Koreans Protest at The Hague Over Exclusion
A Korean delegation protested at The Hague claiming Japan violated international law and deprived Korea of independence. Yi Sang Sul Yi Tyoune and Yi Tiyongoui signed the protest after being refused audience by Melidoff. They said Russia invited Korea to attend and planned to seek U S support.
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Russia
Portsmouth
Melidoff
the Hague
Yi Sang Sul
Yi Tyoune
Supreme Court of Seoul
Yi Tiyongoui
St. Petersburg
Nelidoff
Korea
M. Nelidoff
America
Horea
Inatve
Réngevelt
Yi Tchine
Pomm
Hague
Keiroku Tsuzaki
Friars Outing Begins Pilgrimage for Theatrical Press Agents
The Friars theatrical press agents association starts its first annual pilgrimage at Belmar New Jersey with 10 members. Officers elected for next year include President Wella Hawks and Vice President Charles Wamerson Cooke, plus recording secretary Frank Wilstach and others. Board of governors enlarged with Henry G Sommers and eight more names. Tomorrow the party plans a clam bake at Port au Peak.
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New York
Friars
Theatrical Press Agents’ Association
Belmar
N. J
Wella Hawks
Charles Wamerson Cooke
Frank Wilstach
Philp Mindil
John W
VICE CRUSADE BEGINS IN CHICAGO AT MIDNIGHT
Chicago at midnight started a new decency campaign under the vagrancy law effective now. Police will arrest all persons without honest means of support to clear undesirable quarters with backing from Fred Busse. The department enforces the measure strictly.
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Chicago
Fred Busse
Something Wrong in Army
Special to The Washington Post. Leavenworth Kansas June 2. general Bell said there is a feeling that there is something wrong in the army. It is known in Washington and an effort will be made to correct it. He gave no hint of his meaning, leaving listeners to conjecture.
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Washington Post
Leavenworth
Kans
J. Frenkin Bell
Army
Washington
Jury convicts bank officials of using mails to defraud
A Fort Smith jury found C. C. Wailer of Texas, F Demre Lemon of Pitza burg, Edward Hunt, and J. M. Langston Jr. guilty on counts related to defrauding via the mails. Lemon faced four counts, the others five. Punishment could be up to $2,000 fine and three years in prison.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Southern Bank and Trust Company
Ckce
C. C. Wailer
Texas
F. Demre Lemon
F Pitzaburg
Edward, Hunt
J. M. Langston, Jr
Lemon
Psarist Vamteer
Minister's Daughter Confesses True Identity In Gang Burglary Case
Igna Wilienau daughter of Rev K G Wilienau confessed in Mineola to being linked to a burglary gang headquartered at a Freeport hotel. She had used several aliases in Brooklyn and named August von Fahrig her father, who ran the hotel and faces first degree burglary charges. He was arraigned and held on five thousand dollar bail as the hearing was adjourned to Monday.
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Washington Post
Mineola
Long Island
Brooklyn
Freeport
Ig¢na Wilienau
K. G. Wilienau
Wilhelm
Hulte
Sweet
Igna Wiliengu
August von Fahrig
Justice of the Peace
Wallace
Cole
von Fahrig
Warship contracts mark shift to turbine power
Secretary Metcalf awards two battleship bids to Newport News and Fore River, embracing British Parsons turbine and American Curtis armature, with ships 530 feet long, 12 inch guns, and trials displacement around 38,000 tons. Armor contracts split among Bethlehem Carnegie and Midwest. Octopus submarines approved for funding. Delaware likely name for one ship, New York consideration for the other.
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West
Metcalf
Navy Department
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
Department
Rey
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Quincy
Mass
Newport*News Company
Fore River Company
Newport News Company
Cramps Company
Naval
Brooklyn
Mare Island Navy Yard
Delaware
New York
Board of Construction
Special Submarine Board
Midvale Company
Mrs Tucker Charges War Dept With Court Martial Action
Mrs. William F. Tucker wife of Lieut Col Tucker deputy paymaster general stationed in Chicago describes filing charges with the War Department alleging grave misconduct by her husband. She denies Filipino women as the cause and says officials will determine proper action. She recalls public shaming on the Pacific Coast and asserts the matter is serious and unresolved.
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John A. Logan
War Department
Tucker
William F. Tucker
Col. Tucker
Chicago
Pacific
Orient
Logan ‘Tucker
United States Army
Guba
Washington
Secretary of War
Shonts Denies Accord Over Theo Shonts Marriage Conditions
A Paris dispatch claims Theodore P. Shonts consented to the Duke de Chaulnes proposing to Miss Theo-dosia Shonts if the duke reforms. Shonts denied any agreement, calling the dispatch premature and noting he has given no consent. The Chaulnes heir is the son of the Duke de Chaulnes, with a noted wartime lineage.
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Washington ‘Post
New’ York
Paris
Theodore P. Shonts
Duke de Chauines
Theodosia Shonts
Conditio
Mr. Shonis
de Chaulnes
Duke de Chaulnes
Princess Galitzie
Grief drives Italian youth to suicide attempt in store
In Mount Vernon Ohio on June 29 Pietro Zarlengo, a young Italian, tried twice to kill himself after learning his father Emailo Zarlengo was killed by a streetcar in Wooster. He swallowed carbolic acid in a crowded store after a failed gunshot attempt, causing panic and several faintings.
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Washington Post
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Peter Zarlengo
Wooster
Emailo Garbngo
Zarlengo
Real culprits at liberty in Tangier murder case
Ten of the alleged assailants in the Dr. Mauchamp murder case were sent from Morocco City for trial. Sources say the men are innocent and claim the Sultan's agents seized ten workers at random while the true culprits remain at large. One prisoner is a stranger, the other a deaf mute.
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Tangier
Mauchamp
Moraccos City
Morocco
Mrs Terrell Holds Keys In Georgia Governors War
Special to The Washington Post describes a social clash at Georgia’s capitol after Hoke Smith’s inauguration. Mrs Terrell, retiring governor’s wife, barred Mrs Smith, incoming governor’s wife, from entering the executive mansion before noon. Caterers lined the sidewalk awaiting access as Terrell finally handed over the keys at 12. Odds date back to William Jennings Bryan visit when Smith led committee that allegedly snubbed Terrell.
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Washington Post
Atlanta
State Capiitol
Hoke Smith
Executive Mansion
Peachtree Street
Prince Kebir Mirza Kills Mother in Persia
Persian nobleman Prince Kebir Mirza shot and killed his mother after being refused funds for dissipation. The motive cited was money to continue his extravagant lifestyle.
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Ispahan
Persia
Kebir Mirza
Zali Sultan
Twain in England draws praise as humorist and statesman
London reviews applaud Mark Twain alongside Birrell as serious voices in politics. Twain visits Stratford upon Avon to see Marie Corelli, greeted by crowds, then attends a Mansion House banquet with Lord Mayor and Savage Club guests. He vows to return home soon after a gracious reception and Oxford honorary degree.
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London
Amer ‘Ican
Clemens
Marie Corelli
Stratford-on-Avon
Mr. Birrell
Lord Rosebery
Saturday Review
Mark Twain
Erica
Gravity
Mark Twat
Foosevelts
Roosevelt
British Isles
Bryce
America
Birrell
England
Mr. Bryte
United States
Choate
Oxford
Twain
Mansion House
Savage Club
Chiet Justice Alverstone
Fridtjoff Nansen
William J. Gilbert
Mempera
Sausage Club
Seven Seas
Tokyo Hears E Further Complaints of Japanese Treated in U S
Tokyo reports claim San Francisco authorities embargoed Japanese in intelligence work and denied licenses, forcing them to pursue only merchantile business. Japanese chambers of commerce urge President Roosevelt to address anti Japanese prejudice and protect treaty rights amid rising hostility.
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America
Chambers of Commerce
Tokyo
San Francisco
Chanterd’ of
I Somimerce
United States
Roosevelt
C ‘Cause of Justice
Philadelphia Professor Marries Younger Bride in Music Dean Circle
In Philadelphia on June 29, Dr Hugh A. Clarke, 68, widower, united in marriage with 21 year old Miss Hana Stuart Grant. Clarke, born in Toronto, rose to prominence at the University of Pennsylvania as professor of the science of music shaping harmony and counterpoint, after leading the Abt male chorus and serving as organist in a Presbyterian church. Mrs Clarke is described as inheriting notable musical talent from her mother, a former light opera performer.
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Pennsyl
Phildelphia
Hugh A. Jes Hana
Stuart Grant
Clarke
University of Pensylvania
Toronto
Wiuaic
Oxford
Philadelphia
Abt
Mia
To Day
Government Work Stands On New Orleans Front
In New Orleans on June 20 engineers warn of a potential crisis as the river runs deep and banks begin to cave. The local levee board seeks federal aid, but government construction is deemed safely protecting the harbor area.
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New Orleans
Washington Pair Arrested in Elopement Attempt at Youngstown
Dorothea Mosher and Harry O Hara, both students, were detained by police in Youngstown as their elopement plan unraveled. Mosher, daughter of a Patent Office official in Washington, was said to be eighteen yet appeared younger. Her father Alexander Mosher, a Gridiron Club member, planned to retrieve his daughter and return her to Washington after the incident.
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Washington, Post
Youngstown
Ohio
Dorothy
Gridiron Club
Washington
Pittsburg
Mosher
Blithers the bulldog returns home after voyage mishap
Lieut T C Hart’s seafaring bulldog Blithers came back to the Benedick in poor condition after a voyage to the Hull yard. He bore contusions and a swollen eye from the journey and the reunion involved a lengthy veterinary check and care from his owner’s aides. Blithers rested on pillows and watched his master as doctors and officers tended the wound care.
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Buthhers
T. C. Hart
the Benedick
Navy Yard
HOUSES BURNED IN BISBEE ARIZONA FIRE
Bisbee Arizona June 29 a fire destroyed more than 200 houses in the residential district amid high winds and limited water supply. Authorities blew up buildings with dynamite to control it burning ten acres. part of the business district also suffered. The blaze started from a gasoline explosion in the Colorado Hotel. Bisbee home to about 20000 residents hosts Phelps Dodge and other mining firms.
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Bisbee
Ariz
Chi[Bier Neil
Colorado Hotel
Bishee
Phelps Dodge
Hoax Says Dewey at Kiel Stirs Exposition Buzz
A visitor claimed Admiral Dewey had arrived in Kiel and wished to tour a motor boat exposition. Managers offered tours while noting Dewey was absent, revealing the hoax. Rumors also placed Admiral Togo in Hanover en route to Kiel, denied by the Japanese Minister.
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Germany
Admiral Dewey
Kiel
Togo
Hanover
Premier Clemenceau Aims to Adjourn After Victory
Paris June 29 Premier Clemenceau plans to hasten Parliament adjournment set for July 7 shelving the income tax bill and other measures. The cabinet had hoped big reforms would pass but none of the major promised changes have materialized. The death penalty abolition and trials by court martial in peacetime were dropped.
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Clemenceau
Bille
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
French Navy Disaster Near Toulon Reported
A June 23 dispatch from Toulon says the battleship Jaureguiberry collided with torpedo boat destroyer Pertuisane during a Marseilles voyage. About sixty men were killed or injured, but authorities have not confirmed or denied the report.
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Toulon
Marseilles
Germany Leans to France in Partial Alliance Talks
Special dispatch reports negotiations between France and Germany progressing toward a partial alliance and a peace-guaranteeing frontier pact. Kaiser seeks to offset isolation by granting France more freedom in exchange for security guarantees. In Washington, port perils and travel deals appear amid crowded fare ads for Baltimore, Chicago, and California routes.
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Washington
France
Germany
Seattle
California
Judge Loving Free Verdict Reached Quickly
After forty five minutes the Halifax Circuit Court jury found former Nelson County judge William G Loving not guilty by reason of insanity in the murder of Theodore Estes. The Estes family voiced disappointment but the jury declared no actual assault occurred, only an attempted assault. Judge Loving voiced confidence before returning to Nelson County, while his wife and daughter supported him. A threatening letter and a Black Hand note were turned to authorities.
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Estes
Washington Post
Houston
William G. Loving
Nelson County
Virginia
Thomas F. Ryan
Halifax
William R. Barksdale
Theodore Estes
M. K. Estes
Loving
Young Estes
Oak Ridge
Elizabeth
Judge Loving
Jerse Eerrea Isa
Ryan
Barksdale
B. S. McGraw
Clerk Craddock
John F. Jacob
Richmond
Jacob
Miss Loving
Petersburg
McCraw
Treae
Ceptury
John P. Swanson
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