Papal Legate Speaks at Westminster Cathedral in London
Cardinal Vannutelli greeted by vast crowds at Westminster Cathedral as he presides over Eucharistic Congress events. The ceremony features archbishops bishops and nobles, with the cardinal delivering remarks on church unity and English Catholic heritage amid festive, solemn rites.
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England
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London
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Urban IV
Home Office Troubled by Catholic Procession
London editorial notes protestant societies decry overzealous action, the Home Office faces a dilemma as a Catholic Eucharistic procession in Catholic London quarters tests law. King acknowledges a request to forbid. Gladstone weighs options between blocking or policing to avoid further breaches.
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Congress Pt Nee Tie
German interference over Mulai Hafiz in Tangier crisis
Paris reports in Temps that Mulai Hafiz delays in replying to his Tangier proclamation stem from awaiting German counsel. The dispatch notes Wassel’s political mission to Fez, warns against El Menebhi, and cites Germany’s aim to back Hafiz amid European tensions. Fez confirms Wassel’s arrival and talks with Hafiz.
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Morocco
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Downfall of Danish Minister Alberti Shocks Copenhagen
Albertis confession reveals multi million frauds at Bondestandens Sparkasse where he presided. Losses hit the Danish Farmers Butter Export Association hard and ruin many peasants. Alberti claims losses stem from gold mine speculation and accounting fraud begun in 1884. Criminal proceedings set for Thursday as state aid considerations rise.
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Danish Farmers’ Butter Export Association
London
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Unemployed march ends in dispersal. arrests made in Glasgow
In Glasgow on a midnight march by about three thousand unemployed, mounted police scattered the crowd and thwarted its aim. Several arrests occurred as the Town Council prepares to discuss measures to ease unemployment distress.
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Inspectors to Station Customs at Havana for U S Travelers
Treasury Department favors placing two American customs inspectors in Havana to examine baggage of passengers bound for the United States, avoiding inspections upon arrival. Governor Magoon may issue a decree authorizing construction of a building for the inspectors.
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United States
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General Wood's Horse Falls in German Maneuver Scene
Major General Leonard Wood of the U S A narrowly escaped injury at St Johann on the Saar as a staff automobile horn startled his horse causing it to rear and plunge. The horse fell and tore the general's spur from his boot though he suffered only a shook and was unhurt.
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Leonard Wood
U.S. A
Syrians in New Move to Oust the Sultan
Syrians in New York form the Syrian Union Ottoman Society led by Najeeb A Mokarzel and Nakle Moutran Pacha demand Abdul Hamid IIs abdication within a month. Moutran, a Paris-based antiques dealer, is portrayed as financing the campaign though officials deny involvement, while Mundji Bey disclaims authority of the group and notes Moutran and Mokarzel act independently.
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Nakle Moutran Pacha
Paris
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Carnegie Hall
Empire
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Young Turks
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France
Germany to raise taxes to cut imperial debt
Berlin reports the government plans far reaching tax increases and debt reduction to be laid before the Reichstag when it reconvenes in November. Specialists note Germany’s growing wealth and tapping more taxes such as inheritances, tobacco, beverages, stamps, brandy, petroleum, gas and electricity consumption. A Norddeutsche Zeitung outline says expenditure cuts, new revenue, and a sinking fund are needed, with department staff reductions as part of the reform, while precise tax proposals await later announcement.
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Reichstag
Germany
Norddeutsche Zeitung
Imperial Ministry of Finance
Tolstoy Festivities Attend Stolypin Visit in St Petersburg
Premier Stolypin and his family attended the Tolstoy memorial at the Suvorin Theatre in St. Petersburg. Scenes from Resurrection and The Power of Darkness were shown. Stolypin voiced concern over provincial authorities extending measures during his vacation abroad. General Dracheffski ordered bookstores to remove Tolstoy displays from windows.
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Redmond and Devlin Sail for New York
Queenstown crowds greet Irish Parliamentary party leaders John Redmond and Joseph Devlin as they arrive to embark on the Oceanic for New York. About five thousand people welcome the pair amid signals and cheers.
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Irish Parliamentary Party
Joseph Devlin
New York
Police Captain and Citizen Shot in Baku Street
A police captain and a passing citizen were shot dead in Baku today by unknown assailants. Authorities investigated amid rising tension as the attack disrupted the morning commute and sparked calls for security measures.
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Baku
Various World News Items From Constantinople to St. Petersburg
Reports from Constantinople say Silvio Ricci was arrested for allegedly conspiring to assassinate the Sultan in May 1995. In Honolulu lava levels at Kilauea shifted dramatically after earthquakes, with a 709 foot fall and a 400 foot rise. In Peking a morphine seller was sentenced to ten years for opium dealing as officials fail to sign a pledge ceasing opium use. In Rome the Countess Mastai Bellegarde offered her palace for sale, dismissed as unaffordable, with intent to fund a recreation ground for American College students. In St. Petersburg socialist Dr Cornilieff, once a Douma member, was sentenced to two years in a fortress for leading a revolutionary movement after extradition from Finland.
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Sinigagila
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Holy See
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St. Petersburg
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Finland
Miss Clara Clemens Returns Home From Tour
Miss Clara Clemens contralto and Mark Twain's daughter arrived from abroad aboard the Cunard liner Caronia. She plans a United States tour to the Pacific Coast. Twain stayed in Connecticut for medical advice, sending a letter he was bilious, not abandoning New York.
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Mark Twain
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Caronia
United States
Pacific Coast
Miss Clemens
Connecticut
New York City
New York
Opera At Popular Prices In New Faust Run
A large audience enjoyed Abramson's opera company at the American Theatre presenting Faust. The public favors grand opera at affordable prices, with creditable performances each night. Mlle Lola Bertozzi played Marguerite and M. Michailoff starred as Faust, both delivering pleasing voices. Tonight the bill includes Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci.
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American Theatre
Faust
Cavalleria Rusticana
Coyne to perform in The Mollusc at Garrick
Justice Bischoff refused to grant an injunction restraining Joseph Coyne from playing in The Mollusc at the Garrick under Charles Frohman. The Shubert Company claims Coyne violated a prior contract by performing elsewhere, while Coyne argues unequal terms and non mutuality make specific enforcement improper. The court held the contract must be fair and mutual for injunctions to compel performance.
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Supreme Court
Shubert Theatrical Company
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Mollusc
Garrick
Charles Frohman
Coyne
Shubert
London
Frohman
The
Shuberts
Teddy in Darkest Africa comedy set for Casino season
A new musical comedy review The Mimic World of 1909 will present Roosevelt as the subject of humorous adventures in Africa. Walter Lawrence stars as Citizen Roosevelt with Irene Bentley as an Arab princess and Grace Tyson as a simian queen. The production at the Casino includes lions and tigers with Addison Burchardt writing the book and Melville Ellis the music.
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Addison Burchardt
Melville Ellis
Animal Kingdom
Mater at the Savoy Theatre opens September 2
Henry Miller presents the Percy Mackaye comedy Mater at the Savoy Theatre starting Saturday September 2 with Isabel Irving starring. Diana of Dobson's will be withdrawn next week.
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Henry Miller
Percy Mackaye
Mater
Isabel Irving
Diana of Dobson
Rehearsing The Melting Pot in Washington season debut
Walker Whiteside began rehearsals yesterday for The Melting Pot a play by Israel Zangwill to be presented this season by Liepdler Co The first performance will occur in Washington early in October Cast includes Henry Bergman Grant Stewart John Blair Louise von Ottinger Louise Muldener and Sadie Connolly
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Israel Zangwill
Liepdler & Co
Washington
Henry Bergman
Grant Stewart
John Blair
Louise von Ottinger
Louise Muldener
Sadie Connolly
The Prima Donna cast and other stage news
Theatrical news lists Margaret May W J Ferguson and George W McNamara set to appear with Fritzi Scheff in The Prima Donna with rehearsals starting yesterday. Edna May rumors are denied by Miss May who is Edna May’s sister. Daisy Lloyd will arrive September 15 to play at Blaney's Lincoln Square Theatre. Mabel Roebuck is cast with James K Hackett in The Prisoner of Zenda revived at the Hackett Theatre September 2.
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W. J. Ferguson
George W. McNamara
Fritzi Scheff
Miss May
Edna
Edna May
Daisy Lloyd
Lloyd
Variety
Blaney
Lincoln Square Theatre
Mabel Roebuck
James K. Hackett
Zenda
Hackett Theatre
Weather Forecast and Local Record Report
Washington reports fair weather nationwide aside from Florida, Georgia, and Colorado. Jacksonville sees 6.18 inches of rain. Temperature trends rise in the north while cooling in Minnesota and Colorado. Winds vary by coast and region with general no major change in temperature over 48 hours. Local notices include New York and New England forecasts and a Weather Bureau temperature comparison for the past year.
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Gulf
Colorado
Florida
Jacksonville
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
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Nebraska
Gulf States
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Arizona
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South Atlantic Coast
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Grand Banka
Weather Bureau
Ric Muccer
Schools Need 33 Million Budget Raise To Start Term
The Board of Education approved a budget of 33 million plus for the coming year, with 5.5 million earmarked to raise women teachers salaries and additional amounts for elementary high and training school staff. The measure covers fire safety, furniture delays, and new posts including James C. Monaghan named principal of Stuyvesant Evening Trade School. Registration for the term is expected to reach about 440,000 across five boroughs with more teachers than last year.
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Brooklyn
James C. Monaghan
Stuyvesant
William H. Maxwell
Undertakers Frank E Campbell Firm Listing
Public and private ambulances served by Frank E Campbell at 2412 West 234th Street Chapel Chelsea with telephone 1224.
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Chelsea
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME IN NEW ENGLAND NOTES
Watertown Miss Ethel Brown eldest daughter of ex Senator Elena Brown married John Johnston of Muskogee Oklahoma in Trinity Church. The maid of honor was Rena Brown, best man William Armstrong. Tyler Longstreet Redfield and Lydia F Story wed in Mamaroneck. they plan a European honeymoon motoring on the Continent. Franklin Murphy Jr engagement to Harriet Alexander Lang announced. Robert H Neilson to marry Sarah E Russell at Christ Church Boston. Harriman may attend.
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Chicago
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New York City
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Boston Wharf Company
William E. Russell
Lieutenant May Resigns to Wed in Poughkeepsie
Dr Eben Clayton Hill first lieutenant medical corps threatens to resign after leave requests to marry Miss Lucy Lovell Atwater are refused He appeals to the War Department for a third time noting invitations issued for a September 19 wedding in Poughkeepsie New York to Edward Atwater's daughter, a banker
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Columbus
Ohio
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Medical Corps
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Edward Atwater
Threat to Burn Whiteface Timber Lands Extortion Plot
John St Clair of Bloomingdale N Y threatened to set a fire on Mount Whiteface to clear timber for a $200 payoff. He claimed to act as JL Murphy and sent a $1 check to J and J Rogers Co of Ausable Forks which led to his arrest when attempted cashing the check. The target owned about fifteen thousand acres of timbered land along the mountain.
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Bloomingdale
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Funeral for Edward Kellogg in Brooklyn at 2 p m
The funeral for Edward Kellogg who died in Geneva on August 28 will be held at Mrs. William Kellogg's home No 9 Montgomery Place Brooklyn today at 2 p m. Horsford Acid Phosphate is promoted as a refreshing lemonade like tonic to relieve summer thirst.
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Monroe Place
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Charles
Lillis Murray
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Alexander Catherine C. Murray
Greenwood
William Kellogg
Montgomery Place
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Wal Uo
A daughter was born on September 1 to Mr and Mrs Wal Uo Dougherty. London papers please copy.
Barker Barker andrus Andrus death notices flood page
Marriage notices and obituaries appear, listing Barker Baker at Brooklyn andrus widow of Loyal B Andrus, John Barnes funeral details, Bennett and Brophy clergy mention, Buchanan Grace Morimer, Clark Stant Van Deursen, Cortelyou Elizabeth McDowell, Dayton Sarah Caroline, among other notices with addresses and funeral times.
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Claremont Ave
New York City
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Notice urging use of Tribune employment files at Uptown Office
The New York Tribune advertises access to a file of job applications for various positions at its Uptown Office No 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. It lists office hours and promotes Tribune subscriptions and international mail options with extensive foreign postage rates and hotel reading rooms abroad.
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