Taft Hosts Japanese Delegation and Banzai Cheers
President Taft welcomed fifty members of the Japanese Commercial Mission to the United States at a luncheon in Minneapolia. He praised Japan’s industry and patriotism and toasted the emperor as a friend of America. Delegation members, including Baron Shibusawa and Kojiro Matsukata, were introduced to Taft, who recalled meetings in Japan and noted Yale ties. The scene featured three banzais led by Taft for the visitors.
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Minneapolia Minn
United States
Japan
America
Des Moines Iowa
Chicago and
G Rear Western Railroad
At & P
Tait
Lafayette Club
Lake Minnetonka
Commercial Club of
Minneapolia
Teft
Baron Shibusawa
RokKle
Taft Calla
Baneal
Shibusawa
Jant Fall
Baron Shibuasawa
White House
Washington
Taft Jones
Iwamoto
Osaka Stock Exchange
Kojiro Mataukata
Kobe
Ipring
Matsukata
Yale
Hef
Yale Guard
Man Who Held Augusta Police at Bay Story of His Troubles
R E Dunnington, the alleged crazy man, was arrested after holding Augusta police at bay following an attack on W Massey of the Massey Reporting Agency with a steel paper punch. He told of a long illness, a stay at Milledgeville asylum, and disputes over pay and a recent fight at the Massey office. He claims he is sane and aims to prove his parity in the assault case.
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R. E Dunnington
Atlanta
W. Massey
Massey
Newport Sanford
Harper
Terminal Inn
No. 16
Markham Street
James H. Walsh
Dunnington
Brown
Milledgeville
W. C. Hendrix
Constitution
John L. Armstrong
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Hix
Augusts
H. Dunnington
South Carolina
Waters & Co
South Broad Street
Equitable
Massey Reporting
Masey
New Orleans Engineer Slashes Throat Then Surrenders
New Orleans civil engineer Louls H Forsythe slashed his throat with a razor today and asked to be arrested. He was taken to a police officer and the wound is reported not serious. Forsythe had lost his job about a week earlier and came to the city from Washington D C about eight months ago.
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New Orleans
Louls H Forsythe
United States Engineer's Office
Inia
Forsythe
Washington
Waterbury
Conn
Bronick Kul‘inskh
Mrs J Edgar Paullin Not Seriously Injured
After a careful examination and a night of rest, it was found yesterday morning that the injuries of Dr. and Mrs Edgar Paullin, who were injured on Saturday night when a runaway horse crashed into their auto, were not as dangerous as initially announced. Mrs Paullin's hurts are more painful than serious. Her back was not broken and she suffered no internal injuries. Dr Paullin recovered enough yesterday to move around St Joseph Infirmary where they were treated.
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Edgar Paullin
Armament Expenditure Highlighted by Rev Dr Hil in New York
Rev Dr John Wesley Hil preached at the Metropolitan Temple on Peace of Men and Nations after noting Europe spent 111 billion on armies and navies in the last quarter century. He urged England and the United States to end war preparations and lead to a millennium of peace.
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New York
John Wesley Hil
Metropolitan Temple
Europe
England
United States
Taft Visit in Columbus Would Bypass Atlanta Route
Columbus Ga September 19 Taft travel plans raise embarrassment if he travels from Birmingham to Macon via Atlanta avoiding Columbus officials who sought a formal welcome. Officials fear only a ten minute stop and no city reception, while local groups plan modest greetings if the president passes through Columbus or not at all.
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Vialt
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Frank
Georgia
Augusta
Beverly
Mass
Colored Young Men's Christian Association
Chattahoochee Valley
Emancipation Proclamation Association
Sons and Daughters of Heaven
Harriman's Wife Becomes World’s Wealthiest Woman
Edward H Harriman’s will leaves his widow the bulk of a likely 100 million estate. Experts estimate Harriman holdings might be twice that sum, making Mrs Harriman the richest woman alive. The will is noted as the shortest ever drawn for a multimillionaire’s estate, granting her broad freedom over the property.
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Edward H. Harriman
Harriman
Governor Johnson of Minnesota Endured Severe Surgery
Minnesota Governor John A Johnson faced a series of grave operations for intestinal trouble and a deep seated abscess. Surrounded by surgeons and nurses his calm courage under the ordeal drew admiration from all who treated him. Born July 28 1861 in St Peter he rose from a poor family to prominence through hard work at a local paper.
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John A Johnson
Minnesota
Mr Johnson
St Peter, Minn
Governor Johnsons Condition Improves Amid Recovery Hope
Rochester Minn September 19 Governor Johnson shows a fairly good day with sleep rest and nourishment though pulse and temp fluctuate doctors state no septicemia and his vitality remains steady Taft staffs telegrams praise gradual recovery and cautious optimism is voiced by Dr McNevin plus notes on a drowning accident and Arctic pole discovery debates with Peary Cook controversy continues page two
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Johnson
Charles M'Nevin
McNevin
Taft
Minneapolis
Minn
Des Moines
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
William H. Tapt
Frederick A Cook Claims Pole Triumph Aboard Oscar II
Frederick A Cook asserts he reached the North Pole and denounces Peary, saying records prove his claim while critics demand Peary publish his data. The Oscar II nears Sandy Hook and coverage notes Denmark Sweden and Brussels recognizing Cook’s journey. A Marconi wireless transmission from Battle Harbor notes Roosevelt crew member Ham Pritchard aware of Cook’s claim.
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United Wireless
Marconi Wireless Telegraph
Peary
Frederick A Cook
Cook
Sandy Hook
Associated Press
Pear
Denmark
Lee
Sweden
United States of America
International Bureau For Polar Research
Brussels
Europe
iPeary
Peary Kxvew
Pole
Battle Harbor
Labrador
Marconi
Cape Ray
N. F
Roosevelt
Heig
Weather prophecy forecasts rain and wind across multiple states
Weather forecast notes rain and increasing winds from Georgia to Virginia with showers or rain in the Carolinas and Florida Monday into Tuesday. East Texas sees rain then sun, while West Texas and Oklahoma expect showers or fair skies. Cooler conditions appear in several states including Louisiana and Arkansas with east winds and gales. The outlook also mentions hurricane risk along the coast of Louisiana and shifting wind patterns in the south.
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Carolina
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Mississippi
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New Mexico
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
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