American Officers Attend German Maneuvers Parade
Hereditary Princess of Saxe Meiningen led the Eleventh Grenadiers in full dress as Emperor William and Empress Augusta Victoria watched a 10 day review near Breslau. U.S. officers including Gen. Thomas Barry and Capt. W.B. Biddle joined foreign dignitaries at the parade and banquet with Churchill attending later.
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Saxe-Meiningen
Empress Augusta Victoria
Breslau
Twelfth Army Corps
Gandar
Emperor William
Augusta Victoria
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Cecolla
Thomas H. Barry
William P. Duvall
Joseph E
Saxony
Duke of Connaught
Royal Palace
Thaa
Winston Spencer Churchill
King Edward II Joins London After Noted Cure
King Edward II completed a cure and left for London. Before departure he authorized Dr Ott to state the king is in splendid health and high spirits, though he has lost some weight.
French Prelates Convocates Contemplate Church State Law
Paris Sept 7 An immense Notre Dame crowd attended services after bishops and archbishops met to discuss compliance with the law separating church and state while preserving church constitution. The entire episcopate was present in a metropolitan church for the first time since 1807. Archbishop Roverde Ga Cabrieres recalled the 1807 Concordat, saying the reunion followed the rupture of that contract. No decision was announced.
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Paris
Notre Dame Cathedral
Roverde Ga Cabrieres
German Prelate Rewarded With Highest Prussian Honor
Berlin reports Emperor William decorated Cardinal Kopp with the Order of the Black Eagle, the highest Prussian honor. It is the first time two Catholic prelates have received the award, noted as reflecting closer Vatican relations amid tensions in France. Cardinal Kopp is based at Breslau where he influences Polish Prussian relations.
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William
Cardinal Kopp
Berlin
Wiliam
Vatican
France
Breslau
Election of Black Pope Delayed as Delegates Seclude Themselves
Rome Sept 7 delegates of the Company of Jesus finish the quadrivium preparatory to the general election. They remain in seclusion to avoid external affairs until the vote, planned for tomorrow. The men were seen walking in the college cloisters with rosaries in hand and prayers in progress.
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Rome
Congregation of the Company of Jesus
Order
Father Martin
Tokyo Street Cars Stop as Rioting Renewed by Employes
Rioting by street railway workers renewed last night in Tokyo, halting traffic. Authorities meet the trouble, while police credibility suffers from past clashes in Sveno Park, sparking reform calls.
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Tokyo
Sveno Park
British unions press bill to nationalize railways canals and mines
Liverpool dispatch reports the Trades Union Congress unanimously urged Labour MPs to introduce legislation nationalizing railways canals and mines in the United Kingdom. In Berlin Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria was thrown from his car during army maneuvers. he survived with injuries.
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Liverpool
Congeesy Today
Labor
Mem
Pers
United Kingdom
Berlin
Prince Rupprecht
Bavaria
New York Leader Honored by Pope and Missouri Governor to Rome Medal
Vienna reports ex Gov David R Francis of Missouri will meet Emperor Francis Joseph for the presentation of the St Louis Exposition commemorative medal tomorrow. The pope has named J Methain of New York a Knight of St Gregory for leading the latest American pilgrimage to Rome.
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Vienna
David R Francis
Missouri
Francis Joseph
New Yorker
Ror
J. Methain
New York
Rome
Earthquake Shocks Felt Across Chile and Caribbean Islands
A dispatch to the Nacion reports seven shocks near Tak co Chile 140 miles south southwest of Santiago. Separate notes from Kingston St Vincent and nearby areas describe sharp, protracted tremors with no disturbance at the Saufriere volcano.
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Buenos Ayres
Nacion
Tak Co
Chile
Santiago
Kingston
Island of St. Vincent
BE Lucia
Grounde
Saufriere
Nelson Proposes U S Purchase to Sail Panama Canal First
The Kysten reports that Senator Knute Nelson of Minnesota urged the United States to buy the steamer Gjaa after its Northwest Passage voyage so it could become the first vessel to transit the Panama Canal, ensuring a US flagged ship leads the route.
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Christiania
Sept
Kysten Today
United States
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Northwest Passage
Panama Canal
America
Naval Academy set to graduate after exams
Annapolis reports indicate all midshipmen in the advanced class will complete finals and graduate next Wednesday at Bancroft Hall. The ceremony will be simple at 11 o clock with a farewell ball Tuesday night hosted by Midshipman Arthur W. Pronk and Mrs. Sands, superintendent's wife.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Academy
Bancroft Hall
Armory
Arthur W. Pronk
Sands
No word from Caulfield on Caulfield disappearance
Gen. F. C. Ainsworth said no definite information exists on First Lieut Louis H Caulfield of the Philippine Scouts. He may have perished in the San Francisco earthquake or been absent without leave since April 13. Caulfield should have reported in San Francisco on April 13 and sailed for Manila on April 16 but has not arrived or been accounted for.
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F. C. Ainsworth
Louis H Caulfield
Philippine Scouts
San Francisco
Caulfield
Manila
Apri
Lieut Caulfield
Leutenant
Condition of the Sheridan
Naval experts differ on fate of transport Mancherla stranded on reef near Honolulu. Some say vessel largely undamaged and salvageable while others deem it a hopeless wreck. Captain Metcalf plans extensive measures to save Manchuria as Pact dredger strikes reef and delays work. Humphrey believes recovery likely. Peabody calls it practically hopeless.
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Honolulu
Pacific Mail
Mancherla
Metcalf
Manchuria
Rherlden
Seer Humphrey
Peabatty
Naval hero honored at Newport War College unveiling
At Newport War College a portrait of the late Rear Admiral Henry Clay Taylor was unveiled by his grandson Harry Chase, aged five. Distinguished naval officers including Rear Admiral Willard H Brownson and Capt Richard Wainwright attended the ceremony in the college library as Wainwright spoke of Taylor’s leadership in the Bureau of Navigation and service aboard the Indiana during the Spanish War.
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Taylor
Newport War College
Newport R. 1
Harry Chase
Henry Clay Taylor
Naval War College
Willard H .Brownson
Richard Wainwright
Bureau of Navigation
Indiana
Not Official Speed Test for Louisiana Propeller Trial
Report from Rockland Maine Sept 7 states the Louisiana’s test run off the point was for propeller standardization under natural conditions, not an official speed trial. The ship completed eight runs on the government mile course at up to fifteen knots. a final accentance trial is planned in two months.
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Louisiana
Rockland
New- Jersey
Provincetown
Sne
CAN DRINK TROUBLE That'n One Way to Get It
In Connellsville a woman with twenty five years of sick headaches attributes relief to quitting coffee and adopting Postum Food Coffee. She reports headaches and pain end after stopping coffee, noting improved health and taste. She cites a friend with a similar experience and endorses Postum from Battle Creek Michigan.
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Connellsville
Lyme
Battle Creek
Mich
Court Martial Urged For Alabama Illinois Collision Officers Named in Inquiry
The court of inquiry’s findings on the July 31 Newport Harbor collision between the Alabama and Illinois urge court martial for Capt. Samuel P. Comly and Lieut. Alfred W. Pressey for negligence. Secretary Bonaparte has not yet acted but is expected to approve the recommendation. Three other officers are cleared or given minor reprimands.
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Alabama
Illinois
Newport Harbor
Bonaparte
Samuel P. Comly
Alfred W. Pressey
United States
Slep
Alisbema
Herbert Winslow
Godfried Blockinger
Nero's Captain Dismissed for Vessel Mismanagement
Captain I F Shurtleff, commander of the naval collier Nero, has been discharged from the Navy Department service for alleged mismanagement during the grounding off Block Island near Long Island Sound. The Nero was manned entirely by merchant sailors under a merchant liaison.
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I. F. Shurtleff
Meerchant Marine
Nero
Block Island
Long Island Sound
Navy Department
Army Manuevers End At Camp Gretna Cleared In Mock Battle
Maj Gen Fred D Grant and assistants witnessed a close of the Army maneuvers at Camp Gretna Pa as regular troops and the Second Regiment New York National Guard staged a compact mock battle from Gretna to Lawn. The exercise closed the sixth week of maneuvers with E and H Engineers to depart September 17 for Washington for instruction and the rest September 28.
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Camp Roosevelt
Mount Gretda
Fred D. Grant
New York National Guard
Stount Gretna
Lawn
Oliver
Washington
Socravelt
Engineer Corps
Washington, D. C
Half Fare For Sailors Feasible Navy Rail Rates
The Navy Department may seek half fare from U S railways for sailors to ease travel costs. Officers argue reduced rates would aid service morale and bring inland sailors home, citing Britain where sailors travel at reduced rates. They urge American railways to match British generosity when sailors are in uniform.
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Navy Department
Pailors
Britten Navy
Uncle Sam
England
Colonies
Navy
Une
Gala Day for Tarheelers as Navy picks sponsor daughter
Communications from Newport News Shipbuilding to Governor Glenn of North Carolina signal plans to select his daughter as sponsor of the armored cruiser North Carolina at its Newt News launch. Navy notices list officers and staff changes, with appointments and leaves affecting multiple ships and ports, including Yorktown, Milwaukee, and Union.
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Cruiser
North Carolina
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Navy Department
Newt News
Army Orders from War Department 1908 Highlights
The document lists numerous military transfers leaves of absence and duty changes effective September 1908. Individuals from various branches receive assignments to posts such as Fort Washington Fort Hunt and the Army Medical School. Mentions include Col Georgy H Anderton Col Henry P Kingsbury and Lt Gustave Wiener among others with dates and destinations.
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Gustave A. Wiener
Harry
Parnell
James Ord
Wiliam B Gracis
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Wiliam R Parnell
Edward
C Ord
St Matthow's Military School
Burlingame
Cox
Fisventh Cavalry
John 1 Grier
Ordnance Department
Fort Washington
Fort Hunt
Georgy H Anderton
Sighth Cavalry
First Cavalry
Henry P. Kingsbury
Sighth
Vane
Fighth Cavalry
War Department
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Artillery Corps
Hghert
Bavage
Omaha
Nebr
Lincoln
Meth
Philip Dewars
Milwaukes
Wie
Bagerton
Wis
Charles P George
Hot Springs
Ack
Imperton
Army and Navy General Hospital
Charles E Stanton
Ubon
Charles F. Humphrey
San Francinca
Cal
Mosedtaoa
Whipple Barracks
Arle
Shone Ports
Rucker, Jr
Sixteenth Infantry
Washington Barracks
General Hospital
Philps Wales
Fort Wayne
Mich
Department of the Laker
James H. Statlard
Ingeon i
Texga National Guard
Army Medical School
Echoul Alg
William ‘Fidhstl
Artillery Corpa
Mopar Shporsin
Army Manval Museum
Washington, D.C
Enoch HW Crowter
Statt
Marcel
New York City
Taki Similom
Atantic Division
Cieff
Jamazon
Union Building Company Special Stockholders Meeting Notice
SPECIAL NOTICES NOTICE THE ANNUAL MEETING OF OTHER stockholders of the UNION BAILD COMPANY for the election of a beam of directors and for such other business as may be proper will be held at the office of the company 28 Eouth Das September 1 Yoo ac 280 o'etock ieeer 17 VRON M PARKER President fr Score TOWERS Secretary Sea SOCIETY OF THE SONS OF THE Revolution Members of the society who are in the city are respectfully Informed that the funeral of their former president 893-5 Lewis J Davis will take place at 2 O'clock this afternoon from his lets residence 1411 Massachusetts avenue JAMES MORRIS MORGAN Acting President
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O'Etockieeer
Vron M. Parker
Score Towers
Sea
Society OF the Sons OF the, Revolution
Lewis J. Davis
Masschusetts Avenue
James Morris Morgan
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