Koreans Press Peace Delegation at Hague Unreceived
The Korean delegation sought audience with Joseph Choate and General Porter at The Hague but failed to meet the U S representatives busy with arbitration proposals. Richard Bartholdt arrived to present London 1906 resolutions for an international conference and arms limits.
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Jeurwal
Hague
Joseph H. Choate
Horace Porter
United States
Richard Bartholdt
Missouri
Interparliamentary Union
Nelder
London
Cochrane
Law Pofnt
Represetrtattyr
M. Nelidedf
W. B. Themufort
Senor Kiyrber
Edward Frye
Kerwku Tenzuki
Han Senfo
Ean Dav
Netderf Thie
Tiemlay
Riot on San Juan Hill Ends With Injuries Across West 62nd
Rioters fight erupted on West Sixty first to West Sixty second streets between West End and Amsterdam avenues after a water throw during a disturbance by Italian youths and a colored woman. Police reserves from four precincts spent two hours subduing combatants, with multiple injuries reported including a fireman struck by a brick and several men arrested.
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Morning Journal Special
New York
San Juan Hill
Sixty-second
West End
Amsterdam Avenues
William T. Fleming
New York Central
Copa Disnay
Antomasio
James Somerset
Frank Warren
Blaming Foreigners for Hostility to Japanese in California
A July 10 issue reports sermons and editorials describing anti Japanese sentiment in California. It cites ministers and civic leaders urging restraint while condemning discrimination by locals and foreign-born residents alike.
Denial of Designs on Mexican Territory
Washington July 7 Acting Secretary of State Adee denied that the United States sought or negotiated for a naval station site at Magdalena Bay in Lower California. He said Mexico has not authorized any such proposal and that the only change is a permanent colocated American collier in the bay for use by vessels during operations.
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Washington
Adee Tonteht
United States
Mexico
Magdalene Bay
Lewer
Jfertiin
Adeo
Mandalene Bay
Gerget Pinetiee
Hans
Lipton May Again Claims Life in Automobile Tragedy
The wealthy New Jersey silk manufacturer Lipton May is killed when his car crashes on a Central road near Ashary Path, injuring his wife, daughter, and nephew. A wrist was fractured and others were hurt while a party was being seated. man escapes with a wrist injury as the family reels from the crash.
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New Jersey
Haurandt
Chuteemon
Wis
Ashary Path
Derowy Central Road
Horandt
Lin
Fath
Auto Wreck Fatalities Reported in July City Crash
In Paul Minnesota on July 7 a car went off Summit avenue near the Mississippi river edge. Dr J H Nichols and Williams, both of Minnesota, were fatally injured in the wreck. The chauffeur lost control and the machine rolled about 200 feet down the river bank. Marcusana and others suffered injuries. Nichols and Williams are believed to die.
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Paul
J. H. Nichols
Williams
Minne Ieol
Apauemebiie
Thin City
Mere. Nichols
Summit Avenue
Mississippi
Amarcusana
M& Bongelay
Nietwets
Willan
Japanese Seek Passports at El Paso Port of Entry
At El Paso Texas on July 7 forty seven Japanese were admitted on tickets to British Columbia and sixty on to Cananea Mexico. An average of twenty five Japanese daily has entered on Canada tickets since May first. Railroad men report departures at Arizona New Mexico points and fourteen left a train for Los Angeles last night.
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Paso
Tex
Britsh Columbia
Cananea
Mexico
Canada
Arivona
New Mexico
Explosion at Nebraska grocery store wrecks building
An explosion in Miettesmouth Nebraska killed C bassmen and seriously injured F R Warl in the basement of a grocery store building. The blast started a fire and two more explosions largely demolished the structure before firefighters could control the flames. Grassman's body had not yet been recovered.
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Miettesmouth
Neb
C.bassmen
F. R. Warl
Grassman
Tornado Devastates Long Pine Nebraska Town
A storm system struck Long Pine Nebraska causing a tornado followed by hail and severe damage. The event destroyed much property and injured residents, with estimates over 100000 dollars in damage and extensive tree and window destruction. Local residents and officials faced significant losses and property damage across the town.
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Long Pine
Guy
Thane Wright
Desville
Sensational Tale Of Widows Claim Sparks Canard Rumor
In Mousion City on July 7 a wild claim surfaces that Senora Mari de Bule Bandoval, widow of Giemered Franco Sundoval, received a letter from Oxabel de Buda alleging political prisoners and exile. The tale, linked to a Mexican cake maker, runs through a chaotic chain of aliases and misattributed notices with unclear origins.
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Mousion
Pia Nuting
New York
Senora Mari de Bule Bandoval
Franco Sundoval
Leteter
Oxabel de
Epee Bandeval
American Delaware class differs from British Dreadnought design
A U S Navy officer states no American dreadnought exists and explains key design differences between the British Dreadnought and the American Delaware class. He notes gun arrangement favors all primary guns on one side and interior layout changes while both classes use turbines and similar tonnage.
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Morning Journal Special
Washington
Metcalf
Navy Department
Mive
Telegrapher Strike Delay In Chicago
Chicago telegraph operators suspend strike action for one week after a meeting of executives. Labor Commissioner Neill will pursue arbitration while negotiations continue.
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Chicago
Tenday
Ngwinst
Neill
Conservatiys
Clennat
Earry
Whssaat Poelm
Forecast of world events at Universalist Young People Union meeting
AP notes a forthcoming week with two major gatherings in Boston and Seattle focusing on business matters. It lists notable international figures including Vice President Morbanks and Japanese naval officers attending discussions on peace, neutrality, and wartime policy.
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Seatie
Waah
Young Peoples Union
Universalist Church
Boston
Moirbanks
Universalist Young People’ Union
Nature
Haywood Defense Opens as Trial Nears End
Boise July 7 Defense plans for the Haywood Moyer Pettibone trial unfold with Haywood set to testify on his life history and connections to the Western Federation of Miners. Prosecution doubts delay the case as Adams likely won’t testify and jurors await cross examination and documentary evidence.
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Boise
Idaho
William Haywood
Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Charles P. Moyer
Miners’ Organization
George A. Pettibone
Steve Adams
Harry Orchard
Western Federation
Adams
Orchard
Jack Simpkins
Caldwell
Steunenbergs
Federation
Simpkins
Steve Adama
Ogwdsen
Utah
Silver
Crehard
Miners’ Union
Hinywood
Bradley Porch
Stradios Kinmaels
Colorado Jubner
Atripple
San Francisco
Caricwt
Song
Japan to oppose immigration clause in renewal of treaty
Semi official notes from Tokyo indicate Foreign Minister Hayashi will refuse to renew the treaty if the United States preserves the exclusion clause on Japanese labor. A memorandum outlines Japan's plan to strike article four and to investigate treatment of Japanese residents on the Pacific coast.
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Morning Journal Special
Washington
United States
Hayashi
Otozaki Yamaoka
Count Okumi
Progressive Party
Yamaoka
Root
Forelgn
Japan
Pacific
San Francisco
Seattle
Three Steers Roped in Three Minutes at Juarez Event
In El Paso area Juarez a crowd of 4000 watched Kelly Phillips of Nutt New Mexico rope and tie three steers in 3 minutes 13 seconds to win 750 dollars. Bud Parker of Texas and Walter Mossman of New Mexico were runners up. The event drew spectators from the region.
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el Paso
Tex
Juarez
Kelly Phillips
Nutt
N. M
Bud Parker
Texas
Walter Mossman
New Mexico
Schmitz Demands Monthly Salary and Contingent Funds
San Francisco July 7 Mayor Schmitz demands full June salary and $300 July contingent fund. Auditor Morton warned against payment without signatures of Schmitz and Gallagher. Langdon backs W. J. McLean to succeed Eugene Schmitz once pending sentence. Lebreten, a banker philanthropist, active in politics.
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San Francisco
Schmite
Morton
James L. Gallagher
Horton Des
Ney
Mohmite
Gallagher
Bunker
Sotuamite
Xan Franclis
Langdon
Wi J. Ivbrean
Eugene & Sohmite
Aller Bs
Dunne
Lebreten
Pessimistic Germans See War Between U S and Japan Likely
German observers warn that a conflict between the United States and Japan seems almost inevitable amid rising tensions and strategic posturing in the Pacific region.
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United States
Japan
England under pressure over two-ocean navy plan
Oyster Bay July 7 Rear Admiral Brownson joined President Roosevelt to discuss a two-ocean fleet maneuver. Officials frame the move as a peace demonstration and training exercise while stressing the plan backs a larger navy as a safeguard against war. Ambassador O'Brien will not meet the president before departing for Japan via San Francisco.
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Hy Morning Journal
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Brownson
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Washington
Loeb
United States
Admiral Browneon
Atlantic
Japan
O’brien
Tokio
Michigan
San Francisco
O'Brien
Germans See Advantage in Pacific Conflict Debate
Merlin July 1 reports widespread German belief that war between Japan and the United States is likely. Diplomats and naval officials expect talks on the issue while newspapers note Roosevelt's attempt to meet Japanese requests. Analysts see race and economic tensions as obstacles to federal coercion and predict Japan seeking Pacific mastery.
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Merlin
Japan
United States
Germany
Roosevelt
Japa
Pacific
High Japanese: DRE Best Guarantee of Peace on July 7
Fragmentary text discusses public sentiment in the United States and Japan and European diplomats. It hints at hopes for peace and the involvement of notables, but the passage is incomplete and lacks clear actions or outcomes.
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Sension United
Japar
Uropean
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