Nevada Urges California to Fight Japanese Encroachment
Nevada lawmakers vote on anti Japanese resolutions urging California to exclude Japanese and Chinese settlers. The measure denounces federal coercion and calls for strong state action to stop land grabs and immigration, citing fears of encroachment and wartime risk.
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California
Nevada
Roosevelt
Carron
Nev
Griffin
OWS
United States
Union
Senure
Theodore Roosevelt
Commonwealth of California
Masons Honor Taft in Rare Ohio Grand Master Ceremony
Cincinnati report details Ohio Masons selecting William Howard Taft for the high honor of Mason at sight. Grand Master Charles S. Morkinson of Zanesville will convene a distinguished gathering in the Scottish Rite Cathedral in Cincinnati to perform the prerogative.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Masons
Charles S. Morkinson
Zanesville
William Howard Taft
Taft
Asa FR. Bushnell
Springfield
Victim of confidence game linked to bank president scam
In Denver a man believed two others posing as bank officials defrauded him of 20000 dollars by betting it on a horse race. The plot grew to involve as much as 30000 dollars in an alleged confidence game. Police report arrests as the investigation unfolds.
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Denver
Fall
Victin
J. M. Blue
Tink
Princeton
Pollce
Miss Helen Maloney and Arthur Osborn Wed in New Jersey
Miss Helen M. Maloney of Philadelphia and Arthur Herbert Osborn of New York were married by Rev. Stephen M. Lyons at St Catherine's church Spring Lake New Jersey. The ceremony followed an international romance that began in 1907 with a elopement and earlier nuptial arrangements dated back to December 28 1905.
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Helen Eugenie
Pittsburg
Osborn
Herbert Ogden
Maloney
Leo XIII
Marquis
Rome
New York
Miss Maloney
Mr. Osborn
Philadelphia
Helen M. Maloney
Arthur Herbert Osborn
Stephen M. Lyons
St. Catherine's Roman Catholic Church
Spring Lake
N. J
Martin Maloney
Associated Press
Martin Maloner
Helen
St Catherines Church
Helen Maloney
Bpring Lake
Samuel R. Clarkson
London
Dissolution of American Guaranty Company
The Kanawha County circuit court entered a decree dissolving the American Guaranty Company of Chicago. H. S. Baker was named receiver. The action ends ongoing negotiations with the estate of Charles La Tour Furey and the company’s officers. The bill notes Furey’s expertise raised contracts from 3 million to over 16.8 million before his death and that heirs could not run the firm. The aim is dissolution, wind-up, liquidation and distribution of assets.
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Chicago
the Tribune Today
Charleston
W. Va
Wuider
American Guaranty Company
Chcago
Circuit Court
Kanawha County
H.C. Hangs H. S
Baker
Charles la Tour Furoy
Party lines drawn over Crum nomination in Senate
Washington reports that Republicans voted to close doors while Democrats pressed ahead with business as the Crum nomination to be Charleston collector faced debate. Senator Tillman sought to defer, aiming to mobilize South Carolina business protests, with party strategies shaping the clash.
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Washington
Wfor
Senate
William D. Crum
Charleston
S. C
Tillman
South Carolina
Dr. Crum
Crum
Taft
Brown Sails for South Seas Treasure Hunt
Captain James Brown, longtime participant in the 1850 Cocos Island treasure search, sails again for the South Seas seeking the spoils of a Spanish booty seized by Captain Smith of the schooner Black Witch. Brown claims to have aided in the hunt and to know the buried wealth locations.
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San Francisco
James Brown
Cocos Island
South Seas
Smith
Mass
Treasure Hunter Claims Hidden Millions in South Pacific
Captain Brown recounts an 1850 voyage with Captain Wenry Smith and says a treasure of 50 million dollars remains buried on a South Pacific island. He says 1 million was moved to Australia after the schooner wrecked and most of the crew perished. Brown plans to outfit a steamer and pursue the islands, with a family in Providence.
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Brown
South Pacific
Wenry Smith
Doughty
Australia
Steward
Mariposa
Providence
Reunited After Half Century Separate Lives
In Los Angeles on February 2, David R. Lond and his wife Barbara, long believed dead by the other, are reunited after almost fifty years apart. Barbara remarried during wartime after hearing Lond was killed. her second husband died later. Lond later moved west and prospered in mining ventures. They were reunited through correspondence with the Washington pension bureau.
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Los Angeles
Cal
David R. Lond
Barbara
Man Takes Poison in West 170th Street Apartment
Leon Adler a 45 year old New York salesman killed himself with cyanide of potassium in his West 170th street apartment last night. He left a note for his wife and children saying they would be better off without him and had insurance policies extended to February 5 totaling seven thousand dollars.
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New York
Leon Adler
West 170Th Street
Adler
Young Groom Slays Father In Law After Family Feud
In Union near La Grande Oregon 19 year old Clayton Smith shot and wounded his father in law 55 year old F P Launis in a long running quarrel over Smith marrying Launis daughter against his wishes. Smith was arrested and held awaiting sheriff transfer to the county jail.
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la Grande
Ore
Union
Here
Clayton Smith
F. P. Launis
Smith
Launis
Portable houses sail to Messina for quake victims
New York reports the naval supply ship Eva carrying 500 portable houses for Messina earthquake victims. The five instruction packets for electricity and building tools accompany the five by five color coded units. The consignment is part of a planned total of 2000 houses from the United States government and Red Cross, each sheltering four people.
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New York
Messina
Italy
Eva
United States
Red Cross
Japan's Foreign Policy Emphasizes Peace and Resources
In a Diet address, Foreign Minister Komura outlined Japan's aim to maintain peace and develop national resources. He stressed U S relations, emigration limits, and a move to renegotiate commercial treaties on the basis of reciprocity while praising allied ties with Britain Russia France and Germany. An opposition attack urged equal opportunity for Japanese abroad.
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Japan
America
United States
Far East
Pacific
California
Innis
Canada
Komura
Count Komura
Great Britain
Asia
Louay
Nussia
France
Germany
von Buelow
Reichstag
Eea
East
China
Kémara
Count Hattorl
Count Hattori
World Markets Close With Light Demand and Moderate Gains
New York trading opened with light demand lifting prices across sectors. Industrials led gains after renewed buying, with several rail and utility stocks advancing modestly while a few names slipped. Bonds remained firm as market activity cooled later in the session.
New York Stocks Summary of Quoted Prices
Amalgamated Copper 75.5 American Car and Foundry 49.75 American Locomotive 56 American Smelting 84.5 American Smelting pid 103 American Sugar Refining 180 Anaconda Mining 46.25 Atchison 100.125 Baltimore and Ohio 108 Brooklyn Rapid Transit 70.875 Canadian Pacific 173.125 Chesapeake and Ohio 64.125 Chicago Northwestern 176.25 Chicago Mil and St Paul 146 Colorado Fuel and Iron 40 Colorado and Southern 61.75 Delaware and Hudson 0.20 Denver and Rio Grande 44 Denver and Rio Grande pfd 382.75 Erie Railway 31 Great Northern pfd 143 Great Northern Ore Ctis 71.5 Illinois Central 142 New York Central 127.68 Reading Halfway 183.25 Rock Island Co 24.5 Rock Island Co pfd 63 Southern Pacific 118.25 Southern Railway 26.25 Union Pacific 178.125 United States Steel 55 United States Steel ptd 1147.875 Wabash Railway 18.375 Western Union 68.125 Standard Oil 650.
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Amalgamated Copper
American Car and Foundry
American Locomotive
American Smelting
American Sugar Refining
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago Northwestern
Chicago
Mil and St Paul
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern
Delaware and Hudson
Denver and Rio Grande
Erie Railway
Great Northern
Great Northern Ore Ctis
Iinala Central
New York Central
Reading Halfway
Rock Island Co
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
United States Steel
United States Steel, Ptd
Wabash Railway
Western Union
Standard Oi! Company
Cattle and Hog Market Summaries From Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City reports cattle receipts around 14 000 with steady to 10 cents lower prices across native steers cows and heifers stockers and feeders and calves. Hogs receipts about 17 000 with most sales in 6.90 to 6.50 range and porkers and butchers in a similar band. Sheep receipts 7 000 with lambs and wethers trading at varied levels. Chicago closes show grain and metal figures with May and July futures for wheat oats corn and fats for pork lard and ribs, plus copper lead and silver market activity.
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Kansas City
Aleady
Fed
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Baeven
Passaie Stranded Stranger In Memory Loss At Pasage General
A six foot hospital patient at Pasage General in Passaie New Jersey cannot recall his name relatives or business. A Pennsylvania railroad timetable lists Tyler Jubal Bagler Hinton West Virginia as the only clue to his identity. The 45 year old man speaks of Greek history claiming to be Leonidas and from Sparta causing officials to contact Sussex county authorities.
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Passiae
N. J
Passage General Hospital
Tyler Jubal Bagler
Hinton
W. Va
Leonidas
Sparta
Sussex County
New Jersey
Captain under arrest aboard Georgia in Gibraltar
Captain Edward F. Qualtrough of the battleship Georgia is under arrest aboard his ship and faces a court martial on a charge of intoxication at a shore reception. Rear Admiral Wainwright filed the charges. Rear Admiral Seaton Schroeder will head the court as Major Dion Williams serves as judge advocate. The Georgia leads the second division. the court meets aboard a battleship tomorrow.
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Gibraltar
Sperry
Seaton Schroeder
Dion Williams
Marine Corps
Edward F. Qualtrough
Georgia
Wainwright
Chicago Livestock Market Report February 2
Cattle receipts about 8000 with prices 10 cents lower. hogs around 47000 receipts with 16 to 20 cents drop. sheep receipts near 14000 with market steady. Also notes on sugar and coffee prices in New York and wool in St Louis.
Philosophical Motto Attributed to Marcus Aurelius
A quoted line from Marcus Aurelius argues that nothing emerges from nothing and nothing can return to nothing, reflecting Stoic thought on causation and existence. The fragment showcases ancient philosophy's view on origin and fate.
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Tokio
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Amalgamated Copper Rose
Chesapeake & Ohio
Kansas City Southern
Anaconda
Consolidated Gas
Standard Railroad
United States Pipe
St. Louis Southwestern
Allis-Chalmers
Wabash
Restling
Erie
Kansas City Livestock
Chicago Close
L&al
Tiomby
Hell Leonidas
Fleet
St Louis
Medlum
Bne
Marecus Aurelius
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