Admiral Sperry Praised in Japan Farewell Visit Scenes of Cheer
The American battleship fleet closes its Japan tour with grand receptions in Yokohama and Tokyo. Admiral Sperry attends General Noda’s funeral and places a wreath, later strolling to Shimbashi station amid cheering crowds. A reception at Shiba palace and a torchlit farewell crowd mark the sendoff, with orderly shore leave noted.
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Associated Press
Yokahama
Japan
Pui
Admiral Sperry
Conat Noda
Shiba Palace
Shimbashi Railway Station
Ginza
Tokio
Yokohama
American Friends Association
Baron Kaneko
Baron Takahashi
Toko
Emory
Sperry
Commodore Perry
Kurihama
Oregon
America
Perry
Hampton Roads
Republicans Rally in Nevada with Flanigan and Brown
A large crowd turned out at the pavilion for a Republican rally led by Patrick L. Flanigan and Hugh H. Brown. Speeches defended tariff protection, praised industry growth, and defended labor while pledging support for Taft era reforms.
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P. L. Flanigan
Hugh Brown
Shortage in City Treasury Traced to Bantel Era
San Francisco experts appointed by the attorney general report a total treasury shortage of 60 000 dollars, with 14 000 dollars belonging to the state. The gap occurred during former City Treasurer Bantel’s term around the 1906 fire. The attorney general will sue Bantel to recover the state portion while a bookkeeper in Bantel’s office was arrested.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Bantel
J.C. Tumeltyy
Balkan Conference Prospects Darken In Berlin Talks
Petersburg reports a planned conference of powers to mend the Balkan treaty strands. Russian CoE minister M Tsvolsky to open talks in Berlin tomorrow. Dispatches say opposition may doom the conference, while foreign offices see no alternative to a formal international meeting to fix breaches.
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Petersburg
Balkan
M. Tswolsky
Berlin
Wifce
Philippine storm toll rises in Cagayan Abra death toll 268
The Associated Press reports a cyclone devastates the Cagayan valley and Abra province with 268 confirmed drownings. Hundreds of horses and cattle die, houses destroyed, and the constabulary are cremating the dead as relief efforts continue. Affected residents seek aid through authorities.
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Fy Associated Press
Cagayan Valley
Abra
Taft Day in Indiana Excites Crowd in Indianapolis
Taft’s Indiana campaign drew intense crowds as supporters cheered with cries of approval despite rain and delayed trains. Taft focused on exhibitions rather than speeches, meeting demand for a glimpse of the candidate from eager voters along the itinerary.
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Indiana
Taft
Gompers Declines Office in Irrevocable Stance
National Chairman Mack released a telegram from Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor in which Gompers says he has seen President Roosevelt s attack and is ready to answer. He insists he will not accept any public office either elective or appointive under any circumstances and that the content of labor is for finance, not for office.
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Flanigan
Republican Party
Newslands
Planigan
Indus Fe
United States
Eh Oe
Notts
Newlands
Mr. Taft
Ator Newlands
Senate
Nevada
Sears
Find
Reno Light
Ak & Second Mortgage
Beniness
Associated Press
New York
Mack
Bryan
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Roosevelt
Hoe
Government Buys Silver For New Orleans And Denver
The treasury bought 125000 ounces of silver for delivery to New Orleans and Denver at 51.670 per fine ounce.
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Associated Press
Washington
The
Treasury Today
New Orleans
Denver
Revolutionary Leaders Guilty in El Paso Trial
In El Paso Texas on October 23 a US court found Predusno Silve and Lecardio Trevino guilty of tormenting a revolution on US soil against a friendly nation. Benjamin Silva and Jose Maria Ramítex were acquitted. Five suspected revolutionaries were arrested last June amid insurrectionary activity in Mexico. Federal authorities had seized inflammatory literature arms and maps. A plot to dynamite public buildings and free prisoners was uncovered.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Tex
United States
Predusno
Silve
Lecardio Trevino
Benjamin Silva
Jose Maria Ram- Itex
el Pago
Mexico
Jaures
Trevino
Silva
Bryan in Jersey Friday Tour Headlines in Newark
William J Bryan toured New Jersey on Friday, greeting farmers and laborers. He spoke sixteen times across farming and industrial centers, criticizing Roosevelt labor policy and joking about Gompers and Nicholas Longworth. He planned to depart by car to Jersey Olive then continue to Bilma, New York, the next day.
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Associated Press
Newark
New Jersey
Loday
William J. Bryan
West Virginia
Bryan
Roosevelt
Gompers
Nicholas Longworth
Jersey
Olive
Bimira
New York
Jury Acquittal For James Golden in Malicious Mischief Case
James Golden was acquitted by a Brimell court jury after being charged with malicious mischief for breaking a door in a west town house. The jury visited the scene, found the door hardly damaged, and returned a verdict of not guilty.
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James Golden
Brimell’s
Golden
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