Alliance Aims to Overturn Japanese Government Over Immigration Policy
A Tokyo alliance linked to Japanese and Pacific coast groups seeks to topple Japan’s ministry and repeal the immigration exclusion clause affecting Japanese labor to the United States. The plan includes pressuring Tokyo officials, recalling Ambassador Aoki, and seeking apologies or indemnity from Washington.
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Orchard on Stand In Haywood Trial Amid Cross Examination
Boise June 8 William D Haywood defense pressed hard against witness Harry Orchard discrediting his Cripple Creek and Denver meetings with Moyer and Haywood. The cross examination reviewed espionage ties to Scott Sterling and the Mine Owners and exposed prior crimes by Orchard while defending his credibility and the 1904 southern Colorado trip as legitimate.
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Harry Orchard
Vindicator
Western Federation of Miners
Denver
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Capital
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Orchard
Cripple Creek
D. ©. Scott
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K. C. Sterling
Mine Owners’ Association
Moyer
Haywood
W. S. Davis
William Wasterly
Waverly
Owney Barnes
Richardson
Hawley
Tornado Toll in Illinois Indiana and Kentucky Rises
Twenty nine dead and forty injured across southern Illinois Indiana and central Kentucky as storms of tornado severity uproot homes, destroy bridges and crops. Gradyville Kentucky suffers worst losses with cloudburst drowning twenty one in a village of 175. New Minden Illinois reports five killed and several injured. York Illinois records three dead and thirty injured.
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Defense to Haywood murder trial seeks mine owners plot link
Boise June 10 defense counsel plan to argue W. D. Haywood murder case is framed by mine owners. They expect Ida Orchard to testify Orchard worked for owners while aiding a string of killings. Defense aims to show owners conspired with Orchard to target the Western Federation of Miners.
Farmers Would Fix Price at Equity Meet in Omaha
One hundred farmers and grain growers from ten states convene in Omaha for the American Society of Equity convention. The group aims to secure market and price control for farm products by organizing a grain growers division of the society. Lieutenant Mack Richardson, resigning by presidential order, is found dead at Fort Sam Houston from morphine and prussic acid. A note cites the act as inevitable since November. Eight victim dies in Elyria wreck as county mourns Decoration Day casualties.
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Omaha
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Roosevelt
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Move 70 Unite All Labor Unions in Western Federation
Denver June 10 A move to consolidate all labor unions will begin at the fifteenth annual Western Federation of Miners convention opening today in a big city. About 200 delegates from Alaska British Columbia and Mexico and western mining states attend. Charles H Moyer absent due to imprisonment in Idaho. C D Mahoney to preside. Consensus favors Moyer for president Haywood for secretary treasurer. Delegates dismiss Harry Orchard's charges as part of a purported conspiracy against federation leaders.
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Idaho
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Thaw Debates Defense Lead as Trial Looms
From New York June 10 Thaw in Tombs weighs final defense leadership while he studies trial evidence. Authoritative reports say no decision yet on who will direct the defense when he returns to court. In Highland Falls Elizabeth Ayres condemns a war department instruction letter as insulting and to be reviewed by her lawyers.
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Meets Death While Bathing at Bimini Baths
W 8 Rosenberger of South Hatfield Pa had a sudden illness while bathing in Los Angeles plunge at Bimini baths. He sank without outcry and was found dead. death not attributed to drowning, cause unknown. Idaho land conspiracy case near end as evidence finished and both sides rest. judge Dietrich to give instructions likely Wednesday. President Roosevelt leaves Washington for Norfolk to speak at Georgia day celebration aboard the Mayflower.
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Empress Eugenie Breaks Into Cabinet in Fury
In Frederic Lollee’s Women of the Second Empire, Empress Eugenie defies a secret cabinet order. She forces entry by leaping over a sentry’s bayonet, confronts the emperor, and strikes him in a backhanded blow before leaving, leaving ministers stunned.
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Irresistible. Doctor advises exercise to wife
Chicago News reports a doctor suggesting physical exercise for a wife who resists going outside. He recommends a simple incentive, asking Homer to mark bargain advertisements and give her $50 to encourage activity.
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Silver Weddings Origin In The Balaon Of Hugues Capet
The piece recounts an ancient French tale in which King Hugues Capet grants a dowry and a wedding ring to an aging couple, making silver weddings fashionable after twenty two years of marriage. It then offers poultry notes on cooling heat, avoiding overfat fowls, and proper wintering and housing for hens.
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