Japan May Recall Viscount Aoki as Kaneko Tops Choice
Washington report says Hochi claims Tokyo may recall Ambassador Viscount Aoki and name Baron Kaneko as his successor. Kaneko, Harvard graduate and ally of the Salonji ministry, would not signal a Progressive concession. Official sources say Aoki dismisses the recall rumor.
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Taft Tours Black Hills Stop With South Dakotans
War Secretary William Howard Taft and party halted in Hot Springs South Dakota on June 18 for a brief visit. They inspected the national sanitarium and spent about an hour in the Black Hills area, receiving gifts from local residents as part of the tour.
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Taft Tour Highlights Indian Welcome and Fort Meade Visit
Secretary Taft, returning from Rapid City and Sturgis, spoke briefly to locals, received an elaborate Indian tomahawk souvenir, and was escorted to Fort Meade where he inspected troops. The party then continued toward Omaha, with plans noted for further travel.
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Quiet in New Gal Italian Disorders in New Orleans
In New Orleans on June 18 reports say Italian disorders and lynching threats have subsided. A planned effort by the regular detective force to locate the kidnapped Lamana boy has replaced unsanctioned crowds. Wholesale Italian arrests have halted.
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Severe storms level farms in North Dakota area
A Grand Forks report describes a tornado near Westhope North Dakota demolishing granaries barns and farm machinery. Homes lost roofs and structures shifted with no loss of life recorded. The storm widened to nearby areas including Cameron McDougal and Acheson farms with extensive damage and scattered equipment. Thunder and lightning accompanied the downpour.
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Severe Minnesota Storm Hits New Ulm Exposition Site
A brutal June 18 storm swept New Ulm Minnesota and surrounding areas with hail and intense winds rivaling a tornado. The Brown County Agricultural Society exposition building was demolished, the grandstand roof torn off, and the reservoir damaged as workmen narrowly escaped. Heavy rains swollen the Minnesota and Cottonwood rivers and many trees fell, with rural telephone lines out of service.
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Train wreck at Earl injures eighteen with three dead
In Trinidad Colorado on June 18 eighteen passengers were injured and three killed when eastbound Santa Fe train No 8 derailed near Earl. Causes cited include a defective brake beam or spreading rails. The baggage car smoker chair car two tourist sleeping cars and one standard Pullman left the rails. The smoker and baggage car were demolished and the others badly dam aged.
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British officer and fiancée injured in Washington crash
Captain Horace F. M. Browne of the British army and his fiancée Miss Maud Vera Hanna daughter of the late Joseph H. Hanna of Cincinnati and Mrs Beulah Jacobs of London were badly injured in an automobile accident in Washington on June 18.
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Orchard Will Testify Again in Haywood Case
In the Steunenberg murder trial at Haywood the state will call Harry Orchard as first witness upon resumption. The prosecution plans impeachments and redirects and aims to clarify points raised during cross examination. Witnesses like James Kirwan and potential Steve Adams are lined up, with others expected shortly to bolster the case.
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Three More Bodies Found in Chesapeake Bay Tragedy
Three midshipmen bodies recovered after a weeklong search in Chesapeake Bay. Midshipman F. P. Holcomb of Delaware class 1997, W. H. Stevenson of North Carolina class 1906, and P. H. Field of Virginia class 1904 were identified by clothing and items. They were brought to the naval hospital at Portsmouth and then the Minnesota for identification. One fireman, G. W. Westfall, was earlier confirmed among the drowned.
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Collapse at Cappelli estate buries soldiers in Italy
In Chiarino, near Rome, the country house of Marquis Cappelli collapsed during a rain storm. Twenty-five soldiers sheltering inside were buried in the wreckage. A captain died, while a lieutenant and twenty men were seriously injured.
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