Bryan and Japan strain shadows California immigration issue
Secretary Bryan faces scrutiny over 1908 platform plank on foreign residents amid tense talks with Japan. President Wilson aides ease fears as Bryan departs for Sacramento to counsel California authorities on avoiding diplomatic friction with Oriental powers. Moore to handle State Department duties in Bryan's absence.
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Japan
Knox
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Morning News Digest Mixed Local and National Highlights
A compact review of scattered items including political races, legal actions, and social notices. Mentions Belmont, Pitons, and Smyrna era topics with various committees and public debates. Includes references to figures like Bryan and Sulzer and events such as Passover wine seizures and indictments in progress.
Secretary Daniels Cancels Bryce Dinner After Fire
Raleigh April 4 A fire in the basement of The News and Observer building destroyed the plant. Loss estimated at 75 dollars with insurance. Secretary of the Navy Daniels was at the Associated Press dinner when word arrived. he cancelled a Bryce tribute speech to return home.
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Raleigh
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Navy Department
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Associated Press
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Ambassador Bryce
Teetotal Diplomacy At Bryan Dinner Draws Contention
London editorial mocks Secretary Bryan for enforcing wine free dinners with diplomats. Washington report quotes Bryan stating the dinner honoring Ambassador Bryce was enjoyable and wineless, explaining it as his and Mrs Bryan’s personal choice. He says the nonuse of wine was clarified to guests and did not mar the occasion.
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London
Daily Press
W. J. Bryan
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Ryan
Tribune Bureau
Washington
William Jennings Organ
Forsig
Wilson
Mr. Bryan
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Bryce Dunner
Merchantman Armed Poet's Kin Quits Trolley Service
In ekaston on April 4, the grandson of Henry W Longfellow, Dana Longfellow, resigned after a month as a streetcar conductor. Friends say long hours and tedious work led to the departure, with plans to pursue journalism instead.
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Longfellow
Ekaston
Henry W. Longfelley
Imund Trowbridge Dana
Dana
Jennie Holliday
Pers
Fuatia
Enelin
Richard Henry Dang
Cambridge
Aragon sails from Southampton with armed crew for South America
The Royal Mall Steam Packet Company's Aragon, a 10,000 ton British merchant steamer, is sent with guns and ammunition for possible action. She carries sufficient Royal Naval Reserve officers and men to operate the armament if required. The move marks a milestone in civilian vessels bearing weaponry during the period.
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Southampton
South America
Royal Mall Stean Packet Company
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Royal Naval Reserve
Anti Cocaine Bill Set Back in Senate
Albany April 4 The Senate Codes Committee reported the Walker bill amended to meet objections of the County Medical Society The measure aims to limit cocaine possession The bill was stalled by Senator Thompson and Senator Coats with Wagner urging passage and vowing to seek a suspension of the rules to bring it to a vote Physicians back the bill hoping it does not hinder legitimate cocaine use
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Senate Codes Committee
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Wagner
Aader
Thompson
Niagara County
Coats
Franklin
Senate
Baby swept through culvert rescued near Windber
Rena Newman, two years old, fell into a culvert near her Windber home while playing near a brook. She was washed about 300 feet through a sixteen inch pipe and unconscious when found by a passerby. Rescued and revived on the scene.
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Windber Toda
Syracuse Man Detained After Onlookers Hear Shout I’m From Syracuse
Police at Fast List station intervene when George Schaeffer, 53, a Syracuse clothing manufacturer, is found shouting I am from Syracuse between New York Central tracks at 53rd Street and Park Avenue. He is charged with intoxication after being led from the rails to East List Street station.
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East List Street
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YOTEL POOLROOM RAID REPORTS NO ARRESTS
Inspector Dover and a squad raided a ninth floor poolroom at No 3 West divider street. Inmates were released but a quantity of gaming paraphernalia was seized including sheets, charts and equipment. One man called for was absent. four others were present. No warrant obtained.
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Tee Souther
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Teeanms
Governor Sulzer vetoes Blauvelt direct primary bill
In a dramatic message to the Senate Governor Sulzer denounces the Blauvelt direct primary measure as fraud and a political subterfuge. He vows not to be a political hypocrite and promotes his own bill while pressing upstate lawmakers to back it.
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Sulzer
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Boards of Trade and Business Men
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Orner
Belmont Keeps Lake as Part of His Estate
Hempstead Long Island April 4 Eugene Parsons and village trustees demanded Belmont grade sidewalks in front of his estate The magnate replied he would keep the lake as part of his property and viewed the request as interference He noted plans to donate land for a park but questioned village duties and residents' criticism
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Long Island
Eugene Parsons
Board of Village Trustees
August Belmont
Belmont
Jene Parsons
Miltary
New York
Fulton Avenue
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Board of
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House of Belmont
Gene” Parsons
Belmont Theatot
Gene Parsons
Navy Flyers New Record Lost Mail Drifts Ashore
A bag of mail believed consigned to Italy was found on a Long Beach Long Island beach. Jesse Abrams reported finding the bag while driftwood gathering, with speculation that a mail clerk looted a shipment and overboarded it. The incident drew attention from the Postmaster General as investigators search for the liner and origin of the letters.
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Italy
Long Beach
Long Island
Oaly
Snk
Flight officers set altitude record at Annapolis field
Lieutenant PLN ba Bel langer and Ensign Victor Herbster pushed to new heights today as the pair climbed to 4,450 feet. The former mark of 3,400 feet was previously held by Lieutenant John H. Towers at the same field.
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John H. Towers
Auto Driven by Doctor's Son Hits Artist's Wife
Mrs. Charles B Winitt, wife of an artist, was struck crossing Broadway near her home in Manhattan. Her right leg broken and she was cut. police say Young Miller Jr., son of Dr. George M. Miller, was driving the car. Miller and Ward Stuart Peck, in the vehicle, stopped after the collision and took her to a drug store before going to the West 1120th Street police station. Miller was not arrested.
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Tilst Street
Brton Heights Hospital
Ward Stuart Peck
Edward Stuart Peck
Park Avenue
Miller Young Miller
Wibirt
1120 Street
Wilson's duty sense won as he stayed for baseball
President Wilson wrestled with conflict between meeting Bryan at 5 p.m. and watching the Boston Washington game. He hoped the contest would end in time for the White House conference on Japan, yet he stayed, reluctant, as Washington tied Boston 2 to 2 and fans roared. He joined the crowd, laughed, and stood up with the fans at the seventh inning stretch.
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Woody
Bill threatens Sabbath observance liberalization
In Hartford April the senate adopted a bill to permit more liberal Sunday observance during prescribed hours. It would allow sports musical entertainments and moving picture shows. The House has not yet acted on the measure.
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Plan to end Jewish burlesque protests nationwide
A meeting in the city gathered Jewish, civic, philanthropic, and religious groups to oppose offensive Jewish characters on stage. A follow up meeting will set organizational steps and a boycott plan targeting theaters that refuse to remove such productions after being asked to do so.
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Fire Sweeps Training Ship Granite State at Dock
A blaze on the paint room of the Granite State, a training ship of the battalion of the United States Naval Reserve in New York, endangered twenty five aboard. Firefighters and fireboats battled the flames as Hick Doyle, trapped, jumped into the river. The fire was driven toward the forecastle and then burned out, destroying records, trophies, arms, and machine guns. Damage estimated at 5,000 dollars.
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Sxfier
Attrberg
J. Hood Wright Hospital
Forvant
Fie
Tony Seater
Hire Witiels
Boy's Bride A Grandmother
A report notes Phillipsburs No 1 on April 21 1909 securing consent from his father Clifford Allemose nineteen years old to marry. Allemose boarded with the Migrid and the bride recently nursed by her grandmother after scarlet fever.
Borden Accuses Daughter's Friends in Abduction Case
Gail Borden, father of Ramona Borden, claims a circle of women influenced his daughter since her Connecticut school days and helped abduct her from Pompton Lakes. He named Helen Iden White and her relatives plus Mrs T. A. Becke as suspects, sent a general alarm, and hired a private detective while denying his wife’s involvement and suggesting she might have fled abroad.
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Washington
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Violet Seldon
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St. Mark's Place
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Helen Valic Diem
Los Angeles
White
Europe
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