Legates Bless Albert Hall Crowd in London Event
Ten thousand Catholics crowded Albert Hall for the Legate's blessing amid confusion from poor organization. Cardinal Vannutelli and Archbishop Bourne led the ceremony after a Westminster Cathedral Mass, praising the congress as a landmark uniting Roman and Latin rites and showcasing imperial British Catholicism.
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Protestants Alarmed by Host in London Eucharist Procession
The Protestant Alliance in London appeals to the Home Secretary to stop carrying the Host and wearing vestments at Sunday's Eucharist Congress procession. They warn of public danger and riot if the procession proceeds, and deny seeking an injunction. A letter threats retaliation against alliance leaders, signed by an alleged Catholic Anti-Bigotry Society secretary, described as a crank.
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Protest to King Over Papal Legate at London Eucharistic Congress
London September 11 text of protest from the Imperial Protestant Federation against the planned reception of a Papal Legate for the Eucharistic Congress in London. The document argues such a visit breaches the realm’s laws and historic precedent, citing Henry VI and Elizabeth I eras and urging the King to deny the rumour and uphold Protestant liberties across the empire. It emphasizes continual opposition to papal legates entering England without royal license.
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Mother and Child Nourished by Grape-Nuts and Postum
A Virginia mother praises Grape-Nuts for nourishing herself and her infant after childbirth. She reports renewed strength, successful nursing, and improved health following a dietary change urged by her doctor. The letter, signed as a genuine testimonial, ends with a prompt to read The Road to Wellville.
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Jury acquits Gregori in Pantheon Dreyfus case outcome
Paris reports a full acquittal of Louis A. Gregori by the Assize Court after he fired at Major Dreyfus during the Pantheon ceremony honoring Emile Zola. The verdict ends a twelve year Dreyfus divide, with court proceedings marked by protests, witness suppression, and defenses of self defense.
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Legion of Honor
Cholera in Capital Spreads Through St Petersburg
An official bulletin from St. Petersburg reports 58 new cholera cases and 8 deaths in a day with 107 patients in hospitals. The disease has reached all city quarters. The municipality allocated 21,4400 for the sanitary commission, which opened six vaccination stations though vaccination is unpopular. only 100 people have been treated.
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De Reus Relieved From Duties as Envoy to Venezuela
The Hague Sept 11. J H De Reus formerly minister of the Netherlands to Venezuela was expelled by President Castro in July and has been honorably relieved from his duties and placed on the unattached list.
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Alberti's health declines amid fraud case in Copenhagen
Copenhagen reports former Minister of Justice M. Alberti, jailed on major fraud charges, is weakened by kidney trouble and may not endure a long imprisonment. He began drafting a fraud report after surrender, noting bank bonds $500000 forged by him, as officers saluted the former chief. Managua convenes as Congress plans a $100000 loan from England and approves the Trios Anderson treaty opening San Juan del Norte and free cattle import.
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Maritime warfare talks delayed to December in London
London notes that the powers conference on maritime warfare laws has been postponed from October 1 to December 1. In Southampton a fire destroyed the American built schooner yacht Ceylon off St. Catherine's Point, crew rescued, hulk towed to Ventnor. Montreal reports a warrant for Duncan M. Stewart, former Sovereign Bank of Canada manager, charged with perjury after liquidation. Stewart fled Ottawa weeks ago.
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Hearst’s Hot Attack on Bryan Spurs Independence Rally
John Temple Graves was named Vice-President by the Independence party at the Casino Theatre. Speakers included Thomas Hisgen, W. R. Hearst, Clarence Shearn. Hearst attacked Bryan, detailing his shift from Democrat to rival. Graves praised the party, urging support for Hisgen and Graves.
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Indpendence League Petition for President and VP Questioned
The Independence League filed with New Jersey Secretary of State its nomination petition for Thomas L. Hisgen and John Temple Graves but irregularities threaten rejection. Handwriting of many signatures is the same, many affadavits name Hisgen and Graves directly, and electors exceed the state’s allotment. Secretary S. D. Dickinson will decide if the petition can be accepted or must be redone.
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Canada Bars Steam Trawlers Off Canadian Waters
Halifax reports that an order in council bans fishing by steam trawlers in bays harbors and within Canada three miles offshore. Nova Scotia fishermen protested as the steam trawler Wren arrived from Scotland and fished near Canso, prompting government action to protect fish supplies.
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Unemployed mob crowds London hospital seeking porter job
In London on September 11 three thousand men surrounded a hospital that advertised for a porter at 450 dollars weekly with meals. Police were called to restore order as the crowd pressed to enter the building.
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Reckoning of Baden Rail Tunnel Error Costs 875000
An act of revenge by a discharged Italian laborer caused a Baden government loss of 875000. While two tunnel sections were built from opposite ends toward Forbach in the Black Forest, they failed to meet by twenty six feet due to a mislaid surveying pin.
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Countess Szechenyi Arrives in Vienna for Medical Consultation
Vienna September 11 The Countess Szechenyi and her mother Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt of New York arrived today in good health for a visit. The purpose is to consult a prominent gynecologist while Count Szechenyi attends the army maneuvers in Hungary.
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Chance for Abd el Aziz: Mtougi Captures Morocco City
Tangier reports Mtougi's forces have occupied Morocco City and proclaimed Abd el Aziz as Sultan. A messenger is sent to Abd el Aziz to summon him, with Mtougi warning of replacing him if he refuses. Abd el Aziz writes thanking Mtougi for support but says he will abandon the struggle. Mtougi insists he will not submit to Mulai Hafig.
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Hard Fighting Near Tabriz Reported in Persian Front
A Sept 9 dispatch from Tabriz via Novoe Vremya describes two thousand Persian troops and Kurdish units moving from Maku to aid Ain ed Dowleh, intercepted ten miles from Tabriz by Satar Khan loyalists. royalists were defeated and wounded leader Shiral Khan noted. Ongoing artillery fire and a subsequent report claim Izzatull Khan defeated mountaineers at Khoti village, with pillaging and village Alvar afterward. a decisive battle was anticipated that day.
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Battleships Coaling Arrives at Albany West Australia
American battleships reach Albany after a 1300 mile voyage from Melbourne and form a square off King Point to salute fort Gibraltar and General Baquedano. The Conneticut leads a crew to Princess Royal Harbor to take on coal as flags flutter and preparations begin for Manila Bay maneuvers in November.
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American battleships Maine and Alabama sail for Naples
The Maine and Alabama, leading ships of the fleet on its world voyage, departed Port Said for Naples after a monsoon near Colombo delayed them by a day at Aden. The voyage otherwise proceeded without incident.
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Herring A M machine hopes to beat Wrights
Aeronaut A M Herring tests promise a flight to Chicago from his Broadway shop. He claims his aeroplane is twice as strong as the Wright machine yet far lighter, with capacity for two and an extended fuel tank. He seeks a 30 day extension from the War Department while refining equilibrium principles.
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Balloon Rescue of Two British Aeronauts Near Sea
A North Sea pilot steamer picked up today a balloon with two British aeronauts, Tennett and Short, after it ascended from Battersea London at 10 PM and blew offshore. The balloon could not reach land and was near the water when found.
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Baldwin Balloon Arrives in St Joseph for Trials
Captain Baldwin's airship arrives from Washington to participate in military tournament trials in St Joseph, Mo, with five thousand federal troops to take part the week of September 21.
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Barrett Joins Glidden On Balloon Ascent In Springfield
Charles J. Glidden and John Barrett of Washington head the Bureau of American Republics ascend from Springfield in the balloon Boston at 4 45 p m and land in Stamford. They pack the craft and travel to Monson Mass before returning to Springfield. Barrett, on his first ascent, praises the experience and plans another flight and aims to form an aero club in Washington.
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Unions Back Free Secular Education Plan at Congress
In Nottingham on September 11 the Trade Union Congress adopted by a large majority a resolution demanding a free secular system of education. The vote reflects strong union support for state funded non sectarian schooling.
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Montgomery to plead guilty report aims at forgery charges
Pittsburg report claims William Montgomery cashier of the Allegheny National Bank will plead guilty to forgery at arraignment next Thursday. Attorney E Y Breck declined confirmation and teased that Montgomery may not need counsel. Montgomery faces two counts of forgery at trial.
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Lumber Revisions Highlight Navy Supply Constraints
Navy lumber specs updated due to changing markets and wood shortages. Oregon pine may replace white and yellow pine. increased use of linoleum on decks and metal interiors cuts. Multiple Army and Navy promotions and assignments listed, along with ship movements and vessel arrivals and departures to and from major yards and bases.
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Bureau of Construction and Repair
Boston Woman Seeks Restraining Injunction in Maine Divorce Libel
Mrs. Emma J. Bishop wife of a noted insurance man and sportsman filed a bill in Superior Court asking an injunction to stop her husband from pursuing a libel for divorce in Maine She has been served the libel returnable Sept 22 in Maine Supreme Court and denies the husband ever established a residence in Maine in good faith asserts his business is in Boston and that his visit to Maine was improper
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Syrian Editor Mokarzel Replies to Turkish Consul General
Najeeb A Mokarzel editor of a Syriam paper and leader of a local Syriam group in New York argues Mundji Bey the Turkish Consul General is indiscreet. He says a mass meeting for Ottoman reforms was organized with Mundji Bey as president but he and Syrians were not properly informed or invited. Mokarzel maintains his paper remains a strong reform platform.
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Sigmund Schwartz Arrested at Tombs Court
Sigmund Schwartz, president of the United Pushcart Pedl ers of America and a familiar Essex Market figure, was jailed at the Tombs police court on selling a beguspedier license for 14 to Louis Aiters. Assistant District Attorney Bosler cited affidavits alleging illegal licenses sold over twelve years. Schwartz, who treated the arrest lightly, was released on $40 bond after counsel requested a September adjournment.
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