Far West Advices and Political Debate on Japanese Policy
The article discusses federal efforts to shape immigration and citizenship policy affecting Japanese and Chinese migrants, detailing proposals and presidential reference to California's right to legislate and the possibility of federal action if state measures breach treaty rights. It notes administration caution and potential court action if California law discriminates against Japanese residents.
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White House
Gall Went
Wilfle
Bay
Hig Toon
Bayeto
Johnson
Bryan
Catifornia
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State of
California
Turn in canal tolls sparks Senate resolution debate
Washington debate centers on Senator Chamberlain's resolution urging the president to terminate the Hay Pauncefote treaty of 1901 and the Clayton Bulwer treaty of 1862. The proposal aims to reaffirm U S rights over the Isthmian canal and curb British claims while Senter O Gorman and the interoceanic canal committee back the measure.
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Chamberlain
Senate
Washington
Great
Britain
Great Britain
United States
Senter O'Gorman
Interoceanic Canal Committee
Banda
Otos awarded 50000 for leg injury in federal trial
T W Otos of Wilkas losses due to railroad wreck in federal court case against Great Northern. Jury deliberated about thirty minutes and awarded 50000 for the injury from a coupling pin accident while coupling cars.
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Mipnespulis
Minn
T. W. Otos
Wilkias
Alan
Les
Great Northern
Otos
Achille
Slitate
Bold Society Dances Trigger Boston Hall Closures
A Boston notice indicates the city will close several dance halls amid public concerns over their conduct. Mayor John P. Kitzgerulé and the unrest surrounding Latta and Nutt are cited as driving factors in the crackdown on venues deemed provocative.
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Latta
John P. Kitzgerulé
Boston
Togo Honored in Promotion to Admiral Rank
Tokyay Count Heihachiro Togo, famed hero of the Russo Japanese War, is promoted to admiral of the fleet. The ceremony marks a high honor for Togo and reaffirmed leadership in the Imperial Navy.
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Togo
Heihachiro Togo
Hae
Death in the Bitters Reportedly Tames Local QB
Anite Jows pead QB died after reportedly ducking bitters. Two physicians who attended Frank Tota xon in Winhe near here say he died a few hours after being found with an empty bottle at his bedside.
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Frank Totaxon
Hig Nido
Arrest of James Patterson in Chicago for Bank Fraud
James Patterson, accused of defrauding 165 banks of over 100000 dollars, is arrested in a downtown Chicago hotel. He allegedly confessed to forging checks.
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Chicago
James Patterson
Fle
U S Watches Uapan Meeting Goes to Extremes
A chaotic report describes tensions between the United States and Japan, with anti-American sentiment rising in Tokyo and across parts of the United States. It notes California alien land laws influencing perceptions and a fragile push toward possible conflict, while diplomats and religious leaders seek restraint and dialogue.
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Tokyo
Jahan
Mike
Culifornia
Éainyont Jopenty
Bess
de Lscovery Int’ Iany
Distust
Columbia
California Legislaltura
Cms
Javan
Hamilton Wright Mabie
New York
Peabody Aid
International Committee of the
Young Den’s
Christian’ Ansoctasion
Baron Nobackt Making
Loncheon -Messrs
Maple
Peabody
Mott
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Corn - Shigenobu
Count Okuma
Alplomaty
Chris Nenity
Vote Free Wool Sparks House Fight Over Tariff Change
Democratic caucus in Washington votes Wednesday to set free wool with a 15 percent ad valorem duty shift, underwood led the fight for duty repeal and a 25 percent cut in sugar duties. The bill narrows revenue by about 60 million dollars annually, with total reductions near 68 million including other tax changes. Members from wool-producing states argued for the shift, while debate stretched over three hours and featured calls for six o clock votes and brief pauses for speakers.
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Washington
Wile
Bryan
House
Mambera
Ne Catiena
Sone
Story Head Wins D A R Washington Presidency
Mrs Story was elected president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Washington on Friday by 201 votes over Mrs John Miller Horton of Buffalo. Seven vice presidents general were chosen including Mrs Thomas Kite and Mrs Rhett Goode. The vote followed three days of balloting as Mrs Story gained on each ballot. A controversy arose when Mrs Albert Burleson, wife of the postmaster general, was denied a vote for not properly registering and her ballot was contested. The congress adjourned Saturday.
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Washington
Wil- Net
Story of
New York
Daughters of the American
John Miller Hortom
Buffalo
Stars
Hortos
Thomas Kite
Ohio
Rhett Goode
Alabama
Allan P. Berley
Pennsylvania
Hep Gray
Missouri
Harriet Lake
Iowa
John Swift
California
John Dinwiddie
Kidizna
Story
Congress
Albert Burleson
Glark Bryan Feud Ends With Washington Banquet
Washington April 21 The banquet hosted by Ira B Bennett editor of the Washington Post marked a notable reconciliation between Charf Clars and William Jennings Bryan. Attendees included Vice President, Speaker Clark, Secretary Bryan, and numerous senators and secretaries in a high level political gathering.
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Washington
Ira B. Bennett
Washington Post
Bergouel
Charap Clars
Willam Jennings Bryan
Tha Yice
Clark
Bryan
Interiar Lane
Kern Aud O'Gorman
Caries P.criep
Teumuity
Osborn
Malone
Theodore Hell
Delfarnia
Thomas St. Lagan
Tus Ta Jeiwes
Alaska
Weather Chief Moore Charged With Irregularities
Washington reports Professor Moore head of the weather bureau was discharged and removed amid charges of serious irregularities. President Wilson immediately requested his removal while Moore issued a statement defending his career and denouncing alleged coercive methods used against colleagues.
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Washington
Wills
Moore
Weather Bureau
Wilh
Wiluan
Wilevy
Harvey W
Wiley Bithout
Uagrana
Shortweight Coal Dealer Sentenced in Court
Kraut Mor, a wealthy coal dealer from South Grange, was convicted of selling shortweight coal. In quarter sessions court he was fined 1000 dollars and sentenced to six months in jail. The case was decided in fall Friday.
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South Grange
N. 4
Kraut Mor
Auto Bandits Sentenced And Crash Fatalities Mark Day
Sentence Auto Bandits from New York face up to 21 years in Sing Sing after arraignment on April 21. Four members of the group are named George and Robert McVatty Charlee Clark and Patrick Bolger. In Hammond Indiana four were injured two fatally in a crash near Odon when a car driven by Calhoun Miller Malon plunged into a ditch.
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New York
George
Robert McVatty
Charlee Clark
Patrick Bolger
Hammond
Ind
Fouren
Odon
Calhoun Miller
Malon
Acquittal in Minneapolis Murder Case Reported
The jury found Maria Phillipa not guilty Thursday after charges that she murdered by a wife. The trial centered on alleged acts in Minneapolis on April 19. Details from the acquittal mention the defense and court proceedings.
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Wite Furder
Minneapolis
Minn
Aanevel Philips
Maria Phillipa
Witre
ThApn
Auleida
Chicago Congressman Seeks Large Public Works Amount
A House member requests a substantial appropriation in Chicago for a major project, with figures cited around 2.26 million dollars. The measure, presented by Representative Galegher, aims to fund urgent improvements and infrastructure needs amid tight budget considerations.
Wilson Names Many Sends List to the Senate
President Wilson proposes a broad slate of appointments including William J. Harris of Georgia for director of the census and Robert W. Wooltsy as auditor for the interior department. The list includes several federal posts and mentions individuals from Kentucky, Philadelphia, Virginia, Colorado and Oregon among others in a effort to fill offices across the executive branch. The nominations follow consultations with Senators Penrose and Oliver.
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Warhington
Wilson
Janes
Uradjoy
Guy Breckenridisy
Lexington
Patlod
Sonia
Dom i
Sullivan
Uwa
New York
Willian W. Roper
Philadelphia
Pennceton
Piiladelphia
Wituar
Penrose
Oliver
William J. Harris
Georgia
Levera
Interior ‘Department
Robert W. Wooltsy
Virginia
Ubsing
Sarmuel Srouston
Thampson
City of Denver
Cole
Callador of
Internal Revenue
Hunbert IL Jianwen
Wise Sonein
Ty Dladviot
Mobert W. Jue
United States
Datriet Ettorney
Winirter
Oregon
Clarence J. Reamon
United Stalex Warshal
Chatern
Fille Ioney
Cheyenn
Lule Yoorkeuds
Nine Die In Hotel Fire As Blaze Rages On
A deadly hotel blaze claimed nine lives with reports of many guests trapped and twenty fifteen more injured. Firefighters battled the flames as the fire started from an explosion and spread quickly through the building. The exact death toll remains uncertain due to a destroyed hotel register. Authorities investigated the cause while rescuers worked through the rubble.
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Malone
Uline
Inyeallgalaa Harvester Bielke Auburn 8 April
Commissioner Sohn Williams led a state inquiry into a private international durmelar company. The visit at the Auburn facility focused on investment and revival plans amid a broader probe.
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Inyeallgalaa Harvester Bielke
Auburn
Sinte Tachor
Sohn Williams
Avtaly
Pope Still Improves Amid Vatican Recovery Watch
Reports from Rome indicate Pope Pius XI shows gradual improvement after illness. Vivid sketches describe lingering weakness though signs point to possible convalescence. Vatican officials and astrologers weigh in on expected recovery timeline as crowds gather at St Peter's.
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Wally Thie
Rome
Vatican
Boris
Poulitt
St. Peter's Aguara
Efnr
Una
Royal Wedding Set Amidst Tiny Nation’s Plans
The king and queen approve the marriage of Princess Wicteria Eula of Germain to Princess 1¢ Hear August of Cumbertingd with the ceremony slated for May 24 in New York. Reports from multiple cities describe dramatic events including a prominent actor's death in Chicago and suffragette disturbances in St Econ Ord. A boxing regulation bill passed in Columbus as governors seek commissions. A French disaster near Noisy Le Grand recounts a fatal spherical mishap endangering several people.
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Akell
Tiny
Wicteria Eula
Germain Umbro
Cuprars
New York
Rowlandd Buel Brown
Comely Parte
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Unclear text about Page inquiry and ambassador notes
Fragmentary report from Washington April outlines a formal inquiry involving W H Page, Agnes, and a consul in Duncourt Bi. Names and places are garbled, rendering precise details uncertain. the note mentions vows, government matters, and embassy associations without clear actions or outcomes.
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Great
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Ameriea
Agnes
Page
Lyneh
Neudquartnrs
Wwe
Petty
John E Wayman Kills Self in April Incident
Fragmentary OCR reports a fatal self harm involving John E and Wayman near a location identified as Wheeling. Witnesses recall a confrontation and distress as emergency responders attended the scene. A named doctor notes the cause as likely related to mental distress. The text also mentions Wilson and Wilton in unrelated political or honorary contexts.
Noted Heter tan Suleta Tractertbury Incident
Fragmentary text reports events in Virginia and Horton Ol with references to a person named Moratny and a possible committal or wrongdoing. Details are unclear and names are partially garbled, limiting precise reconstruction of date, place, or outcome.
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Tan Suleta
Tratertbury
Aph Ly
Sandtuaky
Horton Ol
Lamb Cutlets Duchess Style From Old Shaped Recipe
A recipe style kitchen note shows how to prepare lamb cutlets with butter and peppers, browning slowly then finishing in a sauce of cream and yolks, with mushrooms onions garlic and gravy. The dish is plated with green garnish and white sauce for a refined finish.
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Cliona
Montesa
Straus
Rouge et Glance Salad From Old Recipe
An old recipe outlines preparing a salad by trimming red cabbage, washing, shredding, and mixing with chopped celery hearts and white heads of lettuce. Dress with olive oil, vinegar, lemon juice, pepper, mustard, salt, and oil, then serve.
Onion and Tomato Salad From Aged Recipe
Onian and Tomata Salad recipe describes layering sliced onion and tomato, then preparing a dressing from oil, vinegar, salt, pepper, and goat spoonful of pepper. It notes optional thin sliced bread and suggests Young geeen arlene may be used for thin salted as well as the others.
Unclear Recipe Fragments From A Muddled Page
The text presents a garbled recipe fragment listing ingredients and steps with misspellings. It mentions sugar water flour salt pepper and butter, plus onions and milk, with vague actions like mix cook and serve. Many words are distorted, making precise interpretation impossible.
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Peng Sud
Frusted Gelatin Recipe Digested in OCR Fragments
Frusted Gelatin appears from a garbled OCR text listing ingredients such as gelatin, oranges, walnuts, vanilla, water and sugar. The method mentions soaking, boiling, straining, chilling to thicken, and optional brandy, with cherries and whipped cream garnish.
Aluminum Ware Advice For Buyers From Cara Of Copperworks
An old appliance note explains two kinds of aluminium ware, the spun and the light weight type, advising light weight for certain uses and warning against alkali in water. It stresses outer surface protection with a polishing or silver finish.
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