Administration Denounces Efforts to Discriminate Against Japanese
A front page note reports the U S administration opposing anti Japanese agitation on the Pacific Coast. It reiterates no immigration restriction and states the government will counter agitators while preserving friendship with Japan. It cites Navy and State Department actions and calls for calm amid cross Pacific tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Japan
Navy Department
Naval Academy
Admiral Sands
State Department
Department
Asahi Kitigaki
Academy
Alaska
United States
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Montcalf
Congress
California
Roosevelt
Ronsevelt
Pacific
America
Wright
Ton
Fragments on Sino Japanese Relations and Government Attitudes
The text discusses US and Japanese positions toward China, noting concerns over harmony and friendship, and fears that Japanese people may blur the line between their government and agitators. It mentions efforts to prevent China partition and maintain cooperative ties with Tokyo. The passage reflects uncertainty about mutual trust and internal pressures influencing policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Taggart at Deathbed. Family in France Hidden
Maj Elmore F Taggart dies in government hospital after dysentery and fever contracted in the Philippines. Lt Gilmore notified to inform divorced wife Grace Taggart and two children, who are said to be hiding in France. Taggart seeks burial in Wooster. father Morrow Taggart gravely ill in Orrville. divorce case details and confidential French residence noted.
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Washington Pr
Columbus
Ohio
Charles Gilmore
United States Infantry
Holle
Elmore F Taggart
Pulujanes
Gilmore
Wooster
Taggart
James B .Taylor
America
James Shields
Highland Park
Capt Taylor
Maj Gen Forsyth Dead in Columbia Ohio
Major General James W Forsyth retired at age seventy two died at his home of paralysis. Funeral privately Friday with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery. He married a daughter of the late Gen William Denison in 1867. Surviving: Mrs Dallas Bache, Mrs William Gerald Fitzgerald, and William Dennison Forsyth. He served on McClellan’s staff in Civil War campaigns and was chief of staff to Gen Sheridan. He was breveted major for Chickamauga victory and later became brigadier general, then major general under McKinley in 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Ohio
Vmar
James W Forsyth
Greenlawn
Forsyth
William Denison
Dallas Bache
Col Bache
Wedfeal Corps
William Gerald Fitzgerald
William Dennison Forsyth
Fifth Cavalry
U 8
Wwcclellan
Maryland
Sheridan
Chickamauga
Cleland
McKinley
West Virginia case details delayed delivery dispute
A special Washington report from Clarksburg notes a significant case involving Carl Schiff and a 1 cent liquor matter. The piece references the States Express Company and a dispute over delivery obligations and compensation, framed as a legal case in process.
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Clarksburg
Carl Schiff
States Express Company
Express
Tair Pal
New York Democrats See Clearer Field After Hearst Endorsements
In New York County the Hearst ticket gains solid backing as Tammany Hall leaders urge loyalty. Independence League petitions face court review, with claims of petitions stolen to reduce signatures. Predictions place Hearst’s city plurality from 74,000 to 156,000, while betting remains light ahead of elections.
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Washington
New York
Hearst
Tammany Hall
Charles F Murphy
New York County
Gore
Independence League
Congress
State Senate
Assembly
Board of Elections
Supreme Court
Herbert A Limburg
Law Committee
The
Justice Dowling
League
Election Board
Grand Jury
Te Deagie
Gilev House
Murphy
Hearat
W. J Conners
State Committee
Democratic and Independence League
Conners
Tammany
Bronx
Max T Samsen
Prison stigma on Miller and Longworth aids Landis
Esauahn S reports in a special dispatch that Miller faces social stigma tied to a prison past while Longworth is connected to aiding Landis. The fragmented text references names and places including New York and Trost Street, indicating a local or municipal focus with uncertain details.
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Esauahn S
New York
Vwillama
Gould says state ownership of railroads a failure in Europe
George J Gould, arriving in St Louis, declares government operation of railroads would fail and private capital is better. He opposes public ownership while noting European experiences and denying reports that Eastern lines would extend to Washington or New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Washington Post
St Louis
George J Gould
Inea
Europe
Italy
Maryland
Philadelphia
Nw York
Gould
Unclear OCR Fragment: Money and Italy Coins Case
Fragmentary text references money trouble and Italian lire coins. Mentions Vinicenzo Falzerano Pasquale Felzerang and others, with mentions of appeals and remand. Details are garbled, no clear event, date, or location can be determined.
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United States
Italy
Vinicenzo Falzerano
Pasquale
Felzerang
Ac'ea
Suspect in Margaret Leslie murder identified in Chicago
Leonard Leopold, named by Howard B. Nicholas as a murder accomplice, was tracked to Muscatine Iowa after a Rock Island train stop. Nicholas, in custody, described the crime in chilling detail, saying Leopold choked Leslie, tore her pocketbook, and used chloroform, with both men sharing the proceeds and planning further acts.
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Margaret Leslie Ross
Leopold
Ik - Gm
Chicago
Leonard Leopold
Howard B. Nicholas
Margaret Leslie
Rock Island
California
Muscating
Iowa
Angelo
Pittsburg
Arizona
North Side
Leopold Nicholas
Lesiie
de- Hance
Leopol
Jook
Leopo
Threat to Blow Train Prompts Dummy Armored Run
Chicago and Indiana railroad officials moved a pretense train loaded with armed men along the line after receiving a ransom note demanding 5000. A manhunt began in Indiana marshes near Pine Miller and Aetna as Deputy Marshals and detectives pursued the suspect, with two Asine Powder Works workers arrested over related clues.
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Chicago
Lake Shore
Michigan
Indiana
Pine, Miller
Aetna
Pine
Limited
United Ste
New Jersey Charter Aims Trans Alaska Siberian Rail Tunnel
A new corporation, the Trans Alaska Siberian Railway Company, filed in the secretary of state today proposing a 6000000 stock issue to build a rail link from the Trans Siberian main line to the Bering Strait with telegraph and telephone to connect distant regions. Incorporators include Loleg de Lobel J A L Waddell John J Healy William H Black and John B R Turner. The project envisions a 2760 mile main line from Kangk station to Amour and Okhotsk area with branches toward the Bering Strait and Alaska starting at the Prince of Wales Seward Peninsula.
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Ngton Post
Bering Stratt
Trans Alaska -Siberian Railway Company
Loleg de Lobel
Paria
J A L Waddell
Kansas City
John J Healy
Seattle
Western Syndicate
William H Black
New York City
John BR. Turner
Jersey City
Nicholas II of
Rusela
de Lobel
Kangk
Trans-Siberian Railway
Amour
Yakoutsk
Okotsk
Bering Strait
Lnes
Alaska Railway
Prince of Wales
Seward Peninsula
Alaska
Rianegan
Cortelyou Heads to New York for Political Inventory
Chairman Cortelyou of the Republican National Committee leaves for New York City to survey political conditions and report findings to the President upon return to Washington. Officials say national headquarters will be quiet while field leaders push to mobilize voters.
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Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
New York City
New York
Washington
Senator Clark Attends Swedish Couple's Escape Wedding
A senatorial figure aboard a vessel witnessed a Swedish couple, shockingly eloping in Broten Zermlandg, as parents objected. The ceremony was performed Monday by Rev R C Williams with Senator Clark among witnesses. A wedding cake and five pound note were presented, followed by a champagne breakfast in the first cabin saloon.
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R C Willams
Senator Clark
Fist Cabin
Senator Clair
Pottsville Man Survives 400 Foot Abandoned Mine Fall
Joseph Schroeder of Pottsville fell about 40 feet into an abandoned mine shaft and survived a day buried deep underground. Rescuers lowered ropes, pulled him to safety after two dives, finding him alive without a broken bone in what witnesses call an extraordinary escape in the anthracite region.
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Washington
Pottsville
Joseph Schroeder
Schroeder
Willam Ealbach
Ealbach
John Calloway
Callaway
Rev Dr Hanna gift to Wittenberg College
The Olive Branch Luther Synod meeting reports Rev Dr M Hanna of Washington DC donated 2225 acres in Nebraska to Wittenberg College Springfield Ohio with an annuity of 5000 dollars to Hanna, a mortgage of 25000 to be paid off and minor obligations assumed. The gift will boost the college endowment per the report.
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Olive Branch
Luther Synod
M. Hanna
Washington, DC
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Ohio
Nebraska
Buried Ground Near Quincy Reveals Ancient Mound Finds
Excavation near Quincy Brown County uncovers a rich prehistoric burial site with skeletons up to eight feet long, pottery fragments, bamboo implements, and a carved shell with a wolf head. Artifacts in Cooperstown await final disposition as experts note exceptional preservation of remains in the mound network along the Illinois River hills.
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Washington
Quincy
Illnois River
Cooperstown
Mount Sterling
Brown County
M. Crabtree
Cooperston
H C ‘Ren
Postogaeter
Mount Stars
Hug
Iwindls River
Thaw Insanity Plea Sways Court Strategy
In New York the district attorney's office indicated a move to appoint a commission to examine Harry K Thaw's sanity before the Supreme Court within days. Clifton W Hartridge, chosen by Thaw as chief counselor, has shifted from earlier counsel after two dismissed lawyers. The DA's office, initially open to Olcott's insanity plan, will oppose the commission in lunacy.
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Washington Post
New York
District Attorneys Office
Harry K. ‘Thaw
Supreme Court
Cliford W Hartridge
Thaw
Black Olelett Gruber
Bonyagné
William M E. Olcott
Woman Bookkeeper Arrested on Theft Charge at Hirsh Store
Detectives Weedon and Burlingam arrested Misa Ethel Thompson twenty eight, former Hirsh clothier bookkeeper, on a complaint by Louis Hirsh of 12 F Street NW. Accused of a ten dollar short in accounts, alleged to be a petit larceny tied to her last night shift at the Hirsh store.
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Louis Hirsh Clothier
Steet Northwest
Weedon and
Burlingam
Misa Ethel Thompson
Hirsh
Petit Tee
Mel Thompson
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Sten
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Mike Herost
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Mike Flong
Drana
Dos
Senn Forint
Ur HK
Beer
Asa Woertiusburg
Berkeley Norman EU Ta
Berland
Nicholas
Lake Shore Read
Offinale
Tran
Facan
Poe
Trans-Alaska-Siberia Railway Company Incorporated
New Jersey
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Twey Sa
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Litle
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Sweden
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Prsoner
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