sinclair
William E. Corey
Auto club guards Ridge Pike traps to trap drivers
Norristown Penn Sept 6 The Ridge Pike from Eagleville to Lamb Tavern at Trappe resembled a frontier road as a volunteer squad from the Norristown Automobile Club patrolled and posted scouts to warn chauffeurs. Three traps were reportedly set between the two villages to catch automobile owners.
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Tribune
Norristown
Penn
Ridge Pike
Eagleville
Lamb Tavern
Trappe
Erie County backs Hughes for renomination at state convention
Despite earlier Republican opposition known as the federal crowd, Erie County leaders report unified support for Governor Hughes. After two conferences the anti Hughes faction capitulated, agreeing delegates will vote solidly for Hughes at the state convention. Adsit Bull and John Lord O'Brian, longtime Hughes backers, announce they secured backing at Erie.
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Tribune
Buffalo
Erie County
Hughes
Ery
Wadsworth
Erie
Henry Adsit Bull
Common Council
John Lord O'Brian
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Harriman
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the Tribune
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