Papal Legate Speaks at Westminster Cathedral London
Cardinal Vannutelli presided at the Eucharistic Congress reception in Westminster Cathedral as crowds packed the unfinished building. He spoke on unity, peace, and England’s Christian heritage, praising the nation while urging reverence for the Eucharist amid lingering past tensions.
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Home Office Troubles Stir Protestant Catholic Parade Debate
The public laments overzealous Home Office actions as anti Catholic procession plans spark a dispute. The debate centers on the 1908 law, Gladstone weighs options to ban, permit, or police protect parade participants amid Protestant and Catholic tensions in London.
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German Interference in Moroccan Sultan Crisis, Report Says
An editorial in Le Temps accuses Germany of steering Mulai Hafid by diplomacy and warns that Dr. Wassel the German Consul pursued political aims in Fez and Tangier. The dispatches claim Wassel told Moroccans Hafid could count on German support to resist French-Spanish pressures.
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Fall of Albert i shocks Denmark as minister confesses
Copenhagen reports M Alberti former Minister of Justice surrendered to police and confessed to frauds at the Bondestandens Sparkasse. Losses run to several millions with the Farmers' Butter Export Association hit for 150000. Alberti claims losses from gold mine speculation and criminal charges await Thursday as cries for the Premier's resignation grow.
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Unemployed March in Glasgow Frustrated by Mounted Police
About three thousand unemployed march through Glasgow in a midnight protest aimed at a top city district. Mounted police dispersed the crowd and made several arrests. The Town Council will hold discussions tomorrow on proposals to ease the distress of the jobless.
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Customs Inspectors to Be Stationed at Havana
The Treasury Department favorable to placing two American customs inspectors in Havana to examine passenger baggage bound for the United States. This move aims to avoid on destination inspections. Governor Magoon may soon issue a decree authorizing a building for the inspectors.
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General Wood's Horse Falls in German Maneuvers
Major General Leonard Wood witnessed German maneuvers at St. Johann-on-the-Saar and narrowly escaped injury when his horse reared and fell after a staff automobile horn frightened it. The spur was torn from his boot, but he was otherwise unharmed.
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Syrians in New Move to Oust Ottoman Sultan
Syrian figures Najeeb Mokarzel and Nakle Moutran lead a push in New York for Abdul Hamid II to abdicate within a month. Moutran, a Paris-based antiques dealer, allegedly funds propaganda, while Mundji Bey disputes involvement and notes Moutran’s low influence. Britain and France are said to back depose-the-Sultan claims, which Mundji Bey calls false.
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Germany to seek far reaching imperial tax plan
Berlin reports the government preparing a broad plan to raise taxes and cut imperial debt. Proposals consider inheritances tobacco beverages stamp taxes brandy petroleum monopolies and gas and electricity consumption. Debt grew from 4.9 million in 1877 to 575 million in 1900 and could rise by 500 million in five years without reforms. Public employment to be trimmed as part of changes, with precise tax measures to come later.
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Stolypin Attends Tolstoy Memorial Performance
Premier Stolypin and his family attended the Tolstoy memorial performance at the Suvorin Theatre in St. Petersburg. Scenes from Resurrection and The Power of Darkness were shown. Stolypin blamed provincial authorities for harsh measures during his vacation and noted the aim to keep Tolstoy events apolitical. General Dracheffski ordered bookstores to remove Tolstoy displays.
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Redmond and Devlin Sail for New York
Queenstown crowd greets Irish Parliamentary party chairman John Redmond and MP Joseph Devlin on arrival to sail aboard the Oceanic for New York. Five thousand people welcomed them tonight.
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Police Captain and Citizen Shot Dead in Baku Streets
In Baku today a police captain and a accompanying citizen were fatally shot by unknown assailants in broad daylight. Authorities have not released identities or motives, and a manhunt is underway as the city remains tense.
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Notes of foreign news travel around the globe
Constantinople reports the arrest of Silvio Ricci for an alleged 1905 assassination attempt on the Turkish sultan. In Hawaii, Kilauea's crater lava fell 700 feet then rose 400 feet after a second quake. Peking notes a morphine seller sentenced to ten years’ banishment as opium pledges from officials fail. Rome covers Countess Mastai Bellegarde offering Sinigagna palace for 10000. the pope hopes an American bishop buys it for student recreation. St. Petersburg reports Dr Cornilieff, ex Douma socialist, jailed two years. extradited from Finland amid accusations of printing revolutionary material.
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MISS CLARA CLEMENS RETURNS HOME FROM TOUR
Miss Clara Clemens contralto and daughter of Mark Twain arrives on the Cunard liner Caronia for a U S tour extending to the Pacific Coast. Twain not at pier due to illness. he writes he will stay in Connecticut until frost. Clemens dismisses rumors he will abandon New York. She predicts his return on the fastest train in early winter.
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Opera at popular prices at American Theatre
A large audience enjoyed Mr. Abramson's opera company in Faust at the American Theatre with creditable performances praised nightly. Mlle. Lola Bertozzi sang Marguerite and M. Michailoff starred as Faust, both delivering agreeable voices. Tonight the bill includes Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci.
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Coyne allowed to act in The Mollusc at Garrick
Justice Bischoff refused a injunction to restrain Joseph Coyne from playing in The Mollusc at the Garrick under Charles Frohman. Coyne had a contract with the Shubert company but claims inadequate parts and work. He gained fame in London, Frohman brought him back, but the Shuberts’ contract remains, and the court held specific performance requires a fair, mutual agreement and refused to compel the one sided contract.
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Mimic World of 1909 Teddy in Darkest Africa
A new Shubert revue titled The Mimic World of 1909 er Teddy in Darkest Africa features Walter Lawrence as Citizen Roosevelt and Irene Bentley as an Arab princess with Grace Tyson as a simian queen. Addison Burchardt writes the book Melville Ellis the music and the Casino production promises lions tigers alligators and other animal kingdom elements across Africa Delagoa Bay serves as a key setting with a varied cast including Harry Carson Clarke Frank Mayne and Charles King. Laura Guerite to perform dances with an elaborate name A humorous treatment of Roosevelt Kipling and others in a musical comedy upcoming next summer.
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Mater at the Savoy Theatre opens with Isabel Irving
Beginning Saturday September 2, Henry Miller presents Percy Mackaye comedy Mater at the Savoy Theatre Isabel Irving stars as the lead character The production Diana of Dobson's will be withdrawn next week
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Rehearsing The Melting Pot opens season in Washington
Walker Whiteside began rehearsals yesterday for Israel Zangwill's The Melting Pot presented this season by Liebier & Co. First performance in Washington is planned early in October with Henry Bergman Grant Stewart John Blair Louise von Ottinger Louise Muldener and Sadie Connolly in the cast.
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The Prima Donna and Prisoner of Zenda Leads
Margaret May and V J Ferguson join George W McNamara to star with Fritzi Scheff in The Prima Donna with rehearsals starting yesterday Miss May is Edna May's sister Daisy Lloyd of the Lloyd family will arrive September 15 for Blaney's Lincoln Square Theatre Daisy Roebuck to act with James K Hackett in The Prisoner of Zenda revival at the Hackett Theatre on September 2
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Weather report and forecast with large rainfall in Florida
Washington report notes fair weather nationwide except heavy rain in Northeastern Florida with 5.18 inches in the last 24 hours. Temperature rising in the northwest and Ohio Valley, cooler in Minnesota Nebraska and Colorado. Forecast calls for generally fair weather with isolated showers in Gulf states and Colorado, and winds varying by coast and region. Local records show yesterday's high 78 and low 58 with broader comparisons to last year.
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School Budget Seeks 35 Million With Pay Hikes Highlighted
The first fall Board of Education meeting approved a budget of 33 031 4846 for the year, with a total need of 6 258 52106 more than last year. Salaries for women teachers rise by 5 500 000, benefitting men teachers as well, broken down by elementary high school training and other categories. Extra funds go to maintenance of special schools and fire safety work but some contracts await approval in the Controller’s office. The note proposes restrictions on Hucksters near schools. Enrollment and staffing are set to rise with 440 000 pupils expected in the five boroughs and 1000 more teachers than last year.
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Private and public ambulances listed with contact Chelsea numbers 1224 and address 2413 West 274 Street Chapelle for ambulance services and transport options.
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Weddings Past and To Come in New York and Boston
Watertown reports Miss Ethel Brown daughter of ex Senator Elena Brown wed John Johnston of Muskogee Oklahoma in Trinity Church with Miss Rena Brown as maid of honor and William Armstrong as best man. Tyler Redfield wed Lydia Story at St Thomas Church Mamaroneck, the couple to honeymoon in Europe. Franklin Murphy Jr engagement to Harriett Alexander Lang announced. Robert H Neilson to wed Sarah Russell at Christ Church Boston with Harriman to attend.
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Lieutenant May Resigns to Wed in Poughkeepsie
Dr Eben Clayton Hill first lieutenant medical corps threatens army resignation after leave requests denied to wed Miss Lucy Lovell Atwater. Invitations issued for wedding in Poughkeepsie New York on September 19. He has appealed to the War Department for a third time.
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Threat to burn Mount Whiteface for extortion
John St Clair of Bloomingdale New York used a hollow timberland extortion scheme aimed at the J and J Rogers Company of Ausable Forks owning about fifteen thousand acres on Mount Whiteface. He demanded $200 under the alias L H Murphy. A one dollar check was sent and when cash attempt occurred he was arrested.
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Funeral for Edward Kellogg Held at Kellogg Home
The funeral for Edward Kellogg who died in Geneva on August 28 will be at 2 p m today at the home of his brother’s widow Mrs William Kellogg, No 9 Montgomery Place Brooklyn. Horsford's Acta Phosphate touted as a refreshing beverage and tonic in an accompanying ad.
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Dougherty Welcomes Daughter In September 1 Announcement
Mr and Mrs Walker Hampden Dougherty announce the birth of a daughter on September 1. London papers are requested to copy this notice for their records.
Marriages and Obituaries Noted in Brooklyn Notices
The Tribune prints marriage notices and obituaries with full names and addresses, including Barker Baker marriage on September 9 1908 at No Jefferson Ave Brooklyn and Andrus widow Mrs C A Andrus obituary in Yonkers. Funeral details cover Barnes Barnes John in 13th year, Bennett Charles B. Bennett, Brophy J F Brophy, Buchanan Grace Mortimer, Cortelyou Elizabeth McDowell, Clark Staat Van Deursen, Dayton Sarah Caroline, and other listed names with service times and locations.
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Desirable help sought at Uptown Tribune office
Employers urged to consult a file of applicants now installed at The New York Tribune office 1364 Broadway for positions of various kinds. Details include office hours, subscription rates, mail delivery options, and international posting costs.
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