France Breaks With Turkey Over Unmet Undertakings
Paris reports that after a semi official note the French ambassador M. Constans left Constantinople on Monday and the French government declares the relations with the Porte broken. Munir Bey, Turkey's ambassador to France, has been told not to return to Paris.
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Insane Woman Found Near Corning Woods
In Corning New York on August 28 Mrs Dr Nellie Poor and her two Chicago sons were found in the woods near Corning after days of exposure. She previously acted in an Erie railroad train incident and now believes a price has been put on her head. They are under care at W H Chamberlain's home in Kanona.
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Schwab Takes Bethlehem Steel Directors in New Deal
Philadelphia August 28 Bethlehem Steel and Bethlehem Iron pass to Charles M Schwab after a 4 032 000 payment for 148 000 shares. A new board and officers are elected with Linderman Stotesbury Melvaine Baer Ord McVeagh among directors. Company stays independent but more aggressive. Schwab’s purchase price 24 a share contingent on Iron company sale. Shares to be deposited within 20 days.
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Baseball results from yesterday across leagues
In the American League games Boston beat Detroit 2 to 1 after 115 innings, Baltimore defeated Milwaukee to end in the eighth due to darkness, Philadelphia beat Chicago 7 to 3, and Washington topped Cleveland 5 to nothing. In the National League Philadelphia split with New York 5 to 3 and 3 to 5, Brooklyn swept Boston 4 3 in two innings and 3 0, Pittsburgh beat St Louis 7 to 1, Chicago defeated Cincinnati 3 to 2. Standings show Pittsburgh leading the National League at .638, with Boston .542 and Brooklyn at .692 split, while in the American League Chicago leads with a .644 mark, followed by Washington, Baltimore, and Cleveland.
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Mine Workers Convention Faces Card Inspection Dispute
The United Mine Workers opened in Hazleton with President Mitchell presiding. Delegates report trouble over card inspection at Delaware and Hudson collieries in Scranton and at a Wesehigh and Williepourie mine in Hazleton. Coxe Bros. & Co. allegedly has not paid a 10 percent wage increase. Delegates from Scranton favor strict action, others seek an amicable fix. The convention may mark October 29 as a commemorative holiday for last fall’s 10 percent wage rise celebration.
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Bible Conference at an End in Winona Lake
The Winona Lake Bible conference, the seventh annual gathering, closed with J Wilbur Chapman delivering the closing address to a large crowd. Rev John McNeill condemned "cuckoo" preaching urging ministers to fear God and avoid mere consolation. United Presbyterians planned a summer home for ministers at Winona and a youth convention next year.
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New York
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O’Brien A Schley Counsel
Philadelphia lawyer Albert H. O'Brien, a prominent city attorney, has been named associate counsel for Rear Admiral Schley in the Washington court of inquiry. He met Schley’s team in Washington and aided in preparing the brief. he previously served as judge advocate of the West India fleet and was stationed at Annapolis in 1869 where he befriended Schley.
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West India
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Witnesses to be made public today for Schley case
Names of witnesses prepared by Judge Advocate Lemly and sent to Admiral Schley will be released this afternoon. The list includes principal officers of the Brooklyn and several petty officers who served at the battle off Santiago, with Colonel Parker handling counsel.
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Santiago
Union party to hold state and city conventions in Philadelphia
Philadelphia August 28 The Union party committee on city and state relations met yesterday and called for state and city conventions on September 12 in Philadelphia Academy of Music and a yet unnamed hall. A ratification meeting will that evening follow at the academy. Likely nominees include Judge Yerkes for supreme court and Rep Coray for state treasurer with Rothermel headed for district attorney.
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Roosevelt's Western Trip Begins Tomorrow
Vice President Roosevelt starts a swing around the western circuit leaving New York on the Pennsylvania limited at 10:14 p m. He will reach Chicago early Friday and depart for Springfield to meet Governor Yates and review militia. He returns to Chicago Saturday morning then proceeds to Burlington Vermont to address veterans before returning to New York.
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Republicans Tap Potent Factor inNebraska Races
Lincoln Nebraska Aug 28 The annual meeting of the Nebraska League of Republican Clubs drew the largest attendance in history. Retiring President E M Pollard praised the league as a potent factor in wresting Nebraska from Populist control. Secretary Waring reported rapid membership growth rising to 280 clubs from 30. Lincoln Nebraska Aug 28 The Republican state convention meets at 2 pm with 1303 delegates expected. organizers promise a short harmonious gathering as only three minor state officers are to be elected. Daughters of Liberty in Boston Boston Aug 28 Delegates from 27 states representing the National Order of the Daughters of Liberty met in annual convention led by John P Townsend of Philadelphia. Susquehanna Democratic Candidates Susquehanna Pa Aug 28 The Susquehanna county Democratic convention at Montrose nominated John D Miller for district attorney and J C Wheaton for county surveyor. Wilkesbarre Democrats Nominate Wilkesbarre Pa Aug 28 The Democratic ticket includes John Lynch for common pleas judge and Andrew M Freas for orphan’s court judge along with George R McLean as county controller James Barrett as recorder and Dr W H Berger as coroner.
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Shamrock Has Another Spin Signals Dangerous Cup Challenger
New York experts call Shamrock TE a dangerous proposition after a long spin inside and outside the Hook. She sailed windward and broad reaches in 12 knot winds, showing speed, handling, and a vast canvas spread. Observers deem her the most formidable challenger to date for the America's Cup.
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Peace Plan Aims to Resume Tin Mills and Open Union
President Sheffer sent letters to Amalgamated Association leaders seeking approval of a peace plan by the National Civic Federation. The proposal calls for accepting the New York offer, resuming tin plate mills on the current scale, and securing provisional scales for Painters Lindsay McCutcheon and Clark mill. It also asks United States Steel Corp to declare its stance toward organized labor to reassure workers. The vote by mail will decide.
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Shaffer Sets Terms to End Steel Strike
President Shaffer told Pittsburgh mill workers that the U S Steel scale signed for last year will end the strike if no man is discharged for labor ties and if the scale is adopted at mills willing to organize. Meanwhile 200 Machinists at McKeesport returned to work after the company’s offer to restart to repair machinery.
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