Retaliation Feared Over Chinese Exclusion Debate
Debates at a cabinet meeting center on the Chin ese exclusion act and its funding. Officials warn of possible diplomatic and economic retaliation from China if enforcement stalls, with calls for congressional action and a new flagship for China to deter broader tensions.
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Outbreaks and Deportations Loom in Immigration Clash
The article warns of a coming crackdown by imperial authorities against Chinese immigrants and white migrants on the West Coast. It suggests inevitable forcible removals, possible insurrections, and a contested policy by the Supreme Court that could trigger war between nations. The piece expresses fear of constitutional upheaval and a major regional impact.
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Golden Spurs Pythians Conclave Report in San Jose
The annual report from Grand Chancellor Groves notes eight new members in the state and one reinstated. A tour stop is planned by supreme representatives. A reception at the Armory drew about 12 000 people with the Portland Band and a welcome from Past Chancellor Shoecraft as the Board of Trustees granted city freedom.
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Shoecraft
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Heath and Polley Indicted for Murder Trial Ordered
Richm Heath and Frederich Polley faced grand jury indictments for murder in Fresno county. Defense challenged grand jury actions, motions to quash, and delays preceded a Supreme Court writ denial forcing a trial date as tensions rose with regional criminal leaders and local officials observing.
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Norwegians Celebrate Cusco May 17 in Sweden May Day
A Norway day celebration drew thousands to honor the dedication of a Norwegian building and mark Norway's secession from Denmark. Prominent Norwegians from Wisconsin Minnesota the Dakotas and other Northwestern states attended with events at Washington Hill, featuring the Norway hymn and a university address. The page notes the crowds and festive mood, reflecting immigrant community pride.
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NO PASSPORTS A Jewish American Cannot Visit Russia
A May conference in Wisarscros between Deu S Shans Jesse Selman Julius Goldman Colonel John B Webster and Wes Isaacs with Secretary Gresham discussed allowing Jewish American citizens to visit Russia. They sought government action to obtain passports and consular approval after a Russian consul at New York refused to countersign Jewish women’s passports. State department inquiry clarified that Russian consuls and U S authorities recognize the need for such action.
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Terrific Floods and Rising Water Across Several Towns
A vast eastern lake of floodwaters devastated northeastern Ohio northwestern Tenney and surrounding areas. Rivers rose beyond record levels, sweeping lumber, disrupting railroads, and submerging towns like Newcastle and Conneaut. Life-saving crews battled waves, two crewmen drowned, and multiple communities faced widespread property loss with bridges and mills damaged or destroyed. Memorial Day plans were affected as flood relief efforts continued and donations sought.
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Milera County Lottary Vote Totals Reported
Special to The Review. Partial returns show county ticket results with Milera as county seat winner and multiple county offices listed. Several races lack completed counts as figures continue to be tallied across districts.
War Imminent as San Francisco Highbinders Rally
Fragmented account claims imminent violence in Chinatown with posters offering rewards for the life of a Chinese Six Comunes leader. Officials seek to prevent a rise in tensions as Highbinders pledge actions against Chinese residents, amid deportation talks and anti immigrant rhetoric.
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Very Rotten The Result of Gambling by Bank Officials
Insolvent Santa Gliva bank examination shows total day deposits 340744.99 and assets 480859 with liabilities 355,893, excess assets 124,966.08. Commissioner notes deductions for overdrafts and notes, estimating risky debts. Four notable incidents report: a glucose plant explosion at Styen with injuries. a London meeting of boxers Dempsey and South scheduled for July 24 at Coney Island. a duel rumor involving Justice minister Bonett. and the Newmarket Stakes in London won by Tigin gli.
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Quiet at Hawaii Provisional Government Enacts Laws
A Hawaii piece notes the Provisional Government passes new laws amid quiet surroundings. Report mentions officials Ferrin Thurston and Anthony Vin Sth, commissions to negotiate territories with the LauteT States, and restrictions on printers and editors. References to the Queen and tensions over munitions and revolts hint at broader political instability.
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Resignation and reforms cloud Sunday closing rule debate
The report on committee action to remove Theodore Thoms as music director spawns discussion on enforced closing rules. Telegram protests and a near $20 000 fair attendance bring focus to the unresolved issue as Congress weighs revoking the rule and refund plans.
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The Floods Absorb East Regions Causing Massive Property Loss
The floods drive extensive damage across Meadsyettle and Tinsville with losses approaching 750000 in property and railroads in Pennsylvania and Ohio pegged at 1000000. waters retreating slowly while streets remain flooded and a drowned crew member is found. The Illinois Building dedication marks a World’s Fair day with thousands attending as ceremonies conclude. Baseball scores show Los Angeles 6, San Francisco 11.
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Bank Resignation and Bank Runs Hit City
May 18 report details the Bank of Santa Clara County directors accepting a resignation of the president and electing T C Tranch to the role as the bank plans a 10 percent stock call by June, while pledging to resume deposits to depositors within 30 days. Simultaneously a series of bank failures and runs cripple several local banks including Opelthorpe National, Brunswith State, and Way 18, with depositor fear prompting closures and a note promising full payment on deposits.
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