Japanese Ambassador Aoki Recalled Over Indemnity Hint
Chicago reports say Viscount Aoki incurred President Roosevelts displeasure by pressing for US payment of indemnity after hinting at compensation for San Francisco attacks on Japanese. Recall stemmed from misread silence, social unpopularity, and persistence. Secretary Root and Foot manage strained relations as California authorities offer police protection.
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Chicago
Viscount Aoe
Washington Dispatch
Record-Herald
Roosevelt
San Francisco
Aoki
System
Bay
California
United States
Japan
State Department
Root
Foot
Viscount Aoki
Bryce Delighted by Southwest Skies and Wealth
James Bryce British ambassador to the United States tours Kansas Oklahoma and Indian Territory with President Davidson of the St. Louis and San Francisco railroad. He praises the region saying it combines France’s agricultural wealth England’s rural beauty and Italy’s azure skies.
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Oklahoma
France
England
Italy
New York
James Bryce
United States
Davidson
St. Louis
San Francisco
Kansas
Indian Territory
Bryce
Southwest
Kentucky Republicans Name Willson for Governor at State Convention
Louisville June 20 Republicans of Kentucky nominated Hon Augustus E Willson of Louisville for governor at the state convention and adopted a platform praising Roosevelt while avoiding a specific presidential candidate. The platform supports reforms in election law campaign funding local option uniform across counties and calls for public school and charitable reform. Other nominees include S P James auditor Chapman S Farley treasurer J G Crabbe superintendent N Adams clerk of appeals N T Rankin and Benjamin Bru ner secretary of state.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Augustus E Willson
Fairbanks
Taft
Roosevelt
Committee On Resolutions
State Racing Commission
S. P. James
Harrodsburg
Chapman
S. Farley
Paducah
J. G. Crabbe
Ashland
Benjamin Bruner
Munfordville
Court of Appeals
N. Adams
London
N. T Rankin
Jackson
Three Bloodhounds Seek Lamona Kidnappers
In New Orleans on June 20 three top bloodhounds led by twenty-five armed men tramped into the swamps near St. Rose La as they hunt for Walter Lamona’s kidnappers. The dogs were brought from the state capital and tracked from an Italian suspect whose handkerchief was taken from his pocket. They followed the scent to the swamps of St. Charles parish after a brief search near the Italian residence.
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New Orleans
St. Rose
Walter Lamona
Strose
St. Charles Parish
Train Cut In Two In Tunnel Near Mitchell Ind
A Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern passenger train, bound from St. Louis to Cincinnati, was split by falling rock in a tunnel near Mitchell Indiana at 4 a m Thursday. Seventeen people were injured, four seriously, and the wounded were taken to Seymour Indiana.
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Louisville
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Mitchell
Ind
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Seymour
Notable Confederate Veteran Hall Dies in Aiken at 89
Aiken South Carolina June 20 Colonel Henry Harrison Hall died in Aiken aged eighty nine. He was a prominent Confederate veteran and great grandson of President William Henry Harrison and second cousin of President Benjamin Harrison.
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Aiken
S. C
Henry Harrison Hall
William Henry Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Cattle Allocation Planned on For' Sill Apache Reservation
News notes that seven thousand cattle on the For' Sill reservation belonging to the Apaches are to be allotted. The move signals a major reorganization of herds within the Apache lands under federal or tribal supervision.
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For' Sill
Dramatic production in Goddard bomb case unfolds in Boise
The trial features Harry Orchard testimony against William D Haywood with evidence from the Miners Magazine and the bomb found and preserved after Orchard’s confession. Justice Luther M. Goddard describes receiving the confession in Denver on February 13, 1905, and explains the bomb’s recovery, sealing, and vault storage by Pinkerton men and witnesses.
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Boise, Ida
Goddard
Harry Orchard
William D Haywood
Miners’ Magazine
Western Federation of Miners
Luther M. Goddard
Orchard
Colorado
Denver
McPartland
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Justice Goddard
Trikala Flood Drowns Over One Hundred in Tessaly
The Linthos river overflow inundates Trikala in Tessaly causing more than 100 deaths. The disaster reported from Athens on June 20 details a severe flood that wrecked the town and prompted rescue efforts.
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Athens
Trikkala
Tessaly
Jury verdict upholds Tucker receivership case in Kansas
In Leavenworth on June 20 the jury found in favor of H H Tucker Jr in the Uncle Sam Oil Co receivership case. The ruling keeps the state supreme court appointed receiver in place.
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Leavenworth, Kan
Uncle Sam Oil Company
H. H. Tucker, Jr
State Supreme Court
Tucker
Tyra attacked in Dallas as Tivane arrested
Miss Myrtle Tyra sustained a serious injury in Dallas after an assault with a knife. George Tivane was taken into custody. President Loree of the Delaware Hudson River Railroad Company reportedly remained in New York.
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Myrtle Tyra
Seriou
Dallas
George Tivane
President Loree
The
Delawa Hudson River Railroad Company
Hously Iit
New York
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