Americans on Hand Demonstration Against Oriental Immigration
Seattle leaders and Vancouver organizers planned anti Japanese actions to protest Japanese immigration as Ishii visited Seattle. Riots in Vancouver drew Canadian and some American participants, while Ottawa ignored the protest.
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Pacific
Portland
Ore
Oregonian
Seattle
Wash
B. C
Tsbil
Bureau of Foreign Commerce
Vancouver
Frank W. Cotterill
Washington State Federation of Labor
A. E. Fowler
Ashii
Ishii
Beattie
Islfi
San Francisco
Ottawa
Orientals Fully Armed in Vancouver Siege
The Chinese and Japanese quarters of Vancouver are described as under siege with widespread firearm sales halted by police. Chinese merchants guard shops with rifles, and residents stock weapons, stones, and bricks to deter mob violence amid damage to property and debate over responsibility and protection under treaty terms.
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Vancouver
B. C
Pt. Il
Japan Church
Dominion
Governor General
Canada
Ottawa
Japan
Prosecuting Focus on Testimony in Goebel Murder Case
The article details Executive testimony in the Goebel murder case in Indiana. It notes Caleb Powers’s fourth upcoming trial and that Taylor may be compelled to testify for the defense. Franklin argues the motion aims to secure Taylor’s testimony in open court despite governors’ refusals.
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Valder
Indiana
Coney Franklin
Trining Taylor
Caleb Powers
Goebel
Taylor
J .Franklin
Virginia Woman Killed by Burglar in Home
Mrs. Rotschach died after firing at a burglar who attacked her house while she sheltered with two children. Lieut Rorschach, formerly of the Kentucky and now with the Tennessee, was away on target practice with Admiral Evans' fleet off Provincetown. The victim was a 36 year old musician and noted in the community.
Judge questions sufficiency of rate law interference
In St Paul on September 11 Judge Lochren questioned whether the railroads had shown sufficient interference to render state rate laws invalid. He noted this as the court’s first case since the legal battle began. If the legislature failed to fix rate laws in compliance with commerce acts then defeat for the railroads could follow.
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St. Paul
Ren
United States ‘Circuit Court
Roberts
Great Northern
Lochren
Western Union Directors Approve Quarterly Dividend
At the meeting in New York on September, the Western Union Telegraph Company executive committee adopted a resolution to authorize the payment of the usual quarterly dividend.
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New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union Tegraph Company
Talks to Wisconsin Postmaster Speech Highlights Caution
Milwaukee dispatch notes Sept 11 remarks by the third assistant postmaster as he addresses the department and references oe legislation. The report mentions themes of legitimacy and reassurance about potential concerns.
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Milwaukee
Sample Copy Privilege Set at Ten Percent
A policy limits the sample copy privilege to 10 percent of subscription lists, defining eligibility and scope for distributing promotional copies. The rule affects publishers and vendors seeking to sample content while preserving subscriber integrity and revenue considerations.
St Paul Man Shot During Tow In Incident
Henry Holland, a recurring figure in police scrapes, was shot and seriously wounded by Ervin Hopkins during a tow. Hopkins was arrested and jailed at the Central station, claiming self defense and offering no resistance.
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St. Paul
Henry Holland
Ervin Hopkins
T Hopkins
Central Station
Grand Army of the Republic encampment opens in Saratoga
The forty first annual G A R encampment opens with Governor Hughes and Archbishop Irel addressing veterans. Over 10,000 visitors arrive by train as two resolutions are prepared: government takeover of the Aldoyd Lincoln collection of 3,000 items and printing further Grand Army of the Republic materials in Washington.
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Saratoga
N. iv
Grand Army of the Republic
Hughes
New York
Ene Brown
Irel
United States
Aldroyd
Lincoln
Grand Army of the Rep
Washington
Investigation demanded into Union Pacific passenger traffic discrimination
W Nation and P W Hawken of Fremont Naples urge immediate investigation into alleged discrimination by Union Pacific. They claim passengers are barred from trains No 1 2 7 between Colimell Bluffs and the Wyoming line and call for state caps on irregularities.
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W. Nation
Fremont
Giare
Union
Union Pacific
Cal
Colinell Bluffs
Wyoming Line
Railway Bar From Coun cil Bluffs To Fremont Sparks Hearing
Wken and Natijn submit proof they were refused tickets and blocked from traveling. Officials cite traffic demands to justify barring passengers. A hearing will be granted to review the dispute.
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Wken
Natijn
Council Bluffs
Fremont
Peace Conference Proposes At Sea Prize Tribunal
The Peace Conference committee approves a tribunal to adjudicate sea prizes. It will include permanent judges from the United States Great Britain Russia Germany Austria Hungary Italy France and Japan with smaller nations gaining a limited term judge based on their tonnage of merchant ships.
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Peace Conference Committee
The
Hague
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Italy
France
Japan
Mark Twain may pilot Roosevelt river trip in Memphis
Memphis citizens consider Mark Twain accepting a Rivers convention invitation next month and possibly steering the steamer carrying President Roosevelt down the river. Captain Bixby, a famed ante bellum river pilot, has pledged to be in the pilothouse when Twain takes the wheel.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mark Twain
President Roosevelt
Bixby
Wellman Gives Up Arctic Flight Plan
Walter Wellman and his Chicago Record-Herald expedition reach caieene Norway and announce likely return at month end. They abandon the plan to reach the pole in an airship for the present year under Captain Istichem in command of the Norwegian Arctic expedition.
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Caieene
Norway
Acto
Istichem
Walter Wellman
Chicago Record-Herald
Pole
Tragedy in Saginaw River Drowns Two Women and Two Girls
In Saginaw Michigan on September 11 two women and two girls drowned in the Saginaw River after a boating mishap. Aged survivors and authorities began investigations into the incident.
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Saginaw, Mich
Saginaw River
Tank Explosion Strikes Power Launch Killing Four Aged Twenty To Twenty Five
A gasoline tank exploded on a power launch, believed to have been ignited by a signal light. Four young people named August Heid, Roland Kemp, Polaski, and Anna Farmer, aged twenty to twenty five, were involved.
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August Heid
Roland Kemp
Polaski
Anna Farmer
New York Bond Issue Bids Placed for City Financing
In New York on September 11, bids were opened for a $40 million city bond issue with National City Bank bids totaling $35 million at 100.677 and $5 million at 100.067. Kuhn, Loeb & Co. submitted bids for the issue at 100.25 to 103.
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New York
New York City
National City Bank
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Cassie
Petition filed in bankruptcy case against Erie Heating company
In Chicago on September 9 a voluntary bankruptcy petition was filed in the U S district court against Erie Heating company. A receiver was appointed for the concern which lists assets around 100 000 with little remaining. The petition alleges president W W Gale diverted large sums of company money for personal use.
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Chicago
United States District Court
Erie Heating Company
Ww. Gale
Mrs. Carter Acquitted of Receiving Stolen Money
New York report says Mrs. Laura M. Carter was acquitted after a week long trial on charges she received stolen funds from Chester Runyan, a Windsor Trust teller who stole 82 000 in total. The jury ignored Runyan's testimony, while Carter admitted receiving 6 000 and returning it when she learned of the theft.
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New York
Laura M. Carter
Avin
Chester B. Runyan
Windsor Trust Company
Runyah
Carter
S. Carter
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Mrs. Carter
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