Morocco Blame Urged Over Moroccan Disorder Crisis
Paris reports a cabinet meeting holding the Moroccan government responsible for the July 30 Casa Blanca massacre and damages from pillage. An international commission would fix indemnities amid armistice extension, as Moorish peace delegations failed to appear at Tangier. General Drude sick may delay offensive actions.
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France
Tangier
Drude
Philbert
Morocco
Drude II
Gans and Britt Set for 20 Round Frisco Fight
San Francisco fans await the 20 round bout at Recreation Baseball Park as lightweight champion Joe Gans and California native son Jimmy Britt prepare to box. The Occidental Athletic Club hosts the event with ring entry at 2 PM. Gans is the favorite, while Nelson predicts a Gans victory, praising him as the sharper hitter.
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Joe Gano
World Aid
Jimmy Britt
California
Recreation Baseball Park
Occidental Athletic Club
Gans-Nelson
Goldfield
Gans
Nelson
Britt
Wreck on Rock Island near Escondida injures many
A northbound Rock Island passenger train wrecked at Escondida New Mexico last night after a brake beam failed. Six cars overturned but no serious injuries occurred though nearly every passenger suffered slight injuries.
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el Paso
Texas
Rock Island
Escondida
N. M
Discovery of Diphtheria Antitoxin in Three Minutes
Columbus Ohio Sept 9 The Ohio State University announces an anti toxin that will kill diphtheria germs in living humans in three minutes. The discovery is credited to Theodore Wolframe a German chemist now resident in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Profesor Blyle
Theodore Wolframe
Court of Appeals Reverses Judge Grosscup In Traction Case
The United States Court of Appeals halted Judge Grosscup’s 20 year transfer order granting to the Chicago Railways company control of Union Traction properties on Chicago’s north and west sides. It remands for possession to remain with receivers, pending stockholder and bondholder negotiations. The decision upholds the city ordinance but stresses private property interests over public necessity. The Sept 14 deadline for acceptance may prevent transfer by negotiation, returning the scene to the pre-unification status.
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Chicago
Sept
Grosscup
United States
Union Traction Company
Chicago Railways Company
United States Emitt of Appeals
Court of Appeals
Grosseup
Railways Company
C Cagro Railways Company
Justice Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Court of Anppeals
Brewer
Chicago Rail Ways Company
Test Autos for Army in French Maneuvers
Foreign military delegates arrive at Anoulen to observe maneuvers. Captain William S. Suignard, American military attache, and General Miller will oversee three maneuver periods with divisions and brigades. About fifty four thousand troops participate as autos serve as transport for the first time.
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Anoulen
France
William 5. Suignard
Paris
Miller
Cotton Ginning Lag Surfaces In Early Season
Census bureau bulletin shows only 91 000 bales ginned by Sept 1 this year, half of last year’s 188 000, due to crop lateness. Agriculture reports a cotton average of 72.7 versus 75 in July, while New York markets slip 25 to 26 points on government census and condition reports.
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Washington
Census Bureau
New York
Duel Challenge Shocks Argentine Senate
Buenos Ayres on September 9 reports Deputy Pinore was challenged by Senate president Villanueva to duel after Pinore accused the senate leader of helping foment revolutions in the provinces among the senators.
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Buenos Ayres
Pinore
Villanueva
London Papers Scramble Over Vancouver Riot Fallout
The Vancouver riot against Chinese and Japanese quarters shocks British readers as violence escalates. London papers debate the event and its international implications while neglecting the San Francisco criticism. Injuries and property damage mark the worst riot in Western Canada.
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London
Vancouver
San Francisco
B. C
Seymaties
Canada
Thousands Will Follow President Roosevelt Coast to Coast
A large crowd gathers as President Theodore Roosevelt plans a voyage from St. Louis to Memphis next month to study a proposed deep waterway from the lakes to the gulf. Thousands apply for accommodations aboard the fleet accompanying the president, with governors, congressmen, and a notable society seeking passage.
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Roosevelt
Memphis
Gul
Congress
Taft Criticizes Bryan On Tariff And Imperialism In West
Secretary Taft spoke in Olympia and Tacoma to about ten thousand listeners, defending tariff revision and party practicality. He accused Bryan of postponing key issues like silver coinage and anti imperialism, and praised conservative stance regarding the Philippines. In Saratoga, Grand Army veterans gather for their 41st national encampment as membership nears 200,000 with aging members foreshadowing a shift to delegates only.
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Wash
William H. Taft
William Jennings Bryan
Olympia
Wright's Park
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Tam
Republican Party
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Philippines
Spain
United States
Saratoga
N .Y
Grand Army of the Republic
Washington, D.C
Robert Bruce Brown
Zanesville
Ohio
Clara Barton Bonner
John A. Logan
D. D. Wheeler
William Warner
Missori
Illinois Lieutenant Governor Sherman Seriously Ill
Lieutenant Governor Lawrence Y. Sherman is in Chicago Baptist hospital recovering after a collapse. Officials say he should be able to leave the hospital in two to three days.
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Illinois
Chicago
Lawrence Y. Sherman
Chicago Baptist Hospital
Rhodes Avenue
Sherman
Rights of neutrals debated at The Hague conference
The Hague report states that the committee on land warfare suppressed all articles on neutral subjects in belligerent territory. A unanimous motion urged powers to require their subjects in belligerent lands to observe neutrality laws.
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the Hague
Germany
Leave Church Get Divorce Strikers Return to Work
St. Petersburg reports new grounds for divorce under the holy synod including mental derangement of three years or more, maltreatment endangering health, desertion for three years and leaving the orthodox church. In Omaha three top telegraphers return to Western Union jobs as a strike setback.
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Holy Synod of Russia
St. Petersburg
Holy Synod
Western Union
Omaha
Neb
Roosevelt and Taft to Enter Cleveland Fight
The Cleveland mayoral race pits Tom L. Johnson Democratic ticket against Theodore E. Burton Republican ticket with Roosevelt and Taft endorsements rumored. Roosevelt may visit Cleveland to urge Burton, while Bryan is expected to help Johnson. Local Democrats plan a Sept. 19 convention as Johnson expands his plurality in a historically Republican city.
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Taft
Cleveland
Tom L. Johnson
Theodore E. Burton
Hanna
Burton
Theodore Roosevelt
Inland Waterways Commission
Great Lakes
Mississippi River
Bryan
Democratic Executive Committee
Johnson
Bur
Congress
Abdinke Ob
Sa Tcna
Feraker
Senator Foraker
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Rock Island fights Bell franchise over school phones and service
A Rock Island rail of editorial comment links Chicago and Rock Island battles with the Bell Telephone company over franchise terms. It argues the company seeks dictate terms, offers a costly school free-phone concession, and cites poor local service as proof of a don’t care attitude while urging fairer rates, recognized unions, and tax provisions.
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Chicago
O Time
Bell Telephone Company
Rock Island
Chicago Tribune
The
Tribune
Chicago Telephone Company
the Tribune
American Bell Company
Chics Aise
City of
St. Louis
Bell
Bell Company
San Gabriel Runs Ashore Near Point Reyes in Fog
San Francisco Sept 9 The steamer San Gabriel ran ashore near Point Reyes this morning in dense fog. The vessel is believed to be a total loss. The ship carries a crew of 15 men.
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Amer
San Francisco
Cal
Point Reyes
Three Burned to Death in Hotel Fire
A hotel in Cleveland Springs near Charlotte was destroyed by a blaze started by lightning. Three people were burned to death. Loss estimated around $25,000 as guests were unable to escape.
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Charlotte
N. C
Cleveland Springs
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