Japan's Protest Against Hawaii Annexation Sparks Debate
A long report to the Senate on Japan's protest outlines that annexation would strip Hawaiian Japanese of citizenship rights, hinder naturalization, and jeopardize property and voting eligibility. It notes Hawaii and Japan dispute treaty wording and potential mutual consent for termination. A second item covers a Kansas cyclone causing deaths and widespread damage, with families killed and homes destroyed near Salina.
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Death of Congressman Cooke Amid Beer Tax Debate
The House mourns the sudden death of Congressman Dean Cooke of Elinsis as debate on the proposed beer tax increase continues. A funeral tribute plan is announced. Speaker and Belgian invitation noted. Cooke’s passing prompts adjournment and memorial resolutions. Bryan campaigns from car platforms en route to Carthage.
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The Foley Estate Trial Ends in Jury Deliberation
The Foley Estate case in the District Court features famed counsel and a landmark battle over property left by M. D. Foley. Petitioner Mrs Oncar J Smith is represented by Clarke Wren Deal and Jones. defendants by Baker Clarke Bigelow and Johsen. The jury awaits verdict after parallel remarks by top legal figures. Also notes John Sparks buys a Hereford bull for 1300 and Wilton Groves wins Chicago World's Fair prize.
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Clarke
Thomas Wren
State University
W. E. F. Deal
United States District
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Goldess of Justice
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Commencement at Reno High School Opera House
Graduating exercises of the class of 1897 drew large crowds at the Reno Opera House. The program featured essays, orations, a High School orchestra, songs by a double quartet, and diplomas presented by the faculty and trustees under State Superintendent Cutting.
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