Japanese Press Editors Complaints Over Honolulu Raid
M Negoro of Jiji editorial staff sues for violation of treaty rights after Honolulu authorities raided his office and seized papers without warrants. Sheriff Henry says force used. Negoro and Nippo editor Y Sogi Y Tazaka K Kamawamura face indictments for conspiring to intimidate planters. A restaurant keeper was stabbed by strikers. Japanese workers return to work as strikebreakers arrive. Delegates in Hilo plan to press for $1 per day wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
M. Negoro
Jiji
Tokio
United States
Japan
William Henry
Negoro
Kahana
Ewa
Walalua
Oahu
Hilo
Planters’ Association
Great Church Convention Draws 25 Million Presbyterians
The Pan Presbyterian alliance gathers in New York for its ninth quinquennial meeting representing five continents and 90 denominations with about 25 million members. Ten days of addresses cover doctrinal topics including preexistence of Christ and resurrection plus church questions on marriage and temperance. Delegates from England Scotland France Italy Arabia Canada and the US attend as Calvin’s five hundredth birth anniversary is observed with two days devoted to his life and works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Presbyterian Alliance
Alliance of the Reformed Churches
England
Scotland
France
Italy
Arabia
Canada
United States
John Calvin
Calvin
Rifles in Piano Boxes Foiled Venezuelan Plot
In Franklin Virginia authorities found rifles and ammunition hidden in piano boxes. The weapons part of a 15 000 Mauser shipment from New York to St Louis and back billed as pianos to evade South American transport. The filer plan involved the steamer Nanticoke and tug Dispatch under blockade by the Pamlico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Franklin
New York
St. Louis
South America
Dispatch
Pamlico
Washington
Nanticoke
Turpentine Trust Appeal Joins Prosecution Record
In New Orleans on June 15 officials of the American Naval Stores company convicted in Savannah on restraint of trade filed an appeal in the U S circuit court. Named appellants include Nash Shotter Boardman Meyers and Moller with fifty three errors alleged claiming the verdict targeted them as individuals and ignored their company ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Turpentine Trust
American Naval Stores Company
Savannah
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Ek, S
Nash
Spencer P. Shotter
George M. Boardman
J. F. Meyers
Carl Moller
National Transportation and Terminal Company
Jacksonville
Fla
Extortionists Defy Federal Authorities in Ohio
In Cincinnati on June 15 authorities report eleven arrests of leaders of the Ohio Black Hand in Cleveland Columbus Marion and Belfontaine. Suspected extortionists sent Black Hand letters to victims near the federal building in Cincinnati. Herman Breiner owner of a lunch room received a threatening letter demanding $500 to be sent to Newport Kentucky. He has fled his business, terrified by repeated threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Post Office
Holmes
Ohio Black Hand
Society of the Banana
Cleveland
Columbus
Marion
Belfontaine
Federal
Herman Breiner
General Delivery
Newport
Breimer
Black Hand
Review of Testimony in Calhoun Bribery Trial
San Francisco on June 15 John G O Gara assistant prosecutor in the bribery trial of Patrick Calhoun completed half of his address to the jury. He offered a dispas sionate review of two months of witness testimony regarding Ford Ruef and 1906 supervisor bribery. Defense insists the reference was misconduct and Judge Lawlor ordered continuation despite protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
John G O’gara
Patrick Calhoun
United Railroads
O’gara
Ford
Abraham Rue
Tirey L. Ford
Ruef
Stanley Moore
Police Chiefs Convene in Buffalo To Tackle Crime
The International Association of Police Chiefs meets in Buffalo New York from June 15 for a three day session. Knoxville chief W H Chandler leads the group as addresses on the war against criminals fill most of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
International Association of Police Chiefs
W. H. Chandler
Knoxville
Tenn
Lightweight Duel Ends In Ten Round Draw At Olympic Club
New York on June 15 saw English lightweight Jeff O Connell and Frank Mango of New York fight a fast ten round draw at the Olympic Athletic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jeff O'Connell
Frank Mango
Olympic Athletic Club
Sugar Debate Dominates Senate Tariff Talk in June
In Washington the senate wrestled with a finance committee tariff substitute on Philippine admissions and the sugar provisions. Bristow opposed duties on Philippine sugar and its U S entry, arguing the move benefits sugar trusts rather than Philippine producers. The session ended with a vote to admit Philippine sugar free of duty failing 11 to 49 and broader talks on independence and presidential endorsement continuing amid a sparse gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
House
United States
Connecticut
Philippines
Bristow
Messrs
Clapp
Aldrich
Lodge
American Sugar Trust
Islands
Stone
Missouri
Philippine Islands
Taft
Congress
Two St Paul Boys Shot in Long Feud
In St Paul on June 15 William Seabolt shot at youths near Bates avenue and Plum street after warnings about harassment. Aaron Ihrig, eleven, was hit six times. Arnold Lang, twelve, struck once. Both boys likely recover. Seabolt held at Margaret street police station.
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St. Paul
Bates Avenue
Plum Street
William Seabolt
Seabolt
Margaret Street
Dayton's
Aaron Ihrig
Arnold Lang
Baptist ministers keep Foster in church membership
The Chicago Baptist ministers conference voted 37 to 14 to keep Professor Burman Foster of the University of Chicago in church membership. A substitute resolution reaffirmed allegiance to orthodoxy, defeating the expulsion proposal and the conference adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Baptist Ministers’ Conference
Burman Foster
University of Chicago
Professor Foster
Baptist Church
Gotch Defeats Jenkins in Two Falls at State Fair Grounds
At Des Moines Jr on June 15 Frank Gotch, the reigning champion, defeated former world champion Tom Jenkins in two straight falls. The first fall lasted 14 minutes 28 seconds with a reverse Nelson. the second fall ended in 7 minutes 53 seconds with a crotch and half Nelson to claim the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines, Jr
Frank Gotch
Tom Jenkins
State Fair Grounds
Gotch
Meafield Mississippi feud ends in double murder
In Meadville Mississippi on June 15 two men died and others were wounded after a street battle between rival factions linked to a feud stemming from a recent murder. State troops were sent from Brook Haven to prevent rioting as Dr A M Newman and Silas Reynolds were killed and Lenox Newman fatally injured.
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Meadville
Miss
Brook Haven
A. M. Newman
Chancery Court
Franklin County
Silas G. Reynolds
Lenox Newman
Herbert Applewhite
Emmett Newman
Lenox
Natchez
Boyd
Parr
L. P. Prichard
Cornelius Prichard
Newman
Prichard
Pricha
Admits Killing His Chum in Illinois Farm Fight
Flora Illinois June 15 Heinrich Car micheal fourteen confessed to shooting his friend Raymond Harmon son of Dr John Harmon president of McKendree College last Friday The boys returned from a hunting trip and forgot the gun was loaded Inside a farmhouse Carmichael pointed the gun at Raymond who pretended to be under hold up Harmon obeyed but Carmichael fired killing his chum He was not held.
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Flora
Ill
Heinrich Carmichael
Raymond Harmon
John Harmon
McKendree College
Carmichael
Harmon
Raymond
Miss Jane Addams Heads National Conference of Charities
Buffalo on June 15 reports Miss Jane Addams of Hull House Chicago elected unanimously as president of the National Conference of Charities and Corrections for 1910. It marks the first time a woman led the organization. Also elected were F. H. Nibecker first vice president Ansley Wilcox second vice president W. H. Delacey third vice president and Alexander Johnson general secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Jane Addams
Hull House
Chicago
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
F. H. Nibecker
Glen Mills
Ansley Wilcox
W. H. Delacey
Washington
Alexander Johnson
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ford No 2 Leads New York to Seattle Race Reeled In Rawlins
Rawlins Wyoming news reports Ford car No 2 arriving in Rawlins on June 15 after passing Shawmut at Hanna and leading the New York to Seattle race. Ford car No 1 reached Medicine Bow as the event progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlins
Wyo
Shawmut
Hanna
New York
Seattle
Medicine Bow
ANOTHER CHANCE FOR THAW TO PROVE SANITY
Harry K Thaw may gain a new chance to challenge his confinement at Matteawan as the New York appellate division grants a writ of habeas corpus returnable before Justice Mill. The move follows Thaw's 1907 murder trial of Stanford White and his commitment a year earlier. Charles Morschanser of Poughkeepsie represents Thaw in seeking release.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan Asylum
Stanford White
Wiliam J. Gaynor
Brooklyn
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Centrifugal Force and the Tension of Revolving Bodies
A discussion of centrifugal force as the active principle behind tension in rapidly revolving bodies. It describes disks that cut through steel, paper disks that saw wood, and experiments with chains on rotating shafts illustrating hoop-like motion and the stability of spinning objects.
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Rium
Tender Gift and Inheritance of Grief
A fragment reflects on the magnitude of tenderness as the gift and inheritance of all grief men. It suggests deep emotional qualities passed through generations, contrasting pain with supportive affection.
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Murphy’s
Austin
Minn
Inder Austin National Bank
Jack
Charley
Prairie du Chien
Jack and
First National Bank
Minn U' S
H. L. Banfield
O. W Shaw
H J Drost
Banfield
Henry
Great Church Convention
Presbyterian Alliance Meeting
Venezue
Lan
Ohio
O'Gara
Calhoun
Chiefs of Police
Sugar Trust
Jenkinge
Boy
What Is
Castoria
Florida
Austin Candy Company
Court House
N. Main St
Austin, Minn
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