San Francisco School Board Ends Japanese Segregation
The San Francisco board of education rescinds the October Japanese segregation resolution and adopts an alternative plan after a Washington conference with President Roosevelt, Secretary Root, and local officials. The president will dismiss suits in federal and state courts once the board implements the action. An unwritten reservation may allow resegregation if the reciprocal immigration pledge is not fulfilled.
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San Evanecisco Board of Education
Roosevelt
Hrs
Fox
Washington
Root
Bebinitz
Schmitz
Devlin
United States Circuit Court
Supreme Court of California
San Francisco
California
Woman on Trial for Murder Blames Society and Church Ban
In Coshocton Ohio Ida Bordenkircher stands trial for the murder of her husband Christerday. The defense contends she sought a virtuous life but was denied church entry and social recognition due to her past, leading to despair and renewed violence. The couple quarreled over a child while intoxicated before she shot him as he fled.
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Ida Bordenkircher
Christer Day Han
Coshocton
Ohio
Borden- Kircher
Pupils Eyesight Defective. City urged to supply glasses
A New York school census shows 8,127 children in city schools and 53,457 youths aged 11 to 18. Foreign-born pupils total 113,740. Of 34,000 tested, 17,999 have defective vision. Dr Maxwell urges city action to provide glasses for needy children. Also reports a man’s death by gas at the Jackson Park hotel in Chicago.
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Guy
New York
Maxwell
Negro Seeks Independent Mayor Bid in Kansas City
Joshua Wallace Voohies, a Black man born a slave in Nashville, Tennessee, leads a petition signed by GTS bowlers of his race with the city clerk of Kansas City Kansas to place his name on the ballot for mayor in the upcoming municipal election.
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Joshua Wallace Voohies
GTS
Bank Robbery Shocks Monnewell Residents
Five explosions rocked the Union Safe Bank of Monnewell Kansas at 2 o clock Tuesday morning as safe blowers looted the bank. Disturbing witnesses, the robbers fled under pursuit and vanished in the night. The stolen amount is not yet known.
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Union Safe Bank
Monnewell
Kan
Wes
Locomotive Crashes Electric Car In Los Angeles
A Southern Javifie freight engine crashed into a crowded Maple avenue streetcar near Adcot Park, demolishing the car and injuring fifteen people. The incident follows earlier threats and a prison-related case involving Victor Emmanuel. In Dayton, Dr. Oliver C. Haugh faces execution for murder, with the Supreme Court affirming his sentence.
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Maple Avenue
Adcot Park
Los Angeles
Cal
Oliver C. Haugh
Dayton
Ohio
The
Supreme Court
Haugh
Banker Commits Death at His Country Home in Canton Ohio
Tlorage 62, a McDowell resident and noted breeder and buyer of high class sheep, killed himself at his country home five miles north of Canton. The incident marks a tragic end to a well known Ohio banker and breeder in the Parmers' bank community.
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McDowell
Parmers’ Bank
Canton
Ohia
Ohio
Wesleyan Missioners Attacked Near Ningo
A report notes beetle nuisance affecting a Wesleyan mission near Ningo and claims three missionaries were killed. Source text is unclear and appears partially garbled.
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Ningo
Cheseport Ia
Wmp
Panic Hits Wall Street As Shares Collapse In 1903 Convulsion
The financial tremor grips brokers and offices as the market plunges near a pause. Spectators fear a repeat of the May 6, 1903, crisis while professionals sustain through low prices and broad disinterest from the public. President Roosevelt signals firm railroad policy as governors and money men watch closely.
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Puise
Lour
Wall Street
Kmoosevest
New York
Liwa
Pibtic
Counry
Roosevelt
Cortel
Public School Syndicates and Socialist Influence Debated
The article discusses teachers forming unions in Paris and major French cities affiliated with socialist movements. It warns schools potentially becoming instruments of political parties and calls for special legislation to curb fraternities and secret societies among public pupils. It cites a United States Education report noting vast pupil enrollment and teacher counts, highlighting concerns over public school discipline and costs.
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Paris
France
John V. Riggs
United Rites Commissioner of Education
Elmer . Brown
Theve Wos
Treasury Department warns on government securities decline
The Treasury aims to stem declines by delaying redeposit of 40 million dollars in government funds with banks. Wednesday stock and bond conditions persist with lower London and New York rates. Atlantic transport plans private cabin ships of 80 feet length, no private bedrooms, bath, or parlor. Public school experiment planned in Philadelphia will create a two-evening weekly youth center with reading and entertainment spaces funded by the city. In New York the best schoolroom game prize goes to Max Liebgard for a girl’s game. Ball game apparatus and methods to project lines through air are described as part of a science lesson.
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Treasury Department
Wilt Street
Loman
Polvaie Matson Stéaniin
Atlastic Transport Line
New York
London
Henry
Bath
Ere
Baeh
Capiti
Brown
Shiladelphia Board of
Aunelzo
Max Liebgard
Bali
Opporitiz
Seven Years in Jail Caleb Powers as Noted Prisoner
Caleb Powers, famed for seven years of confinement over the Goebel assassination case in Kentucky, endures multiple convictions and sentences including life, death, and a potential fourth trial. He maintains defense against partisan motives, while supporters fund his cause nationwide. Powers claims he was distant from Frankfort when Goebel was shot and awaits vindication under shifting judicial rulings.
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Caleb Powers
William Goebel
Kentucky
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Powers
Mountaineer
Georgetown, Ky
Judge Roblins
J. C. W. Beekham
Powers Tits
Aye
Knox County
Lina
Tor Caleb Powers
Prankfort
Willian Goebel
Fovernor
Tox
United States Court
Three Story Elevator Burned Near Nashua
Notes of Current Events report a three story wooden grain elevator at O. B. Tilton near Nashua burned down. The garbled item mentions other global and academic notices with uncertain details and erroneous spellings.
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Eveate
O. B. Tilton
Nashua
N. 11
Beamel
Tangier
George Westington University
Rome
Spain
Acquittal Freezes Chicago Theater Case Leader Davis
David Davis is acquitted of charges linked to the Iroquois Theater disaster in Chicago. Judge Kimbrough ordered the jury to verdict of acquittal after a three day trial. The decision ends the case against Davis for the present indictment and raises questions about further charges related to the tragedy.
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Chicago
Dinivile
Davis
Viva Jackson
Hag
Tey
Iself
Fudge Green
Peoria
Thomas JT. Noonan
James
Confession Read In Adams Trial Links Miners Plot to Steunenberg
During Steve Adams trial at Wallace the defendant’s confession is read and tied to the Western Federation of Miners. It details money and instructions to target Idaho justice and claims a Simpkins pay role for the Tyler murder. Adams denies plotting to kill Steunenberg and asserts no conspiracy by Idaho officers or Wartland.
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Adawa
Idaho
Steunenberg
Orchard
Colorado Supreme Court
Denver
Federation
Adams
Tyler
Simpkins
Adams m
McPartland
Titers’ Federation
Wartland
George W Perkins Cleared by New York Court of Appeals
The New York Court of Appeals upheld the lower court and found George W. Perkins not guilty of grand larceny for contributing 50 000 of New York Life funds to the Republican national campaign. The majority ruled criminal intent to deprive is required, while noting the misuse of company funds occurred. Justice Calley dissented on the repayment as part of the original scheme and on necessary intent.
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George W. Perkins
New York Court of Appeals
New York Life
J. P. Mowmnn Co
Hln
Grand Iincany
Life Insurance Company
Republican Party
Calley
Republican Club
Earthquakes, leadership change, and coal dock blaze flash across regions
A Virginia earthquake rattled the James River division of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad with wide felt range and ground vibrations. Concurrently a London cable cited strong earth tremors at Lu Libach Observatory amid a cyclone in southern Lincoln. At the American Geographical Society meeting in New York, Commander Robert B. Peary resigned as president and Archer M. Huntington succeeded him. In Nina, Ohio, the Lake Shore coal docks were destroyed by fire, causing about 100000 dollars in damage.
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James River
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Virginia
Earth
Worth
Luibach Obustyvatory
Linty
The
Geographical Society
American Geographical Society
New York
Robert B. Peary
Archer M. Huntington
Collis PL Huntington
Lake Shore
Nina
Ohio
Bre
Sciatic Rheumatism Relief Story From Dr Williams Pills
A Longview Texas railroad engineer Herbert Spaulding describes years of pain from sciatica following a knee and spine injury. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing him after six boxes, noting regained ability to work and no recurrence since. The advertisement promotes the pills at 50 cents per box or six for $2.50 from Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY.
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Herbert EB. Spaulding
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway
Longview
Texas
Sciatica
Hot Springs
Mr. Myer
Myelf
Dr. Williame
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Oats-heaidh Seeds Offer Long Heads Four Feet
The John A. Sulzer Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin announces two new oat varieties for the year with heads two feet long. Catalog promises Spetz the greatest cereal hay food America has seen.
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Johu A. Sulzer Seed Co
la Crosse
Wis
America
Seed and To Foot Long Oate Catalog Beings Free Mail
Our mammoth 148 page Seed and To Foot Long Catalog is mailed free to oil intending buyers. Send Ge in staings and receive free samples of new To Foot Long Oate and other cervents and big catalog. Free. Jom A. Snlzer Seed Co Box C Le Crosse Wis.
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Toof
Staings
Jom A. Snlzer Seed Co
Box C
le Crosse
Wis
United States Area Bulletin Aligns Measurements
The U S Geological Survey Bulletin 802 reports a cooperative effort with the Census Bureau and General Land Office to standardize U S area figures. The land area for the United States proper is set at 8,028,789 square miles, up 1,188 from census figures, with Alaska, the Philippines, Hawaii, Porto Rico, Guam, Saou, and the Panama Canal Zone listed among detected territories.
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Unite States
United States Geological Survey
Hever Garnette
Census Buen
Geological Survey
Watt
United States
Census Bureau Iide
General Land Office
Neepared
Alaska
Dhosal
Philippines
tHa- Wah
Porta Riles
Gain
Saou
Pannaennul
Scientific Atuerhen
Collision in divorce case shocks Pittsburg Gazette
A report from the Pittsburg Gazette notes a disputed collision between the husband and wife after their ceremony, with confusion over names and outcomes. The article outlines ongoing tensions and unclear legal implications surrounding the split.
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Colision
Calluntex
Callusian
Pittsburg
Doctor Tries Postum After Coffee Harms Him
A doctor quit coffee after learning it harmed his health and worked to prove Postum’s benefits. At a dinner he served Postum instead of coffee, impressing a cleric who noted the taste matched real coffee. The tale claims a ten day trial proves Postum avoids coffee’s troublesome effects. Name supplied by Postum Co. Ti Butte Creek, Mich
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Postum
Diane
Shoe
Pont- Ul
Postum Co
Buttle Creek
Mich
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