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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1907
Page
28
The report portrays a multifaceted French British and German stance on Morocco amid rising tensions. France presses pacification while Britain seeks restraint and Germany warns against Egyptianization efforts. Casabalanca and Tangiers scenes hint at a widening European-power confrontation influencing policy and potential conflict outcomes.
A distorted dispatch notes negotiations over terms and a possible holy war after French incursions into Moroccan territory. Prevost of the Foreign Legion, killed near Camaplanca, is buried, while Madrid reports Spanish ships and troops poised for deployment to Morocco.
Kermit Roosevelt, son of the president, deserts a marching Cavalry squadron after intolerable attention from women at camps. He leaves for Chicago and a hunting trip, with officers offering differing tall tales of the departure. Reports place him roaming near Chicago, Dakota camps, and Duluth as sister accounts spread.
An avalanche from the mountainside buried the Chilean customs house at Juocal Santiage Collegept, destroying the station. Fifty people are said to be injured in the huge snow slide that roared down the peak and swept the area in the Andes region near Argent ne.
Ferdinand Pinney Earle, Monroe socialist artist, declares he will not leave Monroe under fire as threats and demonstrations swirl around his refusal to wed his former partner and protect his estate and sons. He cites past Paris scraps and vows to stay, while a New York woman Miss Kuttner is named as his intended. Local officials caution the public, urging a forum rather than vigilante action.
A speaker pleads to end relentless gossip about a man, calling the entire affair a private matter not for public scrutiny. The message requests restraint and apologizes for discussing the issue any further.
Special to The Waenagten rom New York reports a conflict at West Point as Col Howse warned to discharge the plebe class if the cadet Bock is not relieved from harassment. The yearling class backed him, and the fray drew in a Georgia cadet and his supporters.
Special to the Washington from New York dated September 5 reports a large reward for information leading to the recovery of Beward Heidelbach of Cincinnati who vanished after dining with his brother at the Cafe Gavarin in the Equitable Building. Heidelbach, about 160 pounds, described with brown hair and pale blue eyes, was seen taking 4000 dollars to a bank and then disappeared. No domestic disputes were noted and money appeared unspent. the case remains unsolved with investigators pursuing leads in the city.
A three story Webb Hotel in Shelton burned last night near Tacoma. Eleven people died and seven bodies were recovered from the ruins. Names include Ida Mat Bailey a waitress and William Holmes master mechanic along with several other hotel staff and guests. One unidentifed man leaped from the third floor. eight or nine remain unaccounted for.
Old creditors of Edward Harper concede no payment possibility as receiver is appointed for Union Iron and Steel Company New York reports Harper once faced a 9 000 000 debt and a ten year prison term after a wheat speculation The latest development ends hopes for satisfying his prior liabilities and echoes his past financial unraveling across Cincinnati and the South
Gov Hoch was among the passengers when a Colorado Flyer train on the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad derailed near Wakarusa twelve miles west of Topeka at 1:30 this morning. Three Pullman cars and one tour sleeper left the track. Conductor McNett suffered a severe leg injury and the Pullman conductor was badly hurt. The governor helped rescue women and children after the collision.
Nebraskan declares Taft's advice to reject the pending Oklahoma constitution aligns with tariff reform and Philippine policy. William J Bryan responds to Taft's remarks as 10,000 theatergoers hear a political clash over statehood, tariffs, and federal intervention amid party tensions.
A sensational report from New York claims Miss Mina Taylor great granddaughter of President Zachary Taylor is being held in Bellevue Hospital to block her inheritance from Mrs Laura Blossom of St Louis wealth over a million dollars. The von Phuls say a New Yorker tied to Blossom envied the fortune and plotted removal to the psych ward while Grey, the nurse’s ally, asserts Miss Taylor is trained nurse and a patient.
Washington dispatch reports Judge Kenesaw Mt Landiamont discuss a man who faced a 5000 fine for an Ohio case. The tale weaves through Newark, Princeton, and ex president Grover Cleveland sightings as the judge travels from New York to the Gotham Hotel amid health remarks.
The clipped OCR fragment lists a jumble of named persons, places, and items such as Roosevelt, Mount Vernon, Abeence, J McKinley, and a Ho bson reference, paired with generic phrases like death by own action and naval plane. It appears to be a miscellaneous page with notices, sports, society, and brief items rather than a single coherent story.
Maynard Thoms and Mose Hayden of York PA raced to Washington in a fast auto to marry Glen Echo Mayor Garrett but a missing license halted the plan. The eloping couple and two friends waited as officials arranged a ceremony later in the day. The match, a runaway union opposed by the bride’s family, ended with a return to York after the delayed nuptials.
Chambers, attorney for the Voter Civic League tax receipt fraud case, states 200 more indictments will be drawn. He says many higher up remain unnamed and about 9 thousand affidavits show confessions of bogus receipts. hearings date not yet fixed.
Six Hindu men are hospitalized after a night of anti Asiatic violence in Bellingham Washington. A mob of white residents attacked lodging houses and mills along the Great Northern route toward British Columbia forcing Hindus to flee with police protection at times. City officials mobilized guard units, declared potential prosecutions unlikely, and prepared for renewed unrest as fear spreads through mills and waterfront areas. Local authorities vow to protect British subjects while some residents express support for the mob.
Byron Adams, Trenton Widemi Byrom, Adame of Washingum and two companions escaped serious injury when their auto skidded on West State Street and wrecked a porch at AH Clark’s residence. The machine was badly damaged and a milk wagon was struck by two machinists in another car while attempting repairs. Clark’s porch had been wrecked twice in the past year. Adams cited a wet street as the cause.
The Nebraskan, a twin screw steamship owned by New York Shipbuilding, left Hawaii August 13 bound for Salina Cruz and Philadelphia with a $500000 cargo of sugar. The 48000 ton vessel, 820 feet long?, carries a crew of forty and its fate remains in doubt after a 3200 mile voyage at eleven knots over thirteen days.
Officials announce a special rate and service adjustment for a Washington route. The plan includes a stopover option and a return period, with agents handling the official details and itineraries for the Baltimore and Ontario corridor beginning September 7.
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