Mikado Opposed to War with U S Says Tokyo Confidant
Washington July 3 A President ally discusses Japan’s stance noting no war unless provoked by pressure from both nations press. He stresses Japan seeks peace, values alliance with England, and warns San Francisco mob actions demand diplomatic resolution rather than arms.
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United States
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Manchuria
Roosevelt
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Sisterhood of Nations
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France
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Council of Nations
Washington
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Pacific Ocean
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Philippines
Congress
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Taogieia
Alabama
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Family Connections Map Grandchildren Across Generations
Mrs. Goldsmith has twelve grandchildren and two great grandchildren. She was born in Amsterdam, Mrs. Van Ulm’s mother, born in London fifty three years ago. Mr. Van Ulm was born in Boston thirty three years ago, as was Natilie four years ago.
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Roxbury
H. van Ulm
N. Goldsmith
Nara’ ’S van Ulem
John van Ulm
Blue Hill Avenue
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Natilie van Ulm
Mrs. Goldsmith
Amsterdam
Holland
Mrs. van Ulm
London
England
Mr. van Ulm
Boston
Natilie
Jeanette Bageard Remains Star of Prince of Pilsen Cast
Jeanette Bageard, the only original member of the Prince of Pilsen company, will return next autumn for the sixth season. She has never left the role aside from a brief illness, enjoys driving, and speaks with a Parisian accent while dancing with vivacity. She has many friends here.
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Miss Bageard
Prince of Pilsen
Jeanette Bageard
Jeanette
Belle Nell Follansbee Once Worcester Darling
Jennie K. Follansbee, once Worcester’s stylish favorite, now held by Boston police, split from her woolman father James M. Follansbee three years ago. They had a long estrangement after a disputed rent case in 1902, and she later left Worcester while maintaining a Boston home.
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Worcester
Jennie K. Follansbee
Boston Police
James M. Follansbee
Miss Follansbee
Beacon Street
Wellington Street
Pleasant Street
Boston
Jennie Follansbee Pleads Not Guilty in Larceny Case
Jennie Follansbee, using aliases, faced larceny charges in Municipal Court for swindling department store owners of nearly $300 in jewelry and clothing. Judge Bennett held her in $500 bond for trial next Monday, with a grand jury expected to report a bill then.
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Jennie Follansbee
Bennett
James B. Webster Celebrates 50 Years in Business
James B. Webster of the Lord & Webster flour and hay firm is saluted for fifty years in the same business at 250 Commercial Street since July 3, 1857. The Boston Chamber of Commerce member received an easy chair and a bouquet of fifty pinks from colleagues and employees.
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James B. Webster
Lord & Webster
Webster
A. N. Monroe
Commercial Street
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Bandit Raisuli Holds Tangier Sultan’s Aide Prisoner
July 3 report states Raisuli the bandit has captured General Sir Harry MacLean, commander of the Sultan’s bodyguard, and will detain him as a hostage until the Sultan pardons Raisuli on his terms. MacLean, a former British officer, is revered for championing civilization.
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Tangier
Caid
Harry MacLean
Raisuli
MacLean
General MacLean
Sixtieth Regiment of Infantry
Ion Perdicaris
Perdicaris
Clinton H Thompson Weds Miss Hattie H Douglass
Miss Hattie Hope Douglass daughter of James M Douglass married Clinton H Thompson at her home 87 Montgomery Street Tuesday evening the ceremony conducted by Rev Henry L Winston. Maid of honor Jessie M Douglass sister of the bride best man Eugene H Douglass brother. Flowers strewn by Marion Douglass and Douglass Ab bot Haskins niece and nephew. Ushers Fred S Douglass Eugene H Douglass and Dr Frank H Haskins. Bride’s gift to maid of honor a gold brooch with pearls. Mr and Mrs Thompson assisted in receiving by J M Douglass and Mrs Nason Douglass.
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Hattie Hope Douglass
James M. Douglass
Clinton H. Thompson
Montgomery Street
Henry L. Winston
Tremont Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Jessie M. Douglass
Eugene H. Douglass
Marion Douglass
Douglass Abbot Haskins
Fred S. Douglass
Frank H. Haskins
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