Permanent Arbitration Court Plan Outlined by Three Nations
The Magne reports the draft for a permanent international court of arbitration, agreed by the United States Germany and Great Britain, to be discussed August 28. The plan calls for seventeen judges nine to form a quorum with terms of twelve years and establishes a special tribunal, with judges’ salaries and immunity. The court would sit at The Hague with rules and procedures to be ratified, and a focus on accessible high court justice and possible participation by nonmembers in certain inquiries.
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Ending Emigration Study Faces London to Liverpool Travel Plan
A fragmented report outlines members of an emigration committee planning travel by the Meist Liner Gourie from Liver Hun to New Fork with Senator Wallingheen and Secretary Crana, who will depart London for Liverpool on Seetes August 42. The group, including Latimer and Howland Burs, aims to observe emigration conditions and will station representatives from Scotland to monitor arrivals in Athena Constantinople, while Mourier stays in Europe and others move toward Medtivia Europe.
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Earthquake Shakes City Across Caribbean
An earthquake was felt this morning with aftershocks reported across Guadeloupe St Lucia and nearby areas. The disturbance disrupted provincial newspapers and the official news agency Yap, halting some press operations amid ongoing tremor effects.
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Buy Brusttuch Item in Berlin Amid Pure Food Bill
According to Magdeburg Zeitung and reports from London and Neath, an English Pure Food Bill advances as the Brusttuch dwelling house with its historic 16th century ties undergoes protection against food safety concerns. The item, valued at 125.40, was discussed in the House of Commons and Lords with unanimous support for safety and importation rules.
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Magdeburg Zeitung
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Chauffeur of Metropolitan Opera Director Bail Raised
In Berne Switzerland Ernest Diebl chauffeur for Heinrich Conrad director of the Metropolitan Opera House New York was released on 1000 bail after employer paid indemnity for a fatal auto accident near Laschen August 6 Diebl will be tried on manslaughter charges and a settlement has been made.
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New York
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Contracts for a Big Fleet as Warships Placed Abroad
London reports a foreign government believed to be Russia awarding contracts to a British firm to build several battleships cruisers and gunboats. An insurance policy near 36 million pounds covers the construction and launching over two years.
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Transatlantic steamship rate war roils lines
Berlin reports a cabin fare battle among Cunard, Hamburg American, and North German Lloyd. Hamburg American cuts Hamburg to New York to 127.60 dollars plus Liverpool, with Baltic route impact. Lloyd lowers to 107.60 while Cunard prepares for the Luagliania’s voyage with 415 dollar cabin fare, pressuring rivals amid Brazil and South American trade.
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Pope Praises U S Handling of Cuban Church Property
Rome Aug 22 Mer Avertn apostolic delegate to Cuba met the Pope in private audience. The Pope expressed satisfaction with American authorities handling of the ecclesiastical property dispute in Cuba. Arch Bishop Aversz may not return to Cuba. Caputo the nuncio to Havana has resigned and is spoken of as his successor.
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American yacht Athens ran ashore at Corfu Cape Bianc
Dispatch from Corfu reports the American steam yacht Athens owned by Charles Gibson of Boston now under charter went ashore yesterday on Cape Bianc at the island’s southern extremity and is hard and fast. The Athena, from May 20, was in a collision with the Italian steamship Rey d Italia at Naples and sustained considerable damage.
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Shanghai Cholera Strains Canal Work Plans And Finances
Shanghai reports cholera outbreak among Chinese and Europeans with fatalities. The Panama Canal project faces an $8,000,001 shortfall this year yet plans to proceed. Acting Secretary of War approves canal construction measures while Attorney General notes Spooner act governs the project. The President is advised and expects cabinet-ready cable approval to the commission.
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Conduit Road Jurisdiction Moot Teases Supreme Court
Government officials meet at the Department of Justice to decide how to bring a conduit road case to the Supreme Court. Taft’s aim is to have a government officer as a party, with Soper and Pater tasked to develop a viable plan by mid September. A Montgomery County matter involving Glen Echo arrests is discussed as a potential test case but not yet actionable.
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Roosevelts approves sentence for Navy chaplain Jones
Aug. 2 Oyster Bay Roosevelt approves court martial verdict against Chaplain Harry W. Jones formerly pastor at Avifton New Jersey. He faced charges of scandalous conduct and false debts claims after accusations of issuing worthless checks. The court convicted him and sentenced him to dismissal from the Navy.
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Clerks Association Gains New Members and Office
The Em ployes Relief and Co operative Association announces within aluty days 3,000 government clerks will be added to rolls to start active operations. Its constitution is adopted, officers to be elected, and headquarters at 30H Street Southwest. Membership committee directs work. letters mailed to clerks in Washington District Service. Officers bonded from $10 to $0. chairman is Mrs Browning of the District health department.
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Blood and Army Growth Called for in Texas Report
Brig. Gen. Albert L Myer reports the Browns ville incident a lamentable mystery with guilt among Twenty fifth Infantry enlistees deemed established. He cites bad blood between Fort Brown garrison and Brownsville citizens, notes failed identification of shooters, and urges increasing infantry by ten regiments. He backs higher pay for enlisted, removal of canteen limits, and more officers per unit.
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Magoon Fights Fever As Cuba Reports Steps Against Yellow Fever
Gov Magoon of Cuba orders new measures to combat yellow fever among soldiers and civilians in Cienfuegos and surrounding areas. Maj Keen from Cienfuegos reports progress with 230 troops, ten districts, house to house inspection, daily medical reviews, and planned drainage and can collection. minor delays from floods but overall favorable conditions. Chief Surgeon Taylor in Marianna Cunha notes one new case at St Nicholas, none at Cienfuegos, and generally favorable conditions.
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Senate employee ill with typhoid for two weeks
Amal Smith, superintendent of the Senate document room, has been seriously ill at home with typhoid fever for fourteen days. His condition improved slightly last evening, though hemorrhagic symptoms persisted. his wife and daughter brought him to Washington for better care after a trip to Milton, Pennsylvania. Despite age, his memory and knowledge of congressional matters remain noted strengths.
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Whitney's Chauffeur Dead in Auto Collision
Paris report states H. P. Whitneys chauffeur Fritz died after a collision with two coffeepeddlers carts near Lonvois last Tuesday while racing with another Whitney employee Pouget driving another auto. Pouget had been arrested.
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Dollar Savings Bank Vice President Seeks Stock Quote Prohibition
Clarence V. Miers vice president of the Dollar Savings Bank sent a letter to President Roosevelt urging steps to prevent interstate transmission and publication of stock quotations to curb panics. He argues stock quotes are largely report of speculative trades and should be prohibited nationwide like Louisiana lotteries.
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Suppressed Flag and Post-Election Shifts Across Regions
Suppressed Katipanan flag linked to northern political factions as government acts against the emblem. Post-election tallies show Nacionalistas and Propresistas leading, Independents minor, with total votes at 97,803 representing 1.4 percent of the population. Washington: Associated Fraternities of America elects Hanley president, Futche Cleveland vice president, and Robinson secretary-treasurer of the publicity bureau.
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Hirshinger Trial Closed in Navy Yard Robbery Case
The court martial of Captain Herbert J Hirshinger United States Marine Corps ended amid arguments that his duties as purchasing agent pressed him away from the clothing room, enabling quartermaster Grogan to sell government goods at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Hirshinger faced neglect of duty charges but produced witnesses asserting his workload prevented constant supervision, while Grogan was noted for a fine seventeen year service and trust.
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Eight of Twenty-Two Men Qualify for Consular Posts
Eight candidates out of thirty five for far Eastern student interpreter and consular clerk corps were certified as eligibles after the examination. Named eligibles include J. Pawl Jameson of Pennsylvania Frank W Hadley of California Alfred Ballsbury of California Nelson T Johnson of Oklahoma Myr 8 Myers of Pennsylvania Edwin L Neville of Ohio Archibald B Dorman of Minnesota and Harry B Weber of Michigan.
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Oklahoma
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Printing Office Employes Use Personal Time Records
Public Printer Stilnings announced a system for Printing Office workers to keep individual time books. Each employee will receive a personal record to document daily work and completion times for their own reference and protection against misunderstandings.
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Army orders and naval affairs update in New York Aug 22
Strikes by davers and stable men at wholesale beet handling firms demand a six day six hour week and higher wages. The Coast Artillery Corps recruits, transfers, and depot notices fill military and civil posts while naval affairs detail Norfolk and Newport movements. Admiral Gavin retires as Gen Edwards heads toward Taft world trip.
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Better Care for Middies Watch on Admission Requests
Annapolis officials meet to curb selling alcohol to Naval Academy candidates and midshipmen. Captain Badger and Mayor Gordon H. Claude discuss Wainwright board findings, cooperation with city authorities, and actions to revoke appointments for habitual disobedience. A code of conduct and hotel rules will be shared with authorities to tighten oversight.
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Army Corporal McLamin Suicide in Rutland Hotel
Army Corporal James A. McLamin, 25, an army recruiting officer, killed himself in a Rutland Vermont hotel using carbolic acid. A letter to Lieut Ryan found among his effects stated he was discouraged and intended to take his own life. His father, James A. McLamin, resided in Spargier, Pa.
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