Second Peace Conference at The Hague Promoted by Emperor
The emperor again appears as a promoter of universal peace and invites a second conference at The Hague after the Russo Japanese War. Russia proposes addressing foreign powers with a view to hailing the second conference, while President Roosevelt is said to sympathize and may have relinquished initiative to the emperor. Invitations likely sent to powers, timing undetermined but not greatly delayed.
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Franco German Morocco Talks Turn Unfavorable
Paris reports Franco-German negotiations over the Moroccan conference have again worsened. Officials fear setbacks as disputes persist over key points, with a speculative notice on prenipotentiaries and dates proven unreliable. Both sides, however, accept Algeciras in Spain as the conference venue.
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Shipping Gold Moves Toward New York Markets
Paris gold shipments to the United States resume typical autumn flow as Bank of France officials note only Lazard Freres and Co moves point to a general trend. Bonaparte and Mrs. Bonaparte dine with President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill. navy secretary’s Sagamore Hill visit is routine. Ottawa requests a rapid fire gun for the cruiser Vieilant to arm the American cruiser on Lake Erie, citing current reliance on a single large caliber gun.
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Clare Kommer Beecher kin writes verse in Bloomfield
Miss Clare Kommer, granddaughter of Henry Ward Beecher and Harriet Beecher Stowe, is described as a modest Bloomfield poet of note. The article mentions her song “Sufficiency” sung by Sam Bernant in The Girl From 1, along with other pieces such as “Dearie” and “Mies Rumer.”
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Mine Workers Schedule December Convention Demands
President John Mitchell announces a December 14 meeting in Shamrehin Pa to form demands for anthracite operators. Delegates from two to three districts will elect representatives, mirroring 1902 tactics as the Strike Commission award nears expiration. The push includes a 10-hour day and union recognition with annual contracts.
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Packers Pleas Filed Attacks Government Position in Meat Cases
Chicago Sept 19 Pleas in abatement filed by attorneys for the meat packers and others named in a federal grand jury indictment attack the governments handling of the case. They challenge jury impaneling unlawful secrecy and the presence of a stenographer in the jury room. The lengthy plea was filed after an all day conference with District Attorney Morrison and the packers counsel.
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Lipton Hurt After Horse Throws Him At King Edward Review
Edinburgh Sept 19 Sir Thomas Lipton the yachtsman and honorary colonel of the Second Lanarkshire Engineers was injured when his horse threw him while leading the regiment past King Edward The review drew about 4900 Scottish volunteers and Lipton suffered a cut mouth and bruised shoulder and arm The king sent an inquiry to his hotel to check on his condition.
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Roosevelt to Visit New Orleans Amid Yellow Fever Fears
President Roosevelt plans a possible October 24 arrival in New Orleans to satisfy expressed wishes of residents for a visit, with a second trip if needed to Louisiana and Arkansas, subject to state quarantine rules. meanwhile Gerre F. Betz of Wilmington Delaware contracts anthrax after a scratch from foreign goat skins.
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Equitable Refuses Future Political Campaign Contributions
Equitable Life Assurance president Paul Moran says the company will not fund presidential or other political campaigns in the future. A reporter pressed if Equitable contributed to McKinley and Roosevelt funds. Moran avoided specifics, stating he focuses on the Equitable’s health rather than past actions. The piece also notes a $1000 reward for murder information related to Jacob H. Thompson, editor killed in New York, with motive unclear. Sports scores from the American and National Leagues follow, including details on several games. A New York wreck incident describes a parlor car derailment in the 56th Street tunnel after a switch failure, damaging the car.
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Embezzler Boyd Arrested in Public Health Office Scandal
Washington September 19 James W Boyd a clerk in the public health and marine hospital service was arrested on embezzlement charges. Warranted by Chief Clerk Worcester the three year scheme involved erasing dates and amounts on duplicate checks and drafting funds to endorse firms names. About 20 900 allegedly diverted. $8000 property seized. Boyd held on 10000 bail.
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Harmony for Delaware call issues for meeting of warring Republicans
Wilmington, Sept 1. An Art conference with U S Senator Ball, Gol nel Jienny A. Dupont and others led to a call for a meeting of the Republican state committee to heal rifts. The effort follows Senator Alles repudiating J Edward Addicks about two weeks ago and aims to unite Regulars and Aron Republicans.
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