Friction Grows Over Morocco Crisis Between France and Germany
Paris reports a drafted Franco-Spanish note on Morocco sent to Madrid for verification as German press warns of possible conflict. German envoy Wassel seeks Remiqui’s reinstatement while Emperors visit Alsace-Lorraine fuel sensationalist coverage amid French irritation. France maintains resolve, citing Algeciras mandate.
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Paris
Madrid
Prince von Biilow
Germany
Morocco
Dr. Wassel
Tangier
Fez
Remiqui
Fl-Kazar
el Menebhi
France
Mulai Hafiq
Spain
Algeciras
Casablanca
Pierre Adigard
French
Chamber of Deputies
Alsace-Lorraine
William
la Patrie
Eucharistic Congress Opens in London with Processions Planned
In Westminster Cathedral a Pontifical Mass was followed by English and French meetings of the International Eucharistic Congress. Papal legate Cardinal Vannutelli presided over the English sessions. Abbot Gasquet and Bishop Moyes spoke on Eucharist topics. Protests over the royal accession declaration were voiced by Lord Llandaff and the Duke of Norfolk. Protestants seek an injunction to block the Sunday host procession. The next congress will be held in Montreal in 1910.
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London
Westminster
Monsignor
Amiette
Paris
Cardinal Vannutelli
Abbot Gasquet
Canon Moyes
Northampton
England
Lord Llandaff
Duke of Norfolk
Albert Hall
Montreal
Protestant Alliance
Bourne
German Spy Confesses in Orleans Case
In Orleans France on September 10 a German arrested for spying admitted acting for years under Alsace Lorraine military authorities. He was seized while trying to bribe a French soldier to seize parts of a field gun.
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Orleans
France
Alsace-Lorraine
Princess Matilda Thrown From Horse in Saxony Incident
Princess Matilda of Saxony was thrown from her horse near Dresden today and severely injured. She suffered a back wound and a hemorrhage. This marks a second accident for the princess this year. on April 1 she fractured a collarbone in a prior fall.
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Dresden
Matilda of
Saxony
Frederick
Queen Wilhelmina’s Miscarriage Report Confirmed
Amsterdam dispatches confirm Queen Wilhelmina’s miscarriage last Saturday. Her Majesty’s general health is satisfactory. The heir to the Dutch throne holds high importance for Holland, its independence, and possible ties to Germany. Queen Wilhelmina is the last of the House of Orange.
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Amsterdam
Het Loo
Wilhelmine
Holland
Netherlands
House of Orenge
New White Star Lauu rentic Launched to Enter Canadian Trade
The White Star Line launched the Laurentic in Belfast marking entry into the Canadian trade with Dominion Line. It combines reciprocating engines with a low pressure turbine making it a triple screw vessel. Laurentic will be the largest in Canadian service with 565 feet length and capacity for 430 second class and 1, third class passengers plus cargo.
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White Star
Belfast
Lauurentic
Messrs. Haetland & Wolf
White Star Line
Dominion Line
Laurentic
Groes Register
Tolstoy Jubilees Met With Mixed Russian Praise
Russian newspapers hail Tolstoy as the Shakespeare of the nineteenth century and praise War and Peace as a national Iliad while later writings draw lukewarm or condemning notes. Officials restrict public celebrations but Tolstoy's birthday is observed quietly at Yasnaya Poliana as he rests with family and friends.
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Russia
Tolstoy
England
United States
Novoe Vremya
Zaseika
Yasnaya Pollana
Berlin
London
New York
Japan
New Zealand
Stolypin
Moscow
Yasnaya Poliana
Tolstoy Celebration Draws 1400 at Cooper Union
More than fourteen hundred attendees, mostly Russians with many Americans and women, gathered at Cooper Union for a Tolstoy celebration. Bolton Hall spoke on Tolstoy the Reformer, while Leslie W. Sprague presented Tolstoy the Prophet. Professor Isaac A Hourwich spoke in Russian and several addresses were delivered in Yiddish.
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Cooper Union
Tolstoy
Educational League
Bolton Hall
Leslie W. Sprague
Isaac A. Hourwich
Unemployed in Glasgow Council Meeting
Crowds of unemployed in Glasgow gathered at the City Council offices as a delegation of twelve was admitted. The spokesman urged relief and work, while the Chancellor promised help, troops stood by for riot risk, and a one week pause in demonstrations was decided to allow measures to unfold. Liverpool also reports mass unemployment and a relief fund.
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Glasgow
Liverpool
Local fisherman shoots sea monster off Copeland Islands
A fisherman near the Copeland Islands off County Down reportedly killed a sea creature described as thirty feet long with a six foot girth. The animal, which had a fan shaped tail and a seal like head, was towed ashore yesterday.
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Belfast
Copeland Islands
County Down
Cholera Spreads in St Petersburg City
Asiatic cholera is spreading in St Petersburg with a sudden rise in cases and deaths. The latest bulletin reports fifty two cases and eighteen deaths, but officials fear the true toll is higher within the city limits.
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St. Petersburg
Battle ships Maine and Alabama Reach Port Said
Port Said reports the American battleships Maine and Alabama arriving from Suez as the advance guard of the world voyage fleet. The ships mark the first stage of the fleet’s round the world voyage.
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Maine
Alabama
Port Said
Suez
Yellow fever reported in Kingston St Vincent
Official reports show two fatalities from yellow fever in Kingston Jamaica? no Kingston St Vincent B W I. Strict measures are in place to prevent an epidemic as heat remains oppressive for several days.
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Kingston
St. Vincent
Redmond and Devlin Leaving for U S Home Rule Tour
John E. Redmond and Joseph Devlin of the Nationalist party sail from Queenstown on the Oceanic bound for the United States. They will address home rule meetings in New York Philadelphia and Chicago and attend a Boston home rule convention.
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Queenstown
John E. Redmond
Joseph Devlin
Nationalist Party
Oceanic
United States
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Berkman Lawyer Won’t Face Perjury Charge
Meyer London attorney for Alexander Berkman escapes perjury prosecution after a second judicial admonition reveals misreported trial minutes. London had swore two minutes were recorded, based on faulty tips from Ama Goldman and Mary Smith. He plans an appeal after Berkman serves five days on Island for disrupting Labor Day meetings.
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Berkman
Meyer London
Alexander Berkman
Mr. London
Ama Goldman
Miss Goldman
Mary Smith
London
Obituary Dr. Max Falk Hungarian Journalist and Politician
Budapest reports the death this morning of Dr. Max Falk a noted Hungarian journalist and statesman aged nearly eighty. Born 1828 in Pest he studied in Vienna and joined the Academic Legion in 1848 later editing The Wanderer and The Peaster Lloyd. He served in parliament from 1869 and contributed to Hungarian political and literary works.
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Max Falk
Budapest
Pest
Polytechnic Institute
Vienna
the Wanderer
Hungary
Elizabeth
Peaster Lloyd
Falk
Deik
Bétvis
Andrássy
Galletti
Graf Stephan Széchenyi
Oesterreichische Revue
Charles K. Lord Dies in Philadelphia Aging Railroad Leader
Charles K. Lord president of the Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad Company and former Baltimore and Ohio railroad official died in Philadelphia Presbyterian Hospital from Brights disease. He was sixty and had been ill since May. He will be taken to Baltimore Saturday. Lord did extensive railroad work, led the rebuilding commission after Baltimore’s 1903 fire, and recently served as Tonopah Mining and railroad head.
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Philadelphia
Charles K. Lord
Tonopah & Goldfield Railroad Company
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Presbyterian Hospital
Bright
Baltimore & Ohio
Consolidated Coal Company
Mr. Lord
Baltimore
Tonopah & Goldfield Railroad
Tonopah Mining Company
Boston W. Smith Dies After Apoplexy at Home
Boston W. Smith evangelist once of North Minneapolis dies from apoplexy at his James street residence. Known as Uncle Boston in church and religious circles, his nationally active ministry spanned decades and he had worked with the American Baptist Publication Society for about four years.
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Minneapolis
Boston
W. Smith
James Street
North
Obituary notes for notable local figures including Edmund Pecket
Edmund J. Peckett former Assemblyman and Clinton County Grand Army of the Republic leader died at his Saranac New York home aged sixty four. Mrs Frederick G Whitney wife of Assemblyman Whitney died at Pulaski New York aged thirty seven and a Vassar graduate. Mrs Dwight A Jordan wife of Reverend Dr Jordan died yesterday morning. Funeral in Willimantic Connecticut Saturday at 3 pm. Ambrose H Rauch bank director and Moravian trombone choir survivor from Bethlehem Pennsylvania died aged eighty nine.
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Edmund J. Peckett
Saranac
N. Y
Clinton County Grand Army of the Republic Association
Frederick G. Whitney
Whitney
Pulaski
Vassar College
Dwight A. Jordan
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
East 118Th Street
Ambrose H. Rauch
Moravian Trombone Choir
Bethlehem
Penn
Explosion Kills Two at Pastor’s Home in Pittsburg
An explosion of gas at the home of Rev. George Misquel, pastor of St. George's Syrian Church, Seventh avenue, Pittsburg, killed his wife and four year old son and badly injured the pastor, two female servants, and several others as walls collapsed. Policeman Peter Hengatty, injured during rescues, was not fatally hurt.
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Pittsburg
George Misquel
St. George’s Syrian Church
Seventh Avenue
Father Misquel
Peter Hengatty
Nnns
Face
Aldermen Play Baseball at American League Park
New York City Fathers played a charity baseball game, Democrats vs Republicans, ending with a rough 22 to 10 score amid playful heckling. Alderman Beyer pitched for the Democrats, while John Mulcahy ran bases. umpire Little Tim Sullivan kept order as the event raised about $300 for charity.
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New York
American League Park
Independence League
Beyer
John J. F. Mulcahy
Autopsy Leaves Zeller Death in Doubt at Inquest
Coroner could not determine if Mrs. Rosie Zeller of 102 West 1034 Street killed herself after found dead with a bullet wound in the right temple. Her husband Albert Zeller and sister in law Lena Gieger were detained as witnesses. Dr. Jacob Heckman testified about previous financial assistance. An inquest was expected to continue with further testimony.
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Rosie Zeller
No. 102
West 1034 Street
Philip F. O'Hanlon
Zeller
Albert Zeller
Lena Gieger
Acritelli
Heckman
Beckman
Tuberculosis Exhibit Highlights at Richmond County Fair
One booth by the State Charities Aid Association drew attention with a tuberculosis exhibit. Charts, diagrams, and pictures educated visitors on prevention and child care. Models of inexpensive outdoor sleeping porches drew hundreds of inspections.
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Richmond County
State Charities Aid Association
Bank poised to liquidate after closure
Pittsburg September 10 report says Cosmopolitan National Bank under E A Kitzmiller will liquidate. Board pledged collateral totaling 1,000,000 to secure depositors. statement asserts all deposits will be paid in full.
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Pittsburg
E. A. Kitzmiller
Cosmopolitan National Bank
Army and Navy Orders and Vessel Movements
Washington dispatch lists Army and Navy orders with officer transfers and leaves of absence. It notes Captain Paul A. Wolf and several lieutenants moving from Sea Girt Fort Slocum and other posts toward the Philippines and Fort Riley. Navy movements include ship arrivals at Newport and Port Arthur and multiple vessels sailing to Manila and Albany routes.
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ARMY
Paul A. Wolf
4Th Infantry
James E. Frehet
H Cavalry
Smith A. Harris
14Th Infantry
Sea Girt
Philippines
Davis C. Anderson
6Th Infantry
Fort Slocum
Selwyn D. Smith
Sth Cavalry
Mounted Service School
Fort Riley
Setember
Henry H. Scott
Coast Artillery
Benjamin P. Nicklin
1N Infantry
Julian Ll. B
19Th Infantry
Charles M. Truitt
NAVY
A. Buchanan
Naval Hospital
New York
Scorpion
W. Bk, Clarke
M. F. Draemel
D. W. Fuller
F. M. Robinson
F. F. Rogers
L. B. Bernheim
Navy Department
Brazil to launch Minas Geraes the most powerful warship
Newcastle on Tyne Sept 10 1910 a Brazilian warship Minas Geraes was launched named by Mme Regis de Oliveira. The vessel will approach 20000 tons displacement with twelve 12 inch guns and the design allows ten guns firing on a broadside. A sister ship is due Nov 7 and a third is planned. Brazil intends to keep the ships for itself while Britain considers naval strategy amid the two power standard.
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Brazil
Minas Geraes
Mme. Regis de Oliveira
Great Britain
Japan
Germany
London
Macy
NY Sergeant Found Guilty of Ungentlemanly Conduct
Adjutant General Nelson H. Henry said Governor Hughes approved the court martial sentence for Sergeant Andrew S. Corbett of Company E 71st Regiment. Corbett was fined 10 dollars and reprimanded for disrespectful language to Captain Robert E. Hean during a March armory dispute over an athletic meet list. Found guilty of a minor breach and prejudicial conduct dismissed.
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Albany
Nelson H. Henry
Hughes
Andrew S. Corbett
71St Regiment
New York
Corbett
Robert E. Hean
Death Doesnt End Hotel License Ruling
In Yorkville, Magistrate Wahle ruled that a hotel or saloon license survives the death of its owner and may be used by an executor or administrator. The case involved Robert Muller, a bartender who sold liquor at Nos. 67 and 59 Lexington Avenue under a license issued to Henry Noble, now deceased, after a State Excise Board request.
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Wahle
Yorkville Court
Robert Muller
Lexington Avenue
Henry Noble
State Excise Board
Maloney Seeks Final Annulment Of Osborne Marriage
Miss Helen Maloney of Philadelphia seeks annulment in the Supreme Court before Justice Gerard to finalize the interlocutory decree granted three months ago. The couple wed December 28, 1905 at Mamaroneck. Osborne a Princeton sophomore. After leaving the marriage Miss Maloney traveled to Europe with Samuel Clarkson and is expected to wed him once free.
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Supreme Court
Helen Maloney
Arthur Herbert Osborne
A. L. Humes
Miss Maloney
Gerard
Martin Maloney
Philadelphia
Osborne
Mamaroneck
Princeton
Helen Eugene
Herbert Osborne
Europe
Samuel Clarkson
Clarkson
Tragedy Claims Five and Three Year Olds in Fire
In Plattsburg New York on September 19 two young girls aged five and three died in a blaze that consumed a double tenement home shared by the Gratton and Brown families three miles west of the city.
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Plattsburg
N. Y
Charles Gratton
William Brown, Jr
Gratton
Brown
Michael Jacobs Held On $3,600 Bail In Larceny Suspect Case
Michael Jacobs the lawyer was arraigned at Tombs police court after arrest in his office at the Martridge Building No 47 West 34th Street He is held on $3 600 bail for examination September 25 on suspicion of stealing promissory notes valued at 25 000 John Douthitt an interior decorator and art dealer is the complainant Frederick H Wilmont allegedly introduced him to Jacobs and claimed to know a banker who would discount notes in September 196. Iowa Contest To Be Adjourned Governor Cummins says progressives will back a motion to adjourn until November Vote totals show Cummins 65 Porter 46 scattering 43 Stand Patters and progressives back adjournment to November 24 with a tacit understanding that the future long term nominee will win both terms.
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Michael Jacobs
Martridge
West 34Th Street
Tombs
Jacobs
John Douthitt
Douthitt
Frederick H. Wilmont
Wilmont
Iowa
Des Moines
Cummins
Porter
Scattering
Pat
Old Man Slain by Son in Hatchet Blow
Stephen Grey 74 of Bo gardus Corners Richmond lies dying at the 8 R Smith Infirmary New Brighton after his son Frank 34 of 143 Duffield St Brooklyn crushed his skull with a hatchet Frank was arrested at Huguenot station and confessed at Tottenville police HQ saying the old man caused his troubles and deserved it
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Stephen Grey
Bogardus Corners
Richmond
Huguenot
Tottenville
Queens Jail Report Calls It Worst in 24th District
Albany Sept 10 Commissioner Thomas W Hynes denounces Queens County jail as the worst kept in the 24th Judicial District urging a full management overhaul He cites elections and labor unions as factors but condemns overcrowding and uncleanliness Sheriff Harvey defends progress and cites limited authority and funding while promising gradual repairs
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Albany
Queens County
State Commission of Prisons
Thomas W. Hynes
Hynes
City of New York
Department of Correction
H. 8. Harvey
Leg Shattered Asbury Park Man Injured In Accident
Leon Osborne, young man from Bradley Park, accidentally shot himself while canoeing on Shark River in Asbury Park New Jersey. He retained consciousness and paddled to Buhler's pavilion then to Spring Lake Hospital where doctors amputated his right leg. The gun misfire occurred as he reached for a snipe.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Leon Osborne
Shark River
Buhler
Spring Lake Hospital
Young Osborne
Frank Osborne
Bradley Park
Dobbs & Co Store Address Listing
The listing notes the business Dobbs & Co located at 242 Fifth Avenue between 27th and 25th Streets. It records a prominent New York retail address in the mid block area.
Salome dancer arrested for licensing violation in New York
Police rounded up dancer Mary Berkus and three men at a Greek restaurant on Sixth Avenue for producing a Salome performance without a license. Plain clothes officers heard Oriental music from the basement, led to the gathering and the subsequent arrests of the dancer, manager Gus Michaels, and two music organizers William Carnessiniss and Louis Raseas.
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Sixth Avenue
Greater New York
Mary Berkus
No. B2
West @th street
Gus Michaels
William Carnessiniss
Louis Raseas
No. 32
West 4Th Street
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