Change China Laws Trials by Jury and Defense Attorneys
Washington reports a government commission’s recommendation to reform China’s legal procedure. Proposals include trial by jury and licensed defense attorneys, plus shift to Western court methods and broader lawyer training across provinces to handle civil and criminal cases.
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Washington
China
State Department
Japan
Commission
Hop Buyers File New Contracts In North Yakima
S Huntington & Co hop buyers filed contracts here for 887000 pounds of this year's crop and the next two. Earlier deals averaged 10 to 12 cents per pound with two new contracts at 11½ and 12 cents. Demand remains brisk and offers up to 18 cents are reported. The crop is expected to reach the average.
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North Yakima
S. Huntington & Co
Yakima
Striking SP Freight Handlers Resume Work in Oakland
The Southern Pacific Company freight handlers in Oakland resume work after a settlement. The wage increase to 25 cents an hour from 22 12 cents takes effect in August.
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Oakland
Cal
Southern Pacific Company
Railroads Concede Weights Rule For Lumber Cars
Northwest lumber and shingle interests win concession from railroads to base freight charges on actual load weight when cars run at full visible capacity. The August 1 tariff change ends months of dispute, with preliminary approval by J G Woodworth and C F White. Shippers expect acceptance in upcoming meetings.
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Seattle
Northwest
St. Paul
J. G. Woodworth
Northern Pacific
C. F. White
Mr. White
Stolypin Calls for Stern Repression Across Russia
Premier Stolypin orders governors general governors and prefects to strike and spare not in enforcing order and crushing enemies of society. He urges vigilant supervision, warns against wholesale repression, and backs legal measures while aiming to preserve authority amid revolutionary pressure.
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St. Petersburg
Stolypin
Russia
Caucasus
Constitutional Democratic Party
Hoge and Nickell Found Guilty in Portland Case
The jury found Hoge and Nickell guilty and recommended mercy of the court. A ten day stay was granted to allow an application for a new trial. Kincaire and Miller pleaded guilty before trial, leaving Hoge and Nickell as the remaining defendants.
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Portland
Hoge-Nickell
Kincaré
Miller
Hoge and Nickell
Story of a Cloud Sailor Boy and Other Tales
A mother tells Donald a gentle tale of a lame boy who sails on a cloud, drifting over landscapes then returning safely to his mother. The page also discusses royal succession terms heir apparent and heir presumptive, and explains the origin of the phrase happy hunting grounds with Native American beliefs about the afterlife.
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Mamima
Donald
Mother
England
Prince of Wales
Physician and Attorney Notices From Aberdeen Area
PeAUL SMITS M D announces office hours at Aberdeen General Hospital and Crowther Wooding block with eye ear nose and throat specialty and multiple phone numbers. An attorney at Zelaska Block Fox RE announces practice in State and Federal courts with offices in Zach block.
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Elle Pharmacy
Aberdeen
Wash
Zelaska Block
Dabney Block
Dressmaker for Animals Tailors Circus Elephants
A New York woman for thirty five years designs and cuts bespoke outfits for circus animals. She notes elephants vary in back shape and size, requiring individual patterns. Monkeys defy fitting. elephants cost up to two thousand dollars per suit, with cloth of gold and pink silk plush outfits studded with brilliants.
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New York
New York Tribune
India
South Africa
Dueling Decline and a Violent Epistolary Retort
A reflective paragraph notes dueling’s decline in France and hidden absurdities of honor. It cites a Paris writer insulted by a politician who replies with a cuff, provoking a sensational postal bullet threat from the journalist who vows lethal retaliation via letter.
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France
Paris
A Curious Confusion Over Abby B Brown’s Identity
A stagecoach encounters an old field worker asking for Abby B Brown. The man mishears as Mrs Polly Brown or Mrs Abby Smith before realizing the name Abby B Brown may refer to his own wife. The note ends with a wry observation about men preferring a ball and chain over an apron string.
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Brown
Polly Brown
Abby HK. Brown
Abby
Abby B. Smith
Philadelphia Public Ledger
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