Peace Hopes Rise in Balkans Talks at Sofia
Bulgaria and the Ottoman Porte inch toward a settlement on Macedonia amid talks in Sofia and Constantinople. Premier Petroff meets Ali Ferah Bey as diplomats discuss amnesty reforms, a Bulgarian mixed commission, local autonomy, and refugee relief with Turkish assurances and renewed frontier security.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Petroff
Ali Ferah Bey
Macedonia
Constantinople
Council of Ministers
Porte
Salo- Rica
Malkoternove
Kirk- Kiliese
Varilike
Vezene
Dipi
Burges
Losengrad
Turkey
Burgas
Adrianople
Elliot A Free Trader and Cabinet Realignments
London reports Arthur D. Elliot resigning as Financial Secretary to the Treasury over fiscal policy differences with Premier Balfour and endorsing free trade, aligning with ex-Chancellor Ritchie. The piece also notes Cabinet reshuffle tensions, with Wyndham staying as Chief Secretary for Ireland and speculation about India command changes involving General Hunter and Kitchener.
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London
Arthur R. D. Elliot
The
Treasury
Balfour
Durham City
Hencellor
Ritchie
Jonger
Eliot
Tennot
Wyndham
Ireland
Fifth
Sixth Army Corps of
Brodrick
Hunter
Sixth Corps
India
Bombay
Madras
Kitchener
Rick
India Office
Man Dies After Alleged Bite During Hospital Incident
Reports say Joseph M. Barrett, a Black man, died after an altercation and a bite caused by Eze poisoning at Howard Hospital. The attack occurred September 7 and was noted in a record by Harris. Physicians attributed the death to bite related effects during treatment.
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Joseph M. Barrett
Aeonsa
Howard
Cardinal Gibbons in fine health after Rome visit
Cardinal Gibbons returned from Rome aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse and was welcomed by a Catholic Benevolent Legion of America delegation. He stayed at a West Hoboken monastery, spoke of Pope Pius X’s simplicity and progressiveness, and predicted warmer relations with Italy. He will visit Brooklyn before returning to Baltimore.
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Rome
Catholic Benevolent Legion of America
West Hoboken
P. C. Gavan
Father Felix
Brooklyn
Major Kieley
Baltimore
Pope
St. Peter
Vatican
Pius X
America
Catholic Church
St. Louis
Pontiff
Louisiana Purchase Territory
Dying Father Causes Son to Be Arrested for Coat Theft
John Pallett lies dying as his son steals and sells his coat to buy food. A warrant is sworn by the ailing father. The boy is taken into probationary care, with larceny charges likely not pursued.
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Chicago
John Pallett
Pallett
Michael Whalen
Christians Do Work of Devil Says Rabbi at Temple
Rabbi Joseph Kraus Kopf declares Christians profess love for God yet act as the devil in a Keneseth Israel Temple sermon on the Jewish New Year. He condemns Christendom and cites persecutions by Christian nations across history, urging Jewish self-consciousness and action.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Krauskopf
Kenesth Israel Temple
Russia
France
Germany
Shirtwaist Man Sues Hotel Over Dining Room Ejection
Dewell Norman sues a downtown Philadelphia hotel after being refused service in July for wearing a shirtwaist. He was told to don a coat, and the head waiter ejected him from the dining room on a hot day.
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Ny Telegravia
the Tribune
Philadelphia
Dewell Norman
Norman
Charges Against Shaffer Investigated by Union Panel
Pittsboro September 22 A special committee will meet Friday to probe non performance of duty charges against J J Shaffer president of the Amalgamated Association. The panel will include representatives from seven lodges named by District Vice President William Gibson. Rumor also cites delay in signing the National Tube Company Continental mill scale leaving about seven hundred workers idle.
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Tribune
Pittsboro
J. J Shaffer
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
William Gibson
Continental Ml
National Tube Company
Lakeville
Thomas A. Fulton
Fulton
Nadal
Union Square
Jerome
Denixen
Citizens Union
Low
Cutting
Tammany
Awyer
Vesterdady
Herald
Court ruling asserts dog as chattel in Alaska larceny case
United States Court of Appeals handed down a decision denying habeas corpus for P. C. Burkal who is serving a sentence in Alaska for dog larceny. The petition argued Alaska statutes did not specify dogs as larceny, but the court maintained dogs are recognized as property in law.
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San Francisco
United States Court of Appeals
P. C. Burkal
Alaska
Cardinal Gibbons Posed at Passionist Monastery
Cardinal Gibbons visited the Passionist Monastery in West Hoboken yesterday and posed for The Tribune’s photographer.
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Passionist
West Hoboken
the Tribune
Fusion Committees Select Bischoff For Supreme Court Bench
Borough and county fusion committees met to nominate candidates for Justice Bischoff to the Supreme Court and for Borough President. The group endorsed Bischoff for renomination and adjourned to Friday to hear a sub committee report on other offices. Various candidates from Citizens Union, Greater New York Democracy, and allied bodies were discussed for Sheriff and Borough President with a two-member sub committee later to report.
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Supreme Court
County of
New York
Borough of
Manhattan
Justice Bischoff
R. Fulton Cutting
M. Linn Bruce
Republican County Committee
Rastus R. Ransom
Greater New- York Democracy
C. H. Strong
Citizens Union
Calvin Tomkins
Municipal Art Commission
Cyrus Sulzberger
United Hebrew Charities
Greater New York
Marcus M. Marks
Civic Federation
Educational Alliance
Henry H. Sherman
Register
Tamsen
Greater
John C. Sheehan
John T. Cronin
Greater New-York Democracy
M. Linn. Bruce
W. H. Ten Eyck
F. A. Ringler
Gustav Scholer
German-American Union Committee
William Blau
Austro-Hungarian League
Joseph Johnson, Jr
Isaac White
Order of Acorns
H. Strong
F. 8S
Lamb
Cutting
Messrs. Cutting
Strong
Nadel
Butler
Stebbins
Meyers
Marshall
Davis Schieffelin
Haddon
Bennett
Messrs
Sheehan
Kelly
Miller
Ransom
Cronin
Mullally
Busch
Noot
Mayer
Schneider
Walker
Collins
Bruce
van Cott
Morris
Manchester
Ten Eyck
Fidman
Birrell
Healy
McKee
Gunner
Wanmaker
Levinson
Anti-Tammany League
Carl Scheuer
Coroner Scholer
Stockholders sue Coler over Guardian Trust mismanagement
A suit filed in the United States Circuit Court by lawyer David B. Simpson on behalf of Guardian Trust Company stockholders accuses Bird S. Coler and several directors of gross mismanagement. The complaint alleges collateral loans, bank deposits of trust funds, and an underwriting syndicate used to raise capital, with Coler allegedly failing to provide cash and diverting funds for personal loans. Complainants seek repayment to the trust treasury and disgorgement of Coler’s compensation. The action lists named complainants Levi E. Wailer, Bradley W. Lewis, and George D. Roper, and multiple defendants including Coler and Guardian Trust Company.
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United States Circuit Court
David B. Simpson
Nassau St
Guardian Trust Company
Bird S. Coler
Coler
Guardian Company
Celer
Levi E. Wailer
Wilkesbarre
Bradley W. Lewis
Tunkhannock
Penn
George D. Roper
Boone, Lil
Bird S$. Coler
Brooklyn
R. Ross Appleton
New-York
William F. Barham
Rochester
Richard W. Jones, Jr
William A
Leopold Stern
Broadway
Mr. Coler
Tickled Husband Foots Dead Murder Charge
Middletown OhioSept 22 Mrs William Thomas tickled her husband in the lounge at the head of the stairs causing a fall down stairs He says he kicked her and she stumbled Children tell police he struck a heavy blow on the head and knocked her down the stairs
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the Tribune
Middletown
Ohio
William Thomas
Thomas
Fulton Opposed Naming Low Republican Conventions
A garbled list of party conventions appears to outline dates and venues for Republican gatherings across New York areas including Grand Central Palace Merray Hill Lyceum and Carnegie Hall. It mentions county borough municipal court and Alderman conventions with Camber unclear and several spelling errors.
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Grand Central Palace
Merray Hill Lyceum
Werray Hill Lyceum
Bronx
West Vinety-seventh-st
Carnegie Hall
Assembly District
Aldermar
Jober & County
Tarmany Hall
Xiith
Xmith
Ventictipal Court
Silent at C U Quarters Over Letters
Thomas A. Fulton and R Fulton Cutting of the Citizens Union refused to discuss the Fulton and Jerome letters at Citizens Union headquarters and left with a tense mood after secret talks with Dr. E R L Gould. Both avoided confirming any correspondence or letter content.
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Thomas A. Fulton
R. Fulton Cutting
Citizens Union
Fulton and Jerome
Fulton
E. R. L. Gould
Jerome
Mr. Fulton
Hill Faction Defeated in Plattsburg Primaries
Plattsburg voters defeated the Hill faction in all city wards in the Democratic primaries. The Weed Conway group, opposed by ex Senator Hill at the State convention, now controls the city and won every county town holding primaries. The Hill faction may contest, but its small vote likely ends that effort.
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Plattsburg
N. Y
Hill
Smith M. Weed
Thomas F. Conway
Weed-Conway
Liquor Dealers Group Becomes Partisan in New York
The State Convention of the New York Wine Liquor and Beer Dealers Association in Schenectady declares itself partisan, urging members to oppose Governor Odell and to back Democratic candidates. Resolutions promote organizing in cities to elect Democrats and demand tax law promises from nominees.
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Schenectady
N. Y
New-York Wine, Liquor and Beer Dealers’ Association
H. F. Dolan
Odell
Roosevelt backs Negro faction in Alabama political split
President Roosevelt plans to recognize Thompson Scott and Aldrich group in Alabama, which supports negro inclusion in party councils, opposing Lily Whites led by William Vaughan and Julian Bingham. Thompson says the President is satisfied with his Alabama policy, while Vaughan denies reconciliation talks. Vacancies in federal offices will likely be filled by referees’ choices amid the split.
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Birmingham
Ala
Roosevelt
Thompson, Scott
Aldrich
Alabama
Vaughan
Fulton Letters Describe District Politics Over Lew Nomination
District Attorneys released three letters from Thomas A. Fulton detailing opposition to Mayor Lew’s renomination. The letters describe “Warwick, the Kingmaker” and warn of attempts to pressure Jerome. a later note threatens press exposure of the administration. Fulton’s letters are addressed to BR. Fulton Cutting, described as his political valet, amid a broader intra party dispute.
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Lakeville
Conn
Jerome
Toe BR
Fulton Cutting
Thomas A. Fulton
Citizens Union
Lew
R. Fulton Cutting
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