Japanese Leaders Threaten War Over Pacific Coast Dispute
Washington dispatch reports Viscount Tan I leader of Japan's opposition declares that if diplomacy fails Japan will take arms to defend Japanese subjects in San Francisco. The note follows claims of anti-Japanese actions and a broader plan by Japanese coast groups and Progressives to push policy changes in Tokyo and Washington.
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Viscount Tani
House of Peers
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San Francisco
Viscount Tan
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Seattle
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Agk
Pacific
Ototaika Yamaoka
Okuma
Takahashi
Noda
Kiwakaw
Bacon
Yamaoka
State Department
Dies While Bathing in Los Angeles Plunge
W. Rosenberger of South Heafield Pennsylvania died after collapsing while bathing at a Los Angeles plunge. Cause listed as unknown illness not drowning. Also reported: Missouri Pacific passenger No. 2 derailed near Diston Pueblo after leaving Pueblo at 1:30 PM. no deaths or serious injuries among passengers.
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Del
Rosenberger
South Heatfierd
Bimiul Baths
Deralied
Pueblo
Col
Missouri Pacific
Diston
Here
Two Girls Drown In Kishwaukes River Belvidere Mi
Minnie Haag and Delphia Koerring both about 16 years old drowned Sunday afternoon in the Kishwaukes river near Belvidere Mi. The incident occurred without warning and authorities are investigating the accident.
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Minnie Haag
Delphia Koerring
Kishwaukes River
President Roosevelt sails for Jamestown Exposition on Mayflower
President Roosevelt and party depart Washington navy yard aboard the Mayflower for the Jamestown exposition. They will attend Georgia state building dedication and National Editorial Association events at Hampton Roads and later return to Washington Tuesday morning. The entourage includes Mrs Roosevelt, Admiral and Mrs Cowles, Mr and Mrs Douglas Robinson, and others. The voyage features a 21 gun salute and daily appearances along the Potomac and at Hampton Roads before resuming duties in Washington and Oyster Bay for the summer.
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Roosevelt
Washington Navy Yard
Georgia State Building
National Editorial Association
Hampton Roads
Tlose
Cowles
Douglas Robinson
la Farge
New York City
Magner
Latty
White House
Navy Yard
Havy Yard
Potomac
Guy
Joseph M. Terrell
Georgia
W. N. Mitchell
Georgia State Committee
Navy
Metcal
Dolphin
National Ditorial Association
Loch
Oyster Bay
Ball Games of Sunday Results Across Several Leagues
Sunday baseball results list scores and line stats from national, american association, central, three I league and western league games. Incidents include a Los Angeles trolley wreck with two killed and many injured, and a Philadelphia incident where 18-year-old Margaret Chance was fatally burned after her dress ignited on an open car.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
American Association
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Loulaville
Louisville
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Indianapolis
Dayton
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Terra Haute
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Bloomington
Clinton
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Omaha
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Los Angeles Railway Company
Colorado
Center Streets
Margaret Chance
Fox Chage
Ninety-year-old Levi Woods Sues for Divorce
Ninety years old Levi Woods files for divorce from Mary Woods in Kalamazoo Mich on June 20. The couple married 27 years ago according to court filings.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Levi Woods
Mary Woods
Steve Adams to Be Placed on Stand in Gregory Murder Case
Boise report details Steve Adams, fellow prisoner and state witness, traveling from Wallace to Boise to testify in the W. D. Haywood murder case. His sworn confession, though repudiated by Adams, is in writing with interlineations. The Denver murder mystery and potential witnesses loom as officials debate Adams's testimony and possible self-incrimination defenses.
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Idaho
Steve Adams
Grother
W. D. Haywood
Wallace
Adama
Harry Orchard
Orchard
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Adams
Steve
Harry
Gregory
Lyte ‘Gregory
Denver
Simpxtns
Pettibone
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Loomis
Pan Gregory
Carder
Simpkins
Hing
Col
Western Federation of Miners
Charles H. Moyer
Whitlam D. Haywood
Ic Ja
Mexican President Invites Root to Mexico for Summer Visit
Ambassador Creel delivered an autograph letter from President Diaz inviting Secretary Root to Mexico as a guest of the republic. Root has accepted, planning a visit in the latter part of the summer. Secretary Root's trip aims to strengthen ties with Central and South American republics.
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Creel
Mexico
Root
President Diaz
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Diaz
Disorders in Ker Manshah as protests erupt in Persia
Teheran reports serious disturbances in Ker Manshah due to election disputes. The violence has caused significant loss of life and soldiers are looting the town. Several hundred Cossacks have departed from Shiraz for Kermanshah.
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Teheran
Ker Manshah
Ife
Ihis
Kermanshah
Julia Magruder Dies at 51 in Richmond Home
Miss Julia Magruder, novelist, died in Richmond on Sunday after a long illness. A Charlottesville native, she lived in Washington. Most of her stories were written since 1885.
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Julia Magruder
Richmond
Charlottesville
Washington
Busy Man's Corner and Odd Judicial Railings
A jumble of brief items notes Captain John Walker's death, a deadly plantation clash in Yasco City, a fatal lightning strike in Indiana, and fugitive Dan Coughlin’s habeas corpus release. Also mentions a college venture in Grand Junction, a Philippine-bound infantry unit from San Francisco, a Charleston judge's Supreme Court seat, and a Kansas ouster ruling against a brewing firm.
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Biloxi
Mise
Hirk Plantation
Yasco City
Alisa
Ibrea Hegroes
University of Industry, Science and Art
Grand Junction
Col
Cardegle Foundation
William Moline
Shoals
Ind
Dan Coughlin
Chicago
Mobile
Ala
South America
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Brownsville
Tcident
Cal
Philippines
San Francisco
Buford
FL K Donn
Charleston
Almolz Supreme Court
Third Judicial Biatriet
Jacob W. Willian
Danville
Kansas Supreme Court
Anhéuger-Lusch Browing Company
Boy115Is Airship Pilot At Columbus Driving Park
Cromwell Dickson, 15, built a 20 foot airship at Columbus Driving Park and flew Sunday for about an hour. The craft uses foot power to turn the propeller, operated like riding a bicycle, and Dickson steered and controlled it with apparent ease.
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Cromwell Dickson
Columbus
Dickson
Will
President Cabrera killed rumors swirl in Mexico City
A private dispatch from Mexico City on June 16 claims President Cabrera of Guatemala was assassinated Sunday, though verification was not possible. Washington reports on June 10 note Guatemalan minister Dr Louis Moriarto had received word of the alleged killing by midnight. Also reported are four Milwaukee children’s deaths on June 10 from tainted sardines, carbelle oil, and drowning in a basement pool.
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Carrera
Guatemala
Washington
Louis Toledo Moriarto
Cabrera
Milwaukee
Viola Boldt
John Boldt
Clarence Boldt
Viola
Ludwig Luss
Peter Lugs
Joseph Komrath
Herman Komrath
Hauee
Ohio Man Falls Dead in Texas Surf Tragedy
A party of 15 prominent Ohio and Indiana figures traveling through Houston in late June reached Galveston where M. E. Overhuls, a Napoleon, Ohio city council member, collapsed and died from heart failure as he stepped into the surf. He was 25 years old.
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Texas
Houston
Tex
Indiana
Galveston
Sta
M. E. Overhuls
Napoleon
British Ambassador Jemea Bryce to Speak at Illinois University
The British ambassador Mr. Jemea Bryce will deliver an address to the University of Illinois student body in Champaign next Wednesday after arriving from Wear, Washington. He will also speak in St. Louis and other midwestern cities before returning to Washington.
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Wear
Washington
Jemea Bryce
Champaign
University of Tlinois
St. Louis
Middle West
Fire devastates Bryant Street area in San Francisco
A major blaze Saturday night on Bryant Street between Seventh and Eighth destroyed property valued at 200 099 dollars. The Franklin Brahmar school Yosemite four mills a lodging house and all remaining buildings of the Customs Seed company and San Francisco Paste Company were reported wrecked. A separate item notes Thomas Stack a telegrapher from 274 Division street near Chicago declared death preferable to joining a labor union and leapt from a window early Sunday morning.
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Bryant Street
Franklin Brahmar
Yosemite Four Mills
Customs Seed Company
San Francisco Paste Company
Union
Chicago
Thomas Stack
Division Street
New Minden
Nashville
Aj Parochial School
Iown
Des Moines
Pleasant Valley
Wiliam Harvey
Elmer Gaber
Willam Harvey
Marlon Howsar
Ira
Albert Hickman
Marion County
Drowning Tragedy Near Beaver Dam Wisconsin
In Beaver Dam Wisconsin on June 10 a man identified as Koehn his wife and their eight month old baby drowned in Beaver Dam lake. It is believed the baby fell from a boat prompting Koehn to jump in to save the child and Mrs Koehn fell in.
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Wis
Herman Kohn
Beaver Dam Lake
Goethe and Schiller Monument Dedicated in Cleveland
The Goethe and Schiller monument in Cleveland was dedicated Sunday as a gift from German citizens. The ceremony included the formal unveiling and a German American festival.
Wind and Cloudburst Kill Thirty in Gradyville Area
A devastating cloudburst in Gradyville Kentucky and nearby areas Friday night left thirty residents dead and caused extensive destruction. Reports list victims including Mrs Nell and her four children, Mrs Lum Hill and child, and State Senator Nell among the dead. Bridges washed away, crops ruined, and numerous homes destroyed as floods inundated lowlands.
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Gradyville
LE. CG. Nell
Gradsville
Vieldlly
Nell
Adair County
Columbia
Columbi
Stock
Covington
York
Henry Rook
Luciada Pickerton
Aire
John Bostiek
Beattra
Wabash
Grayville
Ind
James Layton
Layton
Duquoin
Mwl
Jupiter
Lexington
Kentucky
Disorders in Persia as election conflicts flare in Kermanehan
Serious disorders have broken out in Kermanehan, Persia, due to election disputes with substantial loss of life reported. Looting by soldiers has been noted as the unrest continues. In Cleveland, a German citizens gift, the Goethe and Schiller monument, was dedicated Sunday with services of praiseful rhetoric and a German American festival.
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Cleveland
Attempt to wreck train near Los Angeles reported
Railroad officials report an attempt to wreck the southbound Southern Pacific Overland near Los Angeles. A heavy log chain was found across a siding switch rail by a track walker, which would have derailed the train if not detected.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Southern Pacific Overland
National GOP chief to address Missouri banquet in Kansas City
Harry M. New of Indianapolis accepts invitation to attend and address the tenth annual banquet of the Missouri Republican club in Kansas City on June 18.
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Kansas City
Harry 3. New
Indianapolis
Ind
National Republican Committee
Missouri Republican Club
Plague fight and tragic farming suicide in brief
In Port of Spain Trinidad the government acts to stamp out bubonic plague and has cabled New York for large prophylactic serum supplies. In New York Hange Himasif reports the suicide of William Aaronson, an expert agriculturist and farm manager from Florence New Jersey, following crop failure due to unseasonable weather.
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Port of Spain
Haa
New York
Himasif
William Aaronson
Florence
N. J
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