Note on Morocco crisis sent to signatory powers
Paris dispatch outlines two part note and declaration on recognizing Mulai Hafik as Sultan of Morocco. It demands guarantees for the Algeciras Act, rights to curb arms, treaties, debts, and security measures for ports. Hafik seeks aid from powers and asks Tangier diplomats for guidance before recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mulai Hafiq
Morocco
Su'tan
France
Spain
Casablanca
Abd-el- Aziz
Moroccan Foreign Board
Diplomatic Corps
Foreign Board
Mulai Hafig
Apr-el-Aziz
Tangier
Algeciras
Hafie
Mulsi Hafiq
Mulai
Germany's Opposition Over Casablanca Costs
Berlin reports the Franco-Spanish note omits repayment of Casablanca occupation expenses as a condition for recognizing Mulai Hafid. Germany insists Morocco should not bear the large cost, arguing France acted precipitately and should cover the costs, not Morocco, as Mulai Hafid's reign begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Casablanca
Mulai Hafiq
Morocco
Germany
France
French Column Defeats Boudenib Tribesmen in Sweep
Dispatches from Colonel Allix report a decisive French victory at Boudenib. Reconnaissances confirm the insurgents are scattered and unlikely to renew aggression. Several tribes have already submitted.
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Boudenib
Paris
Allix
Bulgarian Diplomatic Agent Withdraws After Dinner Snub
Gofia reports Guechoff, the Bulgarian envoy in Constantinople, returns to protest not being invited to a diplomat dinner. In St Petersburg, Foreign Ministry shows little concern, blaming diplomatic etiquette misunderstandings rather than offense to Bulgaria. Analysts expect a quick, tactful resolution to restore relations.
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Gofia
Guechoff
Constantinople
St. Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
Warsaw University Reopens as Boycott Widens
Warsaw reports the University of Warsaw reopened after a closure since the 15th. Of six hundred entrants, only thirty eight were Poles. Poles decided to boycott the university, objecting to the government's refusal to permit their use of the Polis.
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Warsaw
University of Warsaw
Admiral Sperry visits Albany as fleet arrives in harbor
Rear Admiral Sperry, commander in chief of the American battleship fleet, and officers ashore in Albany Western Australia, are greeted by Premier N J Moore and Governor Admiral Sir F G D Bedford. The visit includes a Rotunda procession amid cheering natives and a palace speech on shared ideals and peace. Fifteen battleships light up Princess Royal Harbor as Kansas joins the fleet.
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Albany
West Australia
Sperry
Western Australia
N. J. Moore
F. G. D. Bedford
Moore
America
United States
Australia
Princess Royal Harbor
Melbourne
Open Parliament Focuses on Japan Influence and Silver Policy
Representatives McKinley of California and Cole of Ohio headlined a large Open Parliament at Metropolitan Temple. McKinley warned that Japan's commercial organization could threaten U S industry and urged greater coastal protection. Cole argued that if Bryan won, Cleveland era gold policy could shift the country toward free silver, prompting diverse political debate among Republicans Democrats and Socialists.
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McKinley
California
Cole
Ohio
Metropolitan
United States
Commercial Organization of Japan
Pacific Coast
Bryan
Cleveland
Asquith’s Host Ceremony Sparks Political Debate
London liberals study Premier Asquith’s move to stop carrying the Host in the Eucharistic procession. Papers argue over necessity, timing, and potential repeal of anti Catholic oaths. Cardinal Vannutelli praises the stance as Catholic sympathy rises. Delegates depart for Canterbury and Arundel Castle, with Cardinal Gibbons bound for Ireland and then New York aboard the Caronia.
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London
Asquith
Pall Mall Gazette
Newcastle
Thomas Cairns
John Redmond
Cardinal Vannutelli
Arundel Castle
Cardinal Mercier
Malines
Cardinal Ferrari
Milan
Canterbury
Canterbury Cathedral
Monastery of St. Augustine
Church of St. Martin
Francis J
Galway
Kilmacduagh
Cardinal
Cunard Line
Caronia
Queenstown
New York
Cholera Spreads as City Grieves in St Petersburg
Official report shows 256 cholera cases and 4 deaths from Sept 12 to Sept 14 in St. Petersburg. Mortality exceeds 25 percent since epidemic began. A choir tenor of St. Alexander Nevsky fell ill after services. Physicians urge closing saloons at 5 PM on workdays and all day on holidays. Food sale supervision tightened.
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St. Petersburg
Alexander Nevsky
Public Service Commission 2d District Annual Rail Safety Report
The first annual report for the Public Service Commission 2d District details steam railroads carrying 104,113,465 passengers with 1,092 total deaths, 2,427 injuries. Passenger deaths rose to 52, injuries to 585. on electric lines 279,788,000 passengers were carried with 411 deaths and 769 injuries.
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Public Service Commission
Woodlawn
New York Central
Lansingburg
Boston & Maine
Forest fires threaten large timber tracts in Mattawin Valley
Port Arthur reports fires have entered the Mattawin River Valley fifty miles west and may destroy vast timber areas. Smoke covers the lake and locals fight the flames as Isle Royale cottages burn in heavy fires. Fort William notes fires around the city, railroading conditions and a heavy rain is seen as the only salvation.
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Port Arthur
Crown Land Agency
Mattawin River
America
William Scott
Pigeon River Lumber Company
Isle Royale
Rock Harbor
Washington Harbor
Fort William
West End
Indian Reserve
Checking Cholera in Philippines Reported Improved
The Manila cholera outbreak is seen as improving with Pangasinan in Luzon reporting near elimination. A few cases persist in Manila, including three American victims last week. Officials say the disease is not epidemic and efforts continue. most Manila cases are blamed on provincial origins.
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Manila
Pangasinan
Luzon
Eleven Negroes Arrested in South Carolina Insurrection Plot
In Ninety Six and Greenwood, eleven Black suspects are jailed on insurrection charges after an intercepted letter revealed plans to “shoot up” the town on Sept. 6. A race riot history, prior gun rumors, and local friction underpin the case as Sheriff McGillan labels evidence conclusive. Four targets named include four active opponents of white Republican Tolbert, amid long local tensions.
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Columbia
S. C
Ninety-six
Greenwood
McGillan
Joseph Tolbert
Tolbert
Hat of Dr. Rustin Found at Home After Shooting
Detectives located the flat pliable straw hat worn by Dr. Frederick Rustin the night of the shooting, hanging in his hallway. Mrs. Rustin and Abbie Rice identify it as the hat worn by the doctor before the fatal event, with no bullet hole found and the item turned over to the county attorney.
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Omaha
Frederick Rustin
Rustin
Abbie Rice
Dr. Rustin
Ex mayor Fitzgerald returns from abroad
John F. Fitzgerald former Boston mayor arrived on the Zeeland from Antwerp after months abroad and a nine day Atlantic crossing. He met Richard Croker, discussed past politics and the U S outlook, and said Bryan has a chance at presidency though he misses unification with the Democrats. He noted Hisgen’s strong personal following in Massachusetts.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
England
Red Star
Zeeland
Antwer
Fitzgerald
Richard Croker
United States
Atlantic
Taft
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Independent
Hisgen
Massachusetts
Glencairn
Croker
Senator Platt
Mr. Black
New York
Rout of royalist forces at Tabriz reported complete
Petersburg dispatches from Tabriz announce the rout of royalist forces under Izzatul Khan by a detachment of the insurgent garrison. Ain-ed-Dowleh can no longer rely on Maku cavalry, which was intercepted by mountain tribesmen and defeated.
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Petersburg
Izzatul Khan
Tabriz
Ain-ed-Dowleh
Maku
Alleged Swindler Parker Sought After Worthless Check Scam
A telegram from Boston Police Chief Watts asks a sharp lockout for Richard F. Parker who is charged with writing a $60.09 worthless check to A. B. Turner of 24 Milk Street Boston in exchange for bonds.
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Watts
Boston
Richard F. Parker
A. B. Turner
No. 24
Milk Street
Maine Island Becomes Duck Refuge Under Audubon Lease
Boston reports that the American Audubon Society secured a perpetual lease from Maine for a rocky coastal island in Hancock County. The island will serve as a bird reservation and elder duck refuge, preserving the last breeding site along the coast.
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The
Tribune
Boston
American Audubon Society
State of
Maine
Hancock County
Cracks in Centre Street Wall Prompt Evacuations
Fire inspectors and the Buildings Department ordered inhabitants from Nos Ra and 9 Centre street and No 8 Centre street to vacate after cracks appeared in the front wall. The damage is linked to subway extension digs in front of the buildings. Degnon Construction crews shore up the facade while residents seek temporary housing. John Mann's mother was carried from the second floor of No 8 Centre street due to the incident.
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Nos Ra
Centre’street
Buildings Department
Centre Street
Herman Bendsal
Th Street
Supreme Court
Degnon Construction Company
John Mann
Mann
No. 8
Policy game crackdown yields jail terms and fines
Eleven policy players were fined or imprisoned by Judge Swann in General Sessions. Frederick Eichler received six months in prison, others faced three months or fines up to $300. Ada Ingel and Emma Nichols each paid $50 fines. Total fines reached $1,100 as raids continue with Goddard Anti-Policy Society backing. Superintendent Hamilton hailed jurist action and noted jail terms help deter ring employment.
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Swann
Frederick Eichler
West 28Th Street
Stephen O'Hare
Eichler
Goddard Anti-Policy Society
Charles Wendell
New Dorp
Staten Island
Wendell
Daniel Lager
Sixth Avenue
Ada Ingel
Eldridge Street
Emma Nichols
West Gsth Street
William ©. Hamilton
Yorkville Court
Frank Schwartz
Upper East Side
Schwartz
Hamilton
Clergymen Signed Socialist Belief Issue Manifesto
A manifesto signed by 161 clergymen from 24 denominations endorses the view that scripture teaching and the Golden Rule support a cooperative socialist commonwealth. New York signers include Rev. Harry S. Baker, Rev. Charles T. Baylis, Rev. A. J. Brucklacher, Rev. Frank F. Blessing, Rev. Henry Frank, Rev. John D. Long, Rev. Paul Moore Strayer, and others.
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United States
Ministers
Socialist Conference
New York State
Harry S. Baker
Brooklyn
Charles T. Baylis
A. J. Brucklacher
Frank F. Blessing
Buffalo
A. L. Byron-Curtis
Rome
W. A Carrington
Pambridge
Charles P. Fagnani
Union Theological Seminary
Henry Frank
New York
Ralph E. Horne
Minden
Alexander F. Irvine
Milton S. Littlefield
John D. Long
R. H McReady
Chester
Charles Douglas Martin
George Fraser Miller
Grover George Mills
Louis J. Richards
Fort Plain
W. A. Sager
Clifton Springs
J. Havergal Sheppard
Schenectady
Paul Moore Strayer
Rochester
Maurice Thorner
Charles H. Vail
Albion
W. A. Wasson
Riverhead
John E. Zelter
W. D. P. Bliss
R. Hekter Newton
Edward J. Ward
Survives 15 60-volt shock in Catskill electric station
Albert Smith light engineer at the Catskill electric light station was burned on the shoulder and elbow when he backed into a bundle of heavily loaded 15 60 volt wires while inspecting lightning arresters. He was knocked to the floor, but rose and walked out as flames were extinguished from his clothing. He has endured multiple severe shocks in the past.
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the Tribune
Catskill
N. Y
Albert Smith
Electric
Smith
Van Zant Former Albany Player Dies by Suicide
Charles I. Van Zant aged thirty three, a noted baseball figure long with the Albany NY State League team, shot himself at his Nashua home after returning from Albany amid signs of melancholia. He had played in the New England League the St Louis National League and with a St Paul club. He leaves a wife.
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Nashua
N. H
Charles I. van Zant
Albany
van Zant
St. Louis
St. Paul
Record College Enrolment in Boston This Month
Boston schools brace for heavy enrollments with more than twelve thousand five hundred students. About nine thousand five hundred are men and three thousand are women already enrolled. Harvard expects about five thousand students, while the Institute of Technology anticipates sixteen hundred.
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the Tribune
Boston
Harvard
Institute of Technology
Marine Intelligence Mini Almanac Update
Marine notices list sun and moon timings and high water. Vessels include Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Grosser Kurfurst Etruria Slavonia and Principe di Piemonte with distances east of Sandy Hook and expected dock times across today and tomorrow.
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Sandy Hook
Gov
Etruria
Slavonia
Principe di Piemonte
Three Broadway Stores Reported at Warren and 34th Streets
Readable text notes three Broadway stores with figures 258 and 42 and 1302 listed alongside Warren Street, 13th Street and 34th Street. Details unclear. main items are store locations on major avenues and streets.
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Broadway
Warren St
13Th St
34Th St
Vessels Near Sandy Hook Near Dock Time
At Sandy Hook the vessel Geceante was 657 miles east at 6 p m yesterday and expected to dock around 7 30 a m Wednesday. The other ship is also due to dock about the same time on Wednesday.
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Sandy Hook
Transatlantic and Caribbean Sailings Schedule Extract
A dense timetable lists ships and routes with ports such as Liverpool Southampton Naples Havana Norfolk and Savannah. It notes sailings for Cunard White Star Austro-Hungarian and other lines plus connections to New York San Francisco and Vancouver with destinations including New Zealand Australia and the Pacific islands.
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Sptember
Lusitania
Liverpool
Cunard
Jestic
Southampton
White Star
Maraval
Grenada
Trinidad
Martha Washington
Naples
Rotterdam
Russian
Galveston
Galveston, Mailiorr. : —_— 12:00 m Namilton
Norfolk
Old Dominion
K. A. Victora
Hamburg
Arable
la Lorraine
Havre
Hellig Olav
Christiansand
Friedrich der G
Bremen
N. Y- Lloyd
Jacksonville
Clyde
Monroe
Old Dam
Columbus
Savannah
Morro Castle
Havana
Ward
Tguyen Louise
Argentina
Port of New York Arrivals and Departures Sept 14 1908
Port records list Nieuw Amsterdam with 723 cabin and 202 steerage passengers from Amsterdam Rotterdam and Boulogne to Holland America Line. Joseph J Cuneo from Port Antonio with fruit. Hippolyte Dumots from Port Antonio with fruit. Bound Brook from Santa Marta with fruit. Laldorch in ballast from Shields to J Whitney & Co. Zeeland from Antwerp and Dover to Red Star Line with 408 cabin and steerage passengers. Galileo from Hull with 1 passenger. Proteus from New Orleans with passengers and cargo. El Sid from Galveston to Northern Pacific Co with merchandise. Harvard from Boston to Metropolitan Co with passengers and merchandise. Minnehaha from London to Atlantic Transport Line with 170 cabin passengers. Coamo from Ponce to Mayaguez and San Juan to New York and Puerto Rico S S Co with 146 passengers. multiple quaratine movements noted. winds east at Sandy Hook and several steamers sailing to various destinations.
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Nieuw Amsterdam
van der Zee
Roterdam
Boulogne
Joseph J Cuneo
Nor
Aamadt
Port Antonio
Setember
Cuneo Importing Co
Arried
Hippolyte Dumots
Danielsen
United Fruit Co
Bar
Bound Brook
Ger
Hansen
Santa Marta
Th Bar
Laldorch
Pearson
Shields
J . Whitney & Co
Zeeland
Antwerp
Dover
Red Star Line
Mds
Sam
Galileo
New
Watson Hull
Sanderson & Son
Mose
Proteus
Hopner
New Orleans
Southern Pacific Co
Moise
el Sid. Baker
Galveston
Northern Pacific Co
Mdse
Harvard
Crowell
Boston
Metropolitan As Co
Mdise
Minnehaha (Br
Laysland
London
Atlantic Transport Line
Coamo
Dalton
Ponce
Mayaguez
Aguadilla
San Juan
New York
Rerta Rico Ss Co
Sandy Hook
Transatlantic Steamship Movements Across Sept 14
Shipping news lists numerous vessels sailing from ports like Liverpool Havre and Hamburg to New York and other European ports. Vessels include Kronprinz Wilhelm Prinses Irene Vaderland and President Grant with routes via Plymouth Cherbourg Antwerp and Hamburg. Several ships show Sept 12 to 14 sailings toward Bombay Colombo Copenhagen and Naples along with cargo and passenger movements.
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Liverpool
Campens
Berg
New York
Manchester
London
Minnetonka
Plymouth
Kronprins Wilhelm Ger
Cherbourg
Bremen
Grant
Ger
Hamburg
Dover
Vaderland
Antwerp
Amerik
Venezuela
Amsterdan
la Campine
St Andrew
Gravesend
Belgy
Suez
Mw—Hoherfels
Calcutta
Colombo
Boston
Buenos Ayres
Velasquez
Sentom
Wellington
Savona
Europa Tital
Naples
Palermo
Algeria
iEric
Shanghai
Dalmere Urs
Port Natal
Skerries Bri
Fort Natal
Siltd
Philadelphia
Ibraltar
Kénig Albert
Hull
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Japan
Ontario
Philippines
Record College
Marine Intelligence
Miniature Almanac
Racers, Peet & Company
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New Zealand
Samoan Islands
New Caledonia
San Francisco
Beverle
Hawaii
Corea
China
Philippine Islands
Tonga
Moanaii
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Seattley
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Baferophon
Kswait
Guam
Apan
Korea
Vancouver
Victoria
Tiji Islands
Marama
Seattle
Tahiti
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Mifare
Barbados
Booth
la Guayra
Rea
Luiser
Lloyd
Alliance
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White State
Cunardine Kingston
RMS
FP Inagua
Hamid Am Kojiria Igin Luise
Gibraltar
Lloyd Jalileo Hull
Ici Piemonte
el Norte
Deutschland
Hamb
St. Thomas
Quebec
Nord
Esee
Salaes Veloce
Pretoria
Hiudson
Lavre
Pac
Kaiser Wilhelm II
G L
Advance
Cristobal
Panama
Sicona
Seminole
Turk’s Island
Maranhense
Para
Tramburg
Port of New York
Broadmayne
Calale
Hippolyte Nor
Jefferson
Eon News
Suriname
Barbaries
Demerara
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Suruga
Yokohama
Trieste
Alice
Earl & Wilson
Liberty
Lillian Russell
Geo. Broadhurst Wild
Geo. W. Hobart
Frank McKees
Victor Herbert
Glen Macdonough
NEW Amsterdam ” Theatre
Merry Widow
John Drew
Hattie Williams
Knigkerbocker the Girls OF
Mats
Iottenberg
Garrick
35Th Street
Joseph Coyne
Alexandra Carlisle
Doris x
Ane
Lygeum Agen
Billie Burke
SAVOY
DIANA
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Dobson
Bway
Eves Sam Que
Robert Edeson
Ley
Edeson
Hippodrome
Twict
Ballet OF
Birbland
New Circus
the. Shes
Myric
Morrow Casino
Cern Herald
Clyde Fitch
John Mason
James K. Hackett
Zenda
John la
Molnar
Garden Devil Theatre
Franz Molnar
Weber
Astor
Ibelasco
Mats Wean Deorce Arliss
Shakespeare
Belasco
Tuyvesant
Ammerstein
Gertrude Hoff
Mabel Aris
R ‘ Her
Herz
Jack Norworth
Ivan Abramson
Italian Opera CO
DE Blaney
Chas. Ross
Mabel Fentom
Jones
Bianche Dero
Lincoln SQ
Salome
Grace Cameron
Eva Tenguay
Leo Stem
Alhambra Swat
Pultom
Maree Tuck
Mr. Fantominert Coote
Mauxwe Ward
Dren
Arurda
Annis Tragely- Tyroles
Carpathia Sr
Gena Lizard
A. F Lucas
Hasburs Scilly
Cannadian Dam
le Coq
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