Morocco ports stay under civilization, Casablanca defense urged
Paris dispatch reports French editors urge holding Moors ports at Casablanca to prevent chaos and defend European influence. Debate centers on delaying expeditions and preserving control for France and Spain, with warnings of blood and money spent elsewhere.
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Roeda
Washington Post
Paris
Trancois Chames
Fran
Spain
SFA
France
Europe
Casablanca
Trp
Rtd
Obaen
Comte Morle
Ttl Vrodlae
Ehaos
Laue Triheg
Effern
Germany hosts world socialist congress opens in Stuttgart
Delegates from 38 nations gather as 266 nationalists and socialists attend the International Socialist Congress in Stuttgart. The German Socialists brand the gathering the most important such event, with a diverse roster including representatives from the United States, Russia, Italy, Denmark, Sweden, and Argentina.
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Stuttgart
Nut Rman Ag
Bebal
Rantsk
Daires Vail
Wexera
Hiedla
Myndman Geemanys
Brunces
Japanese delegate Teuxuki comments on Pacific dispatch and Korea
The high importance of Japan at the peace conference is shown by appointing Arst delegate Teuxuki, a skilled 40 year old former privy council secretary. He notes no male Japanese politician need worry if Americans act freely, expects Dewey and Evans to observe the Philippines, California must recover from the quake before discussing Japan, and says Prince Yi lacks royal blood and should not attend the conference as Korea’s representative.
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Japan
The
Hagua
Ketroku ‘Teuxuki
Wanertal Privy Council
Pacific
Oceania
Oma
Dewey
Evans
Philippines
California
Fingae
Prince Y
Korea
Royal Palace for Rent in English Heritage Lease Offer
London August 17 A rare opportunity to lease an English royal palace once part of the royal Sheen complex. The old Richmond palace, home to Anglo Saxon monarchs, burned in 1497, rebuilt in 1601, with Queen Charlotte the last royal resident in 1819. The property overlooks Richmond Green and includes five reception rooms, a tea room, bedrooms, two baths, stables, and coach houses, with vault treasures reportedly valued at 9 million dollars still undiscovered.
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Wellington
London
Richmond
Royal Palace
Sheen
Richarg II
Geoffrey Chaucer
Edward IV
Eligabeth
Henry
Queen Charlotte
Richmond Green
Kaiser and King Edward in Talks Marked by Peace Hopes
Special cable reports that the Wilhelmshöhe meeting between Kaiser Wilhelm II and King Edward VII calmed tensions between Germany and Britain. While relations had been strained, observers see the Kronberg encounter as cordial and a step toward renewed international reconciliation, though some papers caution against overstatement of the accord.
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Wiliam van
Edward
Washington Post
London
Howard VII
Notce
Germany
Figland
Prince Huelon
Chrase
Kaiser
Matterbach
Alglo
Kronberg
Europe
William
Bol
Eaward
Foemora
Morgan in Hot Water Over Italian Cathedral Relic Return
A London report outlines a dispute over a relic once given by Morgan to Italy. The Italian government holds the object while the cathedral chapter demands its return. If the case goes to law, Morgan may be liable for ownership costs or restitution.
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Waslington
Asco
Morgay
Cope
Ascol
Lua
Morgan
Arad
J Morgan
London
Gates Evil Genius Rumor Sparks Derby Ambition
London papers report John W Gates, the American steel magnate, plotting a larger private liberty role in Britain as he eyes the Derby and seeks influence over unions. Multiple papers discuss his supposed market moves, potential influence on politics, and expected absence from Scotland as they note his London game plan.
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London
Joesial
John W Gates
Riehera Crokers
Attenton
Fngfish
Mr Gates
Rith
Eng
Amerana
Gates
Congors
Hare
Scotland
Warning on glove and shoe size for women by Mrs Stannard
John Strange Winter argues women should wear larger gloves and shoes to maintain graceful posture and athletic appeal. He cites court exhibition influences and contemplates moderation in all things while praising women workers and warning against overemphasis on size. He urges sisters to work well and keep balanced eight hours work eight hours play eight hours sleep.
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John Strange
Washington
Pat London
John Strange Winer
Arthur Stannard
Parl Court
Shaw hits commons and snobbery in Fabian critique
English author George Shaw derides socialism as breeding snobbery and urges realists over gentlemen in Parliament. He warns the Labor Party risks hollow prestige unless workers gain real standards and dignity, noting the Fabian link while lampooning aristocratic pretensions.
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Spasial
Washington Post
London
England
George Hernard
Wales
Shew
Shaw
Fabian Society
House of Commons
Horse of Commons
Labor Party
Second Cabin More Popular Among Refinement Travelers
London Aug 17 A report notes rising interest in second class transatlantic travel due to cost savings and renewed optimism about homeward passages. Teachers and students join preachers and other refined travelers, signaling higher social standing among second cabin passengers this season.
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Clasa
Seeslat
Cabie
Warbington
London
tranq Atlantic + Haltore
Hners
America
Atlantic
England
Ocean
The author of Boys and Masters and class aims
A fragmentary review discusses the author’s view of social distinctions and education. It mentions Dulwich College, aims to foster independent thinking, and criticizes overemphasis on languages while praising broader ideals. Noting reactions from editors and educators, it cites A J Giles and Mr Gilkes on pedagogy and national income.
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Aisuncnens
Maxter
Dulwich College
Shay
England
Vos
New York Times
Mutiny fears as Belfast police strike meets army row
A Belfast city mutiny scare unfolds as a large police strike prompts armed troops to surround the area. Constable Barrett coordinates a sympathetic pullback while protesters urge support from landlords, dockers, and streetcar workers. The piece notes tensions with the military and potential spread to other counties.
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Washington Post
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City
Airera
Constabulary
Sters Dockers
Grenfell
Ireana
Letoria
Sity
Cameron Houghlandern
Newry
Dundalk
Dublin
Constable Barrett
Ireland
Barretts
Bette
End Dockera
Siga
HLC
Bilgo
Clonakilty
Belfas
Goa
Gruxers
Tuahon
Barrett
RIC Craughwell
Galway
Clan Na Gael
Cameron Highlanders
Connaught
Mage
Magazin
Coperight
Paris Crime Wave Spurs Calls to Reinstate Capital Punishment
Paris reports a surge in attacks on women and children amid hot weather. A teen girl and another young woman were assaulted by multiple assailants. in one case a crowd maimed a suspect who tried to abduct a girl. A gaoler’s revolver saved a pistol victim. Officials note rising crime and the National Assembly considers reviving capital punishment.
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Tae
Og'on
Paris
New York
Nas
Gunto
Cit
Shaw
Certo
Laws for airships threaten liberty and frontier control
The article notes German dirigible advances provoke army concern and sparks talk of laws. Proposals include requiring special passports and visas for dirigibles crossing borders, allowing firing on foreign balloons intruding into sovereign airspace, and compelling nondirigible balloons to obtain advance landing certificates. It also hints at banning private balloons during wartime by international agreement.
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Germany
Lawa
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