Japan and United States Emigration Clash Discussed
In Tokyo Count Komura outlined Japan's emigration policy to Loomis, stressing efforts to place surplus workers in Korea and other parts of Asia while avoiding discrimination in the United States. He urged patience as governments work out a practical solution and noted Japan seeks peace with the U S and broad Asian prosperity.
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Merallis ‘Kateara
Japan
Coudt Komura
Jorelan
Tokyo
Francia B. Loomis
Mr. Loomis
Count Ko
Forvlem
United States
Count Romere
Bistes
Count Komura
Korea
Formosa
Manchuria
Orient
America
Komyrea
Hie
Imaco on Tells of Work in Cuba
Washington January 24 The annual report for 1906 to the secretary of war by Charles E. Magoon governor of the provisional Cuban government outlines peace and order, growing sanitation, road and harbor works, schoolhouses, and reforms. It details finances, debts, and obligations, the cost of the insurrection, and plans to fund major sanitation projects with bonds.
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la Hig Semiond
Charles EL Magoon
Don
Cuba
JosefWleudl
Thuredey
Caba
Peace Commission
Ciba
Ita
Hevane
Cienfuegos
Palma
Cuban Pacifica Uen
West Indies
Canary Islands
Fspala
Italy
United States
Eyland Industries
Ema
Provisional Administration
Atin
Saan
Wreck of the Maine in Havana Harbor prompts removal order
The report to Secretary of War from Governor Magoon calls for immediate removal of the sunken battleship Maine in Havana harbor. It warns the wreck blocks anchorage, disrupts tides, and endangers navigation, urging U.S. action and Cuban cooperation to clear the harbor.
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Magoon
Cubs
N Bis Sans
Maine
Havana
Narbor
United States
Cuba
Fte
State
Navy Department
Wantington
Republic of Cuba
United Statos
Law and Order Praised by Governor Magoon on Island
Governor Magoon commends the Cuban pacification army for its discipline in maintaining peace and order. He highlights the rural guard’s role in suppressing brigandage and thanks Major General Thomas H Garry and Colonel M H Crowder for their cooperation and service.
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Provisional Administration
United States
Thomas H.garry
Magoon
MH. Crowder
Jek
Foits
Tames Ia
Debate on Solid South in Locust Grove Ga
Locust Grove Georgia January 1994 debate by the Tberonian Debating Club on the resolution that the political solidarity of the south benefits its heat interests. Affirmative speakers Carey Ragedala and M. Chapman faced opposition J. O. Connell and MN. I. Burgh. Judges ruled Taft and his forces bent to let the south chart its own peace and progress, a solid damp.
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Locust Grove
Tberonian
Carey Ragedala
M. Chapman
J. Oh. Connell
Taft
Nouth
Three Leprosy Cases Reported in San Antonio
San Antonio reports three official leprosy cases on January 4, with Health Officer Wiam Brumby saying a state leprosy colony is likely. He plans meetings with county and city authorities and warns the legislature may be asked to appropriate funds if local action is not taken.
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Texas
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Japan
California
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India
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Eratrite
To Go to Mexico. Savannah Yacht Hatéa Sets Sail
Special from Savannah Ga January 29 reports the yecht Hatéa captained by Saala is in the Savannah river. Delonging to Colonel Max C. Fisisc of Cincinnati the vessel will ferry its owner and friends to Mexico. Colonel Pleieobtoang, a key Roosevelt ally, plans a big game hunt in the Nyarese country as the president eyes a trip.
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Saala
Beler
Delonging
Max C. Fisiscman
Cincinnati
Mexico
Pleieobtoang
Roosevelt
Nyares
Fedlc
Norway
Brannen Injures Self In Accident Near Here
A fragmentary report notes that J Brannen accidentally shot himself while out footing near the area. It mentions whiskey quality and a general warning, with unclear surrounding details and incomplete names and places.
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Yeatesday
J- Brannen
Wy Senate
Tawney Warns War Scare Rises With Naval Bill Debate
John Corrigen Jr reports in Washington on California war scare fears tied to the naval appropriation bill. He notes Tawney and Southern congressmen reacting to Japanese immigration and anti alien land ownership proposals as the nation weighs diplomacy, domestic policy, and potential conflict.
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John Corrigen, Jr
Weehington
Pacific
Japan
Apite
Penes
Epropriationa Committee
Nothing Doing in Stock Market Prompts Idle Freight Cars Rise
New York reports indicate little initiative in last week’s speculative activity with the daily average trading at about half a million shares. Rail and coal sectors show rumors of deals while demand for well secured bonds supports continued bond issues. The overall mood signals slower recovery and possible spring revival, with idle freight cars rising and shipping orders lagging.
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Seaboard
New York Public Service Commission
Pine
Agalpal
Eric
Paria
Bank of France
London
Temot
Igat
Kindergarten Aid Day In Columbus Saturday
January event will name Kinder Garten Aid Day in Columbus. The Columbus Free Kindergarten Association plans a citywide canvass to raise funds for operating offices and homes. Several kindergartens are run by the private group, separate from public institutions.
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Columbus
Gae
Kinderaraten
Columbus Free Kindergarten Assotiation
Seagul
Trade Board's New President in Columbus
J Massey assumed duties as the new president of the Board of Trade in Columbus Georgia on January 1. He announced the appointment of standing committees and aims to represent the progressive class of younger business men in the city.
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Trade Board
Columbus
Race, policy and Japanese position in wartime California
A speech excerpt discusses California views on Japan and China, noting fears of Japanese disloyalty, racial tensions, and the need for self preservation. It references policy debates, economic conduct, and the potential for war impacting the nation if California pursues exclusion, with remarks by Francis Loomis on U S Japan relations and a Tokyo exposition reception.
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Itis
Pacific
California
Epan
Francis B. Loomis
United States
Tokio Exposition
Ecd
Siene
Japan
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