Chinese minister outlines flaws in exclusion rules for immigrants
Wu Ting Fang, former Chinese minister to Washington, told The Associated Press that current U S exclusion regulations are unsatisfactory from a Chinese state view. He urged revision via a new convention to protect Chinese merchants and officials from harsh treatment and to allow counsel and appeals, while agreeing to exclude coolies and advising Hawaii be kept open to Chinese.
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Peking
Wu Ting Fang
Washington
Gu New
Board of Foreign Affairs
Associated Press
Hal
Hig Pole
United
Bint
Roosevelt
Aix
Heald
Coolies
Coollea
Hawaii
Archbishop Chapelle Dies of Yellow Fever in New Orleans
Archbishop Chapelle of the Catholic diocese of New Orleans died of yellow fever yesterday after noon following a swift decline from the disease. Born in France and educated at St Mary’s College, he served as coadjutor and became archbishop in 1897, and acted as papal delegate to Cuba and the Philippines.
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New Orleans
Chapelle
Chapale
Clapella
St. Mary’s College
Baltimore
Washington
Satpointe
Sante Fe
Yrohdishop
Popa Tolle
Cuba
Philippines
Ask Commission for Peace in Paris Cable to Witte and Baron
Parle August 13. Frederick Pasay, president of the French Arbitration Society and former chamber of deputies member, sent by cable to M Witte and Baron to mar the text of a petition already argued by 200000 persons in favor of the declaration.
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Ask Commission For Peace
Parle
Prederick Pasay
French Arbitration Society
Chamber of Deputies
M. Witte
Baron
Mara
Japanese squadrons deployed to Siberia and Kamtchatka
A Rear Admiral Kas aoka reportd that he has dispatched one squadron to Kamehatka with another hotsk ang, as they eye ott their in egard is the work to be at thely: yvespective.
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Siberia
Toklo
Kasaoka
Kamehatka
Fragments Hint at Unclear Local Event
The readable OCR fragment mentions a person and a figure but lacks concrete names, places, or dates to form a clear news item.
Peace talks near split as Japan and Russia haggle over Sakhalin
Report from Portsmouth notes tentative progress at the Washington conference yet postponement on key issues. Japan presses indemnity and Sakhalin terms while Russia shows cautious acceptance. secrecy surrounds private understandings hinted by officials. Plenipotentiaries meet through the day to discuss first condition amid gloom.
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Portsmouth
Washington
Japan
Council
Iido
Baron Komura
M. Witte
Navy Yard
Maron Rosen
Nipnoa
Rusain
Wilte
Manchuria
Janan
Murder at Silyorau Iron Works Chief Shot at Home
In Ruslan Poland on August 13 a striking mob killed the manager of the Silyorau iron works at his residence. The city chief of police sustained multiple fragment wounds from a bomb thrown during the strife.
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Warsaw
Russlan Poland
Silyorau Ironworks
Ravlom
Ruslan
Poland
Zeigler Polar Party Rescued In Arctic Relief
The Artie steamer Terrancya rescued Anthony Finda and all but one Norwegian seaman from the Zeigler Fiala expedition near Honningsviag Norway in August. The America ship, which carried the expedition, was crushed in the ice in winter 1908 and lost with much of its cargo. Thirty seven expedition members returned in good health after severe privations and isolation since July 1908.
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Honningsviag
Norway
Terrancya
Grent
Anthony Finda
America
Bomb Attack in Russia Kills Several People
An explosion in Sobrayekala, Bellostok region, Russia on August 18 killed several individuals and caused injuries. Local authorities report frantic rescue efforts as investigators probe the bombing act.
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Fomb
Bellostok
Russia
Sobrayekalattract
Belue Hed
Unclear OCR: Navy announces landing near Part Imperator
Fragmentary text reports a naval action with mentions of a landing near a place names unclear as Part Imperator. The report includes references to captured property, a light house, and a guards’ flight, but many words are garbled.
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Navy Department
Jane Dnese
Lo'contloye
Hla
Ingland
Japan's Demands Pressure for Harsh Peace Terms
Portsmouth reports Baron Komura delivering Japan's terms to Mr. Witte after a plenipotentiary session. Core conditions demand reimbursement for war costs and cession of Sakhalin, plus Manchuria evacuation and open door principles. Russian officials deem terms harsh though not unexpected.
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Portsmouth
N. WH
Sakhalin
Baron Komura
Witte
Theortsmouth Navy Yard
Plenis In Tentiacles
Mr. Witte
Japan
Lianlung Peninsula
Port Arthur
Dalny
Manchuria
Tussia
Russia
Harpin
Vladivestole
Korea
Siberian Littoral
Ladivostox
Bering Sea
M. Witte
Far East
Komura
Nicholas
Attempted assassination of Brazilian president thwarted in Buenos Aires
Reports from Washington say a laborer named Blantogas Vaclila attempted to shoot President Manuel Quintana as his carriage passed through Roula Park. The president's aide seized the assailant, keeping him from firing, and he was arrested.
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Washington, D. C
Minater Beaupre
Buenos Ayres
State Department
Blantogas Vaclila
Manuel Quintana
Roulra Park
Mone
de Samp
Lg Iyeane
Cleveland Manager Declares Policy On Spooning Debate
A Cleveland manager announced yesterday that certain social practices and perks within the company would be reviewed. The comments touched on allowances, travel, and fees amid a broader discussion of workplace conduct and policy.
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Gare
Cleveland
Branley
Haya Sheen
Gon Wens
Death List Grows in New Orleans Fever Outbreak
New Orleans reports a rising death list from a fever outbreak with prominent figures among the victims. A house to house canvass in Algiers finds no additional suspicious cases, and officials credit screening with preventing further spread as new cases decline from the prior peak.
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New Orleans
Louis Gueully, Jr
People’s Bank
Tubnson Street
Maurice Kenny
Austl
Kenny
Campi Street
Corpus
Algiers
Mississippi River
White
Time fixed by ultimatum expires for telegraphers strike
At St Paul Minnesota the ultimatum issued by General Manager Haru of the Northern Pacific expired at moon yesterday. Striking telegraphers who did not return to work by neon will be considered no longer employes. All former employees must reapply for positions. Two settlement proposals were rejected. One offered management written terms acceptable, the other proposed a salary increase smaller than the strikers demanded. Negotiations will be conducted with individuals only.
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Bt Paul
Minn
Haru
Northan Pacific
Moon
Wis
One Hundred Deserted Wives Visit Court
In New York on August 11 Magistrate Pool faced 100 women and many children seeking warrants against husbands for desertion and non support. He labeled wife desertion a serious domestic threat and issued twenty warrants while sending other cases for investigation.
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Wiver
New York
Husahand
Pool
Magisteala
Secretary Root Resigns From Cabinet Posts
New York reported Secretary of State Willy Rogal severed ties with several financial institutions where he formerly served as director. The Times notes the move aims to ensure he could join Ronseval's cabinet without being allied to corporate interests.
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New York
Willy Rogal
Ronseval
the Times
Moot
Morton ‘Trust Company
National Bank of Commerce
Continental Fire Insurance Company
Teliaranico & Trust Company
Beveral
Negro Burned at Stake Reported from Texas
A Dallas special to the Star reports a negro was burned at the Blake at Sulphur Springs Texas yesterday. No further details are provided.
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Stake
Kansas City
Star
Dallas
Texas
Blake
Sulphur
Springs
Thousand Socialleta Incident Near Lada Russia Poland
A crowd of about a thousand socialleta gathered in a forest near here yesterday and were dispersed by soldiers. Police say many were arrested and several were wounded while attempting to flee. The event occurred amid arrests and court orders for obedience.
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Socialleta
Lada
Russia
Poland
Yeaterday
Ayrrgwulad
Socialiste
Stary
J Galette
Police
Toone
New Orleans Faces Fever as Officials Seek Full Reporting
In New Orleans Surgeon White warns fever cases will rise and stresses fuller reporting by doctors. Despite earlier underreporting, cooperation grows as medical staff, including Surgeon Berry, battles disinfection and tracks patient data amid a federal education campaign.
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New Orleans
White
Marine Hospital Service
Tere
T. Berry
Berry
New York
Texas
Berry Haseen
Potalo Datas
Firemen Buried by Boiling Grease at Soap Factory
Twenty firemen were burned and unconscious after a soap factory exploded its 70 000 gallon boiling grease vats on West Twentieth Street. Firemen crawled on their stomachs on firewalks to escape toxic smoke and burning liquid as the blaze spread. Six firefighters were hospitalized and total damage was about 50000 dollars.
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New York
W. H. Daggitt
Writ Twentieth Street
Tia
Packers Summoned to Court for Subpoenas in Chicago Case
Chicago August 14 subpoenas began serving on twenty four packers and lawyers and five corporations charged with restraint of trade rebates and interfering with government witnesses. Trials set to start October 2 with twenty subpoenas served secretly Friday and Saturday as authorities maintained secrecy.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Chaulanauy
Socialists Fire On Cossacks In Polish Woods
In Dlutowo woods near Warsaw a socialist meeting of about 2,000 was attacked by Cossacks and infantry. Socialist rebels fired with revolvers. troops killed two, wounded eighteen, and arrested 428. Over the past forty eight hours more than a thousand revolutionists have been arrested in Warsaw.
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Warsaw
Russian Poland
Socialiata
Dlutowo
Kling
Ticket Scalpers Beaten In Oregon City Bust
In Parlland Oregon on August 8 the state supreme court ruling upheld by the legislature led to brokers including H Q Caspery paying fines. They were arrested and compelled to leave the city as part of the crackdown on scalping operations in the railroad market.
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Parlland
Ore
H.Q. Caspery
Munley Spal
Capitalist Misadventures in Early Humor
A jumble of comic dialogue from New York Weekly and Yonkers Statesman snippets. Laughs mix with quarrels about money, trains, and wisdom. Exchanges feature blunt manners and misread morals as characters trade quips and misquotes.
Grateful Testimonial From Bault Ste Marie Resident
Gratitude note from Mr GL Santh of 309 Anne Street Uns city describes illness inclining to arthritis rheumatism and lead poisoning fears. He credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with relief after two boxes enabling cane-free movement and eventual full recovery. Sidney Pills are praised for effectiveness.
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Bault
Ste
Marie
Mich
Aug
GL. Santh
Palates and Ducurator
Anne Street
Uns City
Dodd
Sidney Pilla
Cora Relates Tale Of Servant On Al Beliefs In Virginia
A young Virginia woman asks her maid Cora about a cousin sharing similar ailments. Cora confirms the cousin died, prompting the mistress to dismiss the tale as inappropriate. Cora fears punishment but adds the mother tale of death as a final remark.
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Cora
Sailor Volunteer Aboard Puritan Becomes Local Enigma
A swarthy youth joined the United States monitor Puritan for moral manoeuvres as a volunteer without pay, performing diligently on deck. After the mission he vanished, later reappearing beside Japanese minister Takahira during an afternoon drive, leaving Phen Blea puzzled by how Japan learns naval methods.
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United States
Rico
Bleo
Takahira
Jim
Phen Blea
Japan
Heart Health Tied to Quitting Coffee Says Postum Ad
A Postum Co. testimonial from Battle Creek Michigan recounts a Colorado man with heart trouble, indigestion, and nervousness improving after quitting coffee and using Postum. He reports restoration of digestion and normal heart function and later life insurance acceptance. The ad promotes The Road to Wellville booklet.
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Tia
Colorado
Ifa
Postum
Iife Insurance Co
Pystum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Ville
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Gister
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