Japanese amazed at our attitude toward treaty rights
Special to The New York Times reports that Japan views the immigration bill as a setback not a settlement. Tokyo argues the school question and treaty rights require independent resolution and rejects linking school segregation to broader immigration limits. President Roosevelt may push for exclusion if diplomacy falters. San Francisco school board plans and officials leave for the city.
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Hawaiian Japanese Protest Against Immigration Ban
A mass meeting in Honolulu orders a cable to President Roosevelt protesting the U S immigration ban as enslaving Japanese people to Hawaiian capitalists. In Tokyo, papers react pacifically to the San Francisco school question settlement and discuss treaty clauses and consular jurisdiction.
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Japanese Training Squadron Arrival at Honolulu Harbor
The Japanese squadron of Matsushima Shoshida teisho Matsu ships arrived at Honolulu on February 19. Admiral Tomika on the Matsushima signaled approach by wireless, Admiral Vers replied, sampans greeted the fleet, and a national salute welcomed the visitors. Officials exchanged visits and Japanese ships docked at the naval wharf.
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Ambler shooting leads to $2000 bail for Hoopes
Dawson Hoopes shot at Charles Newhall in Ambler Pennsylvania after following him from the Ambler Hotel to the station. Newhall survived with minor injuries and testified that Hoopes was drunk and insane. Hoopes, manager for Hoopes and Townsend, was released on bail for a hearing.
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Clement
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Tobacco Merger Talks Between Major Cigar Makers Reported
The Times confirms discussions of a possible consolidation between the American Tobacco Company and the United Cigar Manufacturers' Company. The deal would absorb the independent United Cigar Manufacturers, with about 490 million cigars produced yearly, but key issues remain unresolved and official denial is issued by Walter A. Schiffer, secretary of the United company.
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Albany discovers 2362 stock tax stamps in old desk
Controller Glynn pursues inquiry after finding 2362 stock transfer stamps worth 2332 dollars concealed in a desk at Quayte & Son printing plant. Ex chief clerk Watkins had claimed destruction of unaccounted stamps, while auditors Hourigan and Kearney found no stamps on Jan 9. Amount includes 2200 in new issue two dollar stamps.
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Albany
Glynn
Charles M. Watkins
Transfer Tax Bureau
John Hourigan
Mr. Glynn
William F. Kearney
Stock Transfer Bureau
Special Train to Atlantic City From Washington’s Birthday
Special service to Atlantic City departs from New York on February 21 at 1 25 P M via Pennsylvania Railroad with Broiler Buffet Parlor Cars and coaches Other through trains run at 9 55 A M 2 55 P M weekdays Sundays 7 55 A M returning from Atlantic City on February 24 with parlor cars and dining car 430 P M no coaches and 530 P M coaches
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Bomb Explosion Triggers Panic at East Sixty First Street Tenement
A bomb wrecked a five story building at 326 East Sixty first Street late last night endangering more than a hundred residents. Firemen used ladders to rescue frightened tenants from crowded fire escapes as debris filled hallways and shattered windows rained dust over the stairwells. Detectives questioned Parmella but offered no motive. Bozorglili family listed among several occupants.
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Stalled Express Train Delays Commuters in Grand Central Tunnel
A Lem 'express' train leaving White Plains was two hours late reaching Grand Central Station after its third rail and motor failed in the Fork Avenue tunnel. Smoke and gas filled the tunnel while a yard engine tried to push the car to the station. Air brakes failed and another locomotive finally pulled the stalled train into the Grand Central Palace Annex.
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Cincinnati Banker Creates 250000 Trust for Young Women
J G Schmidlapp of Cincinnati announces a $250000 trust to aid young women in illness confinement or education. The trust memorializes his daughter Charlotte killed abroad last summer. Administered by city officials and Union Trust five directors, with no trustee limit. Income grows to reach 2000000 before full distribution begins.
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Rockefeller Bond Filed To Secure Court Appearance
Findlay Ohio February 19 J O Troup of Bowling Green attorney for the Standard Oil cases filed John D Rockefeller personal bond for 1000 to guarantee appearance at the first day of the next term of court and to continue from day to day until discharged to answer the charge of conspiracy against trade in county courts.
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Findlay
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Bowling Green
Standard Oil
John D. Rockefeller
Lehigh Valley R R Tickets On Sale Dates and Fares
Train tickets from Lehigh Valley Railroad go on sale February 28 through April 29 with fares 355 and 1,460 Broadway. Advertisement notes Omens Ol and mentions a trial of Thoekay.
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Mother Accuses Son in Jewelry Theft
Mrs Blanche Beers of Harlem told police her 20-year-old son Harry stole $5,000 worth of heirloom jewelry from her home at 25 West 123th Street after returning from a world trip. She urged swift arrest, noting Harry’s history and recent breakout from home.
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Coroner attacks hospital patient transfers in New York
Coroner Julius Harburger told the Assembly committee that hospitals transfer dying patients to manipulate mortality figures. He urged action against a Truth bill while Assemblyman Robinson condemned the proposal for not allowing hospital refusals for contagious, delirium tremens, or unsuitable cases. Harburger praised the measure as humane and cited deaths from transfers, noting a patient died 27 minutes after transfer. Assistant Corporation Counsel Butts said Commissioner Hoebberd approved the measure.
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Two-Cent Passenger Rate Bills Move Across States
Reports from Missouri West Virginia Nebraska and Mississippi detail passage or advancement of two-cent passenger rate bills or similar rate orders. Missouri Amends to include penalties from 100 to 500 per violation. Nebraska Senate approves. Louisiana? Mississippi orders 48 cent rates to take effect in 30 days.
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Missouri Pronunciation Debated in Missouri House
In Jefferson City Representative Muir introduces a joint resolution on the proper pronunciation of Missouri. The plan states the name should come from Native American roots and be spoken in three syllables with emphasis on the second. The first syllable uses a short i and the second long oo, while the final syllable ends with s.
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Augusta and Charleston Rail Schedules Mentioned Briefly
A garbled note lists Augusta Charleston Sumerville times and a travel route via the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. It references Florida Information Bureau and a Broadway corner address, with errant phrases about Toric eye classes and a firm on Aiden Lane, indicating an unclear local notice or ad fragment.
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Aiden Lane
Reyburn Wins Philadelphia Mayor Race in Large Victory
John E. Reyburn, Republican, defeats fusion candidate William Potter for mayor by over 35,000 votes in Philadelphia. The City Party sweep includes judges and city offices, with reform and anti party machine sentiment cited, though voter indifference noted and turnout below 85 percent.
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John E. Reyburn
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Saved Policeman Rescues Tenants as Fire Spreads
Four policemen guided forty tenants from a burning tenement at West 126th Street after a midnight basement fire trapped them. They found Policeman Hausman unconscious on the roof and revived him, while all tenants were accounted for and the blaze deemed incendiary in origin.
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May Not Dig Herculanum Plans Raise Funds
Rome reports Prof Boni of the Roman Forum excavations asked to join an International Committee to raise funds for the Herculanum excavation project led by Prof Waldstein of King's College Cambridge. Waldstein, an American, reportedly offers $10,000,000 of surplus U S government funds, warning plans may be abandoned if funds cannot be generated.
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Rhode Island Woman Suffrage Passed in Senate
Providence February 19 Rhode Island Senate approves a bill granting women the right to vote for Presidential electors by a 19 vote margin. The measure now advances to the House for consideration as supporters cite equal rights and civic participation.
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Three Day Tour to Washington by Pennsylvania Railroad
A three day itinerary by the Pennsylvania Railroad on February 21 offers rates of 12 or 14.50 dollars from New York covering hotel selected expenses. Ticket agents at Loneult or C. Studio advertise an A 6 percent commission through Fifth Avenue area.
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Young Roosevelt Missing in Porcellion Club Initiation
Boston February 19. Young Roosevelt disappears from his lodgings in Cambridge just as initiation into the Porcellion Club was to proceed. Authorities and friends debate whether the vanish is part of the ceremony, noting the youth is not the type to flee.
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Roosevelt
Porcellion Club
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Diamond Purse Found In Street Gutter Valued At 400
James Butler a driver living at 220 West Nineteenth Street handed a gold diamond studded purse he found at Sixth Avenue and Thirtieth Street to police at the West Thirtieth Street station. Sergt McCann estimated the pouch value at 400 dollars.
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Queen Buys Poet's Home Creates Carducci Museum
Queen Margherita purchased the house and library of the late Italian poet Giosue Carducci in Bologna after his death on February 15. She donated the property to Bologna with conditions that the poet's inhabited rooms remain unchanged and that posterity may visit. The house will function as a Carducci Museum.
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Gas Mine Disaster Kills Up To Eighty In Coahuila
In Coahuila near Las Esperanzas a gas explosion in coal mines yesterday killed between sixty and eighty men. Fifty four bodies were recovered and twelve entombed men were rescued. Eleven injured people are in hospital. One third of the bodies recovered are Japanese. Rescue teams toil at depths exceeding three thousand five hundred feet with slow progress.
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McGill Offers Position to Dr Osler in Ottawa
Ottawa reports a McGill meeting of faculty and governors to discuss offering a post to Dr Osler former Johns Hopkins famed physician now at Oxford. The exact role is not disclosed but may include dean of medicine. Osler had resisted McGill efforts in the past though is said to have shown openness during his Canadian visit.
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Ontario
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Oxford University
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Osler
Canada
French Cruiser Jean Bart Stranded Off Barbary Coast
The French cruiser Jean Bart, a 4044 ton third class ship built at Rochefort in 1801, ran aground on a reef off the Barbary coast on February 12. All attempts to refloat her failed and the crew are safely encamped ashore. The ship measures 346 feet and carries four 6.4 inch, six 5.5 inch, fourteen 2.5 inch, and several smaller guns.
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Canary Island
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Rochefort
Tax Commissioner Frank E Healy Removed in New Haven
Frank E Healy of Windsor Locks was dismissed from the post of Tax Commissioner by Gov Woodruff for improper conduct as a state officer He was accused of offering a Hartford County Commissionership from the Legislature in exchange for $1200 payment Healy previously served as political agent for Lieut Gov Lake and as manager for Gov Roberts two years ago He was appointed by Gov Roberts to the tax post
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Frank E. Healy
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Howard M. Steele
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Fallone
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Roberts
Mexican Petroleum Company Chartered in Delaware
The Mexican Petroleum Company Limited of Delaware has been chartered at Dover to deal in petroleum and acquire gold silver iron and copper mines in Mexico and the United States. Capital is 50 000 000. Incorporators are Harry W. Davis Horace S. Gould and Samuel B. Howard. It is connected to the Corporation Company of 185 Broadway. Further details were refused at that office.
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Wilmington
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Mexican Petroleum Company, Limited
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Mexico
United States
Harry W. Davis
Horace S. Gould
Millbrook
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Broadway
Samuel B. Howard
L Tannenbaum Surrenders to District Attorney
Lippman Tannenbaum president of Himalaya Mining Company surrendered in Boston to answer a twelve count larceny indictment. He was released on two hundred dollar bail after appearing before Judge Gaskill. Authorities allege he sold Himalaya bonds meant to fund development and diverted the proceeds to Rachel Tannenbaum.
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Jerome Aims to End Thaw Trial Cross Examinations
Cross lawyers clash as Jerome seeks to end the Thaw trial by a lunacy commission. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw testifies under pressure while Jerome challenges her story with receipts, dates, and letters to Stanford White in a dramatic court session.
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