Amoy Consulate Attack Tied to Boycott Tensions
Battles over an Amoy China boycott led to an attack on the American consulate in Amoy on July 22 as protests spread from Shanghai. Authorities swiftly quelled the riot, protecting Consul George A. Anderson and British officials, while the State Department calls the incident closed and awaits further word on the anti American movement.
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Amoy
China
State Department
Washington
Department
Shanghai Chamber of Commerce
George
Thorities
Anderson
Shanghai
Lkely
Diucera
Min- Anderson
Conger
Peking
Immigration Rule Revision Aims at Chinese Exclusion Laws
The committee chaired by Secretary Metaalf of the Department of Pee and Labor sent a letter to Immigration Bureau officers seeking opinions on current rules. Lawrance O. Murray and Edward W. Sims lead the effort with Richard K. Campbell coordinating. Public hearings will allow complaints from railroad and steamship firms and foreign government reps as steps to harmonize rules with public needs. In July, 23 Chinese were admitted and deported. 98 were U.S. citizens or exempt classes, with 5 residents and 4 new arrivals among deportees, all from San Francisco.
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Metaalf
Department of Pee and Labor
Qreeterday
Immigration Bureau
Generata
Lawrance O. Murray
Edward W. Sims
Thatment
Richard K. Campbell
Bureau of Immigration
Commission
Immigration Service
Department
Steamboat Inspection Service
United States
San Francisco
Italian Consul Complains Over Libel in Philadelphia
The Malian Ambassador prompted a State Department inquiry directing Philadelphia district attorney to examine alleged criminal libel against Italian consul Count Naselli. An Italian official investigation reportedly vindicated Naselli, with Philadelphia police protection provided at the ambassador’s and state department’s request.
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State Department
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Count Naselli
Mayorcof
Count Neselli
Land Withdrawn from Entry in Northern Minnesota
The Secretary of the Interior orders withdrawal from entry of all unappropriated public land in eleven townships in Northern Minnesota to create a forest reserve north of Lake Superior. The experiment aims to test rabbits and guinea pigs for agricultural research. Scientists from the Department of Agriculture will conduct the trials to study disease and growth in these animals.
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Secretary of the Interior
Minnesota
Ake
Superior
Department of’ Agriculture
Sagan
Shoemaker Family Ties To Brightwood Land Era
Mr Shoemaker, tied to the District’s growth, preserves ancient documents and a Pierce grant dating to 1764. He chairs multiple associations, serves as director for several banks and companies, and helped build Brightwood’s civic life. He lives with his wife on Brightwood Avenue with a twenty acre country seat.
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District of Columbia
Rhoe‘tinker
Altedal Ee
Khigton
Pierce
Mil
Reok
Wang
Log
Ayala
England
Shoemaker
Rock Creek Park
St John’s College
Georgetown University
Ang
Potomac Insurance Company
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Columbia National Bank
Brookland Building Association
Brightwood Citizens’ Association
Takoma Club
Northwestern Suburbsin
Meridian Hill
Lanier Heights
Grand Army of the Republic
Thin
Levy Court
Jooal County
Columbia
Hts
Thomas Corbery
Wen Httton
Ghoemaker
Louis Corbery
Eargotown
Gelumpia
Elgil
Sheemaker
Georgia
Abner
Finances of Cities Match National Government Budgets
A Census Bureau bulletin shows 175 large US cities with populations over 25,000 had total corporate receipts of 41.6 million dollars and expenditures of 635.8 million in 1903, while national debt reached 896.2 million in 1904. New York City accounts for about a third of city totals. The report compiles resources, transactions, plant and machinery data for municipal entities.
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Census Bureau
United States
Postal Service
City of
New York
Frederic Irland Elected President of Shorthand Association
Frederic Irland of Washington D C was named president of the National Shorthand Reporters Association at its seventh convention held near Chautauqua North Carolina. Sidney C Ormsby of New York and Clayton C Herr of Bloomington Illinois named as first and second vice presidents with Herman H Pechin of Baltimore as third vice president Kendrick C Hill of Trenton New Jersey named secretary treasurer Rev William Dy Bridge of New York as historian. Rev Oliver Dyer of New Bedford Massachusetts addressed the closing session noting Dr Irland’s standing as a Senate reporter and phonographer.
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National
Trenton
N. J
William Dy Bridge
New York
Oliver Dyer
New ‘Bedford
Mass
United States
Senate
Irland
Audiience
Renn Pittman
Cincinnati
Dea
Py Ee
Murphy
Ae United States Senate
Appointed Postmaster Sparks Local Naming Shuffle
Local posting lists Dan Ghates and K. Baker among a set of nominees for postmaster in the Germans Mills area, with Minger and EB noted in the selection lineup while the town council reviews the appointments.
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Minger
Dan Ghates
Germans Mills
Shin
K. Baker
West Minstrels in Wreck Injures Ten Members
West Minstrels troupe suffered damage and ten members were injured when a private car wreck occurred in Newburg New York. Bernice and Saraenge were en route and the west bound car carried multiple troupe members with at least two injured.
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West Minstrels
Newburg
N.Y
Bernice
Eraon
Saraenge
Bes
West Minstrel
Phe Zhuge Sarnado
Mitchell Stands In Way On Isthmian Canal Probe
The article notes Senator John A. Mitchell of Oregon, under indictment for land frauds, may lose the chairmanship over canal investigation concerns. It discusses Senate and House friction, calls for inquiry into Isthmian canal costs, and mentions Senator Morgan’s forthcoming canal commentary and potential sensational session developments.
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Senate
John A. Mitchell
Oregon
Mitchell
Cou
Philippines
Goré
House
Cal
Peta
Pete
Alabama
Morgan
Daffy
Senator Morgan
Federal Inquiry Into Philadelphia Arsenal Frauds Reports
Maj. Strong of the War Department inspector general's office completed an investigation into alleged frauds at the Solhtevtitill Arsenal in Philadelphia. The report, soon to reach the Secretary of War, notes suspensions of three civilian inspectors and eleven civilian service employees. The frauds appear extensive, with many subordinates involved, and likely prosecutions or disciplinary actions against several employees and other persons who sold inferior supplies to the government. No army officers are named as culpable, and it is unlikely Maj. Strong will recommend charges against any officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Strong
Inspector General's Department of the War Department
Solhtevtitill
Philadelphia
Maj. Strong
Strena
Mardial
Quartermaster’s Department
New Secretary Root and Isle of Pines Treaty Attitude
The selection of Mr Root as Secretary of State signals a firmer stance on surrendering the Isle of Pines to Cuba. Opposition in Congress and among Isle of Pines residents persists, with former Secretary Hay's stance influencing debates as supporters push for ratification. A renewed push for the treaty faces renewed Congressional consideration.
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Root
Isle of Pines
Senate
Mr. Root
Pines
Cuba
Little Island
Secretary Hay
Hay
Izle of Pinea
United States
Cullom
United ‘States
Congress
Dawn Reat
Will
BaSsing
Reat
Public Building Awards Thane Post Office McKeesport Pa
Public Building Awards announced for the post office at McKeesport Pennsylvania to Weber of Huntington West Virginia with a bid of 63 800 dollars and fee of commission noted in the record.
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Public Building Awards
Thane
Weekly Crop Outlook Highlights Heat and Excess Rain Across Regions
The Weather Bureau notes extreme heat in Central and Western Texas with unseasonably cool areas in New England and the northern Middle Atlantic. Heavy rainfall caused damage in the Dakotas, Minnesota, Lake region, parts of the South Atlantic Central Gulf states, Florida, and Texas. Frosts touched Montana and Idaho. corn condition remains good nationwide though wind and rain harmed harvests and preharvest stages in several districts.
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Weather Bureau
Slas
Centrall
Texas
New England
Middle Atlantic
Dakotas
Minnesota
Lake
Florida
Am Ig
Kansas
Rocky Mountain
Oregon
Montana
Idaho
Atlantic
Coast
Gulf
Nebrask
Missouri
Aie
Ohio
Arkansas
Texa
Lieuteland
Alabama
South Carolina
Nouthern
Sastern
Indiana
Moore to be Reinstated in Department of Agriculture
In a Pittsburgh influenced case, Marge T Moore, author of nitrogen plant growth methods, may be reinstated after resigning when it was found he owned stock in a soil inoculation firm. Officials say no charges remain and Justice Department inquiries have not proceeded. Moore’s friends expect his return and unfinished work in the Department.
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Marge T. Moore
Department of Aeticulture
Roosevelt
Pitteburg Way
Department
Moon
Hig
Department of Justice
Moore
Wilson
Wilson and Heys Questioned by Grand Jury in Cotton Inquiry
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson and Assistant Secretary Heys appeared before the grand jury yesterday in a cotton investigation at City Hall. They were reportedly questioned about the Bureau of Statistics and possible leaks, with officials declining to discuss ongoing proceedings.
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Holmes
Hyde
Beach
Agriculture Wilson
Heys
Wilson
Railroad hearings and Benatar案 Platt Gormen note
Fragmentary text mentions railroad hearings and individuals Benatar, Platt, Gormen. Specific details are unclear but indicates a meeting or inquiry context with named persons involved.
News of the Railroads and Union of Agencies
The piece details railroad appointments and reorganizations across major systems. Key names include H W Holverstot, J H Dalrymple, W Jones, C H Beaman, and B G Kirk. It notes reorganizations at New York Central, Norfolk Western, Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, and Pennsylvania lines with transfers to New York and Buffalo. It also mentions the Colorado and Southern surplus, Southern Railway preliminary report, and Enola town development for railroad employees.
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New
New York Central
New York City
H.W. Holverstot
Norfolk and ‘Western
Pittabure
A. Seydam
Sumdiay Creek
Coal Co
Kennedy
Colne
New Fork Beato Railroad
Grand Trunk
J. H. Dalrymple
Delaware
Lackenna
Palestine
Uae
Heratofare
Orfolte
Thachicaga
Indianapolis
Loneville Railway Company
W. Jones
C.H. Beaman
Pennsylvania
Pittsbore
New York
Colorado and Southern
B. G. Kirk
Digerick
Buffalo
Hinan Company
J. K. Ben
P. Meredith
Altoona
Prentice
Sunbury
W._C. Barrett
Monongahela
Baltimore
Ohio
Newark
Dlviston
New. York Central
Lackawanna
Hoboken
Pether
Tinterstate
H Prscott
Prescott
Missouri River
Wort Scott and Gulf
Oregon Railroad
Nnvigation
Northern Pacific
Harrisburg
Susquehanna River
Pennsylvania Railroad
Enola
Chicago
Private Japanese Schools In Hawaii Taught Afternoon Reading
A Honolulu report notes more than thirty private Japanese language schools operate afternoons for Japanese children who attend English public schools mornings. About 1114 pupils study writing and reading in Japanese to preserve language, culture, and prepare for life in either Japan or America.
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Hawaii
Yamato Ahimbus
Paeide Commercial Advertisar
Japan
America
Trust Company Named to Take Charge of Denver Bank Affairs
Assigned Beatty removed as cashier Henry Beatty named defendant in pending suit. The Trust Company to take charge of Denver bank affairs with $1,296,000 in deposits. Judge Mullinstor cites Beatty’s actions harming other depositors. Supreme Court order halts further action pending proceedings.
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Denver’ Bank
D-day
Henry MM. Beatty
Western State Company
Trust Company
Beatty
Supreme Court
Campbell Fan Peahe
Mubine
R Action. Aie
Japan enlarging railways and plans for expansion
A fragmented report notes Japan enlarging railways with imperial aims and planned shipments through Chicago to New York via the Great Lakes. It mentions an expected expenditure over 320 million in railway supplies and references global trade readings.
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Imperial
J Javotem
Japan
Chicago
New York
Oo Lakes
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the Isle OF Pines
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Goa
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Wilton Rugs
Wera
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Ze Pi
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News OF the Railroads
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Western’ Passenger Apsociation
Great Northern
Pacific
Gov.Johnson
He United
Fata
Tattoietente ‘Commerce Mission
Aveor
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Mosen
Palais Royal
Capital
Remarque Library of Classics
Gray
Roger de Coverley
Napoleon
Desert
Bouchefourauld
Eleventh Street
White House
John Henry
Jim Hickey
A. R. H. Rusesel
Robert Reid
Hall Caine
Prodigal Son Liebler & CO
Edward Morgan
Aubrey Boucicault
Marie Wainwright
Charlotte Walker
Drina de Wolfe
Ben Webster
W. H. Thompson
J. E. Dodson
Afayette Opera House
Fred Burger, JR
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Harry+B. Smith
Ford & Gerhue
Academy
Thunsess
Langton McCormick
Lawrence Maraton
Niagara
Kernan
Any. Mera
Erme
Booon Tele
Cree Lake
U.S. Marine Band
Chase
BAILY
Theale
Artey of Attractions
Bart Pa
Ma Pal Ley Company
Yeaa
Denies Nairgara
Sabaneta
Camey Stuart
Seale Rae Beliatestere
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U. S. Treasury
Montgomery County
Rockville
Tie Lightyans Automobile
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