Starving Japanese benefit in Brookline town hall
A charity entertainment by Boston Japanese starts this evening at Brookline town hall. The program includes fencing demonstrations, Jiu Jitsu and Kenjitsu, sword dances, music, singing, dancing and juggling. N Kawasaki of Boston University will lecture on daily life and customs with stereopticon views. Prominent society women are patronesses.
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Scripps News Association
Boston
Mass
Japan
Brookline
N. Kawasaki
Boston University
Fruitmen to Combine for Michigan Federation
Delegates from every district in Michigan’s fruit belt gather in Fanville to form a state fruit services federation. A central officer will report demand, prices, and regulate supply to stabilize markets and reduce losses. A possible law would require growers to stamp fruit packages with name and address.
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Scrippa Newn Association
Fanville
Mich
Fruit Belt
Michigan
State Horticultural Society
Ball Season Opens in La Grande with Local Showdown
La Grande hosts a season opener where the city team faces a pickup squad of amateur players. The amateurs wear confident looks, hinting at tricks to outplay the regulars, who may use a battery loaned by manager Hisner. The lineup for the second team remains unpublished, fueling intrigue.
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la Grande
Hisner
Receding Floods Amid Levee Patrols In California
Stockton reports floods easing as hundreds of guards patrol levees of the reclamation district. The San Joaquin River still rises but district faces no danger. Kas son estate and 20 000 acres near Banta inundated. One thousand hogs drowned. A Mol en family threatened. rescue launched. Berkeley opens E T Earl lecture series with Dartmouth president. Washington bank closed by comptroller with a receiver appointed.
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Stockton
Cal
Reclamation
San Joaquin
Kasson
Banta
Molen
Busiess
Oscar Wright
Berkeley
E.T. Earl
Pacific Theological Seminary
W. J. Tucker
Dartmouth College
Hammond Deep Mines Expert Moves From Tono Pah
John Hays Hammond mining expert and engineer, who contracted a serious illness at Tono Pah Nevada, left for Los Angeles in a private car. His condition is much improved.
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Scripps News Association
San Francisco
John Hays Hammond
Tonopah
Nevada
Los Angeles
Woman Shill In USOT in Stockton Murder Case
Emma Ledoux held on murder charges after Albert McVicar’s body was found in a trunk. She stays calm in the Stockton jail ward with no attorney and no interviews allowed. Stomach analysis in San Francisco delays inquest. stomach shows no poison. Brother John McVicar believes the dead man is Albert and seeks details from Stockton officials.
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Stockton
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Emma Ledoux
Albert McVicar
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San Francisco
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John McVicar
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Albert
Wella Fargo Express Co
Maxco
Arizona
California
Wichita Kan
Mormon Church Financed Utah Idaho Sugar Factories
In the Smoot inquiry Joseph Goohagan of Salt Lake City testified the Mormon church financed sugar factories in Utah and Idaho since infancy. He said neither church nor Mormon individuals controlled any stock, though the two largest concerns’ directors were mostly Mormon.
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Scripps Newnan Association
Washington, D.C
Joseph Goohagan
Salt Lake City
Utah
Idaho
Bank Robbery Strikes Bantly Bank Safe
Robbers dynamited the Bently bank safe this morning and escaped with $1,5000. A separate report from Lisbon states an English Packet line vessel sank in last night's storm with all aboard lost.
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Scripps News Association
Bantly
Mar
Bently Banks
Lisbon
Salvation Army Commander Speaks in Chattanooga Bridging the Gulf
Commander-in-chief Eva Booth arrives in Chattanooga Tennessee with Salvation Army officers to address a public meeting at the Auditorium. Mayor Frierson and Col. R. E. Holt to introduce her, booth will discuss Bridging the Gulf.
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Scripps News Association
Chattanooga
Tenn
Eva Booch
Salvation Army
Booth
Gol. R. E. Holt
Frierson
Gulf
Adobe wreck coroner's jury blames operator neglect
The Coroner's jury finds the Adobe wreck caused by the neglect of S E Lively, an operator. The verdict urges no criminal proceedings but calls for road-bed and signaling improvements. The panel notes the accident was not malicious.
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Scripps News Association
Canyon City
Col. Mar
Tate
Plymouth Steamer Burned at Fall River Dock
The Plymouth steamer burned to the water’s edge in Fall River today. Thirteen caretakers and two pioneers were damaged. Firemen escaped danger as crews towed the burning vessel from the dock. Estimated damage will near a million dollars with all but fifty thousand covered.
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Scerippe News Association
Newport
Plymouth
Fall River
Aloe
Miners and Operators Near Breakdown Over Pact
Scripps reports Indianapolis March 27 that miners and operators failed to agree. Joint committee voted to call a conference for 2 o clock to report a decision. About 400000 miners expected to strike at midnight Saturday when contracts expire. Vienna confirms appointment of Frances as American Ambassador. Chicago markets show wheat at 271 to 77 corn 48 to 45 oats 80 to 50.
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Scripps News Asseciation
Indianapolis
Te i
Scripps News Associaion
Vienna
Frances
Chicago
Warrants Issued After Jerome Insurance Probe
Magistrate Moss issued three warrants following a conference with District Attorney Jerome regarding insurance officials. Jerome telephoned the officials, who are expected to surrender with bondsmen. Only one warrant for Perkins was issued, with Perkins planning a writ of habeas corpus as Jerome seeks a speedy decision.
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Scripps News Ageociation
New York
Moss
Pélfe
Drt
Jerome
Fucmpd Gee
Policy Court Private
J. Sullivan
Grand Jury
O. Sullivan
Bliss, Gortelyn
Perkins
Money for Docks
The naval appropriation bill will allocate 100 98 to start Bremarton dock construction. When finished, the dock will cost about 1 40040000. Idaho’s Scoats Gooding asks Samuel Gomphers and John Mitchell to attend the confession hearing of Orchard and Adame, held for the murder of Governor Stéunanburg. Mitchall wired Gomphers for his view on the invitation.
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Washington, D. C
Bremarton
Scrippa Newn Alon
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