Pope Defies Law Facing Religious Crisis in Paris
Paris dispatch reports the pope rejects government terms for worship under 1881 law, urging clergy to stay in churches despite 1905 tensions. Vatican action triggers government alarm, with Briand saying the encyclical is grave and could prompt extreme measures to enforce the law.
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Paris
France
Cardinal Lecot
Bordeaux
Germain
Richard
Holy See
Clemenceau
M. Briand
May Frame Up New Treaty Between United States and Japan
President and Japanese Ambassador Aoki discuss a proposal for a new treaty granting equal educational rights to Japanese and other aliens while preserving a right to exclude laborers. Secret talks reportedly aim to allow public school exclusion. Senate opposition and local California sentiment loom large.
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Viscount Aoki
White House
California
Senate
Mikado’s
Japan
Cornell Fire Tragedy Claims Seven Lives at Chi Psi
A deadly blaze at the Chi Psi fraternity house on the Cornell campus in Ithaca New York killed seven people including four students and several volunteer firefighters. Many others were injured while efforts to rescue continued as the ruins faced dynamite searches.
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Cornell
Chi Psi
Ithaca
N. Y
C. J. Pope
East Orange
N. J
W.H. Nichols
Chicago
F. W. Grelie
Alfred S. Robinson
John C. Rumsey
E. J. Landon
F. W. Grelle
O. L. Schmuck
Hanover
W. H. Nichols
James McCutchen, Jr
Pittsburg
DeCamp
New York
Henry M. Curry
R. R. Powers
Atlanta
W. W. Goetz
Milwaukee
H. A. Alhein
R. Sailor
Novisee
Schmuck
Nichols
McCutcheon
Pope
Grand Jury Targets Utah Coal Frauds and Railroads
The Salt Lake City grand jury reports partial indictments against Union Pacific Railroad, Oregon Short Line, Union Pacific Coal, Utah Fuel and officials tied to Harriman and Gould. Discrimination against coal dealer D. J. Sharp cited. probes into 1,400 acres coal lands in Sevier county, filed 1905. The inquiry continues after holidays.
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Federal Grand Jury
Salt Lake City
Federal
Grand Jury
Utah
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Union Pacific Coal Company
Utah Fuel Company
Harriman and Gould
Harriman
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Everett Buckingham
J. M. Moore
D. J. Sharp
Maynard
Wyoming
West
Sevier County
Count Boni De Castellane Voices Morocco Policy In Chamber
In the French chamber of deputies during the Moroccan question M. Jaures prompted a scene as Count Boni de Castellane unexpectedly spoke from the tribune. He criticized policy aligned with Delcasse and urged continued pursuit of Morocco. The chamber then backed the minister 457 to 56. The Algeciras conference was ratified unanimously.
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Chamber of Deputies
M. Jaures
Count ‘Boni de Castellarne
Count Boni
Chamber
France
Nobel Peace Prize Awarded to President Roosevelt
The Norwegian parliament awarded the Nobel Peace Prize to President Roosevelt. Mr. Peirce read Roosevelt’s dispatch praising the honor and outlining a plan to use the prize money to fund a Washington based permanent industrial peace committee. The prize carries a $40,000 cash award.
American Arbitration and Peace Conference Debated
Representatives from many cities met in New York at the invitation of the American Peace Society to consider a national arbitration and peace conference next spring. The event will precede the second Hague conference and be named the American arbitration and peace conference. An executive committee and a 100 member general committee will be appointed, with emphasis on labor union participation and labor leaders' involvement. Robert Treat Payne presided as American Peace Society president, and the group praised President Roosevelt for the Nobel Peace Prize award.
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American Peace Society of
Boston
New York
Robert Treat Payne
American Peace Society
Roosevelt
Not a Cause for Worry Over Navy Ships Increase
In London a House question by Mr Bellairs asks whether the American secretary of the navy seeks four battleships instead of two and if Britain plans changes to its 1907 8 program. Civil Lord Lambert declines to discuss policy, noting no information beyond newspaper reports and that the British program remains under consideration.
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Bellairs
House of Commons
London
Admiraltty
Money
America
Lambert
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Peirce
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