French Morocco talks spark German French accord hopes
Paris papers debate Cambon and von Buelow interview at Norderney with many predicting a Morocco accord. Reports cite possible understanding to give France broader Morocco freedom, while Madrid dispatches flag a delicate move. Casablancas calm and European troops to El Araish aboard Du Chayla noted.
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Paris
Germany
Jules Cambon
Prince von Buelow
Norderney
France
Morocco
Algeciras
Matin
Petit Parisien
Echo de Paris
Madrid
Philibert
Casablanca
Fez
El-Araish
du Chayla
Death of Earl of Dunmore, noted Christian Scientist
London August 27 The Earl of Dunmore Charles Adolphus Murray, England s leading Christian Scientist, died suddenly at Trimley Manor near Cantonbury after an unexpected illness. Born 1841 he was seventh Earl of Dunmore, married daughter of the second Earl of Leicester, leaving a son Viscount Fincastle and five daughters. He was honorary colonel of the Queen s Own Cameron Highlanders and owned about 78 500 acres.
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London
Earl of
Earl of Leicester
Viscount Fincastle
Sixteenth
Lancers
Queen's Own
Cameron Highlanders
Liquor Dealers Meet Endorses Card System for Records
Connecticut Liquor Dealers association passes resolutions denouncing disorderly places and urging care in admitting members. Candidates to be of good character and citizens. Card system favored for member records. Frank P. Quinn of New Haven re elected president.
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Triageport
Connecticnt Liquor Dealers’ Association
Mquor Dealers
Frank P. Quinn
New Haven
Birmingham Drives Cleanliness Reform Sparks Fashion and Accessory Rules
A Birmingham mood for cleanliness spreads through shops and venues with men in “Bend street cut” clothing seen in streets and a visitor being refused at a Hippodrome for collarless attire. Proposals urge tram conductors to show clean hands and that workers wash faces before leaving factories, signaling a broader reform movement.
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Birmingham
Bend Street
Extra Police On Duty in Dodlin Event
Aug 2 dispatch reports increased police presence as officials announce proclamations by local authorities. The rumors reference heightened security measures and potential unrest in the region, with authorities urging calm and compliance amid evolving conditions.
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Dodlin
Jord Lentenset
Rim
Too, Couare
Obscene Card Wholesaler Nabbed in Philadelphia
United States Postal inspectors arrested Gustave P. Lang doing business as the P. C. Novelty company for wholesale selling obscene postal cards. Police found hundreds of cards and large orders shipped nationwide including a New York firm’s 22 000 card purchase. Lang operates as a wholesaler with agents in many cities and several more arrests are anticipated.
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Philadelphia
United States
Gustave P. Lang
P. C. Novelty Company
Lang
Rome
N. Y
New York
Salvation Army Colonies in Canada Plan Approved
A proposed Salvation Army colonization scheme in Ontario aims to sell ten townships totaling 280000 acres at 25 cents an acre over ten years. The army would locate 144 settlers per township with 10 acre homesteads, under experienced supervision, pending joint approval by the army and Canadian government. Senator Cox provides loan support, and final movement depends on a favorable land report.
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Canada
Salvation Army
Booth
London Chronicle
Army
Great Clay Belt
Nipissing
Algoma
Ontario
Iand
London
Salvation Army Emigration Department
Cox
Gen Booth
Dominion
Governor Woodruff Tests Outdoor Social Rounds in East Central
Governor Woodruff today began his tour visiting outdoor social gatherings in Rockville and debated the guest of the East Central set. The trip aims to reach voters with brief speaking engagements and civic discussion amid campaign events.
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Rockville
Woodruf
Suipaie
Down Go Rates as Trans-Atlantic Steamship War Deepens
Shipping men monitor the widening trans-Atlantic rate war. Bargain hunters may soon sail to Europe at cut prices as rates fall daily. Causes include steerage rate clashes and the collapse of the conference that once fixed rates. Contending lines cite Lusitania entry and White Star protests over Arabic and Baltic class differential.
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New York
Euprpe
Unlucky Return Ends in Severe Machinery Accident
James Butler a 16 year old worker at Passaic Steel works in Paterson New Jersey returned to work after three fingers were crushed in a previous accident. His trousers caught in the wheels, his leg and left arm were amputated as he struggled to free himself.
Strike Averted in Chicago Packing House Talks
In Chicago at Angle-Danger the stock yards workers were moved to end the strike as teamsters accepted the packers offer on all but two points. Business Agent Golden will present the amended agreement to the packers today, with a special meeting to hear the report later.
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Chicago
Packers
Golden
The Boarding School Girl Wardrobe and Comfort List
A boarding school guide advises mothers to add items beyond standard catalogs. Include a work box with sewing and medicines, toilet articles, Bernd tablet, stationery, and pens. Add pillows, books, photos to ease homesickness, plus a name embroidered laundry bag and slipper case. All linens should bear full name in embroidery.
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Sarah Kennedy Winkter
Miners Demonstration Suppressed by Sheriff in Eveleth
A Weswin Federation of Miners protest at Eveleth yesterday drew about 100 workers who were prevented from proceeding by Chief Kent and deputies. Clashes occurred as officers dispersed the strikers. Mines are reportedly crippled with ore shipments delayed.
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Eveleth
Nore
Kent
Sherifs
Eetm
Immigration commission to sail from Liverpool for New York
United States Immigration Commission led by Senator William P. Dillingham spent days in England gathering data on English alien immigration. The group traveled to Liverpool to sail aboard the Cedric to New York on August 29. A separate note from Hanover, Prussia reports an ace injured in a collision.
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London
United States Immigration Commission
William P. Dillingham
Vermont
England
Liverpool
New York
Weather forecast for Connecticut rain and winds
Connecticut forecast calls for rain tonight and Wednesday with fresh south to southeast winds. Local conditions may include gusts and steady precipitation across coastal and inland regions. Temperatures likely stay cool with gradual warming toward midweek.
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Connecticut
Roberts Explains Found in Lake During Navy Yard Trip
New York and Paterson reports detail Congressman Ernest W. Roberts and Rep Foss on naval planning. Roberts says the Magellan voyage is for tactical peace testing, favoring the Suez route for later strategic needs and Pacific coaling stations. Foss hints at four new battleships, likely over 20,000 tons, with two large ships expected. The flotilla departs New York for New London then Newport, Portsmouth and Boston. Also, Agnes Maguire, a Brooklyn teacher, was found dead in Lake Hopatcong after disappearing from Nolan's Point. investigation ongoing into her mysterious loss.
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Ernest W. Roberts
Massachusetts
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Straits of Magellan
Roberts
Suez
Pacific
Foss
Illinois
New London
Newport
Portsmouth
Boston
Nolan's Hoine
Lake Hopatcong
Charles
Agnes
Lynching Rumor Stirs Jail in Easton and Shuman Murder
At Easton city jail early this morning rumors of lynching drew guards around the facility after South Bethlehem reports that iron workers planned to seize William Handy, jailed for the murder of South Bethlehem patrolman Shuman. Handy was beaten by a crowd. police rushed him to jail. Detectives say Shuman died from wounds after confronting Handy, who fired first at the scene. A second item notes visitors Souserwam Diomede Falconio and Rev Cornelius Gillespie staying at Manresa Hall on Keyser’s Island, with a sail in Long Island Sound noted as a high point of their visit.
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Easton
South Bethlehem
William Handy
Shuman
Collins
Bethlehem
Handy
Ody
McCue
Diomede Falconio
United States of America
Cornelius . Gillespie
St Joseph's College
Philadelphia
Manresa Hall
Keyser's Island
Long Island Sound
South Norwalk
New York
Persian legation protests Turkish occupation and calls for withdrawal
The Persian legation protests the continued Turkish occupation of Persian territory. It demands withdrawal of Turkish troops and an immediate inquiry and joint discussion with Persian delegates to assess compliance and end provocations.
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Constantizon
Haring
Fell and Biroke His Neck Middietorn
August 27 report of injuries to David Dor with details about the incident and location Middietorn. The brief item notes a fall causing neck harm and upcoming medical attention.
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Middietorn
David Dor
Packer Morris Dead After Illness in Chicago
Nelson Morris, famed Chicago packer, died aged sixty seven after weeks of heart trouble. Immigrant from Germany at age 11, he started by hauling coal in Lakeville Connecticut, then worked the canal trade to Buffalo before walking to Chicago where he built a fortune worth several million dollars.
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Lakeville
Chicago
Nelson Morris
Germany
Philadelphia
Conn
Buffalo
Elks meet on death of member Edward Casey and other city items
City news covers an Elks meeting to act on the death of brother Edward Casey, a settled case between Mrs. Anna Clinton and FW Woolworth Co, local injuries from falls at a construction site, a Derby worker’s broken leg, another worker injured by a train, Kansas City Day plans for Jamestown exposition, Milk price tensions in Waterbury, and notes on Burr McIntosh Monthly’s new format with portraits and art content.
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Elks
Edward Casey
Anna Clinton
Woolworth Co
Soa
John Cassidy
Waterville
Antonio Mangelo
Derby
O'Brien Construction Co
Bann
Wa~terbury
Angelo Vicello
W. E. Thoms
TH. M. Beardsley
Kansas City
Beardsley
United States
Cone
City
Waterbury
Burr Mcintosh Monthly
Editor Arrested War on Black Hand in Ireland and Pa
Longford Ireland August 27 James P Farrell MP for North Longford and forty others were arrested for unlawful assembly likely to cause a riot. Farrell, editor of the Longford Leader, spurred nationalist meetings amid cattle drives. Harrisburg Pa August 27 State police wage war on the Black Hand across Pennsylvania with central commands in New York. Over fifty arrests in six months, many fined or imprisoned, others awaiting trial.
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Longford
Ireland
James P. Farrell
North Longford
Farrell
Sinn Fein Society
Westheath
Roscommon
Leitrim
Ste
Austin McCarthy
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
New York
State
Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary Celebrated at Zibells
Mr and Mrs Gustave R. Zibell of 28 Second Avenue celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a party attended by relatives from New York and Waterbury. The couple, married in New York on August 27, 1852, renewed vows in the presence of Rev Paul Lempke. They have seven children and reside at their current Waterbury home since moving there fifteen years ago.
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Gustave R. Zibell
Second Avenue
New York
Louis Ave
Liesak
Charles Liesak
Zibell
Waterbury
City Book Binding Co
Bank Street
Lste
Gustave A., Jr
Julius L
Waterbury Evening Democrat
Alfred C
Farrel Foundry and Machine Co
Harry G
Waterbury Dry and Machine Co
Emma
Mary
Margaret
Charles Morton
Jullis L. Zibell
Paul Lempke
German Lutheran Church
Mra Zibell
Strikers Return After Two Months of Standstill
Providence reports that about two hundred workers from the American Hair Cloth company at Central Falls will resume work after a two month strike. Grievances cited and an increase of ten percent granted, allowing eight hours rather than ten. workers set to return to duties. Chicago dispatch notes $250,900 alleged mail robbery counted as the total stolen. Denver officials report thief and pouches unresolved. London notes Miss Lathrobe’s marriage with a large gathering of British military and American attendees at Christchurch, Cana. furniture ad promises fine pieces. New Haven reports John H Howl killed by a train. incident noted in city desk copy.
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Atg
Central
Bern
Dinort
Chicago
Robery
Burlington and Quincy
PostoMice
Kimball Yetterday
Denver
Four Burned to Death in Oklahoma City Fire
Four persons were burned to death in a fire in Oklahoma City early today. The blaze is believed to have incendiary origins.
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Oklahoma City
Death of Frank Davids son after train injury
Stamford Aug 27 Frank Davids son of Bridgeport died today from injuries after being struck by a train last evening.
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Stamford
Frank Davids
Bridgeport
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