Doubt Crane a Fitness for Diplomatic Position
Alleged indiscretion in Chicago causes sudden recall of new minister bound for the court of Pekin.
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Doubt Crane
Chicago
Court of Pekin
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1909
Page
1
Crane Recall Over Diplomatic Discretion Sparks Swift Scrutiny
Washington reports reveal Secretary Knox recalled Charles R. Crane from the Pacific coast amid questions about his fitness to serve as minister to China. A Chicago publication is blamed for disclosures on U S China Japan treaties prompting a broad investigation into Crane and open door policy tensions.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Charles R. Crane
Knox
San Francisco
United States
China
Crane
State Department
Pacific
Far East
Chicago
Japan
Department
American-Ralatte Association
Manchuria
Portsmouth
Ching
Antung-Mukden
Europe
President Taft
Crane talks travel plans amid delicate Far East scene
Mr Crane declines to confirm quotes about the Japan China United States tensions. He says interviews on the train were not fully authentic and that a young interviewer misrepresented his words. He plans to stay several days to discuss the matter and sails from San Francisco October 20.
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San Francisco
Crane
Washington
West
Chicago
Japan
China
United States
Knox
Henry M. Hoyt
Foster
State Department
Teleete
Washington Memoir Echoes Blair Chinese Post Rejection
A Washington report compares a Blair appointment setback to the Crane case. Blair, a senator who opposed Chinese immigration, was named minister to China and halted by a State Department dispatch. China declared him persona non grata and refused reception, prompting a replacement minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Crane
Ching
United States
Henry W. Blair
New Hampshire
Blair
Pacific Coast
Orient
Secretary of State
California
Senate
Pekin
Chine
Governor's Day Public Program At Santa Fe fair 1909
On Monday October 11 1909 the Fair Grounds host a Governor's Day event. Activities include a 1:00 PM march from Alvarado Hotel a 1:30 PM opening by Gov Curry a 1:45 PM baseball game Socorro versus Santa Fe a 4:00 PM military parade and maneuvers and a 7:00 PM carnival at Plaza with three free acts. The night closes with a final free act at 10:30 PM.
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Fair Grounds
Alvarado Hotel
Curry
Socorro
Santa Fe
Plaza
Corner 1St St
Central Avenue
High Diving Dogs
Zerado Brothers
Acrobats
Madam Beno
Slide For Life
Twenty Ninth Annual Fair Opens This Afternoon
The Twenty Ninth Annual Fair opens this afternoon with Governor Curry and distinguished guests taking part. Opening ceremonies at 1 30 PM at the Grandstand precede a week of events as crowds arrive by rail from the east and west. Delegates from the Odd Fellows and the New Mexico Cattle Growers Association join other organizations for receptions and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of New Mexico
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association
Ueto
Santa Fe
Curry
President Tight
Ford
M. L. Stern
Thomas
Julian
Quiot
Genera
Department of the Cotorade
F. J. Cheney
Santa Fe Board of Directors
Lamy
Cheney
Taft
Arizona
Brand Canyon
el Paso
Carnival Opens With Big Shows In New Mexico Fair
The Twenty-Ninth New Mexico fair opens this afternoon at the fair grounds with Governor Curry starting the week. Santa Fe vs Socorro baseball follows the opening, then a dress parade by U S cavalry. The Carnival Company debuts at the Carnival Plaza tonight with diving dogs Zeredo acrobats and Madame Beno slide for life. Exhibits from Farmington Clovis Pecos valley and others fill the hall while carpenters finish setup for tomorrow’s racing program and a strong week of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Fair Grounds
Curry
Santa Fe
Socorro
BE. D. Thomas
Thhe Fair Association
Ftair
Alvarado Hotel
United States Cavalry
Cavalrymen
Carnival Company
Carnival Plaza
Zeredo
Madame Beno
Farmington
Albuquerque Clovis
Pecos Valley
Fair
Fair Association
Freidset Taft
Chicago ministers blame open door crisis for China policy row
A Chicago Record-Herald dispatch from Washington claims the U S government plans a protest over the open door in China amid tensions between China and Japan over Manchurian mining concessions. It notes no binding agreement between nations and quotes Mr Jane praising Taft while outlining reforms in finance education and commerce in China.
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Chicase
de Weems
Chicago Record-Herald
Washington
United States
China
Japan
Antung-Mukden
Necord-Herald
African State Department
Record-Herald
Crane
Chicago
Bank Francises
Jane
Taft
Pacific Ocean
Orient
Philippines
Knox
Ite
American bullfighter wounded in Mexican bullring
Harper Waylor Lee, an American bullfighter, was seriously wounded in San Luis Potosi while attempting to kill a bull. He was hooked in the groin and is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Harper Waylor Lee
San Luis Potosi
Protest Over Wells Fargo Rates Sparks Arizona Meeting
An appeal to the Arizona Hallway Commission over alleged high Wells Fargo rates prompts a Board of Trade special meeting in Phoenix on October 1 to push the issue to the commission. Vet or other local groups are involved in organizing the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona Hallway Commission
Wells Fargo Expres
Board of Trade
President Taft Urges Self Restraint in Fresno Sermon
President Taft spoke in Courthouse square Fresno urging both majorities and minorities to practice self restraint. He framed democracy as failing without common sense and noted Fresno’s diverse crowd, including Japanese residents who presented a goodwill address. He quoted a biblical line and urged civility in politics as essential to national strength.
Matin Mare tone reports death sentence in Spain court martial
A well informed source says the court martial trying Senor Ferrera a revolutionary agitator has sentenced Bielo to death. The sentence is signed by the captain general and awaits approval from the superior council of war and marine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Marestone
Senor Ferrera
Amitator
Bhra
Superior Council of War and Marine
Joint trade deal shortens route to Pacific
A 1910 joint traffic agreement between Southern Pacific and Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe grants the latter access to Southern Pacific tracks from Los Angeles to San Francisco and allows SP to use the Parker Bengal cut off to Phoenix and Bengal. The final 90 miles of the cut off rush to completion by March 10, 1910, with through freight routing via El Paso and San Francisco.
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Iy Morning Wires Journal Burelal
Los Angeles
Ort
Southern Pacific
Sakerefield
San Franisco
Aouthern Pacifix
Bante Pe
Phoenix
Aziz
Bengal
Cal
Parker
Ite
Sao Francisco
Hau Joxe Valley
el Pato
The Burden and Balance of Popular Government
A speaker argues that liberty is a means to happiness and that popular government requires self restraint and adherence to law. He cautions against majority overreach and minority oppression, stressing long effort to hammer in self governed rule through constitutional checks and mutual restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maeve
Taft arrives in Los Angeles for grand welcome and tour
President Taft's presidential train will arrive in Los Angeles at 7 40 am escorted by Mayor Alexander. A series of ceremonies will mark the official greeting before a luncheon and parade through the city. Taft will tour San Pedro harbor and Pasadena before continuing to Riverside and ending with a dinner in Riverside.
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Os Angeles
Cal
Toth
River Station
Los Angeles
Alexander
San Pedro Harbor
Arend
Taft
W. A. Edwards
Shrine
L‘gortum
Loe Angelee
Rrnational
Battelle
Pasadenia
Pasadena
Arizona
Yuma
California
Ciy
Broadway
Pring
Main Streets
San Pedro
Presidents
Berlin Millionaire Augustus Zobel Convicted of Murder
A Berlin court yesterday found Augustus Zobel a millionaire guilty of murdering Frieda Barthold the young opera singer last March. The verdict follows a high profile case that drew widespread attention across Germany and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guetrow
Germany
Augustus Zobel
Berlin
Frieda Barthold
GAYNOR AND HEARST IN NEW YORK MAYORAL FALLOUT
William J. Gaynor accuses William R Hearst of pressuring him to run and of backing his own independent bid. Hearst denies the charge and says Gaynor misstates his position while noting his wealth and campaign backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Morning Journal
Apecial
William J. Gaynor
Greater New York
William BR. Hearst
Hearst
Justice Gaynor
Gaynor
Independence League
Boas
Hearst Legan
League
Charles FP. Murphy
Tammany
Jhomiearne
Stele Tbs
Cone Svelous
Mily
Farnest
Gener
Meuret
Mearat
Demet
Tappear
Hd Independence League
Tree
Hearstom Aualll
Toogale
Brooklyn
Hrearer
Civic Airhames
Janis
Sepatoer McCarren
Independen
Civic Alliance
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Mexico
Wells Fargo
Commonsense Foundation OF Liberty
Fresno
San Joaquin Valley
Courthouse Square
Flo
Tutt
Merced
Presbyterian Church
Pakersfield
Court House Square
Ministerial Association of
Howell Angeald
Linn Promaible
Ana
Gome Acut
Spain
Sunset Lines
Coast
Millionaire Compieted
Foitor
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