Japan Will Not Keep the Open Door Policy Say Bankers
New York March 18 R Ichinomura head of the Yokohama specie bank states Japan is a practical nation and supports equal opportunity in China while opposing neutralization of the Manchurian railway. G B Gerst American representative says Japan continues to seek all she can get, a stance formed since the Russo-Japanese war.
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New York
Japan
R. Ichinomura
Yokohama’ Specie Bank
Wall Street
China
Mr. Ichinomura
Ching
United States
Manchuria
Russia
Gerst
Indians Starve to Death in the North
Northwest mounted police report from Fort McPherson shows that seventy eight Fort Reo Indang of the Dogrib tribe near Great Slave Lake died this winter of starvation. Captain Jennings states the Dawson expedition linked with Herschel at McPherson and with Thompson and Anderson the ethnologists.
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Dawson
Northwest Mounted Police
Fort McPherson
Mackenalé
Great Slave Lake
Jennings
Mounted Police
McPherson
Herschel
Thompson
Anderson
Badley Island
Cape Arig
Pricest Leffingwell
Flarmandeland
Conscience Fund Receives 425 Dollar Donation in NYC
New York Comptroller Prendergast reported a 425 dollar grant to the city conscience fund. The report noted the large cash gift but provided no further details on the donor or source.
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New York
New York City
Hgv
Tts
Philadelphia deadlock over rapid transit strike action
Philadelphia March 18 reports show no agreement after several conferences on rapid transit. Preparations for a citywide strike continue as stalled talks persist between parties.
Memphis lynchers strike in Marion jail yard
Memphis telegraph reports three men Chase Richardson and Bob Austin were taken from the Marion Arkansas jail and lynched in the jail yard after midnight. About 15 men then hanged them while deputies were unable to identify the attackers or the crowd. A black man accused of murder was among those freed as the mob roamed the streets.
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Memphis
Tenn
Chase
Richardson
Bob Austin
Marion
Ark
Tom Winsford
Austin
Mast
T’ A. Ferguson
Battle over Norris amendments stalls U S House adjournment
Washington March 15 The House adjourned near noon after a 370 hour parliamentsary fight over Norris amendments which would remove the speaker from the rules committee and reorganize it. Insurgents seek 38 votes with regular Republicans to force immediate consideration and possibly elect minority leader Champ Clark as speaker.
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Washington
Chavip Clark
Day Attacks President Taft In Pittabure Banquet
Syracuse University scholar Chancellor James N Day denounced the president and the constitution in a Pittabure banquet address. He said the country is ruled by the White House and warned against lawmakers and salaried elites controlling laws.
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MD Jolarvators
Colorado and Southern to file condemnation suits today
McMurray the rail road right of way agent has been in Cheyenne for two days preparing to start condemnation proceedings in the district courts against Cheyenne landowners along the proposed Colorado and Southern connecting Hue between the Burlington and other lines. Suits will target Henry Becker owner of Becker hotel property and Charles Becker owner of land along Mapstod avenue Ferguson street and adjacent areas.
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Colorado & Southern Railroad
Cheyenne
Joan Courts Agalnat Oix Cheyenna
Hue
Burlington
Henry Becker
Becker
Charles Becker
Mapstod Avenue
Ferguson Street
Dyer
Unclear historical scene of jailbreak disrupted by mob
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a nighttime incident near a jail where a mob overpowered a sheriff and seized a prisoner named Alamosa Cole Marebis or similar, with unclear place and names.
Tariff Pact With France Reached After Talks
President Tate announced an agreement with France on tariff differences and that a proclamation will grant France the benefit of mint mini rates in Rochester New York.
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Rochester
N. Yu
Tate
France
Colonel Roosevelt Has A Hard Day
Haifa Egypt March 18 Col Theodore Roosevelt and family endured a wearisome desert trip arriving here tonight from Khartum and boarded the steamer Ibis for Bethlehem near Beersheba sailing soon after midnight on the voyage toward Ansun.
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Haifa
Egypt
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Khartum
Bhelial
Ansun
Rapid City Adopts Commission Government
Rapid City adopted the commission form of government today by a 45 vote margin. The move establishes a city commission system governing local affairs with a majority approval from voters.
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Rapid Clp
Rapid City
Mediation on Western Railroads Remains Unresolved
Chicago March 18 Mediation between 27 000 firemen and 47 western railroads ends with no agreement after two days of talks. Officials deny commenting on progress as rumors circulate of a possible strike and wage offers reportedly fall short of the unions demand. Key sticking points remain seniority and representation on grievance committees.
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Chicago
Caster
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Mittin A. Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
C. P. Neill
United States Labor
Congress Hotel
Knapp and Neill
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Western Roads
Taft Urges Team Work and Keeps Party Pledges
President Taft spoke to Rochester Chamber of Commerce urging congressional unity to fulfill party pledges. He defended his stance as right over expedient and addressed tariff, postal deficits, and conservation while urging lawmakers to act with discipline and support administration measures.
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Rochester N. Y
Congress
Taft
Rochester Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Postal Savings Bank
Asyi
Francis Pays Cleveland Tribute at National Democratic Dinner
New York March 18 five cabinet secretaries and assistants attended the National Democratic Club anniversary dinner. David Br, Francis secretary of the interior in the second term, praised Cleveland as the father of national conservation.
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New York
Tew
Cleveland
National Democratic Club
David Br, Francis
Interior
Irish men freed as St Patrick's Day date set
In Pueblo on March 18 Megistrate Chambers discharged five Irishmen held for drunken and disorderly conduct after adjusting St Patrick's Day date. He said he would consider prior trouble as a factor and warned others to set aside heavy loads for the celebration.
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Paoeblo
Megiatrate Chambers
Migistrate Chambers
Where Did The Ould Sod Go At St Patrickton Banquet
Chicago reports a missing sod from the St Patrick banquet as souvenir hunters allegedly carried away pieces of the Emerald Isle’s soil. The sod arrived for Taft to address Irish Americans and was stored at the LaSalle hotel amid crowds visiting the venue.
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Chicago
Taft
LaSalle Hotel
Vale
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