Fear Trouble With Japan Escalates as U S Eyes San Francisco
President Roosevelt notes US Japan relations have sharpened over California school segregation. He supports equal educational rights with separation for adults, insists on treaty terms, and vows to safeguard American interests amid talk of possible clashes. Diplomats foresee a potentially tense period, with Japan looming on the Philippines horizon.
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Roosevelt
San Francisco
Washington
California
United States
Japan
Metcalf
Philippine Islands
Secrets of Teamsters in Chicago Court Trial
In Chicago the secrets of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters will be revealed in court as allies of Cornelius Shea face conspiracy charges from a year ago strike. Albert Young and three others pleaded guilty and agreed to testify, prompting a defense stampede and a request for delay that was denied as the trial began.
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Chicago
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
United States
Cornelius P. Shea
Teamsters
Albert Young
The
International Brotherhood
Shea
Bniow
Trist
Officials announce promotions at National Transit Company
Pittsburg reports promotions amid the death of Daniel O Day vice president of the National Transit Company and John O'Brien of Lima Ohio general manager of Buckeye Pipeline. Calvin N Payne named vice president with New York headquarters H L Scrafford becomes general manager of pipelines based in Pittsburg James O Brien becomes Payne's assistant O S June appointed general superintendent Buckeye Lima divisions.
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National Transit Company
Pittsburg
Daniel O'Day
John O’brien
Lima
Buckeye Pipe Line Company
Calvin N. Payne
National Transit
Affiliated Companies
New York
H. L. Scrafford
Nreka
Southwest Pennsylvania
Buckeye
Macksburg
James 8. O’brien
Mr. Payne
Scrafford
0. S. June
Marietta, O
McClelland contest could swing Ohio Ninth seat
Toledo dispatch notes Independent Democrat I R Sherwood faces a contest hearing by the state election board after Republican McClelland claims Sherwood votes on the independent ticket are void. If upheld, McClelland would win the Ninth Ohio district seat.
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Ohio
McClelland-Sherwood
Toledo
I R. Sherwood
Congress
Ohio Congressional District
Secretary of State
McClelland
State Election Board
Sherwood
Special Rates for Coal Kings and Armed Land Grabs
Salt Lake City reports on interstate commerce inquiry into coal land grabs in the Intermountain region. Testimony details Holliday and others using armed force to seize claims, secret tariffs, and special rates enjoyed by Utah Fuel, Pleasant Valley, and related firms. Washington coverage notes Senator Warren denying an affidavit claim.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
E. ©. Clarke
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Denver & Rio Grande System
G. D. Holliday
Whitmore Canyon
Sunnyside
Holliday Coal Company
Robert Forrester
Utah Coal Company
J. Kipman
Robert Kirken
Pleasant Valley Coal Company
Kirken
Holliday
Utah Fuel Company
Arthur Sweet
Charles M. Owen
Sweet
F. M. Wheeling
Mr. Sweet
J. H. Judson
Coal Company
W. O. Williams
Pleasant Valley Goar Company
Wasatch
Denver & Rio Grande
Senator Warren
Washington
City
Meyendorff
General Land Office
Warren
Senator Clark
Union Pacific Coal Company
Four men and foreman killed in dynamite blast near Moccasin Gap
Four men and a foreman were instantly killed by a dynamite blast in an excavation for a railroad near Moccasin Gap Va about 20 miles west of Knoxville. Ten passengers injured in the wreck of Rock Island train No 12 near Waukomis Okla eight miles south of Enid.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Moccasin Gap
Enid
Okla
Rock Island
Waukomis
Rest s Case in Gillette Murder Trial Concludes Evidence
The Chester Gillette murder trial near Herkimer closes its evidence phase as the defense rests after a rigorous cross examination. Gillette disputes key points, calling many statements false and admitting some acts were cowardice. Separate notices report on trade, diplomacy, Congo affairs, a railway strike, and local indictments.
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Gillette
Herkimer
X. Y
Chester Gillette
Grace Brown
Miss Brown
Wreck Blame Shift Amid Telegraph Error Probe
Southern railway officials probe a wreck near Lynchburg Va that killed President Samuel Spencer. Operator C D Matto ux disappeared after release and may be prosecuted. Investigators traced block telegraph sheets showing miscommunication allowing conflicting trains. Spencer funeral set for Sunday with Morgan among honorary pallbearers.
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Pierpont Morgan
Spencer
Pullman
Lynchburg
Southern Railway
Samuel Spencer
New York
Baltimore
C D. Mattoux
Rangoon
Mattoax
The
Virginia
Rangeor
Mattoux
Jacksonville
Malloux
Washington and Southwestern Vestibuled Limited
Southwestern Limited
Washington
Lawyers
St. John’s Church
Roland C. Smith
Southern
Road
J. Pierpont Morgan
Three Banks Close Doors Over Ready Cash Shortage
McDonough county banks led by The Bank of Macomb and Chandler operated institutions suspended after an examiner found a shortage of cash. Deposits total about 510,000 with capital funds listed. real estate investments tied to Chandler in the county. Roosevelt commends dismissal of three Twenty fifth Infantry members amid Brownsville unrest as Congress may seek full War Department records. Cannibalism plea by Bronson Alcott remarks the Concord philosopher argues for eating the best meat if any meat is cut.
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Peoria
McDonough County
C. W. Chandler
Maccomb
Chandler
Bank of
Chandler & Imes Bank
Colchester
Capital
Chandler & Smith Bank
Bardolph
Washington
Roosevelt
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Brownsville
Tex
North
Congress
Bronson Alcott
Concord
Lipton Describes Prosperity In Am es In Real Thing
Sir Thomas Lipton writes that American prosperity is real and broad based across trade and commerce. He rejects the idea of financial manipulation and cites expansion in manufacturing agriculture mining and consumer purchasing power as evidence, noting confidence and no fear to speak openly.
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Amés
London
Thomas Lipton
America
Department of Trade and Commerce
Knogland
Thomas
Atlantic
Fatal Streetcar Collision Kills Miss Kamp in Cincinnati
A streetcar and automobile collision in Cincinnati fatally injures Miss Etta Kamp. Other near contemporaries include Rep Richard J Garvey death from pneumonia in St Joseph Missouri spouse Emma Ernde and two daughters die in a lamp explosion in Hagerstown Maryland and two northern plains families face cold tragedy as Vincent Spilner and child die from freezing with another member in critical condition. Pullman porters begin union drive seeking wages adequate to support families without charity.
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Etta Kamp
Cincinnati
Richard J. Garvey
Missouri
St. Joseph
Emma Ernde
Charles Ernde
Grace
Gladys
Hagerstown
Pullman Porters
Pullman Company
Vincent Spilner
Wells County
N. D
Spilner
Pitner
Grain and live stock prices in multiple markets
The report lists cattle, sheep, hog, and calf prices from Chicago Buffalo Cleveland Cincinnati and Toledo markets with figures for prime, butcher, and feeder categories. It also notes a burglary in New Orleans where jewels worth up to $6,800 were stolen from Mrs. Frank Emmett’s boarding house safe containing items belonging to Mr. and Mrs. C. Joachim.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Toledo
Lima
Indiana
New Orleans
Frank Emmett
C. Joachim
Tebherm
De Beers Suspicion and Ghosts of English Labor
A De Beers officer in Kimberley faced a year of surveillance before a detective revealed the man was honest, proving trust rests on intimate observation. England’s clerks endure living-in rites. a penny-a-day meal cut saves profits, squeezing workers. Germany’s Ebermeier is fined for an open mouth amid a street scene. a court clears him of gross misdemeanor but imposes a minor fine. Sailing ships fade as square rigs vanish. 1904 to today counts show collapse of full rigged ships under U.S. flag, with expectant disappearance within twenty years.
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Diamond Winera
de Beers Corporation
Kimberley
Hardakipas
England
Germany
Ebermeier
Mack
London Morning Leader
United States Commissioner of Navigations
Seattle’ Post
Intelligencer
Three Sentiments by Prince Bismarck on Forgiveness
Count Enzenberg asked Bismarck to write on an albom with autographs of Guizot and Thiers. Guizot inscribed two prudence rules, forgive much and never forget. Thiers noted that a little forgetting could preserve sincerity. Bismarck added that he fears forgetting and must be forgiven much.
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Prince Bismarck
Count Enzenberg
Paris
Guizot
Thiers
Ehlers
Where He Was Gray and a Grim Double Life
A playful quip contrasts age and hair color while a grim note follows in New Jersey. Mrs Archibald Lance, 54, reportedly committed suicide in her cellar as her son was armed in Newark. Family says no known motive and the town council is involved.
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Wedang
Washington
XN. J
Archibald Lance
Levere
Newark
N. J
Famliz
Sa Money
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Decatur
Ind
Standard Oil Company
Preble
NSEIT
Troy
Kan
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Here
J. W. Harris
Hae
Lingafelter
Coshocton
H. H. Bishop
Illinois
Iowa
United States Steel Corporation
Painesville
Dee
Cleveland Public Library
Thomas Jefferson Godfrey
Celina
Darke County
Allen, Au- Blaize
Defiance
Mercer
Paulding
van Wert
Williams Counties
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Huntress
Columbus
Levi Stump
Nellie Clifton
Westerville
Stump
Soy
Frank Lonison
Charlies Bylow
Tiffit
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Heidelberg University
Miss Barnum
Cooperstown
N.Y
Chardon
Johan Vole
Volf
Nelsonville
Joseph Robinson
Columbus Steel and Iron Company
Bridgeport
John Nellinger
Dayton, O
Henry Waltzman
Dec
Bigger
Ice Trust
Ice Men
Leavenworth
John Sullivan
Sullivan
Fifth New York Cavalry
Comanche County
Librado Rivera
Gray
State of Trade
R. G. Dun & Company
Weekly Review of Trade
Daily Mail
Mortimer Durand
Canada
Congo
Brussels
Chamber of Deputies
M. de Poeste
M. Renken
Belgium
Leopold
Tucson
Ariz
Sonora
Southern Pacific
Nogales
Guaymas
Mexico
J. M. Reiter
Hermosillo
Reitz
Abraham Ruef
Jeremiah Dinan
Chief Dinan
Dinan
el Paso
Maria Ponce de Gonzales
Juarez
Chihuahua
Lipton
Heinze
Butte
Mont
Aetna Bankef
Augustus Heinze
Wayne
Marat Wilson
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Syracuse Post- Standard
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