New Japanese Ambassador Arrives in America
Aaron Kogoro Takahira arrived on the steamship from Rome to take up his post as Japan's ambassador to the United States. He dismissed war rumors as unfounded, calling Japan a staunch friend of the U.S. and traveling to Washington to meet President Roosevelt. Deputy biographical notes highlight his prior roles in Washington and New York, including involvement in Portsmouth talks with Russia and his elevation to baron.
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United Press
New York
Aaron Kogoro Takahira
Japan
Rome
United States
Takahira
Washington
Roosevelt
Aaron Kogoro Tekahira
America
Legation
Portsmouth
N. H
House of Peers
Teachers Petition for Thaw’s Release
In Gibson county Indiana teachers at the Washington township annual institute passed a unanimous resolution to petition New York authorities for the immediate release of Harry K. Thaw from the asylum. The move drew loud applause as women teachers joined in the call.
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United Press
Evansville
Ind
Harry Thaw
Stanford White
Washington Township
Gibson County
Here
New York
Thaw
Statement Shows Illegal Expenses in Primary Campaign
Gen James B Metcalfe reports personal campaign costs of 287 50 including prohibited items such as bonds, automobile rentals, and two office headquarters rents. George F Russell spent 412 60 Lewis Levy 154 50. Democratic candidates filed expense statements and declarations of candidacy in a batch. councilman candidates were assessed 10 by the party for copy of registered voters lists. Other expenses by democrats, aside from Metcalfe, were light.
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James B. Metcalfe
George F. Russells
Ballard Victim Dies of Spinal Meningitis
A Ballard resident died yesterday from spinal meningitis. The report notes the illness and memorial details follow, with health officials investigating the case and advising preventive measures for the public.
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Ballard
Death of Vera Locke in Crown Hill cemetery services
Evening Vera the year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Matthew Locke 1100 W Lindst died yesterday morning after becoming ill Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 o clock at the Pallard Christian church with interment at Crown Hill cemetery
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Matthew Locke
W. Lindst
Pallard Christian Church
Crown Hill Cemetery
Sehuchard Optical Co Specializes in Eye Glasses
Ground lenses offered by Sehuchard Optical Co at 1207 Indiana Avenue promise to aid eye troubles. Specialists claim to improve vision with specially ground glasses and invite customers to consult for fittings and strength corrections.
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Sehuchard Optical Co
Ind
Tenth Concert Pleases With J Krewer Soloist
The Seattle Symphony gave the tenth popular concert of Mine Hrewer numbers featuring J Krewer of the Prank Daniele company as soloist. The program included Saint Saens Wagner Lacombe Komeak and Miget. The Hizet Suite L Arlesienne drew special attention and the orchestral portion pleased the audience. Tomorrow a more ambitious symphony program is planned with Leventhal as violin soloist.
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J Krewer
Daniele Company
Seattle Symphony Orchestra
Moore
Kegrize
H. FP. Leventhal
Svbolet
Dies from blood poisoning after mill accident
John C. Pletcher aged 68 of 2118 Tthay died at Providence hospital from blood poisoning after injuries suffered Tuesday at the Brace-Hergert mill on Weet Lake Avenue. He was caught in machinery and later developed septicemia.
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Providence Hospital
Brace-Hergert Mill
Weet Lake
Preachers urge action against plague and rail rownes
Telegraph items note San Francisco preachers urging congregations to fight the plague and pressure officials to exterminate rodents. Kentucky senatorial stalemate persists as legislation stalls. Interstate Commission sees railroads conforming to new laws. Puyallup merchants to honor Bera Meeker at Opera House reception led by Board of Trade. R. H. Kipp seeks state attorney general seat on Republican ticket. Sprague partly underwater after heavy rain and snowmelt flooding tracks and depot. North Yakima prisoner Mortimer Moore attempts starvation as suicide method in jail.
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Kentucky
Interstate Com Commission
Puyallup
Bera Meeker
Opera House
Board of Trade
R.H. Kipp
Whitman County
Sprague
Mortimer Moore
North Yakion
Himsell
First Annual Meeting of Tuberculosis Prevention Group
The first annual meeting of the Washington Association for the Prevention and Helief of Tuberculosis will be held Wednesday at the M M C A building. Addresses will be given by Gov. A E Mead and by Specialist on the white plague. The association was formed at Spokane late in 1966.
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Washington Association For the Prevention
A. E. Mead
Bpokane
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