Kaiser attack on Franch minister sparks public dispute
A garbled 1908 note reports sharp criticism of a French minister by Kaiser supporters. It mentions Pinchon, King Edward, and German tensions with France, alleging political maneuvering and rescue of a reserve, with several papers accusing a father figure of actions beyond admission.
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Schwab Swears Off Taxes Over Residency Claim
Steel magnate Schwab denies residency in New York or South Bidwell, arguing he lives in Pennsylvania. Local officials assert tax obligations, with Schwab challenging a $5000 occupation tax and appealing the assessment after submitting affidavits to prove his New York residency status.
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Submarine Sunk In Collision Off Calais Tragedy Strikes Passengers
Calais May 27 A ferry named Pas de Calais carrying cross-Channel travelers collided with a submarine. The ship carried twenty seven aboard and sank after the crash. A rescue effort launched by two tugboats and pursuing destroyers from Dunkirk. The submarine of the Laubent type, 180 feet long and 398 tons, reportedly lost with all hands.
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Strikes and arrests amid Pennsylvania coal mine unrest
Wrangling at the mines near Wilkes-Barre escalates as state troopers and sheriff deputies block routes to collieries to deter outbreaks. Ringleaders arrested, including Angelo Capamassa, with bail set at 1000 dollars. Detectives also seize three other strikers cited for shooting Antonio Bernardi and injuring him, as union leaders seek assurances on grievances.
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Sugar Refinery Fraud Trial Reveals Falsified Weights
Testimony details a sugar company scheme using false weights and manipulated scales to inflate outputs. President Haveuisger and executives faced questions as expert Harvey Waters traced altered book entries and misrepresented balances, showing imports from Cuba recorded at wrong weights.
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Lad Injured by Pitched Ball at Baseball Game
A younger team member, 16, suffered head injury after a pitched ball struck the ear during a regular game. Bramball, a schoolboy, was at bat when the accident occurred and the blow caused a severe jolt to the boy's head.
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