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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1908

Page

6

Morocco and France push for powers to recognize Mulai Hafik

Paris reports a Franco-Spanish note and a declaration sent to Algeciras powers outlining guarantees before Mulai Hafik can be recognized as Sultan of Morocco. It calls for adherence to the Algeciras Act, reimbursement of expenses, protection of ports, and equitable treatment of Abd el Aziz officials. Hafik urges diplomatic corps cooperation to secure recognition and pledges to honor treaties and reforms.

Paris Mulai Hafiq Morocco Su'tan France Spain Casablanca Abd-el- Aziz Moroccan Foreign Board Foreign Board Mulai Hafig Aps-el-Aziz Diplomatic Corps Tangier Algeciras Mulai

Germany Opposes Moroccan Occupation Costs Demand

Berlin reports the Franco Spanish note omits repayment of Casablanca occupation expenses as a condition for recognizing Mulai Hafiq. Germany insists it will not allow Morocco to bear about 20 million dollars in costs and argues France should pay, calling the occupation precipitate and unnecessarily prolonged.

Berlin Casablanca Mulai Hafiq Morocco Germany France

French column triumph over insurgents at Boudenib reported

Dispatches from Colonel Allix say the French column won a sweeping victory over insurgent tribesmen at Boudenib. Reconnaissances confirm the defeat was complete and Arabs are scattered with little likelihood of renewed aggression. Several tribes have already submitted.

Paris Allix Boudenib

Aggrieved Bulgarian Diplomat Returns to Gofia

J S Guechoff the Bulgarian diplomatic agent at Constantinople returns to Gofia to protest not being invited to a dinner for the diplomatic body. St Petersburg notes little intent to escalate the issue, attributing it to Turkish diplomatic etiquette and suggesting tact can resolve the misunderstanding. The Novoe Vremya editorial argues common sense should prevent conflicts with established international politics factions.

Gofia J. S. Guechoff Constantinople St. Petersburg Foreign Office Novoe Vremya Wurkis International P Iitics

University of Warsaw Reopens Amid Poles Boycott

Warsaw reports the University of Warsaw, closed since IW5, reopened today with six hundred students attending. only thirty-eight were Poles. Poles decide to boycott the university over government restrictions on Polish use of wa policies.

Warsaw University of Warsaw Permie We Polisa Mig

Admiral Sperry Visits Albany as Fleet Arrives

Rear Admiral Sperry, commander in chief of the American battleship fleet, and officers ashore at Albany Western Australia. Premier Moore and Governor Bedford welcomed them at the jetty. Sperry praised shared values and unity, while Albany residents cheered as the fleet illuminated Princess Royal Harbor. The battleship Kansas joined the group after arriving from Melbourne.

Albany West Australia Sperry Western Australia N. J. Moore F. G. D. Bedford Moore America United States Australia Princess Royal Harbor Melbourne

Open Parliament at Metropolitan Temple Discusses Japan Threat

Representatives McKinley of California and Cole of Ohio led a largely attended Open Parliament at Metropolitan Temple. McKinley warned that Japan's large labor force and organized commerce threaten American industry, urging stronger coastal protection. Cole warned that if Bryan won and Cleveland-era silver policies returned, the United States could slide to a free silver basis amid varied political views.

McKinley California Cole Ohio Metropolitan United States Commercial Organization of Japan Pacific Coast Bryan Cleveland

Asquith Held Back Host Ceremony Faces Debate

London reports on Premier Asquith’s decision to halt the Host in yesterday’s procession. Papers urge repeal of the law and removal of the oath against Catholicism. Catholic leaders praised the restraint while Irish Nationalists expect action. Cardinal Gibbons attends events then sails from Queenstown October 1 aboard the Caronia.

London Asquith Pall Mall Bourne Edmund Talbot House of Commons Newcastle Thomas Cairns John Redmond Cardinal Vannutelli Arundel Castle Cardinal Mercier Malines Cardinal Ferrari Milan Canterby Canterbury Cathedral Monastery of St. Augustine Church of St. Martin Galway Kilmacduagh Cunard Line Caronia Queenstown New York

Cholera Spreads in St Petersburg Amid Tightening Controls

An official report from St Petersburg notes 256 cholera cases and 64 deaths from noon September 12 to today, with mortality over 25 percent since the outbreak began. A choir tenor from St Alexander Nevsky's church died after service. Physicians advise closing saloons at 5 pm on workdays and entirely on holidays, and tightening supervision of food sales.

St. Petersburg Alexander Nevsky

Public Service Commission 2d District Annual Safety Report

The first annual report shows steam railroads carried 104,113,465 passengers with 1,092 total deaths and 2,427 injuries. Passenger deaths rose 27 to 52 and injuries 262 to 585. wrecks at Woodlawn and Lansingburg partly drove increases. Electric railroads carried 279,788, with 5.35 deaths per million and 14.9 injuries per million. total deaths 3, injuries 769.

Public Service Commission Woodlawn New York Central Lansingburg Boston & Maine

Forest fires threaten timber in Mattawin Valley

Port Arthur dispatch reports fires in the Mattawin River Valley unsurveyed district fifty miles west of Port Arthur endangering large timber tracts. Smoke blankets the lake as villagers battle flames. Isle Royale cottages and Rock Harbor resorts facing destruction unless heavy rain arrives within 24 hours. Fort William notes fires surrounding the city with blazes on the Indian reserve. rain needed to prevent heavy property loss.

Port Arthur Crown Land Agency Mattawin River America William Scott Pigeon River Lumber Company Fort William West End Indian Reserve

Checking Cholera in Philippines

Outbreak reported to be improving in provinces with Pangasinan nearly free of cholera. Manila records a few cases with three American victims last week. Officials insist the disease is not epidemic and intensive efforts continue. Most Manila cases are believed to originate in the provinces.

Manila Pangasinan Luzon

Eleven Negroes Arrested at Ninety Six South Caroina

Eleven black residents were jailed in Greenwood on insurrection charges after an intercepted letter exposed a plot to “shoot up” Ninety Six on a Sunday night. A grudge dating to an election riot a decade ago frames ongoing race friction. four marked opponents of a white Republican were named.

Columbia 8. C Ss. C Greenwood Joseph Tolbert

Hat of Dr Rustin Found in Hallway of Home

Omaha Sept 14 Detectives recovered the hat worn by Dr Frederick Rustin the night he was shot hanging in the Rustin home hallway a flat pliable straw with a turned down peak Mrs Rustin cannot confirm it was the hat she wore that night maid unconnected much as yet but Abbie Rice identifies the hat as the one worn by Rustin when she left him three hours before the shooting no bullet hole found in the hat and it has been turned over to the county attorney.

Omaha Frederick Rustin Rustin

Ex mayor Fitzgerald returns to Boston after abroad

John F. Fitzgerald ex mayor of Boston arrived on the Zeeland from Antwerp after months abroad. He met Richard Croker for a confidential talk on past politics and the U S outlook. He avoided commenting on Taft Bryan prospects but noted Independent candidate Hisgen's strong local following and regretted the independent Democrats’ lack of fusion.

John F. Fitzgerald Boston England Red Star Zeeland Antwerp Fitzgerald Richard Croker United States Atlantic Taft Bryan Independent Hisgen Massachusetts Glencairn Croker Senator Platt Mr. Black New York Hops Dent

rout of royalist forces at Tabriz completed

Dispatches from Tabriz report Izzatul Khan's royalist force routed by insurgent garrison detachments. Ain-ed-Dowleh loses Maku cavalry support after it was intercepted by mountain tribesmen and defeated, leaving Tabriz without expected aid.

St. Petersburg Izzatul Khan Tabriz Ain-ed-Dowleh Maku

Alleged Swindler Parker Sought in Boston

A telegram from Boston Police Chief Watts asks a sharp lockout for Richard F. Parker accused of issuing worthless checks for zero dollars to A. B. Turner of 24 Milk Street Boston in exchange for bonds of that value official action sought to apprehend Parker.

Watts Boston Richard F. Parker A. B. Turner No. 24 Milk Street

Maine Island Declared Bird Refuge for Elder Ducks

Through the American Audubon Society efforts a perpetual lease from Maine secures a rocky island off Hancock County as a bird reservation. The site will serve as a refuge for elder ducks and is the last coast spot where they still breed.

the Tribune Boston American Audubon Society Maine Hancock County

Cracks in Centre Street Wall Force Evacuation

Builders find front wall cracks in Nos 5 and 9 Centre Street office blocks traced to subway excavation. Occupants of Nos 8 and 9 Centre Street ordered out, later allowed to return after shoring work by Degnon Construction and Buildings Department inspection. One resident assisted from an invalid mother.

Centre’street Buildings Department No. 8 Centre Street Herman Bendsal West 99Th Street Supreme Court Degnon Construction Company John Mann Mann

JAIL FOR POLICY MEN IN NEW YORK

Eleven policy players were fined or jailed in General Sessions by Judge Swann. Frederick Eichler, 30, got six months. Charles Wendell, 68, Staten Island, faced three months after fines were reconsidered. Daniel Lager, 71, was fined 200 dollars. two women, Ada Ingel and Emma Nichols, paid 59 dollars each. Total fines reached 1100 dollars. Superintendent Hamilton of the Goddard Anti Policy Society hailed the sentences and anticipated tougher effects on the policy ring’s work.

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 Sign 161-Name Socialist Manifesto

A Ministers' Socialist Conference issues a manifesto signed by 161 clergymen from twenty four denominations urging Christians to study Scripture and socialism. New York signers include Rev. Harry S. Baker, Rev. Charles T. Baylis, Rev. A. J. Brucklacher, Rev. Frank F. Blessing, Rev. A. L. Byron Curtis, and others across Brooklyn, New York City, Buffalo, Rochester, Schenectady, Albion, Riverhead and more.

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. Farnani 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. Zeller W. D. P. Bliss R. Heter Newton Edward J. Ward

Survives 15,000-volt shock in Catskill station

Albert Smith a light engineer at the Catskill electric light station was burned on the shoulder and elbow after stepping back against a heavily loaded 15,600 volt transformer line while inspecting lightning arresters. He fell, rose, and walked out to have flames on his clothing extinguished, later realizing his injuries. Smith has endured many severe shocks before.

The Tribune Catskill N. Y Albert Smith Electric Smith

Death By Suicide Of Baseball Player Van Zant

Nashua New Hampshire September 14 Charles I Van Zant thirty three year old well known baseball player and Albany state league member shot himself through the heart at his home after returning from Albany recently family says he showed melancholia since his return. Van Zant played in the New England League the St Louis National League and with a St Paul team he left a wife.

Nashua N. H Charles I. van Zant Albany van Zant St. Louis St. Paul

Record College Enrolment in Boston Sets Heaviest Pace

Telegraph reports Boston universities and colleges will enroll over 12500 students this month. About 9500 are men and 3000 are women. Harvard expects 5000 students while the Institute of Technology will host 1600. The overall turnout promises the heaviest on record.

the Tribune Boston Harvard Institute of Technology

Maritime Intelligence Miniature Almanac Update

Sunrise and sunset times noted with moon phase and high water reference. Vessels Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Grosser Kurfurst Slavonia and Principe di Piemonte are reported east of Sandy Hook with estimated dock times across today and the coming day, listing nautical positions and docking expectations.

Sandy Hook Grosser Kurfurst Slavonia Principe di

Racers Peer and Company Broadway Stores

Racers Peer and Company lists three Broadway stores at 258 42 1302 with locations noted on Warren Street 13th Street and 34th Street.

Racers, Peer & Company Broadway Warren St 13Th St 34Th St

Ships Dock Time Forecast for Oceanic and Sandy Hook

A vessel near Sandy Hook was reported at 657 miles east at 6 p m yesterday and both ships are expected to dock about 7 30 a m Wednesday. The Oceanic and the nearby vessel are moving toward port with similar schedules.

Sandy Hook

Transatlantic and coastal steamship schedules edited

The list details sailing times and routes for ships including Lusitania Majestic Arabic La Lorraine Hellig Olav and Morro Castle among others, with ports such as Liverpool Southampton Havre Naples Havana and Norfolk. It also notes future sailings to Australia New Zealand and Pacific destinations with carrier names and via routes.

Ptember Lusitania Liverpool Cumard Jestic Southampton White Star Maraval Grenada Trinidad Martha Washington Naples Ssia Rotterdam Es Nueces Galveston Mallory Hamilton Norfolk Old Dominion KK. A. Victora Hamburg Hamb la Lorraine Havre French Hellig Olav Christiansand Friedrich der G Bremen Lloyd Apache Jacksonville Clyde Monroe Cix of Columbus Savannah Morro Castle Havana Ward Queen Louise Argentina

Shipping News Arrivals and sailings at Sandy Hook

Ships arriving and sailing on September 14 include Nieuw Amsterdam Dutch with 928 passengers and mdse. Joseph J Cuneo Nor with fruit. Hippolyte Dumots Nor with fruit. Bound Brook Ger with fruit. Daldoreh Br in ballast. Zeeland Br with 447 cabin and steerage. Galileo Br with one passenger. Proteus Nor-New Orleans with passengers and cargo. El Sid Br Galveston with mdse. Harvard US Boston with passengers and mdse. Minnehaha Br London with 170 cabin passengers. Coamo US Ponce with 146 passengers and mails. winds east, moderate breeze, clear, light sea. outbound steamers Broadmayne Calais Hippolyte Dyfi Philadelphia Jefferson Norfolk Suriname Barbados Demerara Eturbo Bank Philadelphia.

Nieuw Amsterdam van der Zee Roterdam Boulogne Holland—Amerca Joseph J Cuneo Nor Aamadt Port Antonio Cuneo Importing Co Arcied Hippolyte Dumots Danielsen Port Antoto United Fruit Co Bar Brook Ger Hansen Santa Marta Th Bar Daldoreh Pearson Shields J . Whitney & Co Amer Zeeland Antwerp Dover Red Star Line Sam Galileo New Watson Hull Sanderson & Son Pose Proteus Hopner New Orleans Southern Pacific Co Moise Coamo Dalton Ponce Mayaguez Aguadilla San Juan New York Porto Rico Malls Sandy Hook Broadmayne Calais Hippolyte Dyfi Philadelphia Jefferson Norfolk Man Ooe News Suriname Barbados Demerara Eturbo Bank

Atlantic Shipping Listings Show Ships Bound for New York

A dense shipping notice lists numerous vessels with routes to New York from Liverpool Dover Havre Suez and other ports. Entries include Kronprinz Wilhelm Vaderland President Grant Minetonka Rial, Kronprinz Wilhelm, Princess Irene and more with destinations Cherbourg Hamburg Genoa Copenhagen and Boston. Several dates in Sept are shown with times and voyage legs indicated for ships sailing to or via Plymouth Cherbourg Antwerp Amsterdam and Port Natal.

Liverpool Cameens Berg New York Manchester London Minnetonka Wrymouth Kronprinz Wilhelm Ger Cherbourg Bremen Grant Hamburg Dover Vaderland Antwerp Amerika Plymouth President Grant Gibraltar Prinzess Irene Genoa Havre Willem Ijl West Indies Venezuela Amsterdam la Campine Dutceh St Antrewitz Gravesend Suez Hohenfels Calcutta Colombo Boston Buenos Agr Velasquez Bri Sentos Wellington Indratema Melbourne Adelaide Altona Fremantle Aden Quito Christiansand Osccar II Dan Copenhagen Port Natal Retchenfels Cape Town Algea Bay Sevena Europa T Italews York Naples Palermo Algeria Shanghai Dalmecre

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