Chinese Imperial Commission Members Attend Washington Reception
The Chinese Imperial Commission, led by Tai Mung and Tang Lang, attended a formal reception in the Willard Hotel red room with Army Navy and Congress represented. Secretaries, attaches, and high officials from both nations mingled, speeches omitted, and members viewed paper money and government bonds as guests toured the District Building and related departments.
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Pahu Root
Heon
Washington
Army
Navy
Congress
Treiffair Wis Smilar
Prine
Gen Chaffes
Willard Whit
Uccasion
Tuan Lang
Rot
Tai Mung Isi
Imperial High Commissioner
Tang Lang
Imperial High
Woo
Snng Rien
Secetary
Gan-ke Ifre
Sze
Secreta
Man Jim
Tmz
Laglist Secre
the Tatte Jo Ti
Mong Mung Noa
Kwan Mere Hun Som
Teng Pang Stir
Tsung Bsia Ling
Segomd
Secrtary
Wits
Elung Chun
See
Ovisecretory
la Chung
Chaffee
Taodine
Jo Wint
Bie
Gio
Thomas H
Crozier
Aimra
Kean Athoat I Bevendge
John T Mt
Ambastus
Bacor
Hernanilo de Moadlim Clirk
James B
Meter
Ropert
Flitt
Robert Adams
sRomit
Coust
Charles B Landis Dimes Bieck Pethins
David J Foster
Orget
Ath
Cupren
Nicholas Wo Sowerth
Slat
Vassett
Rian Denby
Wiliam
Omg
Kiniex
Wiliam Holdaward
Onry
Fieed Charles
Tewne Wuilam
Nor Vallhim & McNary
Heeers
Park Teer
JW Jenks
Reynolde
Edward HT
Wales
Stewart Piesteters
Sestadas
Te Apitcal
Fmllen
Tipghley Tarmbere
John W. Foster
Foster
Want Republic for China Emerges From Japanese Aggression
Interview quoted Sin Tranecisco on January 2 as reform advocates in China push for a republic to counter autocratic rule. Proponents urge youth involvement and foreign influence fears, while Japanese powers and Americans react to rising unrest. The article notes Chinese leaders calling for change amid unrest and pressures from Japan and Western observers.
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Falseapal
Hanhaway
Foiles West
Mongoli Ltd
China
Phil Upmsaig
Ohio and Standard Oil action discussed in Ohio
Columbus report notes Attorney General Ells denies arranging a conference with Missouri AG Hadley to use a Cleveland residence in a suit to oust Standard Oil. Ells insists he may act on his own volition and that a formal committee is unnecessary.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hadley
Missouri
Cleveland
Standard Gill Company
Ells
Eilts
Standard Hl
Fugitive Cashier to Be Returned
Edwin St George Hanwell a Toronto bank defaulter arrested in Kingston Jamaica was brought before the court after a long chase. The magistrate granted extradition to Canada.
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Kingston Jamaia
Edwin St. George Hanwell
Toronto
Ulier
Canada
Government to Probe Japanese Fisheries by Stanford Team
The United States government has commissioned Dr David Starr Jordan and Prof Charles H Gilbert head of the department of zaping to conduct an investigation of the fish and fisheries of Japan and the Island of Sakhalin during the coming summer.
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Stanford University
Cal
United States
David Starr Jordan
Charles H Gilbert
Department of Zaping
Japan
Sakhalin
Mayor Faces Charges Over Police Pension Cash Shortage
Buffalo January 27 formal charges of neglect of duty were filed against Mayor J N Adams amid an investigation into the police pension fund. Nine thousand dollars were missing, Superintendent Bull paid the sum into the city treasury, and charges were also brought against Bull. Mayor Adams, ex officio police commissioner, refused to sit on the trial and asked for Commissioner Doherty to resign. Governor Higgins may remove Adams from office as charges name him personally. Bull resigned after admitting neglect of duty.
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Buffalo
N. Y
J. N. Adams
Bull
Doherty
Adams
Police Commission
Walter Pagan
State Militia
Higgins
Adam
Publc
Isthmian Canal to be Rock Type favored by Commission
The Isthmian Canal Commission backtracks from sea level and favors a rock canal cresting at eighty six feet above sea level. The panel will submit its recommendation to Secretary Taft for presidential action with Congress to advise. Foreign engineers and Gen. Mackenzie push for a lock canal as costlier but more practical.
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Congress
Isthmian Canal Commission
Taft
Houses
Senate
Army
Mackenzie
Gen
Davis
Board of Consulting Engineers
Brussels
City
Washington
Stevens
New York
Magoon
Shonis
Stokes at White House in Jersey postmaster dispute
The White House hosted a discussion on New Jersey postmasters facing charges of pernicious political activity by Jersey City Mayor Fagan. President met with Mayor Fagan and a friend, while Gov. Stokes and Senator Dryden spoke for the other side. Dryden argued reformers differ in kind, not in frequency.
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New Jersey
Fagan
Jersey City
White House
Gov. Stokes
Dryden
Fagans
NC Republicans push to block Frazier postmaster in Greensboro
A North Carolina Republican delegation including Chairman Rollins and Senator Butler urged the President to replace Cyrus A Frazier as Greensboro postmaster with R D Douglas Jr editor of a Greensboro Republican paper and grandson of Stephen A Douglas. The decision remains unsettled. Also, Virginia Rep Slemp introduced John C Noel for the western district federal marshalship, stressing no endorsement implied, with politics of the Ninth district uncertain.
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Cyrus A Frazier
Greensboro
W Co
R. D. Douglas
Stephen A. Douglas
North Carolina
Rollins
State Organization
Butler
R. Douglas
Carl Duncan
Douglas
Slemp
Virginia
White House
John C. Noel
Lee County
Joint Note to Venezuela Over Taigny Affair Echoes Across Capitals
Twenty five members of the diplomatic corps delivered a joint note to Venezuela asserting that M. Taigny retained his official character and was not merely a French citizen at departure. The note's text was shared with allied governments as Paris reports Maigny leaving Willemstad for Washington to confer with Ambassador Jusserand.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Port of Spain
Trinidad
M. Taigny
Mats
la Guaira
Paris
Maigny
Willemstad
Curacao
Washington
Jusserand
France
Foreign Office
Venezuelan
London
Dominion
Venesuela
Halifax
N. S
Russell
State Department
Talgay
M. Tsigny
Castro
Guzman Blanco
Army Orders: Leaves of Absence and Promotions
Military notices list leaves of absence for Capt. El M Walker Maj George Bushnell Lt Moorman Lt Charles Frank and others. Promotions and transfers in the Artillery Corps include Stopford Brewster Berry and Blakeley moving between coast artillery units. A new comet was observed near Geneva and reported by Dr Welham Brooks.
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Psihp EL M Walker
Twelfth Infantry
George E . Bushnell
Thomas $. Moorman
Eighth Infantry
Charles S. Frank
Seventeenth Infantry
John C White
U. S
Marinette
Ichoeming
Mich
Marquette Mich
Mitcham Ordnance Department
Frankford Arsenal
Philadelphia
Artilery Coips
George Blakeley
Coast Artillery
James Tatter
Frederick W Stopford
Leutenant
Alden F Brewster
Geneva
N . Jen
Welham BR. Brooks
Smith
Decryatory
Stromans
Halat Coles
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Desimaster Generil
Dany
Ser Tais
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Agri
Republic
Ohio and
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Gov. Higgins
Logk Canal
Stokes
Onste Lansburgh & Bro
Oxford
G&c
Amoskeag
Chambray
Tees
White Goods
Morrow
Frazier
Panama
Cheviots
Laurel Silk Mills
Phoenix Mills
Brown
Royal
Royal, Green, &c
Royal Worcester Corse
Granger Uwump
Hiderdown
Manchuria
Iable
Iarfs
Sable and
Isabella Fox Pelerines
Shea
Dr. Jensen
Christiania
Jan
Dean Knudsen
University of Christiania
Berlin
Cologne
Imperial Rovernment
Reichstag
Fort Jay
Philip Powers
Twenty-first Infantry
Milwaukee
Wis
Oshkosh
Tenney Hoss
Seventh Infantry
Fort Assiniboine
Mont
John B. McDonald
Ho Percy Sliver
Thirtieth Infantry
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Military Prizon
Board of Officers
Fort Wayne
Fort Logan
Cola
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