Japanese Press Calls for Action After San Francisco Attacks
Tokyo papers publish photos of damaged Japanese restaurants in San Francisco and demand action. The Nichi Nichi warns the situation is grave and requires prompt government steps, while Hochi says the time for action has arrived and seeks no war but retaliation. Mainichi cites Berkeley assault on a horticulturist and accuses California and federal authorities of failure to protect Japanese rights, urging self protection.
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Tokio
San Francisco
Nichi Nichi
Hochi
Mainichi
Osaka
Berkeley
Cal
California
Washington
Delegates Arrive for Second Hague Peace Conference
Delegates and a host of secretaries experts and reporters pour into The Hague as the second peace conference opens on June 16. Austrian General Horace Porter and others arrive while Japanese and Cuban representatives join the gathering alongside U S figures as Central American adhesion to the 1899 convention looms Friday. Americans foresee the United States shaping the talks and advancing a European entry for South and Central America on equal terms.
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The
Hague
Horace Porter
France
Keiroku Tsusuki
Ruy Barboza
Gonzales de Quesada
Sanguily
Bustamente
Cuba
John W. Foster
United States
China
Central America
South
Europe
United Front Groups Stir Change in World Conventions
A practically united array of groups forms a new, decisive bloc expected to shape future world conventions, signaling they will be a major factor in global meetings and negotiations.
Secretary Metcalf Finishes James River Journey on Dolphin
After conflicting reports, Rear Admiral Evans says Secretary Metcalf has returned to the Dolphin with his party and will depart for Washington. A conference with Metcalf followed the launch disaster probe, but location details were not disclosed. No naval vessels responded to wireless calls.
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Washington
Navy Department
Newport News
Connecticut
James River
Old Dominion
Jamestown Island
Parade Continues After Nonunion Band Withdraws
Canton Ohio June 13 Orchestrators report that all union bands pulled out of the state Grand Army encampment parade when a non union band had been engaged. The parade began in review before Governor Harris and Commander Harman and was continued with a single band leading.
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Canton
State Grand Army
Harris
Harman
Ruef on the Stand In San Francisco Trial
Mayor Schmitz endured a courtroom grilling as Ruef testified to a cash exchange of fees from prominent San Francisco restaurateurs before the fire. Ruef said he delivered half of the $5,000 and $3,000 payments to the mayor at intervals, challenging Schmitz’s prior denials.
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San Francisco
Schmitz
Rush Street
Ruef
Hiram Johnson
Parrest
Barrett
Tragedy in Chetek as two girls drown in river crossing
Word from Chetek Wisconsin reports Minnie Ready twenty three and a younger sister drowned in the Chippewa river while crossing to early mass when a companion rocked the boat. A brother saved the younger sister.
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Chetek
Wis
Minnie Ready
Aster
Deadlock in French Municipalities Halts Local Duties
Paris June 14 government plans to refuse resignations of municipal officers until prefects accuse them. With no central administration, a flood of vacancies suspends all municipal acts and rites. Clemenceau warns resignations risk bankrupting local treasuries and tax advances. about fifty communes have resigned, mostly as passive resistance. Some regiments in the south cause unease.
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Paris
Floedreck
Clemenceau
M. Clemenceau
Treasuries
Conference Opens as Beveridge Delivers on Child Labor
Minneapolis hosts the national conference of charities and corrections with about 1200 delegates. Senator Albert J. Beveridge speaks forcefully against child labor while Amos J. Butler presents the president’s address on feeblemindedness and its links to crime and poverty.
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Minneapolis
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Albert J. Beveridge
Wallace G. Nye
Minneapolis Commercial Club
J. C. Haynes
Amos J. Butler
Indianapolis
Jeffrey R. Brackett
Massachusetts State Board of Correction and Charities
Butler
Senator Beveridge
Beveridge
Kaufmann murder trial adjourned amid mysteries
In Flandreau South Dakota on June 13 the Kaufmann murder trial adjourned after a brief two hour session. The defense grounds for appeal and a possible new state case are under speculation. Key testimonies included Peter Erickson denying a $500 demand to influence Kaufmann. Dr. Sweeney testified the brain was healthy aside from a blood clot likely from a blunt blow.
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Flandreau
S. D
Kaufmann
Sioux Falls
Melandreau
John A. Ross
Ross
Peter Erickson
Aikens
Mr. Kaufmann
N. T. Grose
Parkston
Minnie Galles Cleared In Baby Death Trial
In St Paul on June 13 Mrs Minnie Galles walked free after a district court jury found her not guilty of killing her baby shortly after its birth. The trial had lasted more than a week with the verdict returned after only a few hours of deliberation.
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St. Paul
Minnie Galles
Roosevelt Heads to Sagamore Hill for Summer Rest
President Roosevelt and family arrived at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay after a drizzling morning in Washington. Crowds gathered at Jersey City and Long Island City as the train rolled in, greeting the president who welcomed neighbors and children with warmth. He noted the quiet purpose of his three and a half month vacation and said he would be accessible only by appointment.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Washington
Jersey City
Long Island City
Archie
Quentin
Johnson
Cheney
Riot in Cleveland Prompts Jewish Co operative Shops
A June 13 meeting of district Jewish residents pledged funds to establish four cooperative kosher meat shops in Cleveland to run against regular shops. Operations planned by Saturday with meat priced at five and ten cents per pound.
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Celevaind
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League Pittsburg 5 Brooklyn 4. American League Boston 6 Cleveland 12. New York 4 Detroit 16. Washington 1 Chicago 13. St Louis 0 Philadelphia 3. American Association Louisville 6 St Paul 4. Columbus 4 Kansas City 2. Toledo 6 Milwaukee 4 seven innings halted by rain.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
American League
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
American Association
Louisville
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Real estate loans and bargains offered in Farmer City area
Chas H Webber advertises loans on farm real estate and chattel mortgages at low rates. He lists three Third Ward houses, six LaCom’s addition lots, and a 24 acre Shady Nook Farm with easy terms. Also offers sale of a high grade survey and a two horse rig bargain, with rental options and August 1907 deadline.
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Mower County
Leason
Civil War veterans gather for Minnesota G A R encampment
In St Paul on June 13 hundreds of old soldiers attend the forty first annual Minnesota department Grand Army of the Republic encampment. The Ladies of the G A R and the Women's Relief corps hold sessions alongside the veterans. About 2 000 people participate in the three conventions.
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St. Paul
Minnesota Department
Grand Army of the Republic
Women's Relief Corps
Market Quotations From Minneapolis St Paul and Chicago
Market quotes show Minneapolis wheat on track values for July and Sept with No 1 hard and Northern grades, plus Duluth figures and flax prices. St Paul lists cattle hogs and sheep ranges. Chicago reports wheat and corn futures, oats, pork, butter, eggs, and poultry prices with standard grade ranges.
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Minneapolis
Northern
Duluth
Chicago
Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Convention in Minnesota
The fifty fifth annual convention of the grand lodge of Odd Fellows in Minnesota is being held in St. Paul. About 400 members of the American Association of Nurserymen are attending the annual convention at Detroit. Vice President Fairbanks attended the banquet of the alumni of Ohio Wesleyan University at Delaware, Ohio, as toastmaster.
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Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Minnesota
St. Paul
American Association of Nurserymen
Detroit
Fairbanks
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
The Sutton and the Dyspeptic Thoughtfully Parried
A compact critique contrasts the Sutton’s constant hunger with the dyspeptic’s preoccupation after meals, noting a recurring pattern of appetite versus aftermath as a playful social observation.
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Town Federation of Labor
Moyer
Haywood
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Third Ward
LaCom
Chicago Grain and Provisions
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Charg Austin, Minn
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A. C. Pacer
O. J. Simmons
Sutton
W. R. Earl Furniture Co
Marie Curie
Chicaco Great
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Mexico
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Knights
Saratoga Springs
Great Western Agent
Family Theatre
Music Hall
Austin, Minn
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