Aoki Faces Recall as Kaneko Likely Successor in Washington
A Tokyo cable reports Viscount Aoki the Japanese ambassador to Washington may be recalled and Baron Kaneko named his successor. Kaneko, a former minister of justice, aided Japan in the Portsmouth talks and had ties with President Roosevelt. Opposition press allege a San Francisco incident dispute and tensions with Tokyo spurring the possible recall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Viscount Aoki
Baron Kaneko
Tokyo
Mikado
Washington
Aoki
Japan
Hochi
America
United States
Portsmouth
Oyster Bay
Fes
Roosevelt
Viscount Aaki
Pacifica
Progressives
State Department
California
T ‘Takahashi
Seattle Japanese Society
O. Noda
Ototuka Yamaoka
Count Okuma
Toko
Pacific Coast
Yamaoka
Alance
Empire
Yamaoke
Hochi Simbun
Count Obuma
China
Kiao Chau
San Francisco May Appoint Acting Mayor From Board
San Francisco contemplates an acting mayor from its board as Mayor Schmitz sits jailed on extortion verdict. Judgment set for June 27 may allow bail after sentencing, with discretionary options open to magistrates nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmitz
Iowa Justice
San Francisco
Dunne
Board of Supervisors
Langdon
James Gallagher
Tuuie
Gallagher
Nine Social Democratic Leaders Taken Into Custody
St. Petersburg reports the dissolution of the second Douma amid precautionary measures and tense public mood. Nine of sixteen named social democratic leaders were arrested. others escaped. Troop deployments surround key sites as fears of demonstrations and riots grow in Odessa Kiev and Warsaw, with a manifesto provoking mixed reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Odessa
Kiev
Warsaw
Ukase
Prince Tzertzerteli
MM Dzhaparidge
Secret Service
M. Ozel
M. Alexivsky
Russia
Czar
No War Expected Between Japan and United States
Episcopal Bishop of Kyoto Rev. Sidney C. Partridge told St Bartholomew's congregants there will be no international trouble over the San Francisco restaurant wreck or local school trouble. He said sensible Japanese will not permit war with the United States and that Japan holds deep friendship for America and reveres President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal
Kyoto
New York
Japan
United States
San Francisco
Sidney C. Partridge
St. Bartholomew's Church
Roosevelt
Czolgospn s brother angry
Michael Czolgosz brother of Leon Czolgosz the assassin of President McKinley declares he will force newspapers to cease using his name. He threatened a city editor, pounding his fist on the desk and warning he will act even if the government won t stop coverage. The scene unsettled newsroom staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Cleveland
Ohio
Michael Czolgosz
Leon Czolgosz
McKinley
Women Burned to Death in Savannah Fire
In Savannah Georgia at 2 o clock this morning Mrs Thomas Cook and her daughter Miss Bastelle Fountain were burned to death when a fire destroyed the home of N A Fountain a son of Mrs Cook. Fountain was injured by a fall from an upper story window but will probably recover. The fire department did not respond as the house lay beyond city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Thomas Cook
Miss Bastelle Fountain
N. A.fountain
Cook
Fountain
Atery
Telegraphers Gain Allies in Washington Union Support
A Washington local meeting of the Commercial Telegraphers Union pledged moral and financial aid from the Order of Hallway Telegraphers. National President H. B. Perham spoke, signaling solidarity amid negotiations with Western Union. W. M. Patton resigned as local president. A. S. Groves elected to replace him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Hallway Telegraphers
Commercial Telegraphers Union
Theestern Union
Washington
Commercial Telegraphers
H. B. Perham
Perham
J. Small
New York
Washington Telegraphers
Washington Local 24
Commercial Telegraphers' Union of America
H. B. Per~ham
Order of
Railway Telegraphers
National Board
W. W. Beattie
National Organization
Western Union
Mr. Beattie
W. M. Patton
A. S. Groves
Roosevelt Refers Appeals For Telegraphers Strike Action
President Roosevelt has referred appeals to intervene to prevent a threatened telegraphers strike to Labor Commissioner Charles P. Neill without instruction. Chicago members support measures to adjust grievances against Western Union and Postal Telegraph, a $5,000 strike fund voted, and notices issued to meet committees as pressure grows. Dispatches state the situation unchanged and urge readiness for further information as 1900s labor tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor
Neill
Commercial Bodies
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Cane 16
Roosevelt
Charles P. Neill
Bureau of Labor
Mr. Neill
Chicago
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union Today
Postal Telegraph Company
Western Union
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
Railway Union
Crowry
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
National Arecutive Committee
Small
Tociis
Millionaire James H Smith’s Secret First Wife Tale faces suit
New York and New Orleans claimants prepare to sue for one third of the late James H Smith estate seeking eight and one third million dollars. Mrs. Simon Dufreche, daughter alleged from a Texas marriage in 1868, provides documents tied to a prior wife and a Japan death, with lawyers confident in the case amid possible identity questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
James Henry Smith
New Orleans
Simon Dufreche
Smith
Wlen Gargen
Texas
William Rhinelander Stewart
Merger Aids Boston Port Says New Haven Authority
A New Haven railroad official, discussing the proposed merger of New York New Haven and Hartford with Boston and Maine, says Boston would gain marine trade potential and that post merger coal needs could push the company to acquire coal properties and control. He notes possible Atlantic service development and southern coal connections for New England transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
New York
Hartford
Boston
Maine
New York City
New England
Ties Up Russian Ships in Black Sea Mutiny
Odessa dispatch reports the entire Black Sea squadron briefly out of action due to crew disaffection with 700 sailors arrested. The admiral claims firm control and denies mutineers seizing vessels. The situation described as critical by the Express correspondent with the Odessa coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Sea
Washington Post
London
Odessa
the Express
Adams Roller Mills proprietor dies by own action
Rochester June 16 Robert Adama of Batavia proprietor of Adams Roller Mills died by his own action at his Batavia home. He adopted the act amid ill health and an injury from a Buffalo accident two years earlier is given as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Robert Adama
Adams Roller Mills
Batavia
Til-héelth
Buffalo
Spanked Girl Pupils Inspire Trial and Rehiring
In Bistow Iowa superintendent Prof D L Carrell faced a court charge of assault and battery after spanking pupils of both sexes to enforce discipline. A jury found him not guilty and the school board then re engaged him for another year with a higher salary, backing his belief that spanking is the best punishment for offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Bistow
Iowa
D. L. Carrell
Board of
Prof
Carrel
Sacred parchments buried in Washington Cemetery in ritual
In New York on June 16 eighteen sacred parchments symbolizing the Jewish faith, damaged in a recent fire, were solemnly buried at Washington Cemetery. The Zirchru Toras Moses synagogue hosted the rites with four rabbis who explained the duty to bury damaged scrolls. The charred remnants were gathered, wrapped in white cloth, and displayed before the altar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington Cemetery
America
Zirchru Toras
Povemmneniayeres
Atlantic City Express Hits Pleasure Wagon Near Camden
A West Jersey and Seashore Railroad express collided with a wagon carrying Sylvanic social members from Philadelphia returning from Oaklyn. Petro Marcel lo, 12, was killed and six others including John Ashley and John Gaunt were seriously injured due to the lack of a crossing flagman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City Express
Camden
N. J
Petro Marcello
City Line
Atlantic City
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad
Sylvanic Social
Philadelphia
Oaklyn
Marcello
John Ashley
John Ashley, Jr
John Gaunt
Milles Burke
William Behm
Benjamin Marcelo
Senator Hale Improves Spends Afternoon at Johns Hopkins
Senator Eugene Hele of Maine, recovering from a recent operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital, spent the afternoon on the hospital lawn. He declined Senator Rayner's invitation and plans to go home in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Washington Post
Baltimore
Eugene Hele
Maine
Senator Rayner
Cornell baccalaureate sermon parallels Moses and modern leaders
Right Rev William Lawrence Massachusetts Bishop compares Theodore Roosevelt and Gov Hughes to Moses in a Cornell baccalaureate sermon. He denounces pacings toward scientific criticism of scripture as a loss of faith and urges graduates to face obstacles with firm character and responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
William Lawrence
Massachusetts
Cornell
Lawrence
Moses
Theodore Roosevelt
Gov. Hughes
Walsh Arrives in New York From Cherbourg
New York June 16 Thomas F Walsh mining man arrives with wife and daughter from Cherbourg aboard the Hamburg American ship Amerika He declines to discuss Violette Watson and her lawyer Dethief Hanson suing for 40 percent of her settled suit against Walsh
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas F. Walsh
Cherbourg
Violette Watson
Dethief, C. Hanson
Walsh
Kidnapped Boy Not Found in New Orleans Case
In New Orleans on June 16 detectives searched the Louisiana Lower Coast islands for missing Italian boy Walter Lamana but found no trace. No threats of violence followed the daring overnight kidnapping attempt on a child of Police Captain Capo who runs the Italian quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Walter Lamana
Louisiana
Lower
Cosat” Islands
Capo
Italan
Smuggler in Navy Settles with Officials
Commander Cameron Winslow of the cruiser Charleston was caught smuggling contraband including champagne cigars and curios. He was released on payment of 205 dollars after officials wired for instructions. Four similar scandals involving high government servants are under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Washington Post
San Diego
Cal
Cameron McR. Winslow
W. T. Swinburn
Pacific Fleet
Central America
Mexico
United States Customs
Winslow
Treasury Department
Washington
Navy
Havemeyer
Navigation Bureau
Sells Defends Act At Daughters Of Confederacy Event
A Washington Post report from Chicago notes Mrs. E. T. Sells, president of the Daughters of the Confederacy, draped President Roosevelt’s portrait in the Confederate Stars and Bars at the Sherman House during the society’s annual entertainment. She cited Roosevelt’s Savannah lineage, and proceeds will aid aged soldiers, widows, and children of the Confederacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Chicago
E. T. Sells
Daughters of the Confederacy
President Roosevelt
Confederacy
Sherman House
Roosevelt
Miss Bullock
Savannah
Ten Thousand Dollars Raised for Irish Home Rule
United Irish League of Philadelphia raised 10000 for Ireland home rule at a June meeting. The group repudiated the Birrell bill and urged the United States to withhold favored nation trade with Britain until its conduct toward Ireland improves. Resolutions were sent to President Roosevelt and John Redmond. Delegates John O Callahan and T B Patrick spoke at the Dublin convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United Irish League of Philadelphia
Ireland
Birrell
United States
Cuba
Great Britain
Roosevelt
John E. Redmond
John O'Callahan
T. B. Pitzpatrick
Dublin
Tudge Sold Releases Scarcity Revelations Shake Genoa Bourse
Scandals from the suspended bourse due to heavy teases in Ramifera shares appear to grow. It is now established that a judge sold provisional release warrants to fifty people and hushed up cases against one hundred. The minister of Justice has ordered the public prosecutor to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Ramifera
Minister of Justices
Mrs Amanda M Smite Dead In Texas Death Notice
Mrs Amanda M Smite, aged seventy nine, mother of Isthmian Canal Commission Commissioner Smith, died in San Antonio Texas. A native of South Carolina she moved from Knoxville Tennessee two years ago. Interment will be here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Texas
San Antonio
Amanda Smith
Commissioner Smith
Isthmian Canal Commission
South Carolina
Knoxville
Tenn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kaneko
Spokane
Ivania Railroad
Oe Wem Ptist
One People's Union
Harria Ewing
Siuzo Aoki
Lys
Psentat
Des Moines
Zed G. Roe
Justice Roe
Hfe
Lfe
DOUMA
Dracheffsky
Hazenkampf
Nicholas Nicholaievitch
Krasnoye-Selo
Tauride
Tzarkuzyk
Souads
Doumsa
Nicholas II
Russias
Poland
Grand Duke
Finland
Mbor
Czolgosz’s
Colon
Preston
Olsen
San Andreas
Ellis
Bank Pt. of Union Trust Co
Wis
Deposita BibjJec
Magoon
Pinar del Rio
Havana
Pinar del Geo
Bevans
Agoon
James
Ome
Rhinelander Stewart
Bata
Shoots
Senator Hale
Hughes
T. ¥. Walsh
Europe
C. McR. Winslow
MES, Sells Defends Act
Birrell Bill
TUDGE
Amanda M. Smite
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!