China rejects Manchurian treaty fears of war rise
Despatches from the East report China refuses to sign the Manchurian convention with Russia. London sources warn war possible as Russia may seize Manchuria and Japan oppose. mixed reports say the decision may be provisional with clauses altered. Chinese court debates arms import ban and railway concessions under Russia's terms.
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Rain and clearing forecast across New England region
Local forecast notes Wednesday rain then clearing and fair weather by afternoon or night with variable winds shifting to northwest. Thursday turns fair and colder with northwest winds. Washington report: New England clearing Wednesday with falling temperatures and coastal seas, winds shifting to northwesterly then to fair Thursday.
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Police Officer Blunder Sparks City Scandal
Mrs. William Mealey and her 18 year old daughter Ella faced an alleged wrongful detainment on Washington Street near Boylston. Officer Leavitt, accompanied by two men, claimed Ella was a runaway from Malden and took the pair to Station 4 before being corrected by Mr Mealey and witnesses. He later faced calls for charges as Mr Mealey vows to pursue action.
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Parkhurst Attacks Platt Before Springfield Board of Trade
The Rev. Dr. Charles H. Parkhurst of New York denounced Senator Platt before the Springfield Board of Trade. He called Platt and Croker figures of political depravity and argued New York has a governor, contrasting Roosevelt with past executives. He predicted a Platt Croker agreement before hot weather.
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Birmingham Storm Toll Rises to Thirteen In City
Amid a storm wrecking Birmingham chaos yesterday, the city tallies thirteen dead after updated reports. policing and militia coordination maintained order as missing persons reappear. The relief fund nears $4000 and Mayor Drennan says no outside aid is needed.
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Chicago Record-Herald formed in new publisher deal
Chicago announces a change with the Record to be issued jointly with the Times-Herald under the Chicago Record-Herald title. F H Noyes of the Washington Star acquires an interest and becomes publisher.
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Assault at Washington Roset Streets Ends in Fractured Jaw
Michael Fitegerela was attacked by unknown men near the corner of Washington roset streets. He was knocked down and his jaw fractured by the curbing, with robbery suspected. The assailants fled as Officer Crowley arrived. Fitzgerald was taken to City Hospital. home at 13 Beain Street, Somerville, notified. He could not identify the attackers.
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Japanese General Says War With Russia Likely
K Yatsumi a general in the Japanese imperial army and Captains Kaya mi and Matusi passed through Pittsburg on the way to California. They spent three weeks in the United States gathering data for Japan and expect to be away three months or more. Yatsumi said war with Russia seems inevitable as tensions over Corea rise and China hostilities continue. He argued Russia seeks Corea and Japan will resist any seizure.
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Washington Protests Shape China Negotiations
Washington government presses against Russian aggression and amid joint talks, Secretary Hay issues a note urging China to maintain territorial integrity and resist any private territorial or financial arrangements. The move aims to preserve international understanding and avoid dangerous concessions amid powers negotiating over injuries to ministers and nationals.
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Best Tells His Life Story At Trial In Murder Case
John C. Best testified in his own defense in Salem, denying quarrels with George Bailey and recounting his movements the night Bailey was killed. The courtroom held a crowded, rain-soaked audience as Best spoke in a calm, steady voice amid the ongoing murder trial proceedings.
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New Greener Guns for Trap Shooting Atapt Prices
Our latest importation of W. W. Greener guns offers trap shooting models priced from 135 to 325 dollars. We will also take your gun in exchange if it does not suit you.
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