Moroc ca situation tensions cited in Franco German notes
Paris reports that the Franco Spanish note on Morocco has been drafted and sent to Madrid for confirmation before being shared with the powers. German reactions from Berlin and press coverage raise fears of renewed tension and possible international complications, while France maintains calm and outward resolve.
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Paris
Madrid
Prince von Biilow
Germany
Morocco
Dr. Wassel
Tangier
Fez
Remiqui
El-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 Mass and Meetings
After a Pontifical high mass at Westminster Cathedral Archbishop Paris Amiette presided over Eucharistic Congress sessions in English and French. Card inal Vannutelli led the English meeting as debates touched on reform and the royal declaration. The Albert Hall assembly pledged devotion to the Blessed Sacrament while plans for a public procession were announced for London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Westminster
Monsignor
Amiette
Paris
Cardinal Vannutelli
Abbot Gasquet
Monsignor Canon Moyes
Northampton
England
Lord Llandaff
Duke of Norfolk
Albert Hall
Montreal
Protestant Alliance
Bourne
German Spy Confesses in Orleans Arrest Case
A German spy captured in Orleans confessed he acted for years under Alsace Lorraine military authorities. He was seized while attempting to bribe a French soldier to obtain parts of a field gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
France
Alsace-Lorraine
Princess Matilda Thrown From Horse in Saxony
Princess Matilda of Saxony was thrown from her horse near Dresden and badly injured. The blow left flesh torn on her back and caused a hemorrhage. This is her second accident this year after a broken collarbone on April 2 in a prior incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Matilda of
Saxony
Frederick
Queen Wilhelmina's Miscarriage Reported in Holland
Dispatches from Het Loo confirm Queen Wilhelmina's miscarriage last Saturday evening. Her Majesty's general health is satisfactory. The heir to the Dutch throne holds paramount importance for Holland and global interests, affecting succession and potential independence or incorporation into the German empire. Queen Wilhelmina is the last direct heir of the House of Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Het Loo
Wilhelmina
Holland
Netherlands
Wihelminse
House of Orenge
Laurentic launches as White Star enters Canadian trade
The Laurentic, a new White Star liner, was launched at Belfast by Harland and Wolff, marking the line’s entry into the Canadian trade with the Dominion Line. It is a 14,500 ton triple screw steamship with a unique engine-turbine arrangement, designed to combine balanced reciprocating engines with a low pressure turbine. The vessel will be the largest in the Canadian trade, with nine watertight bulkheads and multiple passenger classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Star
Belfast
Laurentic
Messrs. Harland & Wolf
White Star Line
Dominion Line
Leurentic
Tolstoy is Celebrated in Russia Amid Reserved Observance
Russian newspapers mark Tolstoy’s jubilee with praise for his early novels and global fame. Officials limit public tributes and decor, while telegraph stations flood with congratulatory messages from Berlin, London, New York, and beyond. Tolstoy’s health improves slowly at Yasnaya Polyana as he stays with family.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Tolstoy
England
United States
Novoe Vremya
Zaseika
Yasnaya Poliana
Berlin
London
New York
Japan
New Zealand
Stolypin
Moscow
Obituary of Dr Max Falk Hungarian Journalist and Statesman
Budapest reports the death of Dr Max Falk a renowned Hungarian journalist and politician aged nearly eighty. Born in Pest in 1828 he studied in Vienna and joined the Academic Legion in 1848 later editing The Wanderer and The Peaster Lloyd and serving as private lecturer to Empress Elizabeth on Hungarian history and literature. He served in the Hungarian parliament from 1869 and aided in scholarly works including the German edition of Galetti s Allgemeine Weltkunde and the biography Graf Stephan Széchenyi und Seine Zeit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Falk
Pest
Polytechnic Institute
Vienna
the Wanderer
Hungary
Elizabeth
Peaster Lloyd
Falk
Deak
Bétvbs
Andrissy
Galletti
Allgemeine Weltkunde
Graf Stephan
Széchenyi Und Seine Zeit
Oesterreichische Revue
Death of Charles K. Lord former B&O official
Charles K. Lord 60, president of the Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad and ex third vice president of the Baltimore and Ohio, died at Presbyterian Hospital Philadelphia from Brights disease after a long illness. Born in Hoosick Falls New York he held key railroad posts before leading Tonopah and Goldfield and Tonopah Mining Company. The body will depart for Baltimore Saturday.
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Philadelphia
Charles K. Lord
Tonopah & Goldfield Railroad Company
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Presbyterian Hospital
Bright
Baltimore & Ohio
Consolidated Coal Company
Lord
Baltimore
Tonopah & Goldfield Railroad
Tonopah Mining Company
Boston W. Smith Evangelist Dies After Apoplexy In Minneapolis
Boston W. Smith known as Uncle Boston died last night from apoplexy at his North Minneapolis home on James street. A prominent evangelist, he traveled nationwide and for four years worked with the American Baptist Publication Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Boston
W. Smith
James Street
North
Army and Navy Movements and Orders Reported
Washington dispatch lists Army officers reassigned from Sea Girt to the Philippines and Fort Iglocum to a company, with several leaves of absence. Navy notes new commissions and transfers plus ship movements including arrivals at Newport and Port Arthur and sailings to Manila and Buzzard's Bay.
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ARMY
Paul A. Wolf
James E. Frehet
H Cavalry
Smith A. Harris
14Th Infantry
Sea Girt
Philippines
Davis C. Anderson
6Th Infantry
Fort Iglocum
Selwyn D. Smith
Sth Cavalry
Mounted Service School
Fort Riley
Henry H. Scott
Coast Artillery
Benjamin P. Nicklin
Julianl. Dodge
19Th Infantry
Charles M. Truitt
Geneal
NAVY
A. Buchanan
Naval Hospital
New York
Scorpion
W. BE. Clarke
M. F. Draemel
D. W. Fuller
F. M. Robinson
F. F. Rogers
L. B. Bernheim
Relief
Ieland
Manila
Barney
Hist
Newport
Buzzard’s Bay
Montana
Hampton Roads
Norfolk
New Hampshire
Tompkinsville
Culgoa
Kansas
Melbourne
Albany
Western Australia
Alabama
Maine
Ismailia
Port Said
Tolstoy Celebration At Cooper Union Draws Crowd
More than fourteen hundred people attended the Tolstoy celebration at the Cooper Union auditorium under the Educational League. The program combined music and speeches by Bolton Hall on Tolstoy the Reformer and Leslie W. Sprague on Tolstoy the Prophet. Professor Isaac A Hourwich spoke in Russian, with several addresses delivered in Yiddish.
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Cooper Union
Tolstoy
Educational League
Bolton Hall
Leslie W. Sprague
Isaac A. Hourwich
Unemployed Delegation Seeks Aid at Glasgow Council
In Glasgow on September 19 a large crowd gathered outside the City Council offices as a twelve person unemployed delegation met councillors. The spokesman urged that all humans deserve food and work, while the Chancellor pledged help. Troops were kept in reserve to prevent unrest, but protesters agreed to hold back for a week to allow measures. In Liverpool on September 10, about ten thousand workers demonstrated to the Town Hall, two deputations were received, and a relief fund was launched.
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Glasgow
Liverpool
Obituary notes for Edmund Pecket and others in New York
Edmund J. Peckett former Assemblyman died at his Saranac home aged 64. He led Clinton County Grand Army of the Republic and served in the Assembly in 1898 1899. Mrs Frederick G Whitney wife of Assemblyman Whitney died at 37 in Pulaski. Mrs Dwight A Jordan wife of Rev Dr Jordan died, funeral in Willimantic Conn Saturday. Ambrose H Rauch bank director died aged 89, last surviving Moravian trombone choir member of Bethlehem Penn.
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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
Pennn
Explosion at church pastor’s home kills two
An explosion of gas at the home of Rev. George Misquel, pastor of St. George's Syrian Church, in Seventh avenue, Pittsburg, kills the pastor's wife and his four year old son. Eight others are injured as walls collapse and debris fly. Policeman Peter Hengatty is burned while helping victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
George Misquel
St. George's Syrian Church
Seventh Avenue
Ead
Father Misquel
Peter Hengatty
Minas Geraes and St. Vincent Launches Spark Naval Race
Newcastle reports the Minas Geraes launches as Brazil plans a 20 000 ton battleship with twelve 2 inch guns and a sister ship set for November. In Portsmouth the St. Vincent, about 19 250 tons, debuts as Britain presses ahead with Dreadnought era weapons and defenses.
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Newcastle-on-Tyne
Brazil
Minas Geraes
Mme. Regis de Oliveira
Great Britain
Japan
Germany
Breadlian
London
Macy
Corbett Court Martial Fined For Ungentlemanly Conduct
Governor Hughes approves the court martial sentence of Sergeant Andrew S. Corbett of Company E, 71st Regiment New York, for disrespectful language to Captain Robert E. Hean in March at the armory. Corbett was found guilty of a minor breach and fined $10 with a reprimand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Nelson H. Henry
Hughes
Andrew S. Corbett
Tist Regiment
New York
Corbett
Robert E. Hean
71St Regiment
Fisherman Reports Sea Monster Shot Near Copeland Islands
A Belfast message says a local fisherman from the Copeland Islands shot a thirty foot sea creature with a six foot girth, a fan shaped tail, and a head resembling four seals, towing the body ashore yesterday off County Down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Copeland Islands
County Down
Cholera Spreads in St Petersburg City
Asiatic cholera is spreading in St Petersburg as officials face scrutiny over precautions. A bulletin reports fifty two cases and eighteen deaths, with officials believing the true toll may be three times higher within city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Hmita
Battleships Maine and Alabama Reach Port Said on World Cruise
The American battleships Maine and Alabama, leading the fleet on its world voyage, arrived at Port Said today after departing from Suez. The ships mark the advance guard of the fleet’s historic circumnavigation.
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Maine
Alabama
Port Said
Sues
Yellow Fever Reported in Kingston Posing Epidemic Risk
Official reports from Kingston St Vincent B W state two cases of yellow fever have occurred and both died today. The origin remains unknown as authorities impose strict measures to prevent an epidemic amid oppressive heat.
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Kingston
St. Vincent
Redmond and Devlin Sailing to Address U S Home Rule Meetings
Queenstown reports John E. Redmond and Joseph Devlin of the Nationalist party departed on the Oceanic for the United States. They will address home rule meetings in New York Philadelphia and Chicago and attend a home rule convention in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenstown
John E. Redmond
Joseph Devlin
Nationalist Party
Oceanic
United States
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Berkman Lawyer Not Prosecuted Over Perjury Charge
Meyer London counsel for Alexander Berkman will not be prosecuted for perjury after a second judicial admonition. An error chain began when Omma Goldman misinformed London that no trial minutes existed. Goldman had been misinformed by Mary Smith, who was arrested with Berkman. London then swore an affidavit claiming no minutes were taken. He plans an appeal after Berkman finishes five days on the Island for disrupting a Labor Day unemployed meeting.
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Berkman
Meyer London
Alexander Berkman
Mr. London
Omma Goldman
Miss Goldman
Mary Smith
London
Aldermen Play Baseball At American League Park
About twenty New York city aldermen played a six inning charity game. The Democratic team defeated the Republicans roughly 22 to 10 with Beyer as pitcher and Mulcahy scoring runs. The event raised a $300 committee fund for charity.
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New York
American League Park
Independence League
Beyer
Autopsy Leaves Zeller Death in Doubt
Coroner reports unable to confirm if Rosie Zeller shot herself in her West 1034 Street home. Husband Albert Zeller and sister-in-law Lena Greger testified they heard threats to self harm and noted an incurable disease. Witnesses including Dr. Heckman linked to money exchanges. inquest to continue today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosie Zeller
No. 102
West 1034 Street
Philip F. O'Hanlon
Zeller
Albert Zeller
Lena Gieger
Acritelli
Heckman
Beskman
Tuberculosis Exhibit At Richmond County Fair Attracts Crowds
The Richmond County Fair featured a booth by the State Charities Aid Association displaying a tuberculosis exhibit part of the crusade against the white plague. Charts diagrams and pictures taught prevention and child care while models of affordable outdoor sleeping porches drew hundreds of visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond County Fair
State Charities Aid Association
Bank to Liquidate as Collateral Pledged for Depositors
Pittsburg September 19 F A Kitzmiller vice president of the Cosmopolitan National Bank which recently closed issued a statement that the bank would liquidate At a directors meeting collateral totaling 1 000 000 was pledged to secure depositors all of whom will be paid in full
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Pittsburg
F. A. Kitzmiller
Cosmopolitan National Bank
Death Does Not End Hotel License Ruling
Magistrate Wahle in Yorkville court ruled licenses for hotels or saloons do not expire with an owner's death and may be used by an executor or administrator. The case concerned Robert Muller a bartender who sold liquor under a license issued to Henry Noble now deceased at Lexington Avenue locations 67 and 59. The arrest followed a request from the State Excise Board.
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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's attorney A L Humes will plead before Justice Gerard in the Supreme Court to finalize the interlocutory decree of annulment granted three months ago. The couple wed December 28 1905 at Mamaroneck and she later traveled to Europe with Samuel Clarkson.
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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
Double Tenement Fire Claims Two Child Victims
Five year old daughter of Charles Gratton and three year old daughter of William Brown Jr died in a fire that engulfed the double tenement house they shared three miles west of Plattsburg New York on September 19.
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Plattsburg
N. Y
Charles Gratton
William Brown, Jr
Gratton
Brown
Michael Jacobs Held On Suspected Promissory Note Theft
Michael Jacobs, a lawyer, was arrested in his Marridge Building office at 47 West 34th Street and arraigned in the Tombs police court. He is held on $3,600 bail for examination September 25 on suspicion of stealing $25,000 in promissory notes. Complainant is John Douthitt. Wilmont allegedly introduced them. A second item notes Iowa Governor Cummins proposing adjournment to November 24 with a split vote among parties on the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Jacobs
Marridge
West 34Th Street
Tombs
Jacobs
John Douthitt
Douthitt
Frederick H. Wilmont
Wilmont
Old Man Dying From Son's Blow in Richmond
Stephen Grey seventy four of Bogardus Corners Richmond lies dying at S R Smith Infirmary New Brighton after his son Frank thirty four of Duffield Street Brooklyn crushed his skull with a hatchet. Frank admitted the assault at Tottenville police station saying the old man was to blame for his troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Grey
Bogardus Corners
Richmond
S. R. Smith Infirmary
New Brighton
Frank
Duffield Street
Brooklyn
Huguenot
Tottenville
Queens Jail Criticized as Worst in District
Albany Sept 10 Commissioner Thomas W Hynes faults Queens County jail as badly kept and dirty calling it the worst in the 2d Judicial District He urges a full management overhaul and placement under the Department of Correction Sheriff Harvey defends current control noting prior improvements and limits due to tenure and funding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Queens County
State Commission of Prisons
Thomas W. Hynes
Hynes
2D Judicial District
City of New York
Department of Correction
H. 8. Harvey
Commissioner of Corrections
Low
Leg Shattered as Osbornes Gun Misfire Notes
Asbury Park New Jersey September 10 Leon Osborn who shot himself while canoeing on Shark River suffered severe blood loss from wounds that shattered his right leg and wounded the other leg He paddled to Buhler's pavilion then rode to Spring Lake Hospital where his right leg was amputated The shot occurred when he reached for a snipe and the gun slipped embedding bone fragments in the canoe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N. J
Leon Osborne
Shark River
Buhler
Spring Lake Hospital
Young Osborne
Frank Osborne
Bradley Park
Dobbs & Co at 242 Fifth Avenue Between 27th and 25th Streets
Dobbs & Co occupies 242 Fifth Avenue between 27th and 25th Streets in a bustling commercial corridor. The listing notes the business operates from this midtown location, serving customers with unspecified services.
Salome Dancer Arrested at Greek Restaurant in Manhattan
Plainclothes officers halted a Greek restaurant at Sixth Avenue after hearing Oriental music from a basement. They found a Salome dance audience and arrested dancer Mary Berkus and three men, including the manager and two musicians, for producing a performance without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. S Sixth Avenue
Greater New York
Mary Berkus
No. 32
West @th street
Gus Michaels
William Carnessiniss
Louis Raseas
No. 322
West 4Th Street
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Knapp
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Clarence L. Cullen
My Lady of Mystery
Jacques Futrelle
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Astre the Seer
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