Paris Surprised by German Morocco Settlement Hints
Paris reports surprise over Berlin hints that Germany may try to influence the Moroccan settlement involving France and Spain. The note and declaration linked to Mulai Hafid's recognition as sultan are cited as context for Germany's stated intentions.
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Acy Associated Press
Paris
Berlin
Germany
Morocco
Casablanca
France
Spain
Mulai Hafid
Mulal Atid
Fog Breeds Death as Trains Crash Across City
Dense fog in Chicago causes three railway wrecks and over a dozen injuries. Two laborers are killed at grade crossings. an engineer and fireman injured as engines derail. An Aurora interurban collides with an elevated train. suburban services delayed. a Duluth limited rear-ended by a slower train amid limited visibility. Separate incidents reported in Newark and Virginia involve injuries and a fatality.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Sreet Cay
Chicago & Northern
Duluth
Chicago & Northwestern
City
Lmited
Newark
N. J
Estella
Traphagen
Marcella Connell
Zeventeen
Summit
Andrew Harris
Gray
Germany and United States meet on world peace arbitration
Delegates from Germany and other nations gather as Chancellor von Buelow leads talks in a Hague inspired push for a permanent arbitral court. American envoy Jayne Hull and Columbia President Nicholas Murray Butler attend with German, Russian, and British officials, highlighting harmony yet debating the path to peace.
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Associated Press
Union
Retehelag
Frederick Pasyy
Randolph Crenier
England
Prines von Buelow
Stl
Prince von Roclow
Bering Range
Paris
Russia
Jalkenny
Jayne Hull
Nicholas Murray Kutler
Columbia Universit
Herr Eckhoff
Prince Heinteh van Schoenstch-Carotuth
Germany
Cooperatine
Prince von Maelen
Prince von Tuelow
Polerpartiense
Farewell Reception At Oyster Bay For President Roosevelt
A large crowd gathers as President Roosevelt hosts a farewell reception at Sagamore Hill before his Washington departure. Cars and pedestrians fill Cove Road while guests in line greet the President and Mrs. Roosevelt. Receptions include light refreshments and cordial goodbyes.
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Oyster Bay
Sagamore Hill
Oy Ray
Roosevelt
Washington
Cove Road
Raenserbund
Hicksvile
L. 1
Pulp Wood Supplies Cited In Testimony On Paper Industry
Witnesses before the congressional investigating committee describe ample pulp wood resources near Appleton. Charles Smith, president of Menasha Woodenware, says six townships within fifty miles hold about three million feet of standing timber, a third of it hemlock for paper mills. The panel plans to inspect Fox River valley mills this afternoon and finish testimony tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Concreconal Investigating Committee
Inasha
Charles Smith
Nasha Woodenware, Company
Appleton
Fox Fiver
United Typuthatas of America Adopts Policy Declaration
A brief item notes the United Typuthatas of America adopting a declaration of policy. The location is New York with a dated reference to Bapt. 17 and mentions confinement of the ensie flee in the context of the Associated Press dispatch.
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Associated: Press
New York
United Typuthatas of
America
Disturbance in Change on New York Stock Exchange
Violent declines in prices occurred on the stock exchange this afternoon with two to five point losses in active issues. Heavy unloading and urgent selling were observed as explanations varied from a political scare following interviews with financiers to broader speculation and currency shifts moving funds from New York banks to interior trade channels.
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Asy Associated Press
New York
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Bryan Invades Delaware in Early Campaign Swing
New York Sept 17 Crowds greet William J Bryan upon arrival from Rochester. He heads to Harrington and Wilmington for speeches, then plans mass meeting in Carnegie Hall tomorrow and discusses Dinns for a broader tour through the middle west and possibly to the Pacific coast, aiming to avoid cities he has already visited.
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Associated Press
New York
Williiam J. Bryan
Rochester
Bryan
Delaware
Harrington
Wilmington
Mr. Bryan
Jersey City
National
Mack
Carnemle Hall
Robert Davis
Hudson County
N. J
Washington Express
Thin City
Middle West
Pacifi
Gryan
Gompers Testimony on Federationist Issue At Inquiry
In Washington on September 17 the Gompers Mitchell Morrison contempt case resumed with Samuel Gompers on the stand. Prosecutor Davenport pressed for details about The Federationist January issue planned before the injunction to avoid disruption by Bucks Stove and Range. Gompers said he aimed to issue the edition as prepared and warned employers to refer doubtful matters to him.
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Associated Press
Washington, DCL
Gompers- Mitchell-Morrison
Hucks Stove and Range Company
American Federation of Labor
Examiner Harper Today
Gompers
Davenport
Federationist
Gommers
Goumpers
Uem
Malla
Mr. Gompers
Bucks Company
Chandler Is Rebuked at New Hampshire Republican Convention
Concord delegates fill the New Hampshire Republican convention as they decide a governor candidate and presidential electors. Ex Senator W E Chandler proposes a Franklin Pierce memorial but withdraws after a Winchester delegate cites the Grand Army button. Nominees named include Henry B Quinby Rosecrans W Pillsbury and Bertram Sliss before the resolutions committee reports.
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Associated Press
Concord
N .H
W. E. Chandler
Franklin Pierce
New Hampshire
F. H. Buttam
Winchester
Chandler
Henry B. Quinby
Lake Port
Rosecrans W. Pillsbury
Longonberry
Bertram Sliss
Keene
Committee On Resolutions
Logging Camps Burn In Northern Ontario Fires
Fires in the Pigeon River district destroy Camps Nos. 2 and 10 of the Pigeon River Lumber Co and Manning's camp on Arrow River. Umber areas burned, Duluth extension losses reported, farmers struggle to save homes as water grows scarce. Smoke blankets the north country from Severn to Nipissing and Algoma, threatening villages with no rain for a month.
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Associated Press
Port Arthur
Ont
Pigeon River
Pigeon River Lumber Company
Manning
Arrow River
Duluth
Parry Sound
Helen Maloney Wins Final Decree Of Divorce
New York September 17 Miss Helen Maloney daughter of Martin Maloney of Philadelphia was granted a final decree annulling her marriage to Arthur Herbert Osborne of this city. The decree was granted by Justice Gerard in the supreme court on Miss Maloney's application. The couple married in Mamaroneck about two years ago and lived with her parents in Philadelphia before the breakdown that led to the suit.
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Associated Press
New York
Liss Helen Maloney
Martin, Maloney
Philadelphia
Arthur Herbert Osborne
Gerard
Supreme Court
Misa Maloney
Mise Maloney
Osborne
Mamaroneck
Samuel
Engl
D C Owen Honored At National Postmasters Meeting
Chattanooga Tenn Sept 17 at the session today of the National Association of First Class Postmasters Toledo Ohio was reelected to the next place of meeting Henry B Lunt Jr of Savannah Ga was chosen president EM Morgan of New York City vice president D C Gwen of Milwaukee treasurer The secretary is to be appointed by the president
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Associated Press
Chattanooga
Tenn
National Association of First Clans
Fire Panic Alarm Sparks Evacuation at Fair Grounds
A Chippewa Fire special reports Milwaukee on Sept. 17 that a fire near the fair grounds caused panic as crowds surged for exits. Officials and men prevented a disaster despite crowd disorder and smoke, keeping people moving toward safety.
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Milowaukee
Wis
Railroads Ordered Fair Car Service Across Shippers
The U S circuit court of appeals reversed a Maryland ruling in Pitcairn Coat Co v Baltimore and Ohio, remanding to Maryland for rulings on discrimination claims. The decision holds railways must provide fair, equal distribution of car facilities regardless of ownership or partial car usage by shippers. The ruling stresses that carriers cannot evade duties by routing only part of car shipments.
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Richmond
United States Circuit Court of
United States Circuit Court of Maryland
Pitcairn Coat Company
Baltimore & Ohio
Cumberland & Pennsylvania Railway Company
Budemeunt
Sta Ines
Marys Jand
Italian naval visit charms Naples harbor officers
The Italian Duke of Aosta greeted American naval officers including Captain William B. Caperton of the Maine and Lt. Harold Cook of the Alabama in Naples. Officials Signor Gasperini and Admiral Annovazzi welcomed the crew as allies after noting the American fleet’s recent maneuvers and their planned departure for Manila. The exchange highlighted cordial ties between Italy and the United States during a period of joint naval activity.
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Naples
Duke of
Aosta
Victor Marinanuct
Wiliisass B. Caperton
Aho
Victor Emmanuel
Kite Flight Experiments Begun At Pike's Peak
Colorado Springs Baptists and government weather experts report kite flying experiments underway atop Pike's Peak. William R Biale leads the U S Weather Bureau effort aiming for 200 feet altitude above a summit about 16 feet above sea level. The project seeks to improve weather forecasting accuracy through kite-based data collection.
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Colorado” Springs
Cel
United States
Search for Lost Boy in Chippewa County
The Wisconsin special from Chippewa Falls reports police seek John Nessett a fifteen year old from Bloomer who vanished a week ago. His parents fear kidnapping or foul play. Officials in Chippewa County towns are asked to aid the search.
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Milwaukes
Bert
Chipyewa Falla
John Nessett
Bloomer
Nessett
Chippewa County
Forest Fire Flares Near Exposition Park
Report from Conneaut Pennsylvania on April 17 notes a north forest fire threatening but not believed to reach Exposition Park the seaside resort. Hundreds fight flames as alarms sounded and firefighters rush to contain the blaze.
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Associated Press
Conneaut
Forrest
Heres
Exposition Park
Sunoer
Not One Candidate in Eastern Wisconsin Conference Meeting
The Neenah Wisconsin conference reports no applicants for the ministry amid serious concerns over parish support and potential measures to keep churches supplied with pastors. Leaders discuss outreach to young men and the absence of applicants at the current session.
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Neenah, Wiha
Wisconsin
A. M. Sanford
Milwaukee
J. Woodward
Sturgeon
Tdshon Neely
Amon
J. T. Woodhead
Neenah
Samuel Lage
Whitewater
Ryo Center
Weing
North
J. G. Pineraa
Trindee
Bishon Nenly
Christ
Horseeben
Nation Dares Taft In Cincinnati Visit
Carrie Nation arrived in Cincinnati and went directly to Judge Taft seeking a direct talk on Prohibition issues. The candidate acknowledged knowledge of Nation and she launched into a fiery speech denouncing the drink evil and urging reform supporters to persist.
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Oby Associated Press
Cincinnati
Carrie Nation
Angalaena
Turl
Had English Accomplices Rumor in Copenhagen Case
A fragmentary Danish report from Copenhagen cites claims of English accomplices in a controversial case. The piece mentions Alberth and Albertf as central figures under suspicion, with references to police actions, banking boxes, and alleged treachery tied to a Maygush deadline.
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Assechitess Press
Copenhagen
Alberth
Mo Alberel
Albertf
Eclipse porch feature eclipsed by travel focus
Report describes a porch feature overshadowed by travel plans. References to associations, locations, and figures are garbled but indicate a local scene where activity shifts as a delegation or visitors approach, reducing prominence of the porch exhibit.
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Prada Cincinnai
Itdhce
Tila
Jewish Sabbath the Cause in Primary Balloting Case
In Chicago a legal challenge linked the Jewish Sabbath to voting patterns in the recent primary election. Witnesses testified that some voters had ballots marked for them due to the sacred day, implicating religious observance in the vote.
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Asse
Chicago
Staten
J. W. Waymin
Phillipps Held on Manslaughter Charge in Montclair Shooting
Iker G C Phillips confidential secretary to John Leonard a retired steel and free founder of Montclair was held for the grand jury in $1 000 bail on a charge of manslaughter in the death of Mr Leonard. Leonard was shot and killed yesterday in his home with a revolver found by the roadside.
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Associated Press
Noawark
N. Od
Iker GC. Philips
John Leonard
Montclair
Leonard
Maonteclair
Phillipa Caid
Fate Rests With Jury After Court Orders Riot Trial
A cited court order directs proceedings in a case tied to a violent incident on August 15. The defendant faces charges alleging inciting riot theft and murder in a malicious alleged act. Jury deliberation is anticipated as the trial proceeds.
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Satsin
Cregghton
Neerian
Wittam
Gannein
Wedding in St. Paul: A Albert Cohn and Rae Shapiro Wed
The ceremony took place this afternoon at the bride's parents home in St. Paul. A Albert Cohn proprietor of Palaces Clothing House and Rae Shapiro are to reside in this city at 278 Merritt Street.
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A. Albert Cohin
Palaces Clothing House
Rae Shapiro
St. Paul
Ulage
Mal of Shapiro
Mr. Cohn
Merritt Street
Warmer Forecast In Waseca With Cloudy Water
Weather notes indicate a warmer period upcoming in Waseca with partly cloudy skies at night. Temperature readings show mild increases and observations highlight unsettled water conditions and potential changes in time for extended forecasts.
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Riass
Roth
Erhlag
Tima
Kamarta
Jam
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