Noted Ruler of Nippon Succumbs to Malady
Tokyo reports Emperor Matsuhito has died at 24 45 after a long illness. He ruled Japan for forty five years from youth and oversaw a growing empire. Prince Yoshitito declared emperor on November 3 and now guides the nation in mourning as world powers send condolences.
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Grozco Makes Uncle Sam A Proposition
Juarez Mexico July 30 General commander in chief of the Ir surrecto forces has made a proposition to Uncle Sam to protect foreigners and Americans in the northern portion of the republic provided the United States recognizes his insurgent government He argues the United States cannot protect its subjects in Mexico and would transfer protection to him if recognized, claiming a fair bargain and stronger ability to safeguard foreigners along the border.
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Troops Relieve Earthquake Victims in Piera
Troops have been dispatched to Piera to relieve thousands of earthquake victims. The disaster destroyed homes and plantations and left many in need of supplies as Government troops carry aid into the affected district.
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Trust Within a Trust In Sugar Prices
Secretary Hanna of the Western Sugar Refinery testified in San Francisco on July 27 that robbers influenced price fluctuations and that jobbers pooled distribution to raise consumer sugar prices. He said the trust merely set sugar prices to jobbers.
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Kansas City Faces Ballot Clash Over Taft and Roosevelt
Kansas City officials contest the ballot order as supporters of Taft and Roosevelt clash over who should be listed on the official ballots. The matter has reached state and federal attention with ongoing legal maneuvers.
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United States Supreme Court
Jack Johnson Retires as Heavyweight Champion
Heavyweight champion Jack Johnson announces retirement from boxing. He says he will not fight again, cites wealth and success, and will focus on his home, business, and family. He notes he has earned by fighting the world’s best and will retire while still at the top of his class.
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Democrats Reintroduce Cotton Bill After Taft Veto
In Washington July 30 the House Ways and Means Committee led by Oscar Underwood plans to reintroduce the cotton bill vetoed by President Taft. The measure, identical to the wool bill vetoed earlier, will be sent to the Senate for debate rather than drafting a new proposal.
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Two Teens Die In Lake Washington Canoe Accident
Seattle witnesses watched as Paul Gordon aged sixteen and Daynette Welch aged eighteen drowned after a canoe capsized on Lake Washington yesterday afternoon. The two youths were in view of onlookers who rushed to help but could not reach them before they sank.
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Impeachment Hearing Opened for Judge Archibald
Senate met in executive session in Washington to review impeachment information against Judge Archibald of the commerce court after yesterday’s set hearing date. The discussion followed from materials provided by the lower house.
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Nome Jail Breaker Captured in Los Angeles
A fugitive from Nome, Jaime Landers, was pursued after a jailbreak as federal authorities reported the escape and a subsequent manhunt in Los Angeles. The search tracked the suspect through buildings and streets, with authorities noting all others captured or accounted for while Landers remained at large.
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Roosevelt backs plan for party delegates at China Convention
Oyster Bay reports Roosevelt endorses a six delegate per state system for the purported new party. The plan aims to adopt a platform and secure a clear path to victory at the convention, fearing rival parties and urging unity. May Roberts references the push to ensure the delegation is recognized and effective.
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Review of Taft Contested Election By Cabinet Members
Officials review the contested Taft election with the president and cabinet pushing to examine the work, while supporters claim victory amid debates over credentials and delegate legitimacy at a Chicago event.
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Defendant Denies All Graft Charges in Senate Inquiry
The defendant filed a general denial to graft bribery and acceptance of fees from clients and corporations for favorable decisions. The senate will investigate the charges and then decide on impeachment proceedings.
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Portland Mayor Indicted Again In Bribery Probe
Portland July 29 grand jury returned indictments against the mayor and chief of police for bribery. Earlier indictments plus new charges allege a city plot to extract bribes or hush money from criminals. Also noted are charges against other officials. Rooms $91 per week with steam heat and electric light offered by L Holt, Nome manager.
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Robert Jennings
Dan Sutherland
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Portland
L. Holt
Six killed as auto hit by Michigan Central train
At Toledo the first Chi express on the Michigan Central ran down an auto last evening, killing six crew members and scattering remains for half a mile. The accident occurred near Prosser's where eggs, furs, and tailoring ads mingle with the shocking crash.
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