Storm Hits Sea Dirt in Fort Riley Rifle Camp
Special to The Washington Post reports a violent sea breeze and gale hitting the Fort Riley encampment. Tents were toppled, officers suffered more, and by noon order was restored. District of Columbia team gained 28 points versus last year. Navy and military cadets debated matches. West Point attendance delayed due to academies car wars. Obituary notes and wedding notices appear for several individuals.
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Notice of Marriage and Death Insertion Policy
Notice states that marriage and death notices inserted in The Washington Post will, upon application, be published simultaneously in multiple designated morning newspapers at no extra charge for insertion or telegraphing. The list includes New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald Louis Republic Syracuse Post Standard and others.
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President to Push Start Button at New Orleans Game
A September 16 baseball game for the yellow fever fund will be opened by President Roosevelt pressing a button at Sagamore Hill. Mollie Blanchard, famed for singing Dixie, will lead the opening ceremony with 1,000 schoolchildren. About 40,000 spectators are expected.
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Ttla
Defies Raisouli to Battle Europeans Near Tangier Suburbs
Tangier notes a French Jew murdered on Saturday night as the Angeras tribe presses Raisouli to meet in open battle. Skirmishes occur as raiders take cattle and sheep from villages under Raisouli, while Europeans flee Tangier suburbs. Moroccan officials protest German consul over contraband war material landing at Fellalah.
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Funeral of Signor Tamagno in Turin
Turin reports the funeral of famed tenor Signor Tamagno held with full ceremonies attended by his societies. A telegram from Gen Réca, ex Argentine president now in Paris, reached the family. His will, held by Turin attorney Signor Alessi, is said to dispose of 4 000 000 francs. He died at 7 00 Thursday morning after a sudden apoplectiform attack. His brother daughter Margarita and son in law Signor Tamelona were present at his last moments.
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Nunez Nationalists Open Havana Headquarters
Cuban Nationalist followers of Gov Nunez unveiled a Havana headquarters club with electric illuminations and fireworks. Speakers urged preserving the Liberal Nationalist line of Gen Maximo Gomez and announced joining Moderates for the forthcoming presidential race against the Liberal Fusionists.
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Doctorates for Americans at St Andrew's Installation
Glasgow reports that during Andrew Carnegie's installation as lord rector of St Andrew's University in October, the university will confer honorary Doctor of Law degrees on notable Americans including Whitelaw Reid, Charlemagne Tower, Bishop Potter, Nicholas Murray Butler, and Dr. William J. Holland, with others anticipated.
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William J. Holland
Carnegie Museum
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London broker donates 500000 to charity
Retired London stock broker E J Bawden gives half a million dollars for charitable and educational purposes and appoints Edgar Speyer of Speyer and Company in New York to distribute the funds.
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Rescue by Molene fishers after Umzumbi wreck
Seventy five passengers and crew were saved from the British steamer Umzumbi, wrecked on the Banner Reefs west of Brest. Lifeboats manned by Molene Island fishers near Adrianople carried them to safety. The incident followed a separate fire in Adrianople causing extensive destruction across Greek, Armenian, Bulgarian, and Jewish quarters.
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Arcanum Stand Pat as Reaffirms I nitial Rate Action
Royal Arcanum proceedings in Put-in-Bay Ohio reaffirmed May Atlantia City action on rates. Proposals would allow sixty five plus members to pay half with balance deducted from benefits, plus a new 20 cent yearly relief fund for those unable to pay. Minority sought repeal. substitute defeated.
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Sevona Sinks After Gale Breaks Steamer in Lake Superior
Sevona, laden with ore, broke in two and beached on York Island then sank in heavy seas. Five lives believed lost as passengers and crew endured a night adrift on Lake Superior near Ashland. Rescue efforts by tug Harrow reached Bayfield, while a second boat with five men reportedly disappeared.
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Portsmouth Treaty Signing Plans and Ratification Notes
The Portsmouth talks will sign a treaty in a very exclusive setting with no public release until both emperors approve. Neutrals will notify ratification to avoid six weeks delay. Only plenipotentiaries, secretaries, and select officials will attend, with four quill pens prepared for signing and a hotel parlor informal reception for reporters and guests.
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France
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Gov McLane
New Hampshire
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Tribute to Roosevelt Highlighted by Reverend Mackay
Reverend Donald Sage Mackay of Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church praised President Theodore Roosevelt for thirty years of membership and his role as peacemaker in the Russia Japan conflict. He lauded Roosevelt for shaping US influence as an arbiter of peace and urged greater allied effort to secure lasting peace and Christian civilization in the Far East.
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Japan
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Far East
European Diplomacy Retired With Roosevelt Style Cited
St Petersburg Sept 3 The Grash Damn says European diplomacy yields to practical common sense diplomacy exemplified by President Roosevelt after Portsmouth peace conference. Witte is likened to Roosevelt, understood the plenipotentiary, aided in need, and Americans were impressed aiding his work.
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President Roosevelt credited by German ruler at dinner
Berlin dispatch says Emperor William praised President Roosevelt for peace efforts after a dinner with U S Congressman William Alden Smith of Michigan. Smith, who met Crown Prince Frederick William and Chancellor von Bustow, said the imperial remarks followed discussions of the Portsmouth peace conference.
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Virginia's Trial Trip Set for October Off Maine Coast
Special to The Weebington Post Newport News Virginia will conduct the Virginia on October 18 for a formal trial along a new Maine coast course. The ship will finish with nineteen knots, then the crew transfers to Louisiana for Maine tests, aiming to beat Connecticut in speed. The Louisiana is slated for eighteen knots and early August reports compare it with Brooklyn Navy Yard builds. Meanwhile the armored cruiser Charleston will be commissioned September 15 at Norfolk after its fitting, with many officers already ashore.
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Fire claims Toll at Turner Woolen Mill Tragedy
Frank T. Faulksner, a leading Turner resident, dies of smoke inhalation while trying to save the town's main woolen mill. The blaze destroys the mill, causing about 40000 in losses and leaving sixty workers unemployed. Fire origin attributed to spontaneous combustion near oil in the wheel pit.
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Frank T. Faulksner
Jerome the Great Issue Faces New York Mayoral Field
Political chatter centers on William Travers Jerome’s Lakeville promise not to run. Rumors name three mayoral contenders George B McClellan John Ford and William J Gaynor with Jerome’s fate hinging on Tammany and Republican endorsements for district attorney. County conventions October 12 and 13 loom as indorsement tests.
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Middle States Regatta Draws Oarsmen From Harlem River
General exodus of oarsmen leaves Harlem River for Philadelphia ahead of the Middle States regatta in Philadelphia. Boats shipped yesterday. many crews, including notable Sea Wanhakas, Ravenewoods, prepare for senior four race.
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Reacting on Our Shores Exposition of Tipping Evil in America
In a New York letter, English readers learn tipping has grown from a nuisance abroad to a national concern at home. Prominent Americans, including Tom Gay, discuss lavish practices and rising expectations at venues like Waldorf Astoria and Delmonico's, with reports of tips reaching 60 to 100 percent and even £100 in rare cases.
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Death of Washington Wilson at 67 in East Orange
Washington Wilson of New York and Earl and Wilson collar and cuff firm died suddenly at his summer home on Lincoln Avenue Elmerton from a complication of diseases. He was 67, born in New York, and survived by a widow and three daughters. Root Is Homeward Bound as Secretary of State travels to Labrador Newfoundland. Halifax visit noted. Also brief items include a quip about cords of wood and Buckson's Anica Salve praise with price.
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