Ambassadors Denies Quoted War Talk In NY Report
Ambassador Jules Jusserand says he was misquoted by New York reporters over French readiness to fight. French and U.S. relations officials condemn the misrepresentation as harmful, seeking to preserve cordial ties and avoid tariff or trade tensions amid press coverage. France maintains an olive branch stance while denying any intent for confrontation.
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New York
France
United States
Bn Tals
Jules Jusserand
M. Jusger
Thads
Ae Nut
State Department
Frances JU Plomavie
Ue Amtesader
Salent
Ted States
West Paley
Ately
M. Dusserand
Amertee
Pisnet
Ap State Department
Eveldrieton
Rance
Mirre
Memorial for Jane Swainson in Plymouth district
Residents mourn Jane W. Swainson, wife of JT Swainson, founder of the Flymouth Brethren. Survived by her husband, one daughter Mrs. Frank E Ghivelli, one brother George M Swainson, and three sisters. Funeral notices mention tributes at Columbia and a late service with descriptive talks and motion pictures.
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Jane W. Swainson
MB Street
Trienis
Per
Rouwsl
JT Swainson
Will
Willan Swainson
Lismxston
Fraunk E Ghivelli
Ceorge M Swaieson
Legallelt Sf
Uiree Elaters
Washington DA
Columbia
Guvonel
Brownsville court of inquiry enters second stage in Brownsville case
The Brownsville court of inquiry under Lieut. Gen. Samus B. ML Young reviews 7000 pages of testimony from Senate hearings, courts martial and industries. Appointed by President Taft on April 7, the panel will assess reenlistment suitability of officers and privates from Companies B C and D of the Twenty fifth Infantry related to the August 13 1906 Brownsville incident.
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Brownsville
Samus B. ML Young
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Tha
Taft
Aira
Curtiss and College Park Field Favored for Next Aviation Meet
Glenn H. Swilles cites College Park aerodrome as sufficient for the next international aviation meet with a field stretch of 2 to 8 miles. Curtis plans to resume flights over Lake Keuka with pontoons, while aviation leaders debate grounds near Washington and Baltimore and inducements for foreign entrants.
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Plang
Lake Keuka
College Park
Glenn H. Swilles
Hammondsport
N.Y
Jerome
Fancuulli
Aviater
Rheims
America
Curtis
Fanciulli
Curtiss
Cartley
United States
Farman
New York
Louly
Chicago
Hammondsgort
Take Keuka
Aerial Experiment Association
Waltur Wright
J le
Potomac
Wouleis
Wright
Lieut
Ponlols
Captain Rescued After Wreck Sailors Cling To Scarborough
Captain William H. Reynolds and two crew members were picked from the overturned Scarborough, bound from Chinotteague Va to Philadelphia, after a storm. Reynolds was severely bruised and nearly frozen, saved by crew aboard the Admiral Dewey arriving from Fort Antonio.
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Philadelphia
William H. Reynolds
Admiral Dewey
Fort Antonio
Reynolds
Scarborough
Dirchetras
Chincoteague
Ballaat
Riley Evans
Maurice Kambern
O'Neill
Cuba Needs Control Gomez Government Fails
Special Havana correspondence argues annexation by the United States as the only remedy for Cuba showing deteriorating governance under Gomez. It contrasts clean American era with today’s sanitation gaps, rampant office seeking, and widespread inefficiency fueling calls for American rule to ensure stability and progress amid Cuban resistance to annexation.
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Washington Post
Havana
Cuba
Oct. S
Americas
United States
Gomez
Rece
Pasaje
Washington
Health Department
Tropics
Spanish America
Onda
Ha~ Yane
Liberal Party
Uncle Sam
treWt
Cubs
Republic of Cuba
Gratt
Republic
States
Iskada Palma
Palma
Palme
Patma
Uct
Jxtracs Palma
Spain
Guba
New Law Firm Formed by Vernon West and Ralph Quinter
Vernon E West and Ralph De G Quinter establish a partnership to practice law with offices in the Century Building West is son of Commissioner Henry L West and private secretary to Associate Justice Ven Oradel of the court of appeals Quinter serves as private secretary to Supreme Court Justice Ashley M Gould Both graduated from Georgetown University School of Law with high honors in the 1948 exercises
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Vernon E. West
Ralph de G. Quinter
Century
Mr. West
Henry L. West
Ven Oradel
Court If Appeals
Quinter
Supreme Court
Ashley M. Gould
Georgetown University School of Law
Refuge for Consumptives Farm Purchase by Bishop McFaul
Bishop James A. McFaul of the Trenton diocese announced the purchase of a 2% acre farm near Pen erected to treat white pingie victims without regard to race or creed. Sisters of charity will serve as nurses, with plans to secure actions as needed. The bishop chaired tuberculosis fight commissions in the state.
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McFaul
Washington Post
Trenton
N. J
James A. _McFaul
Toflay
Sisters of Charity
Chetewan
Gavert
Honor to local scholar Dublin appointments at new university
Dublin announces the new National University of Ireland appoints Dr Douglag Hyde president of the Geelic League as professor of modern Irish and Dr Henebry formerly of Washington to the professorship of the Irish language in University College Cork.
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Dublin
Neftonal
University of Ireland
Douglag Hyde
Geelic League
Henebry
Washington
University College, Cork
Roosevelt hunts in Africa amid lions rhinos and elephants
Col Roosevelt travels with son Kermit and companions to Mount Kenya region in East Africa to hunt elephants and collect specimens. A separate report recalls a man-eater lion encounter, a charging rhinoceros, and an elephant all within twenty paces, ending with a hunter killing the lion and elephant after a risky sequence.
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Associated Press
Nairobi
British East Africa
Sol
Roosevelt
Kermit
Edmond Heller
R. J. Cunninghame
Nyert
Nile
Uganda
Col
Kenya
Heller
Maj. Mearad
Loring
New York
Mount Kenia
Fort Hall
Kamiti Ranch
Hugh H. Heathley
Rulo
Thika
Chania
Ponda Milla
Zebra
Messrs. Swift and Rutherford
Fort Mali
Fort Hell
Winston Spencer Churchill
Mal. Mearns and Loring
Mount Kenn
Kenia
Col Hoosevelt
Mwera
Nyeri
Nyeti
Judd
Egat Africa
Mr. Selong
Mr. MacMillian
Lona Que Day
le Tousco
Nyerl
Trac
Col. Haosavelt
Leila
Worry Over Reyes Vanishes as Mexico City Dispatch Reports Residence
Special to The Washington From Monterey October Heiz Nov Hernardo Reyes who was reported missing from his home is staying with a friend in Monterey. The excitement over his disappearance has subsided and he will depart for the capital early next week. Gen Reyes leads a large opposition bloc against the administration’s preferred candidate Senor Corral for vice president.
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Washington
Mexico City
Hernardo Reyes
Monterey
Gen. Reyes
Mexico
Senor Corral
Congo Atrocities Reported by Rubber Company Officer
An officer from a rubber company in the Congo Independent State alleged widespread abuses. He charged that between years and 2009 agents tortured and killed natives, wounded civilians, chained and shuttled villagers to force labor, and burned villages. The colonies minister ordered an inquiry.
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Brussels
Congo Independent State
Porto Rico Citizens Rights and American Rule
Porto Rico, under Col. George R. Colton, marks nine years in Uncle Sam’s care. The piece argues for granting Porto Ricans U.S. citizenship, notes slow Congress action, praises education and sanitation work, and highlights the island’s beauty, fertility, and loyalty amid political frictions.
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Porto Rico
Parachise
George R. Colton
United States
Spain
Uncle Sam
American Congress
Rto
Washington
Eoon
France
America
Barbados
Americas
New England
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Venezuela
Castro
A. Forto
Congress
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Porto Heo
Cme
Girl 16 says she was coerced into marriage by Jimmie Mason
New York dispatch reports Ethel Simms of Wilmington Delaware, age sixteen, testified she was married to Harry Mason at city hall after being confined by him. She described a forced arrangement, a padlocked door, and an escape attempt, noting Mason’s alleged scheme to raise fake two dollar bills with special ink and claims of a criminal gang. The magistrate adjourned the case for a hearing tomorrow.
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Washington Post
New York
Ethel Simms
Wilmington
Del
City Hall
Harry Mason
Butts
Westside Court
Mason
Jimmie
Manchurian Talks Set Between Japanese and Russians
Harbin hosts a high level meeting as Kokoveort arrives to discuss Manchuria with Prince Ito. The talks center on railroads and the general situation. In Washington, T. R. Shipp plans to resign as secretary of the joint committee on conservation to join the National Conservation Association, headed by former President Hillet.
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Kokoveort
Harbin
Prince Ito
Privy Council of
Japan
Manchuria
T. R. Shipp
Joint Committee On Conservation
National Conservation Association
Hillet
Harvard
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