Deprecation of Japanese agitation dominates Washington stance
The administration denounces Japanese agitation harming relations with the United States. It notes Tokyo’s difficulties, cites San Francisco incidents, and supports cautious actions to protect Japanese nationals. Viscount Aoki’s diplomacy is praised and plans for improved Pacific Coast sentiment are outlined.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Japan
San Francisco
Viscount Aoki
Root
United States
Tokio
Japanese campaign in San Francisco troubles discussed
A Tokyo deputation to the Progressive party council urged equal treatment for Japanese in the United States and criticized the handling of the San Francisco anti Japanese incidents. The resolution blamed Washington for not preventing abuses and warned the United States question could become a major platform ahead of next spring elections.
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Tokio
United States
Council of the Progressive Party
Pacific
San Francisco
Washington
America
Hecht
Progressive Party
Lkely
Progressives
Conspiracy Denied by Imperial Trading Co Agent
Charles Takahashi of the Imperial Trading Company in Seattle rejects a Washington dispatch about a conspiracy to topple Japan’s government. He says Progressives in Japan and Japanese Northwest share no ties, notes Count Okuma’s resignation, and asserts the party lacks leadership. It is untrue that Yamaoka went to Japan to meet anti administration leaders.
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Victoria
Japan
Bellerophon
Admiral Yamamoto
Prince Fushimi
Saionji
Yamamoto
Seattle
Charles Takahashi
Imperial Trading Company
Washington
Pacific
Aoki
Associated Press
Washington Dispatch
Pacific Northwest
Count Okuma
Yamaoka
Takahashi
Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Miyaoka
Noda
Kawakami
Viscount Aoki
Tokio
Japanese alliance fund backs Progressive plot on immigration
Thousands on the Pacific Coast raise funds to influence Japan’s government, aiming to nullify immigration limits and secure naturalization rights for Japanese in the United States. Reports cite secret meetings and conflicting embassy statements as Tokyo-US tensions rise amid looming election.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pacific Coast
Progressive Party of Japan
Saionii
Takahashi
Japan
Yamaoka
Seattle
Japanese Society of
Ambassador Aoki
United States
San Francisco
Congress
Aoki
Straus
NEW TARIFF'S EFFECT ON BRITAIN
London reported that in the House of Commons the British government received informal assurances that the administrative regulations under the new US Germany commercial agreement would apply to all foreign countries and that authority to certify expert value would be granted to foreign chambers of commerce as well as German ones.
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London
House of Commons
United States
Germany
Vickers Workers Threaten Strike Over Pry System
In Firth England on June 10 a thousand workers at Vickers Sons Maxim threaten to strike on June 12 amid discontent with the pry system. The Anglo American firm refuses concessions.
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Firth
England
Vickers Sons & Maxim Company
Nethersole Carré Case Settled Over Carmen
Paris reports Olga Nethersole the English actress has settled her dispute with Albert Carré director of the Opéra Comique over the production of Carmen. She produced a version titled The Spanish Gypsy without muscle. Carré had served an injunction five days earlier to prevent her from staging Carmen.
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Paris
Olga Nethersole
Albert Carré
Opéra Comique
M. Carré
Miss Nethersole
Home Rule candidate for Jarrow contest looms
London June 10 Irish Nationalist MP T P O Connor of the Scotland division of Liverpool may lose his English seat as Jarrow voters nominate a Home Rule candidate for the Commons vacancy caused by Sir Charles Palmer's death. Conservatives Liberals and Labor already field candidates. with 17000 voters, about 4000 Nationalists claim allegiance, giving the Home Rule bid a fighting chance.
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London
T. P. O'Connor
Scotland
Liverpool
Jarrow
House of Commons
Charles Palmer
Royal Mail Steamer Ortega Ashore in Straits of Magellan
The British Royal Mail steamer Ortega, traveling from Liverpool via Rio Janeiro to Valparaiso, ran ashore in the Straits of Magellan on June 10. No casualties reported. a salvage plan is under consideration as authorities assess damage and weather conditions.
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Santiago de Chili
Ortega
Liverpool
Rio Janeiro
Valparaiso
Straits of Magellan
Japan Rushing War Preparations, Says German Expert
German naval architect A Hammerstein arrived from Bremen reporting Japan is accelerating naval and military buildup. He claims Japan has appropriated 100 million dollars, lavishly spending on new warships and refitting existing ships to wipe the United States off the map.
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the Tribune
Galveston
Japan
A. Hammerstein
Bremen
United States
Hammerstein
Cannonball Express Wrecked Near Edgewood
The Cannonball mail train running from Dallas to St Louis on the Texas and Pacific Railroad was wrecked near Edgewood Texas. The entire train left the track and several cars were in a ditch. Twenty three people were injured with several likely fatally hurt.
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The
Tribune
Dallas
Tex
St. Louis
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Edgewood
Ransom Demanded For Missing Italian Undertaker’s Son
New Orleans report states eight year old Walter Lamana son of a prosperous Italian undertaker disappeared two days ago. Police have searched with no success. A ransom demand arrived today by a letter signed Black Hand demanding six thousand dollars.
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New Orleans
Walter Lamana
Vessel Volunteer Lost In Cabin Wreckage Found
Telegraph report from Norfolk dated June 14 states wreckage washed ashore at Little Island life saving station with a single life buoy bearing the name Volunteer. Fire damage and uncertain fate leave the crew missing and authorities investigating probable loss of the vessel.
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the Tribune
Norfolk
Little Island
Orchard Walks Through Denver Testimony In Colorado Case
The testimony details Orchard correcting prior statements about bombs and guns, denying guidance from detectives, and describing money payments from Haywood Moyer Pettibone. He recounts travels to Denver Cody and San Francisco, involvement in the Independence station explosion, and plans to assassinate figures like Andy Mayberry while denying broader conspiracies with the miners federation. He recalls visits to Pettibone, Haywood, and others, and discusses letters and money transfers as part of the Cripple Creek and Colorado investigations.
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Adams
John Worms
Wallace
Shoshone
Haywood, Moyer and Pettibone
Orchard
Hawley
McParland
Stawley
Mr. Richardson
Richardson
Easterly
Ackerman
Orehard
Goldfield
New
Nelson Franklin
A. E. Carlton
Mine Owners’ Association
Borah
Wood
Franklin
Carlton
Kid” Waters
Frank N. Reardon
A. T. Holman
Tom McClellan
Independence Station
Parker
Davis
Cripple Creek
Haywood
Belmont
Denver
Lyte Gregory
Adams Hotel
Pettibone
Loomis
Bangs
New York
William A. Pinkerton
Money Oneeet
Steve
Moyer
Peabody
Sugchardson
Sherman Parker
Scott
Independence
Johnny” Neville
Nevie
Jack” Simpkins
James Kirwan
Western Federation of Miners
Saywood
Petersons
Simpkins
Supreme Court
Nevilles
Wyoming
Colorado
Pinkertong
Ouray
Canada
Neviille
Peer Brighton
Pat'" Moran
Cheyenne
Pat Moran
California
Pat
Moran
Rchard
W. F. Davis
Cour d'Alene
Ces Creek
Bim
Ody
Cody
Hall
Bingham
Utah
Andy
Mayberry
Nevada
Fred" Bradley
Bradley
Coeur d'Alenes
Idaho
Bunker Hill and Sullivan
Federation
The
Knights of Labor
San Francisco
Golden West Hotel
Sky
Caliente Springs
Caliifornia
Petttibone
Patbone
Harry Green
Wolf
Golden Gate Park
Richa
Brooklyn Democrats Roast McCarren at Hearst Club Meeting
At a Williamsburg district Hearst Campaign Club gathering in Brooklyn, Senator McCarren and Kings County legislators faced harsh critique from James Dunne and local leaders. A resolution denounced their opposition to public utilities bills, recounts, direct nomination, and a five cent fare reform, drawing large street applause.
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McCarren
Kings County
William R. Hearst
Assembly District
President Street
Brooklyn
James Dunne
Coler
James Kane
3D District
Kings
Hasenflug
Faaspeom
Cullen
Coney Island
MecCerren
Eddie Goodkopf Fights Back as Gang Aids Him
Two truant officers chased 15 year old Eddie Goodkopf in East New York last night, but he barricaded in his home with a gang responsive to his call. A mob of Brownsville residents pursued the officers, throwing missiles while Eddie and several friends fled toward Brownsville station. Detectives were dispatched as night fell with no arrest.
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East New York
Brownsville
Eddie Goodkopf
No. 109
Thatford and
Dumont Avenues
Burek
Donovan
Thatford Avenue
Eddie
Dynamite Kills Seven in Panama
A premature explosion of dynamite at Pedro Miguel on the canal line today killed seven men and wounded several others. Earlier another premature blast at the same spot killed four men.
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Panama
Pedro Miguel
Second Auto Wreck Victim Dies at Brooklyn Hospital
James Sweeney, injured in the Ocean Boulevard Brooklyn automobile crash that occurred early Sunday, died at 1 AM in Kings County Hospital. He was 28, a resident of Sheepshead Bay, and the second fatality from the wreck.
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James Sweeney
Ocean Boulevard
Brooklyn
Kings County Hospital
Sheepshead Bay
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William
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Yonkers
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Staten Island
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New Jersey
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Henry S. Manning
Clarence Lewis
Jules S. Bache
Cromwell
Holt
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Black Hand
B. Altman & Co
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Warren
13Th St
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Piccadilly
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Thermos
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