Americans Push Expanded Hague Role and War Rules
Washington plans to enlarge the Hague tribunal scope and widen war rules with Secretary Root guiding delegates. The article traces America’s pivotal role in reassembling the conference, seeks stronger arbitration powers and earlier declarations of war to protect neutral rights and trade.
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Hague
Washington
Court of Arbitration
International Commission of Inquiry
Root
Great Britain
United States
Japan
America
Roosevelt sets sail for Jamestown Exposition aboard Mayflower
President Roosevelt departs Washington Navy Yard aboard the Mayflower for the Jamestown Exposition. He will attend Georgia State Building dedication and address the National Editorial Association. Naval and presidential party details noted with arrival and return schedule.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Roosevelt
Washington Navy Yard
Georgia State Building
National Editorial Association
Metcalf
Hampton Roads
Mrs. Roosevelt
Loeb
White House
Oyster Bay
Mexican President Diaz Invites Root to Mexico
Ambassador Creel delivered Diaz invitation to Secretary Root who accepted to visit Mexico as the guest of the Mexican republic. The note was presented in Washington on June 9.
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President Diaz
Root
Mexico
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Ambassador Creel
Mexican Republic
Diaz
Creel
Plan Big Union Conclave To Consolidate Labor Unions
Special Dispatch to Comercial Tribune Denver June 9 movement to unite all labor unions underway at the Western Federation of Miners fifteenth annual convention in Denver. About 200 delegates expected two week sessions. Charles H. Moyer absent due to Idaho prison. E Mahoney to call to order. Moyer to remain president and Haywood secretary treasurer. Officers to hold over until new ones chosen. elections for president and secretary treasurer anticipated again this year.
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Comercial Tribune
Denver
Western Federation
Miners
Charles H. Moyer
Idaho
E. Mahoney
William D. Haywood
Hall
Woman 63, Thrice Married, Granted Ten-Year Separation
In Tipton Indiana Judge Elliott granted a ten year temporary separation in the divorce case of Malissa Plummer versus Wayland Plummer. The 63 year old plaintiff, widow of three marriages, cited cruel treatment and failure to provide. The decree ends by noting this may be her last marriage.
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Commercial Tribune
Ind
Tipton
Malissa Plummer
Wayland Plummer
Elliott
Monster Strike Begins Amid French Wine Adulteration Crisis
MONTP ELIER France June 9 Today's monster demonstration by wine growers marked the climax of the dispute over government action against widespread wine adulteration. Narbonne Mayor to open protests as municipal officials resign with a large, organized crowd of 400000 to 600000 including many women.
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Montpelier
France
Narbonne
Territorial land fraud scandal targets Creek Nation figures
Muskogee Oklahoma Territory reports a forthcoming federal suit accusing prominent Muskogee Tulsa and Wagoner figures and national banks of conspiracy to defraud in land deals. Agent W L Sturtevant says cases will seek return of properties or payment of cash value. Scandal centers on dummy transfers and undervalued lots scheduled to dummies then deeded back to defendants.
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Muskogee
Tulsa
Wagoner
Sturtevant
Judge Ousts Receiver in Chicago Electric Air Line Case
G F Hull of Indianapolis took charge as receiver for the Chicago New York Electric Air Line Company, but Judge Kohlsaar vacated the appointment after nine hours. Hull’s bond was set at 40000 dollars. The case, linked to suits in Cook County and Federal courts, faces a hearing on June 11 as moves to dismiss proceed.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
G. F. Hull
Indianapolis
Chicago-New York Electric Air Line Company
Sanborn
United States Circuit Court
Kohlsaat
Federal Circuit Court
Hull
W. B. Webster
A. J. Kreby
Milwaukee
Kohlsaar
F. H. Wood
Air Line Company
I. C. Wood
Alexander C. Miller
United States
Winder
Cook County
Guatemala President Cabrera Reported Assassinated
A private dispatch from Mexico City on June 9 says Guatemala President Cabrera was assassinated today but the report cannot be confirmed.
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Mexico City
Cabrera
Guatemala
Orchard's Alleged Slaying Partner on His Way to Boise
Boise notes detail Steve Adams, prisoner-witness in Haywood case, traveling from Wallace jail to Boise. Adams, linked as Orchard's partner in alleged murder expeditions, has sworn confessions in his own handwriting. The report outlines witnesses, cross examination, and potential testimony including Ida Orchard, Captain McPartland, and Pinkerton figures.
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Orchard
Boise
Commercial Tribune
Idaho
Steve Adams
W. D. Haywood
Wallace
Adams
Harry Orchard
James McPartland
Pinkerton Agency
Denver
Molla” Maguires
Richardson
McPartland
Simpins
Haywood
Pacific Coast Japanese factions plot anti American moves
Washington reports a coalition of Pacific Coast Japanese and Progressives aiming to overthrow the Sanjo ministry and strike at U S immigration policy. Delegates sought Tokyo recall of Ambassador Aoki and an apology or indemnity for San Francisco tensions, with a campaign to induce anti American sentiment in Japan.
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Tokyo
Viscount Tani
House of Peers
Kumamoto
Satsuma
San Francisco
America
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Pacific Coast
Progressives
Japan
United States
Viscount Aoki
United Tes
Saonji Ministry
State Department
California
Hayashi
T. Takahashi
Seattle Japanese Society
O. Noda
Japanese Society
K. Kawakami
Yorozu
Aoki
Pacific
Ototaka Yamaoka
Count Okuma
Seattle
Takahashi
Noda
Kawakami
Bacon
Yamaoka
Yamadaka
Aki
Hyashi
Toru Hoshi
Tokio
Satonji Minia
Conspiracy Claims During Wartime Abroad Pattern
A wartime report alleges a conspiracy of Japanese and progressives abroad to call for indemnity. It links Aoki's recall to the scheme and describes an unsuccessful fight extending from the country to the Kingdom of the Mikado.
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Interparliamentary Union
Hague Tribunal
Britain
Georgia
Cowles
Douglas Robinson
LaFarge
New York City
Hagner
Latta
Navy Yard
Good
Potomac
Joseph M. Terrell
W. N. Mitchell
Georgia State Committee
Plan Big Combine OF Labor Unions
Western
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
National Banks
Creek
I. T
Tapis
Interior Department
Territories
W. L. Sturtevant
Garfield
M. L. Mott
Electric Air Line Company
Miller
Cincinnati
The
National Press Association
Washington, D. C
Ida. Toney-Orchard
Canada
Ida Toney-Orchard
Western Federation of Miners
Cripple Creek
Miners’ Union
Lyte Gregory
Simpkins
Der
Pettibone
Loomis
Paul Gregory
Colorado
Angus Sutherland
Little Scotchman
Shoshone
Pinkerton
Pennsylvania
Moyer
Mee Adams
Tani
Tion
Kingdom of the Mikado
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