Japan ready to clash with U S over San Francisco row
Seiichiro Mori reports Tokyo backing Count Okuma in pressuring the Mikado government to demand San Francisco reparations for destroyed Japanese property and to assert Japanese rights in school affairs. Okuma favors displaying naval power with ships in San Francisco while seeking public support in Japan.
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New York
Progressive Party of Japan
Count Okuma
United States
San Francisco
Seiichiro Mori
America
Japan
Tokio
Hachi Shimbun
Mikado
Okuma
San Franciscans
Viscaya
Santiago
Mori
Waseda University of
How to Get Rid of Fat A Trial Box Sent Free
A quick harmless reducer of fat gains popularity replacing starvation diets and risky drugs. Rengo, containing tropical fruit extracts, allegedly reduces fat naturally, strengthens nerves, aids digestion, and builds muscle while requiring no exercise or labors, and is chewed like candy for gradual weight loss.
Roosevelt and Long Debate in Wilde Wolf Caribou Tale
A comic zoo dialogue at Norum Bega Park features Jack London the timber wolf and Prettymouth the caribou arguing over Dr William Long and Theodore Roosevelt. The beasts mock the idea of animal fairy tales and tease about hunting, finance, and a satirical guide to deer heart theft.
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Norumbega Park Zoo
Jack London
William Long
Colorado
Theodore Roosevelt
Prettymouth
Connecticut
Washington
Teddy
Jong
Casey
Jack
Bill Long
Roosevelt
Alton Mayor dubbed Stork Mayor kisses 1000 babies
Alton Illinois June 4 Mayor Beall known as the Stork Mayor kissed about 1000 babies at a Sunday school picnic amid warnings from doctors. He boasted of his weight and age and said he would kiss more, asserting no harm and praising the babies and children.
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Alton
Ill
Beall
North Side
Women Marines Cause Stir on Charlestown Bridge
Three marines from the battleship Vermont aroused public ire after disturbing the peace near City square last night. Police detained William Michaelson 21 John Gages 22 and Herman Bernholm 22 at Station 15. four young women are expected in court today.
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New Charlestown
Vermont
Rooney
Motson
Wadleigh
City Square
William Michaelson
John Gages
Herman Bernholm
Second Incendiary Fire at Pond Lumber Plant
The G. G. Pond lumber Company plant on First Street near South Boston faced another arson blaze last evening after a prior attempt two weeks earlier. Firemen found a five gallon kerosene can on the wharf. the can and burning lumber were dumped overboard. Loss estimated at 250 dollars.
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G. G. Pond Lumber Company
First Street
F. South Boston
Tobin Faces Contempt Charge Over Labor Dispute
Aubrey Hilliard Company, now part of Brine Transportation, sues Daniel J. Tobin for contempt of court under a temporary injunction. The claim alleges Tobin induced Frost Forwarding to break its contract with Hilliard. The matter, before Master Cole, is carried over sine die and set for possible return Tuesday.
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Teamsters
Aubrey Hilliard Company
The
Brine Transportation Company
Daniel J. Tobin
Local Union 25
Justice Loring
Tobin
Frost Forwarding & Transfer Company
Hilliard Company
Master Cole
Tobin Held After South Boston Riot Arraignment
William H. Tobin was arraigned in South Boston court after being charged with assaulting two R. S. Brine Company drivers James Riley and Henry L. Dewey during a riot. He pleads not guilty and is held on a $1000 bond awaiting a hearing tomorrow.
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James Riley
Henry L. Dewey
R. S. Brine Company
South Boston
William H. Tobin
Tobin
Councilman Accuses Worker of Firing at Children
Councilman James Doyle of Ward 18 says Fred Caulfield of R. B. Brine Company fired a revolver near children playing on Delly's Green on Second Street between C and D. Doyle reports to police that Caulfield drove away after the discharge and plans to swear out a warrant today.
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James Doyle
Ward 18
Fred Caulfield
R. 8. Brine Company
Fotler
Station 6
Delly’s Green
Second Street
Doyle
Caulfield
Strike Breaker Wounded by Revolver Accident
Frank Marion, a strike breaker, was shot in the left arm by his own revolver while driving through a dark street late at night. His weapon was in his left hip pocket and discharged as the wagon listed, with Marion taken to the Emergency Hospital where his injuries were described as not dangerous.
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Frank Marion
Marion
Navy Pays the Vanderbilts for Caprice Repair
Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt receives a 250 payment from the navy department to cover repairs to her 30 foot yacht Caprice after it was struck by Rear Admiral John P. Merrill's launch last Friday at Newport. Merrill expresses formal regret by letter.
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Newport
R. I
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Navy Department
John P. Merrill
Merrill
Vanderbilt
Tech at the Pops Sparks Student Banner Rivalries
Tech night at the Pops drew college energy as class rivalries erupted over banners stirring screams from some women amid the excitement and rowdiness.
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Tech
Barnard College Girls Walk From Chatham to Boston
Four Barnard College students Frances Morton Edith Packard Ada Smith and Josephine White walked from Chatham New York to Boston for pleasure despite being chased by a bull and stung by hornets near Hancock They arrived in Pittsfield looking bright and plan to reach the Hub by the 30th Miss White will write magazine articles about the journey All carry cameras and documented the trip
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Pittsfield
Barnard College
Chatham
N. Y
Boston
Frances Morton
Edith L. Packard
Ada M. Smith
Josephine Co. White
New York
Miss White
Hancock
Daniel encampment opens in Hardwick with campfire
The Daniel encampment of the Sons of Veterans gathered in Hardwick Vermont for a campfire tonight. J C Sutton delivered the welcome and many other addresses were given as business sessions are set for tomorrow.
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Hardwick
Daniel
Sons of Veterans
J. C. Sutton
Demand Spreads Across Eastern States for Cooper Medicine
In Boston the Cooper company extends its visit to 10 pm Saturday while grateful customers report dramatic relief from rheumatism and digestive issues. Local and mail orders predict sales of at least ten thousand bottles, with East Coast demand rising as Jaynes Drug Co. handles mail orders nationwide.
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Cooper Company
Boston
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
C. F E. Brock
Brock’s
Market District
New Discovery
Cooper
J. A. Crane
Jaynes Drug Co
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Frisco
Rengo Company
Detroit
Mich
Rengo Co
Rengo
Rengo Bidg
the Wolf
POND
Nection
Sters’ Strike
Ropa
Schlitz
Fort Hill
Jos
NAVY
Yacht Caprice
the Pops
Hub
Bull
Hornets
Vermont Sons OF Veterans
JAS. J. Loughery & CO
Boston, Mass
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