Koreans Barred From The Hague Protest Arrives
A Korean deputation arrived in The Hague to protest Korea’s exclusion from the Peace Conference and alleged Japanese sovereignty violations. The group was refused an audience by President Nelidoff, who said he could not intervene and that invitations came from the Dutch government. The deputation will petition the government and send a written protest to the conference.
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Not Guilty Verdict in Loving Case Captures Nelson Trial
A Nelson County jury returned a not guilty verdict for former judge William G Loving in the Theodore Estes murder case. The trial centered on Loving's claim of insanity and the unwritten law defense amid testimony about an alleged attempted assault following a buggy ride with Loving’s daughter.
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Tokyo Chambers Demand Action On Frisco Riots
Seven Tokyo Chambers of Commerce urge American chambers to curb anti Japanese incidents in San Francisco and seek Roosevelt’s intervention. They warn trade relations could suffer if abuses persist and call for swift, principled resolution.
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Surplus in U S Government Finances Tops Earlier Records
Washington June 39 The government closes its fiscal year with an estimated surplus of about 87 million dollars the largest net balance since 1890. Receipts total 665 million expenditures 578 million and customs led growth with internal revenue and miscellaneous sources also rising.
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Your Newspaper Follows You Vacation Address Change
The Commercial Tribune offers mail to a vacation address and invites readers to report missed delivery to the Circulation Department. The notice encourages changing the address as needed and emphasizes regular timely delivery.
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See Boycott Threat in Message
Washington officials interpret a Japanese Chamber of Commerce statement to Roosevelt as an implied boycott threat against American goods. They recall the 1930s Chinese merchants boycott and expect the Japanese to use the same tactic over treatment of Japanese in San Francisco.
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Church Property in Havana to Be Bought for Cuba
Washington June 29 Secretary Taft under Roosevelt directions ordered Governor Magoon to purchase all church property in the Havana diocese for Cuba The value named is 1 499 550 dollars with deductions for rent paid through June 1 1907 leaving 1 388 646 dollars to be paid The Santiago diocese option of about 600 000 dollars remains unclear and contested plans aim to secure essential government property and end the leasehold.
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Tucker probe sought over husband conduct in Philippines
Mrs. William F. Tucker, wife of Lt. Col. Tucker, filed a War Department inquiry into her husband’s conduct in Manila and between Manila and Chicago. Secretary Taft said two Inspector General officers will investigate. findings pending. The couple has reportedly separated, with Tucker stationed in Chicago.
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New York Herald Service Joins Commercial Tribune Readers
The Commercial Tribune closes a contract with The New York Herald to receive the Herald's entire special service including foreign cable news and domestic news. The Herald boasts the world's largest corps of correspondents, enhancing Tribunes news facilities for readers.
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Earth tremors felt in Portsmouth New Hampshire
Earth tremors were reported in Portsmouth New Hampshire during the day with as many as 100 shocks recorded by sunset. The strongest quakes occurred between 5 15 and 6 45 p m with intervals of up to 30 minutes between vibrations.
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Butler County June Marriage Licenses Hit New Peak
In Hamilton Ohio on June 29 officials report ninety five marriage licenses issued in Butler County for the month. This surpasses the prior single month record of ninety two and last June’s eighty eight.
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