Japan Defies China Army Ready For Service
Tokyo War Department mobilizes for potential actions as Japan plans rapid reconstruction of key Antung-Mukden connections. Amid vast strategic talks, officials consider routes through Jasan Kota, linking to St Petersburg and broader military aims while detailing administrative steps and international implications.
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Antung-Mukden
Mikado
Jasan
Kota
Hus
Japan
St Petersburg
Leper case suspect found living under false name near Brooklyn
Government medical examiner travels to New York to verify a man once quarantined for leprosy. After investigative work, Larry Daly, previously believed ill and listed for pension, is shown to be healthy and residing with relatives near Brooklyn. The case reveals pension overpayments and a convoluted effort to reclaim funds. The examiner traces a wife and two children who aided the ruse, uncovering a two-story tenement tale and a beach-bar lead as the pursuit continues.
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New York
Brooklyn
Ree
John Mai
Washington
Prave
Thaeas
Phy Truss
Larry
Mito
Tousen
Simone
Discupmt
Weis Staule
Delug
Bayer
Marly
Bern
Davenport
Howes
de Despetal
Puyetter
Alvece
Tome
President Taft Sets Long Swing Tour From Beverly to West
Taft leaves Washington for a months long summer trip to Beverly Massachusetts then continues a sweeping tour across the nation slated to pass the Alaska Yukon exposition Yosemite Grand Canyon and Gulf states with stops in St Louis New Orleans and El Paso He will assess political sentiment among insurgent strongholds including Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa while visiting range states affected by tariff debates and revisionist pressures.
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Presiden
Taft
Washington
Beverly
Mauss
Iis
Cabnet
Pred W Carpenter
Arch Pall Aytt
Ing Wehite House
Mon
White House
Federal Express
Ruston
Brolds
Hic
Wtf
Beckman Winthrop
Winthrop
Tutt
United States
Carpenter
Capt Lut
Willy
Royal Gorge
Ravky Mountains
Seattle
Yosemite Valley
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Ding
Mexico
Il Paso
Tex
Ater
Mississippi
St Loui
New Orleans
Lumerars
Boston
Chicago
Roonevel
Tat Reglow
Wisconsin
la Follette
House
Badger
Minnesota
Nelson
Clapp
Towney
House Committee On Appropriations
Miinesota
Winona
Utah
Monana
Wyoming
Manchuria talks on recommencement concluded in July
The report notes negotiations for the recommencement of a previously halted matter concluded July 22. It mentions Japan’s antiopium law and a Chinese claim that Japan nullified China’s antiopium growing law within the South Manchurian Railway zone. It also describes Japanese residence in the railway zone near Harbin and Russia’s recent notice of restoration of taxes, with payment tendered to the Russians recognizing sovereignty.
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Manchuria
Japan
China
South Manchurian
Harbin
Manchurian
Russia
Ultimatum to Greece over Crete and Constantinople
Turkish note demands Greece pledge noninterference in Crete and in Constantinople. If refused, Turkey will sever diplomatic relations. State Department cables from Athens report grave fears of serious trouble amid Macedonian and Cretan agitation.
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Turkey
Crete
Constantinople
Porte
Greece
State Department
Athens
Kitchener Succeeds Duke as Mediterranean Inspector General
London Aug 6 Lord Kitchener named to succeed the Duke of Connaught as inspector general of Mediterranean forces. He will hold the rank of field marshal and join the imperial defense committee. The post covers Malta Gibraltar Egypt Sudan and Cyprus with the British troops under his command. The Duke resigned citing waste of funds and redundancy in the role created at the king's suggestion.
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Mediterranean
Onnaught
London
Lord Kitchener
Indie
Duke of Tonnaught
Committee of
Imperial Defense
Garrigong
Malta
Gibraltar
Egypt
The
Soudan
Cyprus
Duke of Connaught
LONGWORTH FOR GOVERNOR IN OHIO REPUBLICANS BOOM CINCINNATI REPRESENTATIVE
Cincinnati congressman Nicholas Longworth is touted by Lincolnite supporters as a strong Republican challenger to Governor Harman. State leaders seek a formidable nominee, while Longworth’s home clique hopes party unity will rally behind him. Local legislators react, Cedar Point trip notes longshot efforts amid talk of other candidates.
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Washington Post
Cincinnati
Aug
Nicholas Longworth
Cincinat
Nominaton
Ohio
Lincenau
Ly Pit
Gov Harman
Phe Incl
Reid to Stay Year More as Ambassador to London
The Washington Post reports ambassador Reid will remain in London for another year. Reasons include personal appeal to President Tutt and King Edward, plus Reid seeking to stay until Theodore Roosevelt reaches London. Mrs Reid and D O Mills travel with him aboard the Lusitania sailing from Liverpool.
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Roosevelt
London
Washington Post
Jay Reid
Daphne
Vic Tutt
Heid
Tutt
Reid
Mr Reid
Edward
Theodore Roosevel
Attick
Mrs Rew
D O Mills
Lusiranta
Liverpool
Missing judge in factory mystery near Kenosha
Former Judge Joseph St Clarkson, who vanished from his Kenosha home in July, was found safe in Sabula Town by friend John Burns. Clarkson worked at a pearl button factory near Sabula, with memory lapses noted on several occasions.
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Kenosha
Wisaug
Joseph St
Clarkson
Sabula Town
John Burns
Me Clarkson
Sabla I
Dinge Chickson
Omaha
Sim Hly
Clarksun
Moors Influx Brings Heavy Spanish Losses Near Melilla
Muted dispatches from Melilla report Moors increasing pressure on Spanish posts. Thirty five officers and 150 men allegedly captured tortured and slain. Spanish water supply disrupted as Riffs cut lines of communication. In Madrid fear grows of a water famine as clashes continue and decrees adjust military service and governance.
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Mobilla
Muora
Angelfonso Hes
Crespo Azurin
Baterlong
Wehmen
Alfonso
Paris
Melilla
Morocco
Spanien
Captain King in Frisco CelI I charged That as May Anderson
Los Angeles reports Capt Harry King a 9 year military veteran and polo player, using the alias Maj George Anderson, arrested in San Francisco for passing fictitious checks. Secret Service found evidence tying him to the King family. He denies wanting notoriety, saying the issue is long settled.
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Anderson
Washington Post
Los Angeles
Harry King
West Palner
Horatio
King
Charles King
von Giskrap
San Francisco
Maj George
California Military Academy
Santa Monica
Maj Anderson
Secret Service
Moffitt
Waula Xa
Menace to Public Safety Sparks a Hospital Inquiry
Acting Interior Secretary Jesse Wilson orders a formal review at Government Hospital for the Insane after police report escapes by patients roam the grounds without attendants. Superintendent Dr White and Detective Maj Sylvester testify as Wilson seeks prompt action on dangerous patients and treatment safeguards.
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Interor
Government Hospital
Cme
Whison
Interior Department
Wilson
Ain
White Pesterdas
Inm
Watson
Wintes
Shackleton's expedition costs loom as speeches fund debt
The explorer owes seventy thousand dollars after the Antarctic venture. Lieut Shackleton plans lectures in the United States and Canada to cover expenses. Canada’s governor general Karl Gres will chair receptions. Proceeds from books and talks go to expedition costs, with loans from supporters and partial parliamentary votes in Australia and New Zealand failing to cover the bill. The British treasury refused to assume the debt.
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Shackleton
Waalhington
London
United States
Canada
Karl Gres
Londen Fen
Shackle
New Zealand
Alabama Prohibition Bill Advances Toward Governor’s Signature
The drastic Carmichael prohibition bill cleared the senate by 2% and awaits the signature of the Alabama governor to become law. Reports from across the state indicate saloons and locker-system drinks are being dismantled as the state nears a dry status. Gey Comer will likely sign the bill Monday.
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Montgomery
Senate
Alabama
Week End Trips From Seanhore To Atlantic City Area
Weekend rail excursion from Seanhore travels to Atlantic City Cape May Wildwood Ocean City and Sea Isle City via the Delaware River Bridge Route. Tickets allow return until the following Tuesday inclusive.
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Auantig City
Cape May
Wildwood
Ocean City
Sea’ Isle City
Retin
Pennslvania Rafirodd
Delaware River Bridge
Thaw Case Airs Family Feuds and Alleged Memoranda
In a tense supreme court session Mary Thaw denounces a vague acuser, details family history, and claims mysteriously found memoranda reflect Evelyn Thaw statements. Attorneys clash as Thaw seeks release from Matteawan asylum amid uncertainty over his sanity and potential transfer or return to hospital custody.
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Evelyn
Washington Post
Hury K Thaws
Trabeas
Matleawan
Supreme Court
Mary Coples Thaw
Harcy ‘Thaw
New Yorka
Tonderlom
Thaw
Ervelyn
Jerome Stueh
Morschanger
Snow
Walt Cou
Pharsdas
Muis Walls
Court House
Matteawan
Stete
Matteanan Hospital
Irsane
Wile
Isnene
Crmmmels
Hig Maker
Mateawanah Court
Avrns
Supe Ranker
Belory
Cmint
Jws Effert
Matteawan Society
Rusle Merril
Mark Cople Thaw
Allrnoon
Hartridge
Harry Thaws
Oreasion
Morschausur Thaw
Ims
Harts
Joe
Joslan Thaw Harrys
Hussell Peabody
Treasury to borrow as tariff law sets short term notes
Treasury to borrow up to 200 million dollars on short term certificates to fund public obligations and protect 2 percent Panama bonds. Law allows the secretary of the Treasury to issue notes as needed, with a one year term if Congress delays further action, and discussions continue on revenue from new tariffs and circulation tax.
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Panama
Taui Gton Post
New York
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Jonher
Treasury
Europe
Cts of Exchequer
Ant
Sisasury
Seretary Cortelson
Congress
Sutton Letters Spark Fiery Courtroom Tilt
Marine officer objects to lawyer words as Leonard’s mother begins examination and seeks to expunge remarks imputing bad faith. Epistles to Navy Department offered as evidence. judge allows letters but bars Public-Alley memory. Court debates language, order, and admissibility amid heated testimony and adjournment.
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Leonard
Navy Department
Mim
Alley
Bazy
Japan Defies China Early Not Hospital Patient
Panel 1 notes a defiance by Japan toward China. Other items touch on political questions, local concerns, and upcoming events. The issue lists civic topics, court actions, and community notices with a mix of editorial and social items.
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Japan
China
Beverly
Br White
Thaw
Treasury
Sutton
Tucker
Elys
Canal 6
Arundel Boat Club
Victor
Chita
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