Disarming Russia Aimed by Japan Great Captain of Industry
Soichiro Asano of Tokyo, noted for shipping and cement ventures, advocates Japan's war aims to disarm Russia as essential to peace in the Orient. He warns that Russia's expansion threatens China and Japan, urges allied action by Britain France Germany the United States and Japan to prevent Russia from fortifying Asia, and ties Japan's economic strides to potential broader conflict and cooperation. He notes Asano's rise from humble beginnings to leadership in shipping and industry, and outlines future plans for cordage factories to support industry.
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Soichiro Asano
Tokyo
Russia
Orient
Europe
China
Japan
Rusia
Asia
Soichiro Agano
Coolie
Manchuria
Korea
Asano
Emegland
Tyland
England
United States
Dapta
Dapta Were Successful, and Disarmed , Foissta
France
Ger
Russia'a
Coaature
Yokohama
Nippon Yesen Kaisha
Toyo Kisen Keisha
Japanese Steamship Company
Prince of Trade
Standard of Company
Neo Stewart
Meeser Inquiry Closed By Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Commissioner Alford W. Cooley said the commission finished taking testimony in the Meeser case and would forward its report to President Roosevelt within a day or two. He declined to reveal the report’s substance, stressing the inquiry’s broader aim beyond civil service alone.
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Civil Service
Cooley
Washington
Washington Poat
New York
Alford W. Cooley
Civil Service Commission
Roosevelt
Government calls extra session to address Justice Hooker fees
Gov. Higgins ordered a special session to convene on Wednesday June 4. The purpose remains undisclosed, but it will include action on fees owed to Justice W. B. Hooker. The report notes no further subjects are specified.
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Hooker
Olean
N. Y
Medal Ceremony for Militia at White House Ellipse
Secretary Taft presents service medals to long serving militiamen at a Wednesday eclipse parade near the White House. The event includes two formation lines, inspected guards, and a list of officers and men receiving honors for fifteen, ten, and nine years of service across the Second Regiment and related battalions.
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President’s Park
White House
Taft
Congress Haights
Atwell
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ninth Street
J.B. Baker
Field Artillery
James Fox
Edward Mr. Nevila
James B. Clark
Julian
Ita
Naval Battalion
Signal and Ambulance Corps
Guard
Thmé
M. Emmet Urell
James 3. Hall
Arthur Brooks
Richard D Smma
Aston Stephan
Samuel Porter House
Henry H. Parmenter
Charles E. Edwards
John 4
Camphot
Thomas 8. King
Edward ¥. Rizen
Miltia
Alfred F. Robbins
D. C
Miitia
Edward I. Webster
Samuel LF. Piper
Strat
Frexcla J. "Woodman
Willand Dix
Liewt
Romulus A Foster
Charles R. Luce
Charles BE. Meyer
Arthur I. Evan
Firat Lidut
Joash H. Johnson
Willem A Duvall
Logan Prestes
Henry Chase
Frank M. Collins
Charles W. Moora
William Thornton
Charles HL Harris
Firat Spparate
Robert ¢. Sields
Firat
Carl T Wollston
Spparate
Edward J. Walton
Firat Boparate Battalon
Henry May
William E. Harvey
Glandie B. Young
Clarence A. ‘Weaver
William 8. Hodges
Gacond
Samuel ¥. Shreve
Benjamin G. Puol
Mggeon
Warren D. Bales
Ambulance Corps
John G. Smallwoot
Bscond
Georges G. Dennison
George von Dachenhausen
Jemnest A. Werd
Freok W. Holt
Sifth
Wilan . Place
Thomas F. McAnally
Roy B. Heyes
Musleina
Donald B. Macleod
Frank P. Weller
William Fox
Miiinie
George Winsmore
R Carey Brown
Jamoa P. Garner
William ©. Robbing
Sergt
Laurence Haserd
Thinidapayate Bittaton
Oscar Walters
Edward U Greenloaf
Herron Murrey
Wilton N. Fuller
Corps of Field Moale
Charles Haxonmyer
Raymond Brown
John H. Walls
Prieata Daniel
Whiking
George W F. Dudley
Chaptein
James HK. Walker
William C. Hokstein
Horstie B. Holst- Geld
Surgan
Charles H. Henney
Frank F Holmes
Corps of Field
Munro
Ruloff R. Stratton
William I. Laundere
Hdward M. Tansill
William Mobier
Louie HE. Patterson
Flyat Liwat
Quegg L. Tehmond
Sawin A Neuwmeyer, Jr
Shreve
John & Coombs
Firat Saigt Leon 8
Turner
New $20 Gold Certificate Introduced by Treasury
The Treasury Department began issuing a new 20 gold certificate with an original design to replace older notes. The face features Washington and the words in gold coin above and below, with prominent corner values and heavy black margin scrollwork, while the back centers the Great Seal in a darker shade.
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Treasury Department
Washington
United States
The
The Late Baron Rothschild Talked With An American Visitor
The late Baron Alphonse Rothschild spoke with Cal Arthur E. Randle at Trouville about American affairs. He praised U S leadership yet warned about the unease of U S possessions abroad and noted gold discoveries could sustain global commerce. He also assessed Bryan Roosevelt and the Philippines issue with cautious, exchange.
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Baron Alphonse Rothschild
Troubille
Cafe de Paria
Cal
Arthur E. Randle
Waabligion
Europe
Col. Randle
America
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Tranavaal
South Af
United States
Roosevelt
Baron Rothschild
Sunfey Post
Weahing‘ton
The Mainwaring Affair at Ball Oaks
In New York a birthday celebration and a will set Hugh Mainwaring’s supposed fortune to his namesake Elacoust’s 203. A house party at Ball Oaks gathers relatives and servants as detectives probe the murder of Mainwaring in his rooms. The coroner questions witnesses including butler Johnson and Brown the coachman about calls, alibis, and strange nightly events near Fair Oaks.
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Hugh Mainwering
New York
Elacoust
Malawaring
Harry Scott
Malnwaring
Tol House
Mose
Ralph Mainwaring
Mer
Brown
cal@ Brown
Fair Lake
Wilson
Tutler
Walter la Grange
Young la Grange
Fair Oaks
Katie O'Brien
Duke to Marry Again Sues Third for Divorce
Special correspondence reports Duke, a Durham tobacco magnate worth about two million, serving divorce papers on his third wife Alicee Webb Duke. The story details a lavish encounter with his former wife Mrs. Duke No 2 in New York and notes lingering plans for remarriage and ongoing legal actions, including questions about his suitability and family support.
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Washington Post
Greensboro
N. C
Brodis L. Duke
Pracao Menchant
Durham
Alicee Webb Dike
Sensation&l
Metropollitan News
Metropolis
Duke
Duke No
Tennessee
Mia
Virginia will case fate to Virginia Supreme Court
Special to The Washington Post from Norfolk Virginia June 16 report on the Tarrant versus Core case in the Court of Law and Chancery regarding Mrs Core’s 1878 will bequeathing her estate to John H Core. The Norfolk property is valued at $150000 and the matter goes to the Virginia Supreme Court for final settlement. A separate item notes Carson Farmer nineteen confesses to horse theft in Winchester after stealing a horse from George W Marple and attempting to sell it in Martinsburg West Virginia, being captured by Sheriff Purcell at a revival meeting. The lengthy coroner’s inquest testimony at Fair Oaks includes details about Mr Mainwaring’s murder and witnesses described interactions with several persons, including Miss Carleton and Mr Scott, with tense exchanges and speculation about loyalties. The article continues tomorrow.
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Scott
Miss Carleton
John Wilson
Ralph Mainwaring
Dr. Westlake
Ami
Wilsons
Warings
Hugh Mainwaring
Ralph Maxwell Mainwaring
Mainwaring
Beatt
Wilson
Sutherland
Norfolk County
Ae City of
Norfolk
Washington Post
Winchester
Carson Farmer
George W. Marple
Gore
Mertingburg
W. Ve
Purcell
Walter Ia Grange
Laxch
Goott
Ross
Saloons Renorm in Los Angeles Push for Gothenburg System
Los Angeles June 16 initiative petitions will circulate to seek city ordinance granting a benevolent corporation monopoly of the saloon business. Subscriptions have begun for the Gothenburg system, promising 1060000 yearly city revenue after costs, reduced saloons, coffee shops in residence districts, beer sales, and profits above 210000 directed to public improvements.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Counci
Benevolent Corporation
Gil
Kansas Calls For Men To Harvest Fields In Kansas
Kansas farmers seek 25 000 workers and 2240 teams to harvest crops over about sixty days. Wages expected from 1.75 to 60 cents daily, with 200 men already signed in Kansas City. Shipping of labor to Kansas fields to begin Sunday next.
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Kansas City
Kansas
State Labor Department of Kansas
A. B. Jamison
Free Employment Department
Miscouri
Kanaas Fields
No Record of Loans in Suit Against Trustee Dulany
In equity, William Berl seeks to establish an equitable lien on Cleveland Park property securing about $20,000 loaned to Thomas E. Waggaman before bankruptcy adjudication. Berl alleges deposits of nineteen $1,000 notes signed by Maggie F. Riley as collateral and asserts the deed of trust was never recorded, with proceeds to be used to satisfy his claim subject to prior encumbrances and rights of later purchasers.
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Dulany
Wilmington
Thames E
Cleveland Park
Thomas E. Wageaman UY
Sint
Rosier Dulany
William Berl
Thomas E Waggenman
Berl
Del
Weggaman
Bept
Sas
Willam Berl
Maggie F. Rit
Maggie ‘Bf Riley
Maggie PF Riley
Waggaman
Car. Berl
Waggaman Henry
Washington
Wagraman
Beamat
Sir. Berl
Gept
Millan & Smith
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Hmmet Urell
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Richart A. O'Brien
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George Henderson
Mel Eawin H. Neumeyer
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Arthur ¥. Burdine
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Charles 2. Castle
Frank Forrester
Serge
Arthur Green
Gerat
Oliver C Terry
William €. Carter
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Fisat
James Doddrell
Musto
John I. Schuerger
John F. Yenney
John P. Bane
Frank H. Barnett
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Andrew Warner
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