Tokyo regulation over foreign guests in Korea sparks official action
The Tokyo correspondent of the London Daily Telegraph reports Japan has issued a regulation restricting the Korean imperial household from entertaining foreign guests without consulting the Japanese resident general. Separately, Toledo employers seek police protection amid threatened violence from strikers against non union workers, with the mayor declining to intervene unless law is broken. Mrs. Mary D. Lydick of Hartington Nebraska earns a War Department harness contract, viewed as a Roosevelt era compliment. A fire at Inland Steel Indiana Harbor blinds gas plant, halting parts of the mill and causing about 50000 dollars in losses as 1000 workers lose shifts. The Teucer brings news of Hai Nang Hao floods affecting valleys in Victoria British Columbia and beyond.
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Tokio
London Daily Telegraph
Jacob Schiff
Whitlock
Toledo
Mary D. Lydick
Hartington, Neb
United States
Lydick
War Department
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Japan
China
Hai Nang Hao
Hold School in Tents in Golden Gate Park
San Francisco opens a summer vacation school in Golden Gate Park with seventeen tents supplied by the militia at the school board’s request. The program starts with 600 pupils and aims to serve up to 1,500, with classes organized across recreation grounds, playgrounds, a baseball park, and the main driveway.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Stoessel Reported Doomed for Surrender to Japan
Rumors say the Russian military court has condemned Lieutenant General Stoessel who led Port Arthur defenses and Rear Admiral Nebogatoff after surrendering at the Sea of Japan. The tale also mentions David Bonowitz of Columbus, once a Russian Army captain who fought in the Bal.
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Japa
Port Arthur
Sea of Japan
Stoessel
Nebogatoff
Rojestvensky
David Bonowitz
Columbus
Ohio
Inundation Devastates Chinese Towns and Crops
Describes extensive flooding in China with towns like Hsiangtau destroyed by rising waters and fires. Famine fears arise due to damaged rice crops amid the disaster.
Clarksville youth elected mayor after one day campaign
L. F. Petrie, age 21 from Clarksville Arkansas, wins a mayoral race after a single day of campaigning. Admiral Winfield Scott Schley plans Baltimore as his permanent home. M Jusserand, the French ambassador, gains fame as an orator in Washington. Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston aims to launch a publicity bureau to boost the city. Vice President Fairbanks’ son Frederick surpasses him in height. Secretary Root says his South American trip will circle the continent via the west coast and the isthmus.
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Clarksville
Ark
Winfield Scott Schley
Baltimore
M. Jusserand
Washington
Fitzgerald
Boston
Bureau of Publicity
Fairbanks
Senate
Frederick
Root
South America
Isthmus
Stoes sel condemned to die for surrender at Port Arthur
A St. Petersburg dispatch quotes a source predicting General Stoessel will be condemned by the Russian government after surrendering Port Arthur. The report asserts he will be sent to a remote post and later found dead, branding him a doomed man likely to be killed.
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St. Petersburg
Stoessel
Port Arthur
Russia
American Official Slain in Batoum by Russian Assassin
W H Stuart American vice consul at Batoum Russia was shot dead at his country residence. He was a British subject and a major Batoum ship broker. Assailant fled as revolution unrest and anti government agitation sparked the killing. Officials fear diplomatic repercussions for the United States amid Batoum turmoil.
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W. H. Stuart
Russia
Mr. Stuart
Stuart
Russian Empire
Black Sea
Aronthins
Kniaz Poemkin
Odessa
Night and Day Bank Opens with Huge Deposits
Within the first twenty four hours after the opening of the new Night and Day bank at Fifth avenue and Forty four street in New York about one million dollars had been deposited.
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Fifth Avenue
Forty-fourth Street
New York
House Rejects Anti-Graft Bill Amid Cotton Leak Debate
In a 107 to 66 vote the House refused to pass the anti-graft measure concerning cotton leaks and confidential matters. Leaders on both sides formed a sharp split with Mr. McCall and allies opposing, while Mr. Burleson and Mr. Jenkins urged passage. Senate business paused with the appropriation bill advancing.
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House
Congress
McCall
Massachusetts
Crumpacker
Ind
Grosvenor
Ohio
Gardner
Mass
Economic conditions improve with large steel commitments
General conditions in Chicago show favorable progress across industries. New steel commitments for next year are exceptionally large while consumer demand and money flow remain strong. Labor issues ease except for foundry molders. Commodity movements rise and lake traffic boosts tonnage.
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Chicago
Senate and House Debates Highlight Week in Washington
The week features heated exchanges on the consular and tariff bills in the House while the Senate advances the immigration and agricultural appropriation bills. McCumber disputes New York paper claims on railroad rate amendments, and Beveridge meat inspection gains support. Pension and land issues arise as the sea level canal bill lingers as unfinished business. Economic summaries note improved mercantile receipts, rising western rail traffic, and steady retail and manufacturing activity with mixed regional reports.
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Beveridge
McCumber
Minneapolis
Philippines
Clapp
Five Civilized Tribes
House
Cooper
Wis
Hepburn
Towa
Illinois
Chicago
Dan
Senator Beveridge to push federal meat regulation bill
In the National Capital Senator Beveridge of Indiana will introduce a bill for stringent federal regulation of the meat business. House Democrats led by Williams of Mississippi made an attempted filibuster on the negro bill but failed. Ponsonat ads paid rebates to coal shippers. testimony was given before the Interstate Commerce Commission. The President sent to the Senate the nomination of Bernard S. Rodey of New Mexico as United States district judge.
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National Capital
Beveridge
Indiana
House
Williams
Mississippi
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Bernard 8S. Rodey
New Mexico
United States
Commodity Price Summary From Major Markets
Chicago cattle and hogs show wide ranges with prime to heavy grades quoted. Silage like butter and potatoes noted. cattle, hogs, and sheep prices also listed for St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee with varying wheat corn oats and rye values across markets.
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Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
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