13 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
1
Tokyo reports a Japanese horticulturist in Berkeley California attacked leading to greenhouse destruction and rising indignation. News outlets in Osaka and Tokyo publish photos of damaged Japanese restaurants in San Francisco urging prompt action by governments and stronger protective measures.
Special dispatch reports Salvadoran troops routed revolutionaries at Sonsonata and Acajutla. Government forces looted offices and banks, while Nicaraguan assistance is alleged. A peace treaty at Amapala is cited, with U S interest limited and possible naval redeployments. John Moisant, an American citizen, was reported with the rebels and possibly captured.
Thomas G. Walker representing the Japanese Association of America says the alleged attack on a Japanese horticulturist in Berkeley was trivial. He notes stones were thrown at a greenhouse with slight damage and the association will not seek action, leaving authorities to handle offenders. Indemnity demands to U S government and diplomatic pressure to curb anti Japanese agitation are reported aims tied to Count Noda and Viscount Aoki.
Japanese immigrants abandon plans to file mandamus actions against the County Clerk and accept the Department of Immigration ruling that subjects of the Empire of Japan must not be granted United States citizenship privileges.
The District Attorney Devlin report on the attack at a Japanese bathhouse and restaurant on May 2 has arrived in Washington and is with Secretary Rotto after transfer from Attorney General Bonaparte. Officials expect the document’s analysis of testimony will be the main interest. the State Department is likely to withhold publication.
Honolulu report says Commissioner Sargent directs local immigration officials to keep thorough checks on Japanese immigrants but stop photographing and to handle all questions diplomatically. Federal officers allege Japanese nationals here have communicated directly with their government rather than through the Japanese Consul.
The marriage of Charles Applegate of Ft Thomas Kentucky and Miss Grace Rathborne was performed at noon after Mrs Applegate mother of the groom died at 120 a m following a pneumonia relapse. The wedding costume and guest invitations were ready at the Rathborne home Gilbert avenue Walnut Hills. The couple abandoned their wedding trip and will reside in the Kentucky Highlands after a brief stay with the bride’s father.
Norfolk dispatch reports eleven navy midshipmen from Discovery Pier Exposition Grounds missing after the Minnesota launch sank in a night accident possibly caused by a tug and coal barge. Search and dredging continue with canvas canopy and hats recovered, divers to follow. Two men from Worden torpedo boat also unaccounted for after a Newport News incident.
Special Dispatch reports Secretary of the Navy Metcalf returned aboard the Dolphin after conflicting sightings. Rear Admiral Evans confirmed the plan to sail for Washington Thursday morning after a conference about the launch disaster.
Taft supporters in Kentucky expect no opposition at the June 19 State Convention. Vorys named national Taft commander to organize field forces as pledges mount for Taft. Richard Ernst touted as a unifying leader while most districts show calm, with minor strife in the Ninth and Eleventh districts.
Henry Banks shot Witt McGuire to death on Mound street near Carlisle avenue after confronting him with Julie Wilkinson, the latter struck by a stray bullet. McGuire, a Georgetown Ky native, had a prior jail term. Banks had a police record and fled toward the river, likely crossing to Kentucky. Wilkinson was treated for a leg or side wound.
In Boise on June 12 the defense pressed cross-examination of Harry Orchard, challenging the state's murder theory in Steunenberg’s killing. They traced Orchard’s North Idaho crimes including a planned kidnapping for ransom of the Paulson children, and questioned his cooperation with Coates and Simpkins while detailing years of petty theft and poverty.
A dispatch from Rear Admiral Evans announced that the officers and enlisted men previously reported missing were undoubtedly drowned. The message was released by the Navy Department during the day.
A telegram from President Roosevelt, written on the train, expresses shock and grief over the Hampton Roads disaster. It was sent to Rear Admiral R. D. Evans at the Navy Department in Washington, with the message signed by Theodore and Edith Roosevelt.
Richmond Va June 12 A Dominion Line steamship from Norfolk reports sighting a lighthouse tender about thirty five miles below Richmond and above Jamestown Island at 3 30 this afternoon. The tender’s name and signals were not identified.
Judge Chapman of the Common Pleas Court issued an injunction against picketing at the Long Arm System Company plant by the International Association of Machinists. The union had called a strike several days earlier.
Insurgents attacked the village of Yung Chun in Wei Chou prefecture burning the military Yamen. A punitive force pursued the insurgents and a sanguinary clash followed. Ten soldiers were killed. The Viceroy of Canton weighs opening Wei Chow as a.
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