Recall of Japanese Minister Hoshi amid Hawaii treaty tensions
A Chicago dispatch reports Japanese minister Toru Hoshi is likely to be recalled soon. The move stems from the Hawaii treaty negotiations and perceived US disregard, with Tokyo and Washington officials noting friction over rights in Hawaii and the framing of the treaty.
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Five Indians die after drinking pain killer at Mille Lacs
Drank pain killer and hair oil at Malone's Point on Mille Lacs lake. five Indians including Chief Wee Sug are dead, with more expected as alcohol-containing preparations were consumed during the ongoing Indian payment. Riots feared as reservations search for the cause and blame Malone's trading post.
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Wee Sug
Malone’s Point
Mille Lacs Lake
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Miners Order Strike In United Mine Workers
National executive board of the United Mine Workers orders a general strike for July 4 after a June meeting. The move involves about 875,000 miners, with local committees to carry out action and avoid any breach of the peace as operators fear a long stoppage and rising coal prices.
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