Equal Justice in War Treaty Talks With Japan
President consults Republican senators on a broad Pacific settlement to ease U S Japan tensions. Aims include reciprocal concessions on laborers and California school rights, while preserving states rights and avoiding direct school references in a treaty. San Francisco mayor Schmitz summoned to White House for California perspectives.
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Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Japan
United States
California
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San Francisco
Committee On Foreign Relations
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Root
Republican Party
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Anglo Japanese Treaty View On Sin Francisco Tensions
London dispatches report U S Japan friction over the San Francisco school incident but officials say the issue remains distant from crisis. They note the term ultimatum is misused and cite the Anglo-Japanese treaty limited to Eastern Asia and India.
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United States
Japan
San Francisco
Abe
Great Britain
Newfoundland
Asia
India
Germany
Thaw trial faces juror changes as delays extend case
Report from New York traces twists in the Harry K Thaw murder case of Stanford White. Jury challenges loom with a sick juror and objections raised by prosecutors. Thaw waits in the Tombs as defense plans a lengthy presentation, potentially three weeks, with May Mackenzie among likely first witnesses.
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New York
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Stanford White
Jerome
Thaw
Beeen
Tatra
Van
S Jerome
Lakeville
Conn
MacKensie
Peabody
Acta
Mohdsy
Fitzgerald
Must Build Causeway Across Galveston Bay
Austin Feb 2 The railroad commission ordered five railroads entering Galveston to construct a causeway across Galveston Bay. The lines Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio Houston and Henderson and International and Great Northern will bear the expense, with estimated cost about 85000 dollars.
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Tex
Railroad Commission
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Galveston Bay
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Harrisburg
San Antonio
Houston and
Henderson
International
Great Northern
Georgian News Sold to Redeliverer in Atlanta
The Daily News announces a sale of Atlanta’s Georgian News to a redeliverer. The transfer occurred Thursday after ongoing struggles with subscription rates and advertising contracts.
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Iill
Tate
Daily News
Redelvyer
Balloon Flight Plans Draw Keen Interest in Ascension
Plans for a May balloon flight attract attention from Washington to New York as organizers consider sending a challenge to Italian aeronaut Captain Chandler. Professor Albert Zahn and local aeronauts discuss gas quality and buoyancy needs, with the Aero Club promising gas supply to ensure a safe ascent.
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New York
Chendler
Trajian
Albert ¥. Zahn
Himdelf
Ariel
Aero Club
Hurt
Dryden to Withdraw Likely Successor Briggs Expected
News from New Jersey details Senator John F. Dryden's anticipated withdrawal from the race amid a Republican deadlock. State Treasurer Frank Briggs is viewed as the probable successor, having opposed a prolonged contest but willing to accept if unsolicited. The uproar threatens party unity as deliberations resume after a three year stalemate and amid alleged financial pressure on legislators.
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John. F. Dryden
New Jersey
Dryden
Frank Briggs
Trenton
Republican State Committee
Briggs
Seaas
Senator Dryden Drops Early Departure Plan
Early departure considered for a resort rest but contingent on condition. Senator Dryden hopes to keep tomorrow’s Trenton conference with Republican legislators but illness may prevent it. Doctor advises against the trip if his health does not improve.
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Senator Dryden
Trenton
Republian
Dr.ill
Inventor Edison Not Ill Report Denied at Atlantic City
A Philadelphia man named H. H. Ettison was mistakenly identified as Thomas Edison after a beach-front hotel scene in Atlantic City. The rumor spread via a railroad man who heard someone called Edison in the crowd, but officials and witnesses deny Edison’s visit or illness.
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N. J
Thomas A. Edison
H. H. Ettison
Philadelphia
Ellison
Iaith
Badison
Edison
White heir of Cornell president dies amid study woes
Los Angeles Feb 2 Andrew D White grandson of Andrew O White former Cornell president and ambassador to Berlin and St Petersburg killed himself in the city yesterday due to despondency over his progress in studies He was attending school near Ventura and had faced pressure over his scholastic work.
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Los Angeles
Andrew D. White
Cornell University
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Youn White
Ventura
Forty Americans Jailed in Cananea Gambling Bust
El Paso Feb 2 Eduardo Arnald mayor of Cananea Mexico his brother and forty Americans were placed in the prefecture at Hermosillo for alleged involvement in a gambling house operation. Cananea was ordered closed by the mayor.
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el Paso
Tex
Eduardo, Arnald
Cananea
Mexico
Hermosillo
Prominent figures die in New Brunswick and beyond
Fragmented obituaries report the deaths of several notable individuals. Isaac W. Starbird, Gen, and Arthur P. McKellony are noted for civil service and treaties respectively. Mortis Robinson of J. Robinson & Sons dies aged over fifty. Logan A. led dies at sixty six. all are described with diverse roles in law, industry, and public service across New Brunswick and distant locales.
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St John
New .Brunswick
Ndar
Governor’s Plans Stir Talk of Departure Tomorrow
Fragmentary remarks show Ole German and a figure called the governor discussing imminent movement. The dialogue references leaving for Philadelphia and a claim the governor is a steady man, with further lines suggesting tonight’s conversation and travel.
Boy Kept Threat to Kiel Ends in Accidental Shooting
Seven year old John Cransfield was killed in Roxborough when fourteen year old John Neall fired a small caliber rifle during a snowball game. Police say Neall is in custody and claims the shot was accidental after Cransfield threatened him. The weapon owner was Weaver Albany who was present.
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Philadelphia
John Cransfield
Roxborough
John Neill
Neall
Dransfield
Weaver Albany
Johnny
Losing Bank Sues Brokers Over Missing Funds
German National Bank of Cincinnati sues to recover 6000 from broker firms linked to ex teller Gustave Stecher amid a $55000 disappearance case. Suit, joined by the bond surety, claims defendants ran a gambling scheme and knew Stecher was a bank official involved in stock deals.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
German National Bank
Gustave Stecher
Wiliam J. Odell
Odell
United States Supreme Court
Stecher
Boni de Castellane threats self harm for seeing ex wife
Paris reports Count Boni de Castellane warned in a letter to his former wife Mme Anna Gould that if she refused to meet him he would kill himself. He asks for an interview to press for an annuity, while Gould and the Castellane family ignore his pleas and constant pleas.
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Washington Post
Paris
Count Boni de Castellane
Mme
Anna Gould
Castellane
Law forbids card parties in Alabama homes
Special to The Washington Post Montgomery Alabama February 2 The house committee has reported favorably a bill that will make it a violation to play cards anywhere at any time for money or other valuables The bill targets any game including euchre played for prizes of value Even attempts to ban card parties were defeated by a good vote in the committee setting of the state capital
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Washington Post
Montgomery
Ala
Committee of the House
Trewit
King of Wall Street Frothingham Near Death After Fall
Howard P Frothingham a famed loan broker on the New York stock exchange lies dying at his home after a delirious fall from a second story window. Nervous strain from heavy Wall Street losses is cited as the probable cause. he fractured his skull and is in a coma. He was married to Julia Bedige Frothingham before divorces and later remarried, with two sons and a daughter noted in the family.
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Washington Post
New York
Howard P.frothingham
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Wall Street
Frothingham
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Church of ‘the Heavenly Rest
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Bedige
Tor
Bedloe's Island
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Rothingham
Arlington
Chan
McGill
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Neverber
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Chl
Marricea
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Death at Belasco Theater Surprises White House Party
Mrs. Mary A. Gallinger wife of Senator Jacob H. Gallinger of New Hampshire died of heart failure at the Belasco Theater in Washington after fainting during a performance of Girl of the Golden West. Prominent guests including Mrs. Roosevelt and a White House party witnessed the incident as Gallinger was rushed to her apartments and then to the hotel. The death prompted swift hospital visits by lawmakers and the Senator, with physicians attributing the cause to heart failure linked to indigestion. The body was later sent to Concord, New Hampshire for burial.
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Jacob H. Galiinger
New Hampshire
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Col
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Woodworth
Concord
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Belasco
Mrs. Roosevelt
White House
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University of Maryland
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Salisbury
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H. A. Norton
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Renator
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