Washington puzzled by Japan’s changed mood and tensions
Officials in Washington struggle to assess Japan’s reported shift in sentiment toward the United States amid unrest linked to anti Japanese actions and protests. The State Department says it cannot confirm any new rift with Tokyo and will review all facts before drawing conclusions.
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Geeta Kurgkis
Washinston
Jietesta
Unoerten
Dapat
Tokio
Washington
San Vranereo
Etite
Cudiferthe
Shentliyet
Twelve Good Men and True Face Haywood Trial
A twelve man Idaho jury is sworn to hear the William D Haywood murder case. The panel, from diverse counties, includes farmers and businessmen, aims to decide guilt or innocence in the Governor Steunenberg assassination amid trial of the Western Federation of Miners leaders.
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Hoise
Idaho
William Jy. Haywood
Hia Hée
Frank Steunenberg
Haywood
Caldwell
Talesman
James H. Hawley
Moyer
Pettibone
Simpking
Western Federation of Miners
John Mitchell Returns Home After Hospital Stay
John Mitchell president of the United Ming Workers of America is back home after five weeks in a hospital following an operation. He showed no signs of relapse today.
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John Mitchell
Spring Valles
United Ming Workers of America
Remarkable recovery tale from Winterton patient
Abraham Brown recounts doctors misdiagnosing his illness as heart disease kidney trouble blood poison and stomach and liver ailments. After his wife urged Electric Bitters he recovered. one bottle did more than five doctors. Sold by C. D. Knoe fel, druggist, 50 cents.
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Abraham Brown
Winterton
N. Y
Irish Cabinet Faces Scrutiny After Convention Rejection
In Dublin yesterday the government faced a testing session as Premier and ministers debated measures to end the current term. Prentiss Campbell, a farmer member, urged details on the planned Irish tenants restoration and police powers, while the convention's unanimous rejection of the bill prompted regret and a plan to proceed with a different measure to aid evicted tenants.
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Trish
House of Cotftthamus
Prentiss
Fannerman
Dodadieve
Basse
Prish
Comins
Nationad Lestrae At Cineintath 0 St Keatis
Second game results list scores from multiple baseball matchups across leagues. Teams include Philadelphia Boston Chicago Pittsburg Washington Cleveland Chicago and others with varying final tallies.
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Nationad Lestrae
Cineintath
St. Keatis
Cinelhath
Teonwis
Philadelphia
Boston
Philladledpha
Moston
Chicago
Pittsburg
American League
Washington
Ewanmie
Philadelphiaa
Cleveland
Ciieaxe
American Association
Poleda
Columbus
Believes He Has a Titian Painting in Hand
Edward Sells of St Louis claims a painting bought for under 100 dollars a year ago is the Titian St Jerome. He asserts the work, dated about 1551, may be the lost piece sought since 1627. The painting came to Allison K Stewart in 1900 from a Honduran padre after a silver offering.
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St. Louis
Edward Sells
Set Loois
San Francisco Strike Expands as Operators Walkout
In San Francisco on June 4 all men employed by the Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph company quit work in sympathy with girl operators on strike for over three weeks to win union recognition.
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San Francisco
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Morton Suicide After Embezzlement Charge
Thomas J. Mor ton a collector charged with embezzling $5 000 was taken to the district attorney with two Pacific Screen Co officials when he shot himself in the head and died.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Pacific Screen Company
Thomas J. Morton
Roosevelt Asked to Intervene in Rohrer Extradition Case
President Roosevelt is urged to block the extradition of Charles Rohrer to England over an alleged Tiffanys and Loudon theft. New York attorney William Byrne argues a fair trial is required and warns extradition would infringe American rights. Byrne also appeals to British and American officials to protect Rohrer. A ruling was awaited in a few days.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Charles Kohrer
New York
England
Tiffany & Co
Loudon & Snyder
Loudon
United States
Green
Rohrer
William Mc Wyrne
Amattorney
Heother
Ragtagud
Trigh Ble
Great Hrntaru
Dass
Pittsburg Breaks Up Bucket Shop Trade Under New Law
The June 4 report notes a raid last evening arresting Ho A E Rins a broker tied to a New York firm as Pennsylvania tightens to abolish bucket shops under the anti bucket shop act. Organizers in Washington Indiana say they aim to curb bread trust and expand a local mill venture with 15000 capitalization and initial production of leaves of bread daily.
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Stuart
New York
Pennsylvania
Holmes
Washington
Edwin Os Iboitues. Jr
Depa Agricultur
Aq Caupargats
Supreme Court
Tiatrica of
Columbia
Morris merchant Abraham Lewis arrested for arson
Hammond June 4 Abraham Lewis a Morris Minnesota merchant was arrested at Whiting charged with arson and wife desertion. He allegedly left his wife and child and lived with another woman since his Morris store burned months ago. Lewis denies all charges.
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Hammond
Tad
Abraham Lewis
Morris
Minn
Whiting
Lewis
Various News Briefs From Ports to Politics And War
A light snowfall fell at New Port ROE while Wall Street shows weakness. General Thomas Ho Rager of the U S Army is deceased at his Stam ford Connecticut home. Oklahoma constitution ratification election set for August 6. Shanghai reports rising disorders in southern China. French seamen strike nears end after capitulation. A Jefferson Davis memorial was unveiled at Richmond. In Pittsburg Patrick Rearden fatally shot Thomas Morton and M M Moorehead before suicide over a woman. Charles F Grotefend a Washington National Bank teller in St Louis was sentenced to five years on guilty plea. The American Medical Society meets in Atlantic City to discuss tuberculosis fight. Major General J Franklin Bell plans inspections of Western army posts to boost service confidence.
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Shanghai
China
Prench
Jefferson Davis
Confederate States of America
Richmond
Pittsburg
Patrick Rearden
Thomas Morton
M. M. Moorehead
Charles F. Grotefend
Washington National Bank of St Louis
American Medical Society
Atlantic City
J. Franklin Bell
West
Forgiving Sister in Indianapolis Involves Forgery Case
A sister, Miss Noldoof, tied to a forged securities theft at a safety deposit Vault of Plether National Bank. The suspect was captured in Wheeling West Virginia and brought to Cincinnati for trial. the fraud charges were dismissed after recovery of all securities and losses settled.
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Indianapolis
Willian
Herstina
Pleteher
National Bank
Wheeling
Cinmeitutaati
Nold
Cincinnaty
Setutetmenab
Turbulent Peru to Europe War Reports and Weather Scandals
Fragmentary text describes Peru and India in conflict related notes and Armenian refugees, plus a weather forecaster fined in federal court for misusing the Weather Bureau Act. It mentions Michigan City Captain Tym and Indiana National Guard units arriving for a week of artillery practice with Rockville and Fort Wayne battalions nearby.
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Gearee
Flkclart
Wis
Weather Bureau Act
Butler
Alteanae
Oan
Michigan City
Dane
Tym
Stevenset
Stant
Indiana National Sound
Rockville
Fort Warne
Stabbing Victim Irvin Hampshire Held at Home
James Bharrs Irvin, twenty six, was stabbed in the chest and cut about the face and back by Charles. Irvin remains in his home as authorities detain him in jail.
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Anderson
James Bharrs
Irvin
Charles
See
Druids Hold 47th Todiana Grand Grove Meeting in Indianapolis
The Ancient Order of Druids convenes its forty seventh annual Todiana grand grove gathering in the hall on East Maryland street, Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Iudiata
Ancient Order of Druids
Order
Maryland Street
Edinger Dies by Own Action in Valparaiso
Jane i Adam Edinger of Hetron aged thirty six years in Valparaiso Indiana died by taking poison causing death. He leaves a widow and four children. Cause of death by own action is unknown.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Jane i Adam Edinger
Hetron
Coal Dealers Meet in Indianapolis Thirteenth Annual Convention
Members of the Michigan and Indiana Hetail Coal association gather in Indianapolis for their thirteenth annual convention. Proceedings begin with
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Indianapolis
Michigan and Indiana Hetail Coal Association
Local Briefs and Court Notes Highlight Late Week
The Osmegie library will close in June July and August at Suclock instead of 9 o clock. A circuit court rerisesed yesterday in a dispute involving the Central Mutual Benefit Association. High School blotter selections continue on the second page. Mrs. Leah Davie of Galena challenges a test given brother OT UU. Harry Lt. Snodgrass and WON Mill fished Sourdry's pond and landed a large German carp. Charis D Reesa, general counsel, met in Madison with the Commercial Club on cattle transport from Scottburg. The Ep earth Gespus convention near New Athens Neighborhood will proceed Wednesday and Thursday with addresses by Rev. WoMcPBPall and other clergy.
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Athens
Paob
Boon for Skin a Patent Remedy Promoted
An advertisement touts DD D as a powerful liquid remedy said to destroy the germ of eczema salt rheum ringworm and other skin diseases. It claims rapid results and free prescription by doctors with testimonials from customers and drugstore claims of instant relief.
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D. D
Doc.uc
Natiello Band in Rag Time Wednesday Night
Natiello Band performs Rag Time Wednesday night as part of an area music rundown. The piece mentions cultural exchanges and efforts toward peace amid Anglo Japanese relations, with local interest in a lively midweek event.
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Natiello
Carl von Linnaeus Statue Commemorates Swedish Botanist
The New York Academy of Sciences and New York Zoological Society mark the 200th anniversary of Carl von Linnaeus with a memorial statue. Erected near a bridge over the Bresnock River, the statue honors Linnaeus born May 23 1707 in Rashult Sweden and died January 1778 in Sweden. A Lincoln Park Chicago statue copy by Steckhelim Kyeliborg stands since 1801.
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Sary
Curt Ven Dittille
Dannawus
New York
Anetfean Museum of Natural
Tethae $Ste
Stansens
Linnaeus
Rashuit
Sweden
Net
Hammarly
New York Academy of Scienees
Steckhelim
Kyeliborg
Lincoln Park
Chicago
Roads Doing Business in Or Take Two-Cent Rate
A federal suit challenges a two cent rate law affecting railroad freight and interstate commerce. The Hock Island case will proceed with a temporary injunction hearing on June 12 as related stockholder actions are reviewed by Judge Lochrem. In London a baseball match at Tottenhall sees Oxford scholars defeat Landunp 22 to 7.
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St Pau
Coania
London
Jane
Tottenhalterdas
Oxford University
Fragmented notes mix travel talk markets and trials in 1920s era
A garbled column reports a wanderland sketch of places in South Dakota and Mexico with names like Minnies and Mrs O cise, plus a trial notice for Holmes in Washington. It also lists market quotes for grains and livestock from Indianapolis Chicago and Cincinnati with prices for wheat corn hay cattle hogs and sheep.
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