China Warns It Will Not Recognize Manchuria Treaties
China demands restoration of Manchuria and says it will not recognize any treaty without prior consultation. It seeks indirect involvement in Washington negotiations, sending identical notes to Russia Japan and neutral powers and urging open ports and waiving extraterritorial rights after a legal code rebuild. The note, forwarded to capitals, aims to influence the Washington conference and preserve China's territorial integrity.
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Russia
Japan
China
United States
Manchuria
Washington
Oyster Bay
St Petersburg
Tokyo
Europe
Gnat
Peking
Hinas
Tila
Chinas
Ped Jung
Onltimars and Return, Ce & Obie B. H. and Sunday
Unclear readable fragment mentions a price of 125 dollars on both days and a RoyalHourly service on weekdays, with references to persons Obie B. H. and a weekend return. Details are fragmentary and names uncertain.
Cleared of Jewel Theft In New York Case
Dr Howard Park once arrested in Norway on suspicion of stealing about $36000 in jewels from J Higginson’s New York residence has been cleared. Extradition papers and the arrest warrant were withdrawn after pawn brokers could not place him with the theft. Park had been a Higginson household tutor when the jewels disappeared.
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New York
Howard Park
Norway
America
J. Higginson
United States
Park
Higginson
Europe
Pollce
Gans
Pat
Scare Package Bound for NY Stock Broker Sparks Explosive Test
Edward Wasserman senior member of Wasserman Bros. & Co. received a seven by four by three inch parcel addressed to Holdig Wasserman. The box contained gunpowder charcoal matches and glass fragments. Inspector Murray opened it and pulled a plug causing a brief flash but no explosion. Police deem it a foolish joke from someone frightened by a bear market in Reading stock.
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New York Stock Exchange
Washington Post
New York
Edward Wasserman
Wasserman Bros. & Co
Broadway
Holdig Wasserman
Wasserman
Jesse
Thomas W Lawson
Boston
Reading
Sargt. Deering
Bureau of
George E Murray
Murray
Lawson
A& Bear
Jerome
Canfield
West Fifty-sixth Street
The
Stock Exchange
Mistrial in Williamson land case hinges on verdict split
In Portland on a July afternoon the jury in the Williamson land case reported a deadlock. The 12 jurors delivered votes often at ten for conviction and two for acquittal, prompting Judge de Haven to discharge them. District Attorney Heney intends a new trial, with impaneling of a fresh jury set for tomorrow.
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Williamson
Portland
Greg
MrAtter
Hays
John N.wiliamson
van Geasner
United States
Bigge
de Haven
United States Circuit Court
Heney
Bke
Prisoner Shot to Death by Texas Mob
In New Braunfels Texas a mob battered jail doors late last night and lynched Sam Green a sixteen year old Black boy who reportedly attempted to assault a four year old German farmer's daughter. Leaders fired through steel cell openings killing him. mob then dispersed before further action.
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Texas
New Braunfels
Tex
Sam Green
Wyse Karbsch
Guilitary
Blind loan mystery hits Mercantile Trust records
A $495,000 blind loan to James W Alexander and Thomas Jordan as trustees for Equitable Life was found not to appear on Mercantile Trust Company's books. Bank examiner Judson said the loan was canceled and not listed among assets. Chairman Morton and other officials refused further comment.
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State Bank
Mercantile Trust Company
James W. Alexander
Thomas D. Jorden
Asweta
Bperla
Washington Post
New York
Thomas Jordan
Matitade
Alexander
Jordan
St. Bank Examiner
A C. Judson
Mercantile
D. L. Kilburn
My Albany
Kilburn
Makera
James W Alexander
Jordin
James el Hyda
Babylon
Shands
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Paul Morton
Jorden
Equitable
Aleways
Equitable Society
Judson
Tate
Muulfafile Life Annulance Society
Thomas D. Jordan
Albany Inquiry Opens on State Business Life of 28
State starts inquiry into the life and conduct of business once carried on in this State by New York State corporations and out of state firms doing business here. A special joint committee with wide powers will lead the probe, chaired by Senator William W. Armstrong with Senators William J. Tully and Daniel J. Riordan as members.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State
William W. Armstrong
Rochester
Wiliam J. Tully
Corning
Daniel J. Riordan
New York
Judge Hooker Upheld In Assembly Removal Vote
Albany July 2 The New York Assembly rejected removal of Justice Warren B. Hooker by a 76 to 67 vote. The charges involved his connections with appointments in the Fredonia post office and the Warner judgments affecting property of Dunkirk. The result preserves Hooker on the Supreme Court bench and avoids Senate action.
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New York Assembly
Juriss’e
Albany
Assembly
Jusiea Warren B. Hooker
Supreme Court
Fredonia
Wirtner
Dunkirk
Lester F Stearns
Oing
Justice Hooker
Senate
Carlton's Mysterious Life in Murder Case Unfolds
Coroner and physicians discuss death causes as Carlton faces grand larceny and obscene picture charges. Investigators review multiple aliases and six alleged wives while chemical analysis of organs provides no clear murder evidence. Carlton's arraignment looms as authorities seek possible links to a broader criminal history.
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Carlton
O'Connor
Folr && F Fammington Steamboat Co
Death Valley Victims Report From Rhyolite Party
Pease New John Mullin Titus and Harl Weller of Telfa ye Gale left Rhyolite June 20 bound for Death Valley. Mullin returned half crazed describing days of terror. Titus and Wes ley failed to return after fifteen days and are believed dead. Two horses and nineteen burros also perished from thirst and exposure.
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Pease New
John Mullin
Titus
Harl Weller
Telfaye Gale
Death Valley
Mullin
Wesley
Thiret
Ballot Fraud Arrests Shake Philadelphia Reform Group
Philadelphia officials Hartman Kurz Judge Judge Williams and Gunkel faced $1000 to $4500 bail on ballot box stuffing charges. A magistrate heard evidence showing 201 fraudulent votes among 74 voters in the Twelfth division. Reform organizations vow further investigation and arrests of alleged conspirators amid city party tensions.
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Philadelphia
Thomes H .Hartman
Otto T. Kurz
Charles Judge
Benjamin Wiliams
Ebm Gunkel
Frain Tulent
Bahar Tre Offcers
City Party
Organiisa
Forest Cise Ym
Meat prices rise in Germany amid import restrictions
Berlin reports meat costs jumped over six months with prices now 75 to 85 percent higher than six months earlier and higher than neighboring states. Retailers list current rates for fillet of meat boiling beef pork veal while calls grow in Germany and provinces to curb live cattle imports. Protests push for cheaper meat and possible repeal of exclusion laws seen as sanitary yet punitive to farmers.
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Berlin
Germany
Bread riots rock Seville and Badajoz area in Spain
Serious disturbances erupt in Spain as four hundred farm hands Loot bakeries and shops in Bay Me and other towns before police disperse them. A mob storms Bala manca city hall, sacking it. a municipal council member is found dead after leaping from a window. Republicans plan large meetings as the government braces for wider unrest.
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Madrid
Seville
Galamance
Bay- Me
Balamanca
Hatpin in His Heart Death in Detroit Mystery
Fred Montgomery of Sandwich Ontario died in Detroit after a hatpin pierced his breast. Postmortem found a pin fragment in his heart. Montgomery claimed an unidentified woman at a cafe caused the wound. Police investigate possible attack amid conflicting statements.
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Detroit
Mich
Fred Montgomery
Walter
Sandwich
Ontario
St Mary’s Hospital
Montgomery
Win Whitm
Double Tragedy in Kiineton Leaves Postmaster Dead
Gainesville July 2 reports a fatal shooting and a critical wound in Kiineton Florida. John P Hester shot Postmaster W Barron and killed Barron’s son Watt amid long standing feuds. Hester fled after the rifle attack and no arrest information was available. Dr Montgomery said Barron’s injuries are serious but not necessarily fatal.
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Gainesville
Fla
Kiineton
John P Hester
W . Barron
Watt Barron
Barron
Hester
Post Office Department
Washington
Evinston
Likmali
Bayron
Severll
Montgomery
Taft reception in Tokyo draws wide support for American party
Tokyo July 2 Extensive preparations loom for the reception of Secretary Taft and party. Officials bankers and influential societies form committees while Tokyo aims for a grand display of American goodwill toward Taft Alice Roosevelt and the delegation. Clark operation improving New York July 20 Senator Clark shows steady recovery after recent surgery and a temperature report notes improving health. Norfolk NorfolkandNewportNews steamers offer daily sailings from 7th Street at 6 20 p m with connections to New York and Boston by sea. Weather notes Adirondacks pleasant with New York Central service eight to twelve hours from New York. ticket agents can provide details.
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Tokyo
Taft
Misa Alice Roosevelt
Clark
New York
United States
William A. Clark
Norfolk
Newport News
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co
7Th St
Adirondack Mountains
New York Central
National and World Briefs Mixed With Local Notices
A compact scan of today’s issue lists items on the I Ching Warne Three Powers and explosives sent to a broker, plus topics like equitable loss repayment, the end of Chinton’s career, and the Chicago strike defeat for Premier Balfour. Other notes mention Virginia and Maryland news, a peculiar Derrow Enigma fiction, gossip from European capitals, hotel talks, social notes, and racing results.
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I-Chine Warne
Chinton
Chicago
Balfour
Kanrag Bank
Fuzaiangs
Virginia
Maryland
Derrow
Alexandria Negroes
Organiza
t'The Legal Record District
Chicago Teamsters Strike Near End After Widespread Unrest
Chicago faces three months of disruption as about 6000 strikers retreat toward work. Drivers and express teams vote to return. garment workers’ dispute with Montgomery Ward sparked the stoppage, which led to dozens of injuries and around thirty deaths.
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Chicago
Teameters
Railway Express
Garment Workers’ Association
Montgomery ‘Ward & Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
Teamsters’ Union
Teamsters
Missing clergyman linked to orphan relief fund
The Rev K Warren Clark remains unfound after leaving a New York boarding house on Sunday night. Consul Uchida has complained to police as investigators seek the cleric once connected to an orphan relief fund showing a bank balance of about four thousand dollars in April. Clark, brother of Rev Rufus W. Clark of Detroit, is described as from a family of churchmen.
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Washington Pot
New York
K. Warren Clark
Uchida
Japan
West Eighty-fourth Street
Mr Clark
Orphans’ Fund
Clark
Perot Rhode Island
Rufus W. Clark
Detroit
Mich
Weil
Ark
President Roosevelt decline invitation to Sault Ste. Marie Canal celebration
President Roosevelt cannot attend the Sault Ste. Marie Canal semi centennial ceremony on August 2. Peter White of Marquette delivered the invitation. Roosevelt, after executive business with Acting Secretary Barnes, said it would be impossible to arrange travel. No visitors were admitted to see the President that day.
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Sault Ste. Mari
Oyster Bay
Barnes
Roosevelt
Peter White
Marquette
Mich
Sault Ste. Marie Canal
Redmond Motion Defeats Government in Irish Land Debate
In the Commons a government defeat occurred on an amendment by John Redmond to reduce the Irish Land Commission membership. The vote 199 to 159 sparked uproar. Prime Minister Balfour refused immediate comment. Redmond warned resignation if the government clung to power. a vote of confidence was promised Monday with possible resubmission of the measure as discussions continue on Ireland policy and broader foreign issues. The Times noted the division serious though not decisive, with implications for future government stability and Japan treaty negotiations.
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Commons
Redmond
Land Commission
Earl Gray
Warhington Post
London
House of Command
John Redmond
Insh Pariamentary Party
Irish Land Commission
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Liberals
Henry
Balfour
Amlé Trish
Jesus
Belfour
Unp
Redemond
Tt Hadeen
Long
Gnan
Mc Balfour
the Times
Elosa
Ireland
Ite
Gove
Japan
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Yung Kwai
Portsmouth
Chentung Liang Chung
Amherst
Maya
Gir Liang
Dr. Park
Fouce
Trust Company
Morton
New York Commission
Harpers Ferry
Charlestown
Winchester
Saltimore
Ohio
West
Washington Pont
Anthony Comsinck
Society For the Reropmation
Garston
Gpector Cross
State Street
Brooklyn
Bande Street
Grand Jury
Comstock
Harry Schaub
Mra Gchurtz
Sands Street
Carlson
New York County Grand Jury
Charles A. Golamnith
Stamford
Conn
Goldsmith
EJ de Martines
Park Row
Carston
Inspector Crom
Fe Fa
James McCandle
C. R. Farley
E. J. Martines
Edwin de Rodrigues
William Barr
L. I. Landon
George Reichinger
Frederick E. Carlton
Bonde
Exclusion Lawa
Bread Biots
Spain
Itimore
Ohio R. R
Atlantic
Sea Isle City
Ocean Sty
N. J
Niagara ‘Falls
Excar
Haltimore & Ohio RK. R
Caiersin Piandard
Lehigh Valley
Chigaco
Ennsylvania Railroad
Eset
Atlantic City
Cape May
Wildwood
Ocean City
Salon
House of Commons
Chesapeake Beach
Pennsylvania Railroad
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