Riots and Martial Law Hit Tokio Amid Violent Uproar
Reported Sept 8 9 rioting continues in Tokio with mobs clashing with police and army reserves called out. Chiba town 20 miles east reports the prefectural building and courthouse burned. the Niroku newspaper suspended. Premier Katsura’s residence burned. churches and mission school attacked. foreigners threatened. 2 killed and 590 wounded. Marshal law declared to restore order.
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Tokio
Chiba
Prefectural
Niroku
Gen. Sakuma
To‘kio
Russia
Japan
Katsura
Ito
Mikddo
Portsmouth
Mission House
E. H. Harriman
Northern Pacific Railroad Co
United States
Riets
Kokumin Shimbun
Fires and suicides in brief regional notices
A Black man named Steve Davis was burned to death by a mob in Waxahachie Texas after a reported assault on Mrs. Norris. In Charlotte W C Hardison of Wadesboro North Carolina killed himself, amid health and financial strains. Kansas City’s first fire chief James McMenamin died in Kansas City Missouri at age unspecified.
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Waxahachie
Tex
Steve Davis
P. Norris
Southern
Charlotte
N. C
W. C .Hardison
Wadesboro
Hansa ‘Olty'n
Kineas City
James Mc Menamin
Kansas Cty Gre Department
Persia and Russo- British aims in Asia
A St Petersburg dispatch analyzes Russo British and German moves in Asia after the Russo Japanese peace. It notes Russia’s push to complete the Erivan Teheran and Teheran Ashabad railways to Persia, linking Caucasus and Central Asia with Teheran. The shah is described as Russia’s staunch ally with millions of Persians in Russia and growing Persian trade.
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St. Petersburg
Pardia Taditeis
Manchuria
Asia
Persian Gulf
Asia Minor
Russia
Far- East
India
Persia
Turkey
Middle Asia
Germany
France
England
Shah
Erivan-Teheran
Teheran-Ashabad
Caucasua
Pibwiep US
Fever Anxiety Eases in New Orleans Month Progress
Situation is encouraging as September advances and medical authorities expect no bad turn from fever this month. Mosquito influx after rains caused fear of stegomyia misidentification. distinctions noted between striped legs and striped bodies. Spanish War Veterans laud Roosevelt for world peace efforts. Amoy gunboat Hsing Hang salutes American consul, referencing a past insult. Milan Tennessee farmer burns daughter’s wedding dress to oppose marriage. dance follows.
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New Orleans
Milan
Tenn
Chandler
Morocco Makes Amends After French Demands
Paris dispatch from M. St. Rene Tail lander, Morocco minister, reports the Moroccan government has yielded to French demands and given complete satisfaction, signaling resolution of tensions and compliance with Paris terms.
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Morocco
Paris
M. St. Rene Taillander
Court House Items in Mew Circuit Court Actions
In a long docket of court business executrix Helen A McCreight sues A B Blackman for foreclosure claiming 225 dollars debt. John Clark sues St Louis Syrup and Preserving Co for damages 1999 dollars. Owen McGinley sues Madison Coal Co claiming 10000 dollars. Maggie Johnson sues Joseph Johnson for divorce alleging drunkenness and extreme cruelty. William Bosomworth et al sue Anton Feuchtinger to foreclose lot 1 Bosomworths add Glen Carbon. Probate proceedings note Adele Valliet deceased admin discharges. Ida Triplet minor letters to Sophia Demuth bond 50. Final reports filed for Thomas Downes and R D Nicholas wards. adoptions granted for Mabel Hammers changing name to Mabel Vaughn and Gertrude Hammers later to Gertrude Matters. Insane H W Weber conservator reports sale and estate balance. Will probated for F B Suppiger. Anna E Sehnert probate with bonds. appraisals and guardianship actions listed. Various deeds show coal land transfers to A F Hermann and others in Edwardsville area.
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MEW
Helen A. McCreight
Executrix
A B. Blackman
Wood Svs SA
John Clark
St. Louis Syrup and and Preserving Co
Owen McGinley
Madison Coal Co
Maggie Johnson
Joseph Johnson
Willian Bosomworth
Anton Feuchtinger
Bosomworth
Glen Carbon
Bofors
John BE. Hillskotter
Adele Valliet
Ida Triplet
Sophia Demuth
Chas, Steiner
Benard Fahrig
Thomas Downes
R. D Nicholas
Mabel Hammers
Mabel Vaughn
John Becher
R.M. Stamper
F. J. Rue
Z. B. Job, Jr
Gertrude Hammers
Gertrude Matters
H. W. Weber
Conservatory
F. B. Suppiger
C. F. Tufiti
Ed Suppiger
Pauline Suppiger
Anna E. Sehnert
Land Transfers and Residents Listed in Edwardsville Area
A long list of property transfers shows J. M. Herrin to M. N. Pier and E. C. Springer to Henry Epping among others, with numerous residents named by town and age across Edwardsville and nearby cities. The notice also includes an ad for DeWitt’s Little Early Risers and a Springfield state fair note about gambling being targeted by State's Attorney Hatch.
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Springfield
Hatch
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Oyster Bay
N.Y
Griscom
Janan
Consis
Far East
Teheran
S. A. Brown
Bennettaville, S. C
S. Wingston
Dr. King
S. Kingston’s
Milwaukee
Roosevelt
Amoy
China
San Francisco
Hsing Hang
Wm. Wessel
A. F. Hermann
Pt Sey
Bertha Rethmeier
Pt Swf
P. W. Krotz
A. Ff. Hermann
Priel
Wm. H. Schwartz
A. EF. Hermann
Ptnel
Henry Schaefer
A. F. ‘Hermann
Nwif
Dorothea Stahlhut
AF. Hermann
J. F
Stillwell
Mary J. Lewis
Qed
Henry Spengel
Jos
Widmer
Sarah Coventry
G. H. Coventry
Coventry Place
Edwardsville
Brown
J. N. Brown
J.N. McKee
Nelty
J. N
McKee
Pt Aly
Geo. Wolf
H. P. Stulken
Anduwdde
Pts Awif
J. C Gebauer’s
HE Hee HS
America
Malle
John C. Gebauer, Ometroy
Frederick Ope
Emma Kroeger
Omphghent
Geo. Dollinger
Jarvis Marie Gindler
Jarvis John Kruse
East Alton
Olva Oliver
William Walter
North Alton
Tillie Krug
P. A. Hausman
Fosterburg
Daisy M. Riley
Woodburn
J. P. Rich
Stutgart, Ark
Belle Og
Martha Dorsey
Jerome Ritenhouse
Belleville
Ida Wittauer
Martin Korbelik
Anna Mueller
Geo. H. Clampitt
Granite City
Imma Hail
East St. Louis
R. C. Kimbrae
Ruth M. Sparks
Julius Schiller
DeWitt
S. Kingston
Siak Taberine Company
Chicago
Star Tattoring Company
M. F. Auwarter
Kinloch G
Kuntzmann’s
Oney
Ettore Oe