Diplomatic Relations Resume Between Russia and Japan
Russian ambassador Baron Rosen and Japanese minister Mr. Takahira met at the state department at Takahira's request. Secretary Root showed the Russian ratification copy of the extradition treaty. The brief exchange suggested ratifications of the peace treaty would be exchanged in Washington.
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Washington
Russia
Japan
State Department
Baron Rosen
Takahira
Root
Smith
Ratification of Portsmouth Treaty Nears Formal Exchange
Washington reports that ratification of the Portsmouth treaty will be exchanged in Washington between Baron Rosen and Mr. Takahira once the documents arrive in Saint Petersburg and Tokyo. The process includes French and English texts and awaits the emperor's signature.
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Washington
Portsmouth
Baron Rosen
Takahira
St. Petersburg
Tokio
Privy Council
Russia and Japan Agree to Exchange Prisoners of War
St Petersburg Oct 4 Russia and Japan reached a pact to swap prisoners. Sixteen hundred sixty six Japanese soldiers in Russia will be delivered on the western frontier of Ru- wala and sixty four thousand Russians will be sent from Kobe Nogaki and Yokohama to Vladivostok aboard ten Russian transports now employed at Batwhal and Saigon and two or three other ships from Odorea.
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St. Petersburg
Ruesia
Jay
Russia
Ruwela
Kobe
Nogarki
Yokohama
Vladivostock
Bhatwhal
Saigon
Oderea
Crowe admits duel with Omaha police in 6 weeks
Butte Montana October 4 Pat Crowe publicly admitted he was in Omaha six weeks ago and that he engaged in a pistol duel with the police during which an officer was shot He says police fired 16 shots first and he fired back to save his life He claims his aim was to surrender away from home to negotiate terms with Nebraska authorities He denies a published confession and the accusation that young Cudahy plotted to extort money from his father Birdie Cudahy.
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Butte
Mont
Pat Crowe
Ormebea
Nebraska
Cudahy
Bos
Willine
Ody
Telat
Eddie Cudahy
Deny Crowe
Omaha
Birdie Cudahy
Padward Cudahy
Biidie Cudahy
Edward A. Cudahy
Wald
Crane
Bank Official Kills Himself in San Francisco
Ramuel Beaver, longtime paying teller at the Bank of California, shot and killed himself in his Grant Avenue rooms. The 63 year old, once highly regarded in local financial circles, had recently retired due to illness, with illness cited as the cause of the suicide.
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San Francisco
Cal
Ramuel Beaver
Bank of California
Dimeelf
Grant Avenue
Beaver
Fejervary Interviews King Amid Unsettled Ministerial Plan
Vienna reports say General Aaron Fejervary the Hungarian premier will meet the king again and a decision on the ministerial program remains unresolved. In the lower house a disorderly scene led to suspension as Baron von Sternberg clashed with Dr. Wolff and a water glass was hurled. The president warned the chamber and Sternberg left as uproar continued.
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Vienna
Aaron Fejervary
Pariament
Baron von Sternberg
Dr. Wolff
von Sternberg
Ten New Cases In Pensacola Report
Pensacola yellow fever daily report shows ten new cases bringing the total to 185 and one death for the day with 22 total deaths. The discharge tally rises to 72, patients under treatment 81. New Orleans reports 22 new cases and 4 deaths, total 3094 cases and 460 deaths to date.
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Pensacola
New Orleans
Jerry Simpsons Days Are Numbered
Former congressman Jerry Simpson lies in St Francis hospital Wichita with blood vessels near the heart enlarged. Attending physician Dr. Minnick says death is imminent and no visitors are allowed in the sick room.
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Wichita
Kas
Del
Derey Bilmpson
St. Francis Hospital
Minnick
Liberty Declares Cuba In Grim State As Gov Orates Accuse
General Jose Miguel Gong, governor of Santa Clara and Liberal candidate, telegraphs from New York that liberty is dead in Cuba under Palma. He claims executions, political prisons, land use for politics, and corruption demand US intervention for an honest election. Palma denies the charges in Havana.
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New York
Get
Cuba
Jose Miguel Gong
Santa Clara
Cubs
Havana
Gormex
United States
Palma
Havane
General Games
Crafty German Diplomat Shapes New Alliances
Paris reports keen European interest in a new alliance system after the eastern war and Anglo Japanese pact. Three paths are discussed: Britain with Russia, a German Russian bloc offsetting Britain Japan, and Russo German moves to woo France. French officials favor Anglo Russian rapprochement while cautious about Morocco. Germany seeks pacific alignments with Italy and France remains wary until Morocco settles.
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Paris
Europe
Russia
France
Great Britain
Roesta
Turkey
Constantinople
Acaphorus
Baugh
M. Delcaste
Edward
Nicholas
M. Delousse
Italy
France- Talia
Moroeco
Germany
Morocco
Ruaeia
Western Union declines police access to wires in suspected illicit use
New York October 4 Western Union Telegraph company refused unrestricted inspection of its wires by police in places suspected of illicit activity. Police Commissioner McAdoo had asked to issue credentials allowing officers entry for evidence. New York Telephone replied it could not provide a definite answer at present.
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New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
McAdoo
Western Union
Tee Sue
New York Telephone Company
Bryan Paid Tax Out of His Fees In Bennet Estate
New York Oct 4 statement shows how funds from the will of the late Phite B Bennet were distributed. William J Bryan and wife Mary Baird Bryan filed probate court papers detailing a 19000 pound prize fund for college essay prizes and two 10000 dollar funds for needy youths education with taxes and executor fees settled.
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New York
Uruet
Phite B. Bennet
William J. Bryan
Mary Baird Utryon
Bennett
Virvan
Warrant of surrender signed for Colonel Gaynor and Captain Greene
The attorney general signed the surrender warrant today at veber and mailed it to Rheint hiban deau. It should reach the recipient early tomorrow morning.
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Montreal
Gaynor
Greene
Veber
Rheint Hibandeau
Bie
Nicholson Made Vice-President of the Santa Fe
Chicago October 1 George T Nicholson longtime Santa Fe traffic official is named second vice president and will oversee freight and passenger traffic. He succeeds the position held by Paul Mierton and has about forty nine years service with the Santa Fe. He started as a rate clerk in Topeka and rose to general passenger agent before joining the Frisco system briefly.
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Chicago
George T. Nicholson
Jxts
Cnoer
Topeia & Santa Pe
Santa Fe
Topeka
Kas
W. J. Black
Atchiston, Topekalaé Santa Fe
Tode
Road
Black
Rail road disbursement auditor resigns in Topeka
John F. White general auditor of disbursements for the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe rail road resigns, effective October 15. A. J. Conrad of the Pecos Valley lines with Santa Fe will replace him. White plans to move to California for private business.
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Topeka
John F. White
Atebisxon, Topeka & Fanta Fe
White
A. J. Conrad
Pecos Valley
Santa Fe
Amarile
Texas
J. F
Italian steamer Citta DF Palermo wrecks near Diamond Shoals
Italian steamer Citta DF Palermo bound for New Orient wrecked off Diamond Shoals near Cape Hatteras after a mistaken navigation. Wrecking tugs dispatched. crew rescued today. Wrecking expedition planned to continue with prospects of salvage tomorrow morning.
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Norfolk
Palermo
New Orient
Italy
Cape Tatterns
Cape Hatteras
Havemeyer Mine Explosion Rumors Debunked
Reports claiming a mine blast killed Havemeyer and family were exaggerated. A malfunctioning brick powder used to smooth tunnels allegedly exploded due to poor guarding by workers. no confirmed fatalities, and witnesses noted only minor injuries.
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Cole
Havemyer
Portland
Treing
W. B. Thomas
Borton
Rockefeller Admires Wealth Over Saints Says Interview
A Chicago philanthropist, Dr. Pearson, quotes Rockefeller as preferring wealth to saintly status. He notes cries of tainted money fuel socialist discontent and cites a letter from Rockefeller praising Lincoln and urging continued, charitable effort in society.
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John D. Rockefeller
Saints
Ik. Pearson
Chicago Milionaire
Pearson
Cev
Rockefeller
Lincoln
Policyholder Fight Over Western Life Merger
In Chicago case Judge Kohlewitz hears the proposed merger of Western Life Indemnity with Security Life Annuity of Philadelphia. Attorney Gregory denounces the scheme as a theft of policyholders funds and condemn the plan as a record of corporate abuse. Mayer argues the merger would benefit policyholders while allowing rate control by the new firm.
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Chicago
Western Life Indemnity Company
Wester Life Indemnity
Security Life Annuity Company
Philadelphia
Kohlewit
Gregory
Mayer
Denver Bankers Indicted in Bank Scandal Case
Grand jury adopts multiple indictments in Denver banking case. Wilfley former Denver Savings Bank president and Wood ex cashier face larceny by bankers charges. Bank closed about two months ago under receiver. Also notes wrestling result Burns over Callin for Middleweight American title in Iowa.
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Denver
Colo
Wilfley
Denver Savings Bank
Urloe Wood
Denver Ravings Bank
Alono
Wood
Aselstieg
Hearst and Parkhurst Campaign in New York
In New York on October 6 Hearst and Parkhurst rallied at Grand Central Palace.J. G. Phelps Stokes chaired and would form a committee to finish the ticket after Hearst accepted the nomination. Delegates denounced dominant business interests and urged government intervention to curb monopolies.
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Hearst and
Parkhurst
New York
William Than Deciph
Foy
Muagteipul
Grand Centrad Palace
Bo J. G
Phelps Stokes
Capula Eink Lam
Wes
Revelations in Life Insurance Probe Linked McCall Loans
New York life figures profiled in a legislative inquiry reveal John A. McCall borrowed $75,000 from the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co at 1.5 percent, while Metropolitan’s Heggeman loaned $50,000 to New York Life. McCall, a director, defends the arrangement as in his interest. The hearings also examine Judge Hamilton’s funds and tax money rebates, with real estate holdings and related payments by New York Life under scrutiny.
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New York
John R. Heggeman
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
New York Life Ine
John A. McCall
New York Life
Metropolitan
Intercat
McCall
Metropolitan Life Insuranceompany
Legislative Committee
N. F. Towner
Albany
John Andrew Hamilton
Towner
Hamilton
Hughes
Judge Hamilton
New York Life Insurance Company
State Compromiter
Edward Devlin
Devlin
Law Devlin
Mitcall
Republican National Mitte
Iad
Keere
Lege Hamilton
Hemployed
Alfred W. Maine
Equitable Life Assurance Society
MecCall
Thughes
Armstrong
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Jerry Simpson
Pitt
Liberty
Gomez
Mighty
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Bryan
Greeon
Cleveland
Nicholson
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Morton
Werry Beck
Gev Nicholson
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Diamond Shoals
Cyppa DE Palermo
Cape Tveter
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