Diplomatic portraits of Japanese and Russian leaders in prewar era
The piece reviews Jutaro Komura and Koigora Takahira as Japan's top diplomats, praising their rise from humble origins to high office. It also profiles Russia's Baron Rosen and Count Witte, noting Witte's economic reforms and Trans Siberian rail link. The narrative links their roles to efforts to avert war and restore national strength.
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Denver
America
Paron Jutaro Komura
United States
Harvard
Takahira
Washington
Japan
St. Petersburg
Tne
Ching
Komura
Koigora Takahira
Russia
St. Petersbrg
Vailivostol
Severe but Just. Albuquerque Scandal Sparks Reform Demands
The Las Vegas Optic argues the core issue is a broken system not individuals. It condemns the practice of accepting bonds for appearance, cites a $15 bond taken from Miss Zimmerman, and calls for punishment of officials who enable such graft, noting Albuquerque’s broader lawless image and national condemnation.
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Las Vegas
Albuquerque
United States
The Law Must Be Obeyed in Albuquerque Police Debates
The Citizen condemns police tactics in handling social evil cases while praising officers for duty. It urges city council reform to stop police as prosecutor and judge and proposes restricting vice to licensed houses in a single neighborhood. It also notes Gov Learnard denial of The Citizen interview and criticizes OBrien Moore’s remarks on New Mexico.
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Aahuasanque
Albuquerque
Morning Journal
P. Learnard
Twinard
Citizen
Hand sewn Four-in-Hand Sale at Globe and Casino
PROMOTIONAL NOTICE describes Simon Stern offering 25 dozen handsome four in hands at 25 cents each first come first choice bought by Mr Stern, with sale at Globe Store and Avenue Clothier. Display planned with other garments, urging visits to Globe Store and Casino for entertainment and clothing offerings.
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MR. Stern
East
Simon Stern
Railroad
Avenue Clothier
Rio Grande Woolen Mills Co
Ries
Globe Brore
Globe
Stern
Railroad Avenue Clothier
Japs in South Omaha Fight for Wage Parity and Work Life
A historical report details Japanese immigrants in South Omaha employed in packing plants to replace strikers. It notes wages equal to other workers, their high education levels, and Okajima and Konda guiding the community. The narrative describes living quarters, a hotel-like club, rent, meals, and a police raid followed by a later club dispute.
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Omaha
South
Wed
Nagle
Reyall Merchants’ Association
Kinya Okajima
Metjikal College
Tokyo
Japan
Dart
Month College
Minko Konda
Okajiten
Soat
Konda
Imperial University of Tokyo
Packig
Japanse
Cudahy Company
Okajima and
Japanese Education and Labor Views in Omaha Controversy
A 1910 Omaha report describes Japanese residents pursuing English education with several in public and private schools, a strike over Lowell School attendance, and religious instruction at St. Mary’s. Employers praise Japanese workers’ capability while noting limits on hiring, and locals warn of displacement of citizens and property owners as Japanese labor grows.
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South
Omaha
Lowell
Chib House
St. Mary’s Catholic Church Parsonage
P. J. Sheehy
Cudahy Packing Co
Wise and Otherwise in Senatorial Pamphlets
A old debate on pamphlets praising patent medicines includes a testimonial from Senator Mitchell, raising questions about reusing support in a new edition. A Denver interview claimed a government plant parasite discovery, but Dr. Marsh denies speaking to the Rocky Mountain News and denies any such discovery.
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Depew
Mitchell
Oregon
Senate
t—Tele
la Denver
Rocky Mountain News of
Denver
Marsh
Wate
Fielded advertisement promises silver souvenir with purchase
An ad offers a sterling silver souvenir for every five dollars spent during a sale at ILFELD & CO. with moneyback guarantees through grocers. It emphasizes menswear comfort and economy and references purchase fees.
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Ilfeld & CO
Jemez Springs Stage Line Advertises New Stock Route
The Jemez Springs stage line carries the United States mall with noted changes in stock en route. Trains depart Albuquerque every Tuesday and Saturday at 6 a.m. For particulars contact W. L. Trimble & Co. in Albuquerque or J. B. Block, proprietor, Perea, New Mexico.
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United States Mall
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S. Strickler
W. T. McCreight
Peace Conference
O'Brien Moore
Gillie
Tucson Citheon
New Mexico
O'Brien
Wale
Stephen Wall
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of
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Cid
Schilline
Jemez Hot Springs
Strong's Sons
Chickering Bros
Starr
Ellington
Howard
Hamilton
Oxford
Learnard & Lindemann
the Square Music Dealers
Undertakers
Fairview and
Santa Barbara
North Second Street
REMC
Val
A. Simpier
South Second St
Housewife
Empress Milla
M. Berger
Tid Weat Copper Ave
Yellowstone
O. F. GC
Moet & Chandon
St. Louis
B.C
Jos
Schiltz Milwaukee Bott
South First Street
Maxloo
Treasury
New York
San Francisco
National Bank
National Bank News
South Fourth Street
Gleckler
Irvan & Haygood
Albuquerque Transfer Co
Colo
Geo. M. Baccus
City Market
W. Abbott
North Second St
Maloy's
J, Korber! & CO
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