Viscount Aoki silent at State Department interview
Japanese Ambassador Viscount Aoki visited the State Department for a conference with Secretary Root lasting about thirty minutes. He then refused further comment, carrying a confidential copy of the Japan France treaty, signaling possible strain in relations while the two governments maintain amicable ties.
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State Department
Root
Viscount Aoki
Japan
France
Paris
Secretary Root
Aoki
Root Denies Japanese Interview Stirring Peace Ties
The article reports Secretary Root maintaining no Japanese situation beyond peaceful relations, citing a 6000 ton coal shipment to Yokohama as evidence of calm. Viscount Aoki denies a published interview intended to inflame tensions with Russia, while Japanese diplomat Miyakawa deplores agitation in press circles and urges dropping inflammatory talk to prevent future conflict.
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Root
Japan
Navy Department
United States
Yokohama Harbor
North
Manila
Multiple Marriages and Death Notices Across Cities
A dated collection of marriage notices from 1907 in New Castle Brooklyn and New York City details Blake Trimble to Clar ence Mason Blake at S1 Andrews Church in New Castle. McCOY-MERCEAUX ties Eleanor Merceaux to Cecil McCoy Mod in Brooklyn. M'SHERRY-AUGUST and VON BAYER-MONELL join in Hammond and New York respectively. Denis sons and obituaries for Dennison Gilbert Lillie Morong and Schrader appear with funeral notices and state department communications.
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Blake—Trimblow
Andrew's Church
New Castle
William E. Berry
Ruth
J Delmage Trimble
Clarence Mason Blake
Greenwich
Conn - Mccoy
Merceaux
Brooklyn
McClellan
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Eleanor C
Lafayette Merceaux
Binghamton
Cecil McCoy Mod
M'Sherry
Hammond
Ind
Charles Albert Smith
J Roger Msherry
Frederick Md
Chicsgo
Eva Lee August
James A August
Frederick Md von Bayer
Monell
Morningside Presbyterian Church
New York City
Nora V Monell
Elgabeth Monell
Rudolf Cornberg von Bayer
Hector von Bayer
John C A
James C Coit
Monroe Street
Northwes
Cheraw
Dennison
Williae F Dennison
Drescher
Department of State
Washington DC
Frederick W Cauldwell
Berlin
Germany
Moabit
Wilhelm Julius Drescher
Gilbert
Rhode Island Avenue
Charles B Gilbert
Lillie
Margaret G Lillie
Tenth Street
Morong
Wash- Inston DC
Alfred A Winslow
Valparaiso Chala
Capiapo
Chile
John C Morong
Schrader
Batesville
Froderick Schrader
Funeral Directors and Embalmers Firms List
A dense directory of funeral directors and embalmers with addresses and phone numbers. Various firms including Adolph J. Schippert John M. Mitchell's Son Thos S. Sergion T A Costello & Bro Frank Geier's Sons John R. Wright Co J. William Lee WM. H. Sardo & Co George P. Zurhorst Hindle & Bayliss Thos R Nalley & Son R F Harvey's Sons W R Speare plus floral design services and locations across Washington, D C with on site chapels and day and night services.
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Adolph J. Schippert
Erobalmer
20Th St
Phone East
John M. Mitchell
Taventh Street
Thos. S. Sergeon
SS Cain
Ith St
T. A. Costello & Bro
Frank Geier’s Sons
John R. Wright
Tenth St
J. William Lee
Pennsylvania
WM. H. Sardo & CO
George P. Zurhorst
Capitol St
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Fourteenth ST
Tokyo Government Acts Censors Press On Inflamatory Matter
Tokyo reports: Home Department warns newspaper men against publishing inflammatory material on the American question. Jiji notes editors urged restraint after incidents against Japanese in San Francisco tied to local labor unrest. Ambassador Komura says negotiations with Washington progress normally. no cause for alarm.
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Home Department
Tokyo
Jiji
San Francisco
London
Baron Komura
Washington
Japan Seeks Peace Despite San Francisco Suits
London dispatch notes Japan will not demand compensation from the United States over individual losses amid San Francisco lawsuits. Tokyo sources say no war is foregone and relations remain largely unchanged. The Daily Graphic adds that Japan is unlikely to start a new war but warns about potential adverse effects on commerce.
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London
San Francisco
Tokyo
Daily Telegraph
Japan
America
The
Daily Graphic
Jaapan
Lkely
Eleventh International Photo Engravers Convention Planned
The International Association of Photo-Engravers schedules its 11th annual convention in this city. Headquarters at the Grafton Hotel and sessions at Rauscher's run June 24 and % with President Bissell delivering an address. Officers include L. B. Folsom of Boston president F. Eaton of Detroit vice president H. Stiles of Washington secretary and E. A. Legros of Chicago treasurer.
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International Association of Photo-engravers
Association
Grafton Hotel
Rauscher's
Bissell
Bissell College of Photo, Engraving
Effingham
Jamestown
Ll. B. Folsom
Boston
F. Eaton
Detroi
H. Stiles
Washington
E. A. Legros
Chicago
To-Kalon wine firm advertises pure domestic wines
Our vast business has grown by clean honest methods and handling only high grade domestic wines, especially from the To-Kalon vineyard. Ask for price, list. XO-KALON WINE CO. Phone M998. G14 14ta Seeet H.W.
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To-Kalon
Xo-Kalon Wine CO
Seeeet H.W
Roosevelt Their Man May Demand His Acceptance
Iowa Representative Joan A T Hull predicts if Roosevelt is renominated he would secure about 40 percent of Democratic votes in the Northern states. He says Roosevelt would accept the nomination to unite the party and would likely defeat rivals, with Bryan possibly running if offered the nomination. Hull notes no current Republican candidate shows clear advantage or progress in early campaigning. He also comments on the Ayres social muddle at the Military Academy, defending the officers against culpability.
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Bryan
Roosevelt
Joan A. T. Hull
Iowa
House Committee On
Hull
National Convention
Cql
Mr. Hull
McKinley
West Point
Ayres
Military Academy
Washington
James Keefover
Zollarsville
Here
Keefover
Pastorway
Iron Bridge
Albany Deadlock I8 Tight in Reapportionment Fight
Albany June 13 the senate and assembly clash over reapportionment again risking a full summer in session. Senator Raines denounces State Chairman Woodruff for floor lobbying while Assembly names new conference committee members. The assembly votes 105 to 6 against adjournment, planning weekly meetings. Raine's Senate control appears complete.
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Albany
Senate
Assembly
Raines
Woodruff
Messrs Meade
Merritt
Shoeneck
Prentice
Burns
Wadsworth
Tully
Smith
McCarren
Horace White
Rain
Raine
Bryan in 1908 Troup Says
Hartford dispatch quotes Alexander Troup, Bryan's longtime ally in New England, saying Bryan could win the Democratic nomination despite his death or withdrawal. He argues Bryan leads the field by 500,000 to 1,000,000 votes and could rally support if circumstances change before the next presidential election.
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Hartford
Conn
Alexander Troup
Bryan
Bower
New England
Post Here
Troup
Democratic Party
Indorse Senator Foraker by Birmingham Colored Club
The Colored Citizens' Club and Business Men's League of Birmingham adopted resolutions praising Senator Foraker's stance in the Brownsville inquiry and supporting his bid for the Republican presidential nomination. The vote passed by a narrow three vote margin amid some opposition, and Dr. A G Mason, a leading Black physician, resigned as club president after adjournment.
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Washington Post
Birmingham
Ala
Colored Citizens’ Club
Business Men‘s League of
Senator Foraker
Brownsville
A.G. Mason
Benefits for Civil Service Clerks Play at Columbia Theater
Members of the Civil Service Retirement Association plan performances next Monday and Tuesday at the Columbia Theater. The Maneuvers of Jane a lively comedy, presented with the aim of encouraging peers to attend.
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Civil Service Retirement Association
Columbia
Jane
Railroads Face Credit Crunch as Government May Lend Support
New York June 18 James J Hill warned that the national government may be forced to lend its credit to railroads to supply their growing needs. He said public demand for rails and cars will outstrip private credit, risking government ownership and a Republican setback. He cited Western notes sold in $5,000 lots at high yields and argued funds from the past months largely paid old debts, not expanded capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James J. Hill
United States
Organization plotted to kill people ending in ley
A mental inquiry reveals claims that a group targeted individuals with surnames ending in ley. The source notes the alleged plot and names M Kinley as a subject of the inquiry. Authorities advise caution as details remain unverified and investigators pursue leads.
Spook Knew Finances He Gave Her Two Houses
Mrs May S Pepper Vanderbilt in New York Supreme Court denies all charges in lunacy case against her husband Edward Ward Vanderbilt. Affidavit asserts she received two houses, 587 St Marks Ave and Eight Lat h Street, from Vanderbilt while denying any money demands. Proceedings described as chaotic with “Bright Eyes” ghost themes and a forthcoming photograph exhibit.
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May S. Pepper-Vanderbilt
Hex
New York
S. Pepper-Vanderbilt
Brooklyn
Edward Ward Vanderbilt
Pepper- Vanderbilt
Supreme Court
Vanderbilt
Abram H. Dalley
Spiritualists’ Church
Washington Post
Little
Bright Eyes
Spirit Land
Justice Truax
Rollin
United M. Morgan
Kaiser Wilhelm
Mary Beanwell
Mary
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Mary Scannell- Pepper
Osborn
Flavius Packer
Knolls
Bronx
Hamburg
Germany
the Knolls
Packet
Carlos I. MacDonald
Mary Scannell Vanderbilt
Maddox
Mr. Vanderbilt
Mary Ann
Max L. Arnstein
Willams Sues Over Trial For Incompetency
The Court of Appeals affirmed the denial of Ellen B Williams motion to vacate proceedings declaring her incompetent. The March 1901 filing by Robert W Hebberd commissioner of charities followed an alleged 1908 arrest and jammed Bellevue Hospital for examination. Williams claimed British subject status and protested the legality of the proceedings amid a Morgan & Co dispute.
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Washington
Albany
Ellen B Willams
Court of Appeals
Appellate Division
First Department
Justice
Willams
J. P. Morgan & Co
J. P. Morgan
Williams
Mr. Steele
J. P. Morgan, Jr
Morgan
Europe
No trace of missing boy in Italian home raids
New Orleans June 13 Walter Lamona remains unfound as detectives raid hundreds of Italian homes in New Orleans and nearby towns. Angry Italians threaten lynching of kidnappers while police keep control. Harveys Canal siege ends with two Italians arrested one held as a suspicious person. Detectives also arrest Thomas Garanads in Bogalusa but find no trace of the boy.
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New Orleans
Walter _Lamona
Bande
Harveys Canal
Bogalusa
Thomses Garanads
Steamer Taunton and Saratoga Collide in Delaware River
A British steamer Taunton and the American Saratoga collided in the Delaware River below Philadelphia today, both damaged. The Taunton, moving upriver, was beached on the New Jersey shore to avoid sinking. The Saratoga, inbound Tug of War service, saw its bow twisted and stem damaged, with repairs at Cramp’s shipyard planned.
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Philegelpaeten
Bermuda
Delaware River
Taunton
Saratoga
New Jersey
Sara
Cramps
Defense in Kaufman case faces day one verdicts
Special to The Washington Post from Flandreau June 13 reports the defense in the Kaufman murder trial nearing end of the first day of testimony with Dr W A Germain the key defense witness and subject to a hard cross examination by prosecutor George B Egan. Dr Olney of Sioux Falls followed with similar cross examination as both doctors described examination of the dead girl and supported defense claims while the State contends no harm to its case and even gains from cross examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Flandreau
Kaufman
W. A. Germain
George B. Egan
Parkston
Germain
Oley
Dre
Doctor as Policeman at Revolver's Point
Dr Johan Magner of Jersey City confronted two men who followed him after a 2 am call. He armed himself with a revolver, ordered the men to surrender, then marched them to the Seventh Street police station. They, named Joseph Wentworth and Edward Duncan, were jailed for sixty days after arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New x
Johan J. Magner
Jersey City
Bridal Pair Kidnapped in Albany Street Bridge Chase
Mrs Nella White and Henry Ryne wed at St Peter's Church in New Brunswick New Jersey. Before the ceremony they spotted an empty ice wagon with masked men. They fled through a rectory window and were captured near Albany Street bridge then taken to a Highland Park hotel for a reception hosted by Collier Ice Company employees.
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Specter
Washington Post
New’ Brunswick
N. J
Nella White
Henry Ryne
St. Peter's Church
Mgr. O'Grady
Albany Street
Raritan
Highland Park
Collier Ice Company
Roof Collapse Entombs 400 Miners in Canonsburg Mine
In Canonsburg Pennsylvania on June 13 a roof collapse at the Manifold mine traps 400 miners for three hours. Two men die while others escape. the entombed workers are freed with no further injuries reported.
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Canonsburg
Manifold Mine
Swedish Prince Wilhelm to visit New York in August
New York will host Prince Wilhelm of Sweden after his August visit to the Jamestown Exposition. A banquet in Manhattan or at the Hotel Astor roof garden is planned, plus a Coney Island Dreamland reception for up to 50 000 Swedes. The prince will tour sites by automobile and attend the Futurity race.
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Washington Post
New York
Wilhelm
Sweden
Gustave
Oscar
Stockholm
Manhattan
Dreamland
Coney Island
Roosevelt
Lagercrantz
Prince Wilhelm
Claremont
Grant
North River
Committee On Entertainment
America
Real estate dealer convicted in Pittsburgh bank failure
Guryzy of bank fraud: Lemert Cook, a real estate dealer, found guilty in connection with the Enterprize National Bank collapse. The case alleges fund abstracting and aiding by cashier Clark, who then committed suicide amid the collateral restitution dispute.
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Pittsburg
Lemert
Cook
Melely's Secretary Insane In Asylum Case
Allegan Michigan July 13 Don C Henderson once Horace Greeley's private secretary and longtime publisher of the defunct Pleake Journal was taken to an asylum by direction of the probate authorities in a puzzling case involving a former Tribune editor associate.
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Tribune
Asylum
Allegan, Mich
Tune 13
Don C. Henderson
Horace Greeley
Xeare
Plekae Jountet
Probare
Georgia prison commission refuses commute in death case
Atlanta June 13 the Georgia prison commission declined to recommend commuting the death sentence to life for the accused. A verdict of murder stands, and the condemned will be hanged at Savannah on June 2 unless the governor grants a respite.
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Atlanta
Georgia Prison Commission
Farderer
Savannan
Jurors for Mrs Randolph black hard wrecks home
Mrs Lucy May Randolph or Ryley says she will appeal the dismissal of her suit against W E D Stokes and will file a new action to recover costs. She plans the Queens County Supreme Court case next fall and a separate child-support claim in November.
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New York
Lucy May Randolph
Lucy May Ryley
W. E. D. Stokes
Jaycox
Flushing
Jayecox
Mr. Stokes
Stokes
Highwaymen Kill Victor in Brooklyn Shoe Dealer Case
New York June 13 August Meyer a well to do shoe dealer of Brooklyn was beaten by highwaymen and died hours later in a hospital One alleged assailant Nicholas Fennimore twenty years old is in custody charged with homicide Two others fled Meyer was attacked as he walked home after which his cries drew a policeman Fennimore was arrested fleeing the scene and charged with being one of the assailants
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New York
Meyer
Brooklyn
Nicholas Fennimore
Noliceman
Fennimore
Typhoid at Pittsburg Raises Water Alarm
Twenty seven typhoid fever cases were reported to the Pittsburg bureau of health in the last twenty four hours. Authorities fear a serious epidemic and warn residents to boil all drinking water. Typhoid fever already rages at up river points. Sewers discharge pollution into the Allegheny River near the Pittsburg intake.
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Pittsburg
Bureau of Health
Allegheny
Forgery Charge Dropped Against G W Perkins
Grand jury dismisses one count of forgery in the third degree against George W Perkins, vice president of New York Life Insurance, tied to a $300,000 International Mercantile Marine bond allotment later sold to J Pierpont Morgan Co and bought back. Bonds later sold at a loss. potential loss to New York Life discussed in Armstrong Investigation findings.
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Grand Jury
G. W. Perkins
New York
George W. Perkins
New York Life Insurance Company
International Mercantile Marine Company
New York Life
J. Pierpont Morgan & Co
Armstrong Investigation Committee
Longshoremen Strike Ends Return to Prestrike Wages
In New York on June 13 the six week longshoremen strike was formally ended at a Longshoremen's Union Protective Society meeting. About 12,000 strikers will seek work at trans Atlantic piers tomorrow. Workers return to the wage level in effect before the strike, with no discrimination against veteran employees and priority for returning competent veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Longshoremen’s Union Protective Society
Walsh Hearing Put Over in Mansfields Suit
The first hearing in the examination of Violette Watson Mansfield, who sued Thomas Walsh for wrongs, was held before referee Wil Mam A Purrington at 8% Broadway. Mansfield testified she identified Walsh to Hansen's counsel for service. adjournment granted. next hearing scheduled.
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Violette Watson Mansfield
New York
Thomas ¥. Walsh
DC Hansen
Waleh
Wil Mam A. Purrington
Broadway
Mrs. Mansfield
Davis Speaks to Bankers at State Meeting
Special to The Washington Post from Clarksburg West Virginia June 13 Senator Henry G Davis delivered a lengthy address on banking and railroads, arguing against government ownership and receiving strong applause. New state bankers association officers were elected with W G Wilson Elkins as President and W B Irvine Wheeling as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Clarksburg
W. Va
State Bankers’ Association
Henry G. Davis
W. G Wilson
Eiikins
J. Ross Turner, Jr
Mannington
O. C. Cranes
Hutson Indicted Again In West Virginia
Charleston June 12 The grand jury of the intermediate court returned nine more indictments against Col A S Hutson elect one count each for embezzlement and unlawful entries on the state books while employed as assistant adjutant general of West Virginia The indictments charge different amounts which aggregate fi
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charleston
W. Va
Col.a. S. Hutson
State of
West
LICENSED TO MARRY IN A JUMBLED NOTICE
Fragmented wedding notice listing multiple couples from diverse locations including Hagerstown Maryland St Paul Minnesota and Philadelphia Penn in addition to several reverends and companions suggesting marriage licenses issued or applications filed across various counties and cities with names obscured by OCR errors.
Deaths in Health Office Record Report
Health office records list several deaths with ages and addresses. Individuals include William O'Brien aged 47, Charles King aged 33, Emily A. Stone aged 19, Robert O'Brien a child, and an infant of C. A0 with a listed address on 1217 ith nw. The notice covers deaths reported up to 13 m, June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O'Brien
Wis. Avé
Charles King
Emily A. Stone
Robert O'Brien
E. Cap. St
Bermat
National Pure Food Law Guarantee Filed in Washington
A notice references the National Pure Food Law and a guarantee filed at Washington, indicating regulatory or statutory action. The fragment implies official compliance measures or verification tied to the federal act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
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