District Day at Jamestown Exposition Washington Delegation Welcomed
Washington officials and business leaders attended District Day at Jamestown on the twentyninth anniversary of the DC government. Despite rain and a weather delay, President Tucker and Gov. Swanson spoke in the auditorium, with remarks on District governance, civil service and national capital progress. The party toured exhibits, including Georgia and South Carolina, and enjoyed a musical program led by Phinney's Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker
National
Army
Navy
Gov. Swanson
Macfarland
Cairo
T Tucker
John M. Wilson
Col. Ron, Harper
Charles J. Bell
John B. Wight
James F. Oyster
Crosby. Noyes
Scott C. Bone
E. D. Shaw
Washington Party
Georgia
South Carolina
Chamber of Commerce
Afl
Washington
Sidney Lloyd Wrightson
Auste
Phinney
Corm
Missioner West
John M. Wicon
GT. Sheppard
Guv. Swanson
Virginia
Gen. Wilson
Jamestown
Geonald
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Wilson
South
National Civil Service Commission
Board of Commissioners
Bireau
George
Thies
District of Columbia
America
Sullivan
Congress
Norfolk
Norfolk Board of Trade and Business Men's Association
Washington Men Seasick On Jamestown Trip
Special to The Washington Post reports the Washington Chamber of Commerce party aboard the Newport News of the Norfolk and Washington Line sailing to the Jamestown Exposition. A concert in the main saloon entertained President Harper and officers while deck activities and sea motion caused many to seek shelter below. Rain and rough seas greeted the party upon approaching Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Phinney
Army and Navy
Tucker
G. T. Sheppard
Exposition Association
Harper
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Macfarland
John M. Wilson
West
James F. Custer
Charles J. Bell
Army
Navy
Jamestown
Washington Post
Jamestown Exposition Grounds
Newport Newa
Norfolk and Washington Line
Potomac River
Jamestown Exposition
PD. J. Callahan
Washington
B. H. Droop
James E. Oyater
Charles
Norfolk
Reception at Norfolk for Washington Chamber of Commerce
The Washington Chamber of Commerce arrived by special steamer from Jamestown and was hosted by the Norfolk Board of Trade and Business Men's Association. President Hareper and Norfolk officials welcomed the delegation at Plum and Atlantic streets. A planned weightpen illumination by Admiral Evans featured a fleet display off the exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Norfolk
Washington Chamber of Goumeree
Jamestown
Norfolk Board of Trade and Business Men's Association
Plum and
Atlantic
William T. Anderson
Norfolk Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Anderson
Washington
Hareper
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Washington Chamber of Commierce
William T. Anderso
James B. Trehy
H. S Berman
Exposition
President off duty during long island trip to Canton
President Roosevelt continues his planned programme with a voyage up the Mississippi to attend the McKinley monument dedication on September 30. He will then travel via the Deep Waterways Convention route to Memphis, return to Washington, and resume duties after a Mayflower voyage to the Navy Yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gdca
Liper
Bigamore
Preétiént
Long Island
Canton
Misalasippi
Waterways Commission
Memphis
Roosevelt
Georgia
Jamestowh
Washington
Navy Yard
White House
Deeparing
Taft
Metcalf
Meyer
Japan
San Francisco
United States
Yellow Journals
Two Local Children Reported Missing in Northwest
Maurice Woltz a ten year old noted for running away was reported missing again from 72% Highth Street NW. He wore a blue serge suit last seen wearing a Dolue serge outfit and blue cap. Helen M Simmons, fourteen, also missing from 2% R Street NW after leaving home yesterday morning and believed seen in Baltimore with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Woltz
Highth Street
Maurice
New Jersey
McClellan Monument
Money Stolen Amid Fire At State Building
During a Tuesday fire in the subbasement of the State War and Navy building a pocketbook containing 56 dollars was taken from Bullying Engineer Samuel Dale while he fought the blaze. Detectives Warren and O Day were assigned to the case as workers in the area rushed to assist. The fire was confined to a small room with waste paper storage. damage deemed insignificant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
War
Navy
Samuel Dale
Thegt
Dale
Finias
Warren
O'Day
Aperan Prmenernre
Debates on Japanese Citizenship and Labor Tensions
A historical discussion notes tense views on Japanese immigrants in the United States. It covers labor, race prejudice, and the idea of citizenship, with quotes attributing fears of loyalty, assimilation, and potential upheaval in San Francisco and California. The speaker argues against granting citizenship to Japanese nationals, labeling assimilation as unlikely and loyalty to the United States as questionable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anion Tabor Peanle
Rim
Jabor
Dubiese
The
Mikado
San Francico
Phelan
Roosevelt
California
United States
War Shipments Rumor Hurts Wall Street Stocks
Rumors of coal shipments to the Pacific Coast and related chatter rattled traders in New York. Union Pacific and Southern Pacific led declines amid broad selling on fears tied to U S Japan tensions and Japanese actions in San Francisco. Aoki postponed his Pacific tour, easing some nerves as Washington denied imminent trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
New York
London
United States
Japan
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Southern Pacific
Reading
Statens
Washington
Aoki
San Francisco
Aoki Postpones Pacific Coast Visit
Japanese Ambassador Viscount Aoki will defer his planned San Francisco visit until later in the summer. Counselor Miyoshi says the postponement avoids magnifying the news and avoids pressing diplomatic questions amid current unrest. The visit aimed to meet Japanese residents and assess conditions on the Pacific Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Miysoka
Viscount Aoki
Pacific
Miyaoki
Ameri‘can
Pacific Coast
United States
German Papers Support United States in Controversy with Japan
Berlin reports indicate German foreign office and diplomatic corps note growing concern over US Japan tensions. Tokyo and Washington telegrams amplify unease about incidents and risk of long-term strain, as President Roosevelt faces constitutional limits and calls for restraint to avoid provoking Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Japan
Berlin
Foreign Office
Tokyo
Washington
Roosevelt
California
Ban -Franciego
Seaton
Eee
Muslin Underwear and Women's Garments Sale
Classified sale listing highlights muslin underwear and women's garments in fine quality. Includes drawers, chemises, corset covers, gowns, and longcloth outfits with lace insertions, tucks, and delicate trimming. Various sizes and special pricing noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Staitiaty
Mnaelie
Kuroki Seeks Farewell in Seattle Before Sail to Orient
Gen Baron Kuroki spent his last day in Seattle with a luncheon for local Japanese leaders and prominent citizens, followed by a reception hosted by Judge Thomas Burke. His party departed by carriage to the steamship Kaga, bound for the Orient, after receiving warm telegrams of appreciation from U S Army officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Baron Kuroki
United States
Thomas Burke
Asiatic Society
War Department
Kuroki
Gen. Bell
Gen. Duvall
Kuroktag
Washington
Weather conditions report from June 11 8 p.m. bulletin
The Weather Bureau reports unsettled conditions east of the Mississippi with scattered thunderstorms and rains in several regions. Inland from the Pacific Coast a low has moved causing general rains from Central California northward toward the British possessions. Temperatures vary, winds shift by coast, with limited sunshine and notable rainfall totals recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Mississippi River
Pacific Crain
California
Bain
East Gulf States
Middle Atlante
Tennessee
Oato Valley
Plateau
Rocky Mountain Istrida
New England
Atlantia
Gulf
West Gulf
Steamera
European
Grand Banke
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Weather Forces
Exposition Grounds
Henry St. George Tucker
Seth Shepard
Clabaugh
Justice Gould
Col
R. N. Parker
Crosby S. Noyes
Robert A. Chester
Jamestown Landing
Chamber
Washington Board of Trade
R. N. Harper
Washington Chambers of Commerce
Chicago
St. Louis
Yorktown
Williamsburg
Hampton
Smithfield
Commissioner Macfarland
Mr. Macfarland
Board of Trade of
Virginia City
R. Root
Ambassador Creel
Mexico
Helen Simmons
Losen
Altye Swale
Wall Street
Ohent
Kaga
River Bulletin
Barpers Ferry
W. VI
Rata- Max
Asheville
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Sue
Boston
Mass
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Cheyenne
Wyo
Davenport
Iowa
Denver
Galo
Des Moines
Galveston
Helena
Mont
Senves Vey
Indianapolta
City
Nsen
Ita
New Orleens
New
York
North Platte
His
Omaha
Nebr
Panee
Pittsburg
Salt Lay
Utah
Ark
St. Faw
Mina
Springfield
Peter Grogan
Weber
Flesher
Fran Ivers
Pond
Ludwig
Lester
Klin
Estey
Sanders G Stayman
F Street
Geo. E. Hebbard
Ninth Street
Marshall
Coat Atlantic & Pacific
7Th
E Sts
Atl
Edro Domecq
Christian Xander
Burchell
Shington
Gion
Matt
Nednesday
Packers
Princeton
N. J
Youngstown
Ohio
North Garden
Fifteenth Street
McCray
Nelson Refrigerator Co
F Street N. W
Ird Heating Co
Home Savings Bank
7Th and
Mass. Ave. N. W
H Sts. N. E
7Th St. S. W
Uneeda Biscuit
Doller Sen Ee
Castelberg's
Penna, Ave
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