Ambassadors Denies Quotation on French Peace Attitude
Ambassador Jules Jusserand says New York reports misquoted him claiming France was ready to fight. He asserts his remarks showed France seeking peaceful resolution and olive branch toward the United States. State Department and French officials emphasize friendly ties despite sensational dispatches.
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Ted States
Loss of Jane Swainson Noted by District M residents
Residents of District M mourn the death of Jane W. Swainson the wife of JT Swainson founder of the Flymouth Brethren. Survived by wife daughter Mrs Frank Ghivelli and siblings. Funeral details and a memorial talk with lantern slides and motion pictures described, highlighting community grief and tributes to the late Swainson.
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Brownsville Court of Inquiry Reaches First Stage Toward Reenlistment Decisions
The Brownsville court, chaired by retired Lieutenant General Samus B. ML Young, completes the first stage of examining testimony from Senate hearings, courts martial, and other sources totaling about 7,000 pages. It will evaluate qualifications for reenlistment for officers and privates of Companies B, C, and D, Twenty fifth Infantry, linked to the August 13, 1906 Brownsville incident.
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Senate Committee On Military Affairs
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Taft
Aira
Curtiss May Resume Flights at College Park Aerodrome
Glenn H. Swilles and Jerome Fancuulli discuss making College Park aerodrome a primary site for the next international aviation meet. They urge enhanced transport facilities and inducements for foreign aviators while Curtiss plans pontoon experiments and resumption of flights at Hammondsport.
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New York
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Take Keuka
Aerial Experiment Association
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Captain Rescued After Wrecked Schooner Scarborough Sinks
Captain William H. Reynolds and two crew members were washed from the overturned Scarborough during a storm near Chinco Teague. They were brought to Philadelphia aboard the Admiral Dewey in serious condition, Reynolds bruised and nearly frozen, and three times swept from the wreck before rescue. The Scarborough, owned in Dirchetras, Md, sank after breaking up as the crew clung to the wreck and a lifeboat was finally lowered.
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Maurice Kambern
O'Neill
Cuba Needs Control United States to Resume Cuba Rule
Special Havana correspondence argues Gomez era destabilizes Cuba with inefficient officials and growing dissension. It cites sanitation decline, office seekers’ chaos, and foreign investors facing nagging rules, urging annexation or U.S. sovereignty to restore order and progress.
New Law Firm Formed by Vernon West and Ralph Quinter
Vernon E. West and Ralph De G. Quinter have formed a partnership to practice law with offices in the Century Building. West is private secretary to Associate Justice Ven Oradel of the Court of Appeals, while Quinter serves as private secretary to Supreme Court Justice Ashley M. Gould. Both are Georgetown Law graduates, with many honors in the class of 148.
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Ralph de G. Quinter
Century
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Henry L. West
Ven Oradel
Court If Appeals
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Supreme Court
Ashley M. Gould
Georgetown University School of Law
Refuge for Consumptives Farm Bought for Treatment
Bishop James A. McFaul of Trenton announced the purchase of a two percent farm near Pen erected to care for white pingie victims without regard to race or creed. Sisters of Charity will serve as nurses and actions are to be taken as needed. The bishop leads the state tuberculosis fight.
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Washington Post
Trenton
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Toflay
Sisters of Charity
Chetewan
Gavert
Honor to Local Scholar at National University of Ireland
Dublin reports appointments to the National University of Ireland naming Dr Douglas Hyde, president of the Gaelic League, as professor of modern Irish and Dr Henebry, formerly of Washington, as professor of the Irish language in University College Cork.
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Roosevelt hunts in East Africa amid lion and elephant peril
Nairobi reports Col. Roosevelt and party venturing toward Mount Kenya for elephant and bird collections. A separate hunter battled a charging lion, a rhino, and an elephant within twenty paces, with a lucky shot killing the lion first and enabling escape from danger.
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Mexican General Reyes to Visit Mexico City as Disappearance Fades
Special dispatch reports Hernardo Reyes, who vanished from Monterey, is staying with a friend there. The Monterey excitement over his disappearance has faded. Reyes plans to move to this city early next week. He is a candidate of a large opposition party against the administration’s pick Senor Corral for vice president.
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Monterey
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Congo Atrocities Alleged by Rubber Company Officer
An officer of a rubber company reports brutal acts in the Congo Independent State. He alleges agents tortured and killed natives, forced labor through chains and intimidation, and burned villages. The colonies minister has ordered an inquiry.
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Congo Independent State
Porto Rico Citizenship and Policy Debate Highlights Island
The Porto Rican question centers on citizenship rights and American governance. Col Colton visits as the fifth American governor, while Congress debates granting Porto Ricans U.S. citizenship amid fiscal and political tensions. The island’s beauty, education, and sanitary gains are praised, yet voters seek full rights and protection under the U.S. flag.
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Jury adjourns case of Wilmington teen married by force
Ethel Simms, 16, from Wilmington Delaware, says she was forced into marriage with Harry Mason. Magistrate Butts adjourns the case for a hearing. She describes locking incidents, attempted suicide, and Mason’s alleged control. She accuses Mason of pulling off illegal bills with green ink and says his gang would teach her the trick.
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Manchurian talks set between Kokovesto and Ito in Harbin
Russian finance minister arrives in Harbin to meet Prince Ito of Japan as regional rail projects in Manchuria are discussed. A first conference is planned for Tuesday. T. R. Shipp may resign as secretary of the joint committee on conservation to join the National Conservation Association led by former President Hilliet.
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