Japanese Minister Announces Restriction on Emigration
A Japanese committee met Foreign Minister Hayashi who vowed to greatly curb emigration to the United States and Canada. Officials described two main emigration groups, noting labor demand and concerns about living conditions. The talk covered economic factors, union influence, and government limits on emigration of agricultural laborers while other issues prompted mixed reactions among committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Emigration
Ishii
Men of
Tokio
United States
Tolle
Dee
Agendea
Basin
Mintsler
Hayash
Apanzer
Canada
Bome
Hyvasu
Baron Sahlt
America
Barun
Jaan
Court Refuses to Let Jones Transfer Property to Plural Wife
Judge Charles W. Morse of the This District court ruled against Hentel Janeyte in blocking transfer of property deeded to his plural wife Ellen J ivvang. The case recounts the 1876 marriage, Endowment House rituals, and subsequent deeds to 14.75 acres and additional property. The court found the transfers were not unduly influenced and upheld the prior arrangements for the wife Kavie and children, despite medical and mental health episodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Morse
This
Hentel Janeyte
Zien
Jones
Llimeelf
Ellen J
Ihvang
Sarah N. Tunea
Donem
Searsol
Niola Ling
Bigham Junction
Jenny
Kavie
Blate Montal Hospital
Hrova
Machurger
Mey
Teenrer
We Gluta
Morse
Special Venire in the Beers Case Proceeds in City Court
A special venire is summoned for the Beers murder case against Pret Gi Walker. Eight jurors qualified, three excused, including three challenges and jurors Brown Smith Raumus and Brows expressing varied views on credibility and the law. The panel awaits further peremptory selections as defense and prosecution question potential jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Walker
Drs Bort G. Heore
Thia
Boptombur
Elias A. Brown
Genen
Thomas Luyd
Nils
Smith
Detersa
Jentad
Thomas G. Jund
Pia
Dia
Tugor James A. Pandy
Lowell
Fran Alti
Fred Ag
Aption
Ann Matslor
Aminalou
Hal Yveradt
Gould Chicranthy
Deteinia
Wil G. Smith
Halverson
Finen
de Beers
Opie Yinn
Hanvieldene
Ty Qyories
Attorney Horn
Durov Raumussen
Unclear text on an explosion and casualties at sea
Fragmented OCR shows a report about an awful fire and an explosion near Ball Lake Nee and Caliente involving a group of men on a voyage. The legible details are scarce. several names and events are garbled, making precise attribution difficult.
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Ball Lake
Nee
David Tobie
Caliente
Navy
Holy Croke
Hla Budy
Thomas Dimi
Arash
End of Dahing Brothers and Heath in Court
Fragmentary OCR notes from a New York area paper recount a legal action involving Dahing Brothers and Heath. The text references a writ, possibly a court case, and mentions dates, parties, and a location tied to a regional News office tone.
Police Sergeant Connolly Dies After Study of Manual
A Chicago dispatch reports Sergeant Connolly, after thirty years of service, died at age 53 while intensely studying a police manual. He had been seen leaving work late, returning home to study, and reportedly spent days reading the manual instead of resting. The incident occurred following a day of patrols and a long shift at the police station.
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Ghicago
Chicago Tribene
St Louis
Pultes
Ward
Bermeaul
Anthony Connally
Connolly
Iola
Sergeaut Connolly
Jes Thay
Gila Monster Bite Injures Man in Brooklyn Zoo
A Gila monster at a Brooklyn Children’s Zoo exhibit bit a man named Gillian, tearing his hand and requiring weeks of hospital care. A female bystander applied salve to the wound, and Gillian survived but faces long recovery in cold northern winter. Authorities note broader public anxiety following a recent panic as leaders call for stability and cautious policy.
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Dee
Gilstady
Sicudant
Bedford Park
Broklin
Milen
Mary Day
Richmond
A. Biz
Gillen
Tim
Wim
Gillan
Pannon
Gilian
Mize Lee
Anceg Cililen
New York
Alrahiy Henfiming
Fedovur
E. IT. Hartman
Tarrimameald
Bern
Orca Raore Baie
Perferny
Avery
Ronnie Pial
National Bank of Commerce in Kansas City Closes Doors
The National Bank of Commerce of Kansas City shut its doors by order of the comptroller of the currency. Clearinghouse officials moved to stop the surge of withdrawals as rumors spread about the bank’s condition. The August 22 statement showed large drops in loans, discounts, and deposits, with total resources at 24.28 million dollars and deposits about 10.94 million. Bank leaders and directors, including Dr. J. S. Woods and W. A. Rule, faced questions as the institution’s solvency came under scrutiny amid broader banking tensions in the city.
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Kanne City
Dex
National Bank of Commerce
Kansag City
Raoruine
Ud Cil
UpThin
Board of Directora
Ib Ie
Tumes T. Bradley
Michaes Iisued
Uint
Ft Way
Elulement Ag
National Bank of Cott Starce
Howe oMerals
National Bans ‘of Commerce
Giyays
Sligo
United States
Danita Alock
Uluaipal
Commerew Bank
Dy. S. Winls
A Winaats
Vise
Wnt
A. Rudy
Cnditer
Time of the Moat Promingt Aga
Wangae City
Br. Wools
Ile Commaoren Trust
Shah Hes x
Shients Tkat
Cammerse
Sendovast
Eric
Priwilant
Elnaring
Bank of
Coneiwerce
Aly
Fature
Bank Nelo
Javvia Hunt
New York
Bhuilding
Watsona Bask of
Kraven Ci Saviage
Tesa
Associativa
Book of Commearca
Mildlang National Buds
Natonal Bank
Kaunts City
National City Bank of
New York City
Nat Earlg Rave
Dame of Cotte Storea
J. 8 Woods
Wat A. Rule
Dr Woods
Aang Enterpriser
Woodbine
Parla
Union Poene
Sait Lawlly
Rookeport Caving
Roohenort
Kansas City
Uvda
Imkorca & Co
James M. Wauds
Meraum
Lewis
Thematic Debates on Female Roles and Marriage Norms
Fragmented text discusses women’s independence and parental influence within marriage, referencing sociologists and media debates. It cites attitudes toward female autonomy, household roles, and education, with scattered mentions of marriage, family structure, and societal expectations.
Miners Debate Pay in Goldfield Cashier's Checks
Twisted dispatches report miners at Goldfield refusing full payment and proposing half wages in cashier's checks while the other half is paid in gold. Governor Sparks contemplates federal troop involvement as talks continue to ease tensions between miners and mine owners amid wage dispute.
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Deaver
Cole
Wee
William D. Maywood
Atiers
Sparks
Noods
Tadera
Goldtell
Goldfield
Maine
Gohfield
Nevads
Tonsovalt
Wenange
Wil Amine
Troops Ready and Diplomats Questioned in Global Crisis
Bam Francitto reports troops prepared amid a tense posture between Japan and the United States. General Fuastun asserts confidence in mobilization plans as Ambassador Alek's departure raises questions about war readiness and diplomacy, with officials cautioning against misinterpretation of the situation.
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Resardina
Alek Frien
Washington
Snl Portian
Arementi
Willy Uae
Atutas
Gausame
Gausame Contrisaing, le Ailty
Lee
Dese
Fee Sal
Japan
Bose Gia
Deesh
Guahtyer
Ollie Hive
Uae
Dhawings By Wits Tler And Forgotten Farm Tale
Fragmented OCR text describes scattered names and events with no coherent narrative. It references places and persons ambiguously, mentioning Walnut Bay, Melini, and a set of disjointed phrases about weeks, dates, and measurements. The piece lacks a clear incident, date, or outcomes to summarize.
Fervad in the Dl war and reached the rank of brigadier generatefor
An oblique wartime notice reports a brigadier general named Fervad who died after serving in the Dl war. Details are garbled but indicate his cortege and honors were arranged, with a presentation to a veteran academy by General Balul's son Cane tain and Witlum Baird, retired.
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Fervad
Generatefor
Howe
Balul
Canetain
Witlum Baird
New York Taxi Motor Cab Makers Seek European Machines
In New York a motor cab firm struggles to obtain machines from Europe as domestic makers cannot meet orders. Secretary William Palmar notes plans to shift assembly abroad due to labor costs and durability concerns. He sees a neglected opportunity for American buyers despite rising imports.
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New York
Willima Palmar
Ays
Europe
Paley Salys
America
Suiow
Leo
Nxlueter
Avierien
Palmar
Railroad aims to grow ties by timbering Calypia trees
The Santa Fe Railway plans to plant 10,000 acres in California and 5,000 in another state to raise Calypia trees for railroad ties. An experimental station will use 3,500 acres to study silviculture for local farmers. Trees mature after 16 to 18 years, then yield ties. annual needs will rise from 3 million to about 7 million ties, with costs of over 2.3 million dollars for the next four years.
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Chicago
Tne
Alolson
Jake G
Santa Fie
Diéze
United
National Civic Federation Mating Address Topics and Speakers
The National Civic Federation plans its annual meeting in New York in December with discussions on female savings protection and labor issues. Speakers include Andrew Carnegie United States Labor Commissioner Noll Samuel Gompers and others assessing monetary policy and wage concerns amid mixed market conditions.
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National Civic Federation
New York
Dee
Cie Pedera- Hou
Ofsen
Bantes
United States Labor Commiaelousr
Pramkihe Macveleh
Stu
Canna
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