Japan Reopens California Land Question Diplomatic Note
Diplomatic correspondence between the United States and Japan on the California land law was released. Japan seeks renewed negotiations, risking friction for Secretary Bryan and potentially prompting national legislation to uphold treaties. An ad for Prosser's Harness Shop offers 760 a dozen hens.
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Special Nugget Service
Washington, D. C
United States
Japan
California
Washington
Tokio
State Department
Bryan
Villa Executions and Recruits After Zacatecas Battle
Reports from Zacatecas describe a brutal battle as Villa’s forces defeated federal troops. Generals Bega Imin Argumenda and Antonia Rojas were killed at the front, a heavy loss for the federal cause. Villa rests his army and plans no advance until rested, then moves toward Mexico City. Villa has executed many federal officers and recruited federal soldiers into his ranks.
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Imin Argumenda
Antonia Rojas
Huerta
Villa
Mexico
Sulzer Democrats Organize Anti Tammany League in New York
A large gathering of Sulzer Democrats in Rochester on June 27 aims to form an anti Tammany Democratic league with sixteen counties represented. The meeting seeks to organize leagues statewide to back Sulzer as the anti Tammany governor candidate and boost his re election bid.
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Rochester
Sulzer
Nome Children Entertained at First KKK Club Picnic
The civic section of the Kegoayah Kasga hosts Nome children for the town’s first annual picnic. Children enjoy games, music, and a lunch provided by local ladies while plants are distributed to beautify the town. In Paris, June 27, heavyweights Johnson and Moran clash tonight for the title.
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Kegoayah Kasga
Nome
Paris
Johnson
Moran
England
Progressive leaders meet Roosevelt formulating policy
Progressive party leaders in New York met at Oyster Bay to discuss the political situation and plan for future action in the next state election. Roosevelt announced a straight progressive ticket will run, and leaders urged him to seek the governorship, with hopes a unified campaign could defeat the grafts of the old parties.
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Oyster Bay
Progressive Party
Roosevelt
New York
Tle
Cornell Crew Wins the Junior Race in Intercollegiate Event
In Poughkeepsie the junior eight race featured top eastern universities with Cornell taking first place and Columbia second as Yale and Harvard fell short. Columbia later claimed a close victory over Pennsylvania, placing Cornell third and Washington fifth. A Venezuelan minister in Washington, Don P. Ezequiel Rojas, died in Atlantic City. In Salem Massachusetts a destitution crisis left 6,000 people in bread lines after a fire, with aid from outside and local relief expected to meet needs.
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Voial Nugget Service
Poughkeepsie
Yale
Harvard
Cornell
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Washington
Washington, D. C
Don P. Ezequiel Rojas
United States
Atlantic City
Salem
Mass
Senator Withdrawn For One Trip Senator Withdrawn For One Trip
Seattle June 27 The Senator has been withdrawn from the Nome run for this trip and will not leave on her regular run till July 31 The Victoria will take all the Senators passengers and freight This arrangement has been made to have the sailing dates of the two ships farther apart for shipping and traveling interests Passengers listed Irwin Reed engineering work M R Mitchell chief checker Sesnon Company Other passengers Mr Soupe Kimball Company L M Mahler Albertson and Mrs cade Jain Erickson bound for Solomon The flyer left for Solomon this afternoon
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Seattle
Nome
Victoria
Solomon
Irwin Reed
Solomon Country
M. R. Mitchell
Sesnon Company
Mr. Soupe
The
Kimball Company
L. M. Mahler
Albertson
Cade Jain Erickson
Seattle Mercantile House Fails in Seattle
Seattle June 27 The large mercantile house McDougal and Southwick was placed in the hands of a receiver yesterday. It is one of the city's largest business houses and was affiliated with Chaffin house which recently failed in New York.
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Seattle
McDougal & Southwick
Chaffin House
New York
Sumatra quake and tsunami devastate coast towns in Java
An earthquake on Sumatra, the strongest yet on the island, wrecked coastal towns in Batavia Java. Reports say many killed, villages wiped out, and a following tidal wave drowning residents. Several volcanoes remained active with fears of further quakes. The bath house uses Moonlight water for baths.
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Batavia
Java
Sumatra
Mrs Wheeler Struck by Express Wagon in Seattle
Mrs Mary Wheeler sixty four wife of Martin Wheeler was struck and run down by an express wagon on a Seattle side street. Witnesses say the driver was speeding and the mare and wagon passed over her body. She died at once and the expressman is blamed for the accident.
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Seattle
Mary Wheeler
Martin Wheeler
Wheeler
Roosevelt suffers spleen enlargement jungle fever rally
In Oyster Bay on June 27 Roosevelt is reported to have spleen enlargement and reduced vitality from jungle fever. Dr Alexander Lambert advises four months rest, but Roosevelt plans to remain active in the New York state campaign against rival parties. He cancels cross country trip and Pennsylvania engagements except Tuesday’s Harrisburg meeting.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Alexander Lambert
New York State
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Fourth of July Committee Plans Grand City Celebration
The Fourth of July committee met at city hall to organize a large celebration with land and aquatic sports, a military parade, and an automobile parade. F A Daniels presided with D EB Crowley as secretary, and multiple subcommittees were formed for finance music literary program land sports aquatic sports parade and other tasks. Honorary president is O D Cothran and grand marshal Captain Welch with Dr Sloan as president of the day.
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F. A. Daniels
D. EB. Crowley l
J. W. Sheldon
A. A. Allan
F. Weiler
W. Marx
Dr. Bayne
Hugh O'Neil
Phil Ernst
G. Jackson
D. BE. Crowley
Charles Jones
H.l Young
W. Shields
James Reilley
John Caldwell
Harry Riley
Parade
Dr. Chase
Sam Taggart
J. D. Jourden
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M. H. Church
Holt
K. K. cLus
Johnson and Moran
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Rea
Néne
Nurget
Seattle Mercantile House
All Atest
Teddy
Daily Nugget
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Roman
Hoffman House
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