Taft Says Japan Is For Peace After Battleship Cruise
Secretary of War William H. Taft returned to Washington from a Pacific cruise of sixteen battleships and declared Japan is firmly for peace and cordial toward the United States. He called the voyage a test of naval efficiency and avoided political commentary while noting Japan’s trade relations and public sentiment.
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William H. Taft
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United States
United State
Taft recounts travel encounters and hostile receptions
Taft describes audiences in the Pacific region and Asia as well as reception in Tokyo and Harbin. He notes cordial health and business conditions in the Philippines, while recounting toasts in Moscow and a clash of political stance with Bryan on party unity.
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Moscow
Mr. Taft
St. Petersburg
Jersey City Youth Stole Jewelry Worth 32000
New York detectives say 17 year old William White confessed to stealing a 32000 dollar jewelry package from the United States Express company. He was arrested after trying to dump the whole haul for 3 dollars in Jersey City, where a 3600 dollar necklace sale for 25 cents led to his capture. White served as a wagon helper and concealed the package during unloading.
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Tramp Saves Woman from Burning Clothes in Belvidere
Miss Emily Quigg of Delaware County owes her life to a passing tramp who helped extinguish flames from a gasoline stove explosion at her home in Belvidere Ontario. The tramp suffered severe burns, possibly to an eye, but Quigg’s injuries are not serious. Fire Department responders contained the blaze.
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Emily Quigg
Delaware
Warren county
Roosevelts recalls Nevada troops to face state duties
President Theodore Roosevelt ordered U S troops stationed at Goldfield Nevada to return to their former stations on December 30 as he said the Nevada government must maintain order without federal help. He noted Nevada had shown no effort to convene the legislature or form a safe military force despite his prior telegram.
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Roosevelt orders troops from Goldfield stir county leaders
President Roosevelt’s December order to withdraw federal troops from Goldfield Nevada alarms mine owners and residents. Miners' union officials say peace will hold and violence is unlikely, while Captain Cox warns of martial law if trouble arises and notes federal aid can be restored if needed.
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