China Acknowledges Settlement In Tatsum Maru Incident
Peking reports a partial settlement of the Tatsum Maru affair after Japanese minister Hayashi failed to clinch terms with Yuan Shih Kai. China consents to Japanese flag removal and joint plan for cargo disposition, while both sides push for a full investigation.
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Associated Press
Peking
Wateu Alaru
Aiacao
Baron Haysshi
China
Fuan Shih Sai
Barg Hayashi
Japan
Chine
Yuan Shih Kai
Foreign Board
Canton
Negotiations Delay By Japan Pushed Nine Days
Negotiations on the matter extend as the final action by Japan, by necessity, must be deferred for at least nine days. The note signals continued talks and a temporary pause before any decisive move.
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Japan
Bishop of London appeals to Englishmen for fund drive
Rt Rev Arthur F W Ingrem bishop of London appeals in St Michael’s church to augment his fund for spiritual regeneration after a Wall Street service that drew bankers and officials. He urged Londoners to back the effort, saying he had given all his possessions and that London’s church needs demand work and money.
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Associated Presa
London
Wall Street
Arthur FW. Ingrem
St. Michaels Church
Atlantic
New York
Missionary Convention Opens in Pittsburg Promoting Work
Five special trains bring delegates from across Canada and the United States to Pittsburg for the first international Young People's Missionary movement convention. Over 2000 delegates are present with 580 more expected. speakers from Great Britain Canada the US Japan China and India will discuss home and foreign mission needs and a broader educational drive through books societies and churches.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Canada
Young People’s Missionary Movement
Great Britain
United States
Japan
China
India
Great
Britain
Slavery Ring Sought Behind Irish Sect in San Francisco
Police began probing obscure religious groups after rats of a sect said to lure white girls for Chinese slave trade. Information from Enniskillen linked the organization to abducted English girls and plans to ship them to China as slaves or missionaries.
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Sy Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Enniskilen
Ireland
British Isles
Bicey
John 4
Belfast
Enniskillen
China
Banks Swindled in Three-City Scheme by Smith Alias
San Francisco police arrested Foward GD Smith, charged with swindling three banks of about 320,090. He opened a Canton bank account, deposited 1600, then drew 16 000 from this fund in San Francisco New York and Aberdeen Washington. A diamond purchase led to his arrest and authorities seek accomplices from his alleged prominent family background.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Foward GD Smith
Smith
Canton Bank of
Canton Bank
New York
Aberdeen
Wash
Twoman
Canton
San Quentin
Hanting
Couple found dead in Chicago room after fire loss
Theodore Eugiebreck aged 70 and his wife Anna aged 72 were found dead in their daughter's home at 479 Racine Avenue. Death caused by asphyxiation from illuminating gas. Police believe the couple, distressed by losing their home in a recent fire, entered into a suicide pact.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Til
Theodore Eugiebreck
Anna
Mare Anna Bostrum
Racine Avenue
Blackburns Castor Oil Pills Public Favor Rise
New York City reports widespread approval for Blackburns Castor Oil Pills praised for relief of constipation and prevention of contagious diseases. The piece notes ethical, non secret preparation and local druggists selling them. A local Oshkesh man supposedly named his many children with a four letter word. A new baby named Anami arrived and a friend suggested the name Quit.
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New York City
Blackburn
Tam Oshkesh
Anami
Prison Opium Den Report Alleges Large Morphine Habit
Jancota Nebraska March 9 Dr R E Giffen reports that among 412 inmates at the state prison 36 to 33 percent are morphine dependent and that crime is fed by opium supply within the jail. He advocates a strict quarantine of the prison to stamp out the evil that has persisted for years. Convicts allegedly pay for opium with wages earned under the work system.
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Jancota
Neb
Nebraska
RE. Giffen
Sheldon Mare Poi
Gitfen
Death by Hanging in Police Station Cell
A 49 year old Chicago man Abraham Feder was found dead by hanging with a handkerchief from a cell bar at Rawson Street station while awaiting arraignment. He reportedly told officers he was not guilty and would not endure disgrace. In Matteawan New York a wealthy southern woman Mrs Doerr, a patient in an insane asylum, reportedly jumped to her death today.
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Associated Fress
Chicago
Til
Abraham
Feder
Rawson Street
Lus «Eli
Scovel
Matteawan
New York
Doerr
Eald
Insane Ag
Raulbet
Jumpin Dow
Man Goes to Death Smiling at Sing Sing
An inmate from Wancort, York, who took part in an August robbery, faced the electric chair with a cheerful, if grim, smile. Witnesses reported his calm demeanor as the executions campanure neared, his features relaxing only as death was pronounced.
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Orsining
Star
Strolo
Tatas
Torseliia
Wancort
York
Singsing
Prisramite
Bas
Troops Leave Goldfield
San Francisco reports march orders to withdraw 310 companies of the Gwentzsereld regiment from Goldfield Nevada. Company T1 returns to Fort McDowell while Company H heads to the Presidio of Monterey. The march date is set by the War Department for March 7.
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Associated
Congo Treaty in Danger as Belgain Annexation Opposed
Beerncart defects from support of the Congo treaty over clauses granting private concessions and a large share to King Leopold. His opposition and that of his followers threaten further modification or possible defeat of the agreement. The piece closes with unrelated comic observations.
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Steemer
Hayashi
Renin
Foruk Fins
Prussels
Beerncart
Conz
Belgium
Leopold
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