Condolence to Tokyo Wilson and Prince’s Death Mentioned
Acting Secretary of State issues appreciation of a great statesman’s abilities and services. Japanese embassy has not yet received notice of death. Negotiations may be postponed as Messrs Wilson and Paddis Anier Ginale Consul in charge report the death’s impact and mourning plans.
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Paddis Anier Ginale
Coun
Prince
UC State Department
Lord Hunt Gros
Tues
Tokyo
Wilson
Brest
West
Constipation and Appendicitis Cure Claims Advertised
An old promotional piece touts laxatives and digestives as remedies for constipation indigestion and dyspepsia linking them to reduced appendicitis risk. It urges readers to obtain Despepsia Tables from F A Stuart in Marshall Michigan for a free sample, asserting digestive cure benefits and nationwide usage.
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Ofc
Stuart
Marshall
Mich
Prince Ito Remains Vigorous Amid Hardships in Korea
Despite advancing years, Prince Ito maintained vigor and endured hardship during a midwinter mission across Korea, enduring extreme cold. Observers say he thrived under rough conditions, remaining closely attached to allies such as Marquis Ineuye and the late Crown Prince of Korea, while Taft-era visits highlighted his charm and dedication. The assassination in Manchuria reshapes negotiations on railroad terms as powers reassess influence and policy toward Korea and southern Manchuria.
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Korea
Japan
Marquis Ineuye
Jug
Frince of
Korga
Taft
Bureau of Insular Affairs
War Department
Prince Ito
Marquis Ito
Philippines
Prin Ito
Khiba Palace
Terotchi
Wacheon
al We Beautiful
Arsenal Grounds
Wang & Sung
Matsui
Manchuna
Privy Council
Russia
Rusag
Ting
Arbassador Motono
Geaty
Portsmouth
Russa
Ponce
Gulf
Sugar Defendants Freed in Antitrust Case Closure Exempts Prosecution
Justice Tait dismissed indictments against Kissel Harned and others tied to the American Sugar Refining Company over the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining plant closure. The defense argued the acts occurred before 1902, but prosecutors argued the conspiracy continued as long as the plant remained closed. Court criticized prosecutors for conflating conspiracy with the crime itself and emphasized that a completed crime cannot be recast as a continuing conspiracy.
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New York
Sears
Timitat
Unshich
Kissel
Horned
Pennsylvania Company
American Sugar Refining Company
Iais
Holt
Claims Immunity Pledge Shocks Bank Fraud Trial
In Pittsburg a district court paused the trial of Barney Grovemap and a Greece county businessman charged with defrauding Waynesbars Farmers and Drovers National Bank. Defense claims an immunity deal with the currency comptroller in Washington in exchange for 4000 dollars on a 238000 dollar claim, while the U S attorney denied knowledge of any agreement. The judge continued the case to the May term.
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Pittsburg
United States District Court
Barney
United States District Attorney
Prince Ito Murder Stuns Japan and Korea Rouse
The assassination of Marquis Ito Hirobumi at Harbin shocks Japan and Korea. Investigations probe the shooters and motives rooted in Ito’s reform efforts in Korea while officials emphasize complex Russo-Japanese tensions and the impact on Manchuria talks. Dignitaries in Seoul and Tokyo express grief as diplomats weigh repercussions.
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Genoa
Acre
London
Seoul
Prinze Tto
Nahon- Valives
Korea
Dairen
Wo Nteshima
Mieckman
Taft
Prince Hirobumi Ito
Harbin
Prince Ito
Indianapolis
Albert J Beveridge
Marquis II
Ito
Japan
Mukado
Mme
Japanese Commissioners Miss Banquet in Springfield Visit
Japanese commissioners arrived early afternoon and toured the United States arsenal in Springfield. Due to the death of Prince Ito they did not attend the banquet planned in their honor by the board of trade. The party left the city tonight for Philadelphia.
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Springfield
United States Arsenal
Prince Ito
Board of Trad
Philadelphia
Funeral for Patrick McCarren Draws Distinguish'd Attendance in Brooklyn
The Brooklyn funeral for Patrick McCarren attracted officials from Gov Hughes to Tammany leaders and Republican rivals, with a vast crowd paying respects. Attendees included Murphy, Raines, Belmont, and other notable figures, as the cortège moved from 97 Berry Street to St Vincent de Paul Church and Calvary Cemetery.
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Murphy
Tammany
McGarrens
Timothy L. Woodruff
John Raines
Canandaigua
Senate
Meckellan Long
Judge Parker
August Belmont
Moothy D Bullivah
Weland
Patrick Wo McCarren
Berry Street
Wiliamsburg
Parliament
Kinga County
Tammany Hall
Cram Daniel
Dunlan Philip Donohue
Cartstyulvan
Ola Vlckory Club
Sey Tour Club
Kings
Iataver McClellan
Metz
Preadent McGowan
Board of Aldermen
Chamberlain Martin Sena
Hfors Raines and Grady
Itealler McCovey
Hugh J Grant
Supreme Court
Tusdiees Jenks and
Stapleton
Isastant Corporation
Coungel Bell ‘Tremas
Mutts Anthony
Brady Jnseph
Huber
Berard Gallagher
John W Weber
Owen Murphy
George H. Lindsay Samuel
Bithhouse
Henry F
Minafary McCarren
St Vicent de Pauls
Gaurd Lerson
Dolilly
Father Carroll
McDonnell Mer Parrott
Mar McGorrick
Mgr
Eward W McCarthy
Calvary Cemetery
Oil firms mulcted in Texas State suit leads to forfeiture
A compromise judgment in Texas against Standard Oil affiliates National Transit Company Union Tank Line and Navarro Refining Company yields penalties near 100000 and places the Security Oil Company charter in forfeiture with a receiver to wind up. Navarre Refining Company also faces similar action. The state claims about 4 million invested in Texas refineries and obtains judgments for tank cars and cash against Union Tank Line and Standard Oil Indiana. Service was not obtained for Standard Oil New Jersey New York and National Transit Company.
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Washington Post
Austin Tex
Navarre Refining Company
Texas
Union Tank Line
Standard OU Company
Indiana
New York
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Natonal Transit
Heinze Sentenced to Jail In Copper Case Stay Granted
New York October 26 Arthur P Heinze and his brother Augustus faced ten days imprisonment after conviction for aiding a witness to evade a grand jury subpoena in the United Copper Company affair. Judge Ward granted a stay of execution and released Heinze on $2500 bail pending a writ of error.
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New York
Arthur P Heinze
Augustus Heinze
United Copper Company
Tame
Ward
Lotte States
Heinze
Ray
United States Circuit Court
Ballinger Returns to Washington After Investigating Work
Secretary Ballinger arrives in Washington after nearly two months away in the West assessing supervised work. He declines to discuss observations and hints he may speak later in the week.
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West
Ballinger
Washington
Tammany Battle Deepens As Election Looms Across Brooklyn
Tammany faces strong opposition as county ticket prospects dim and Barnard gains momentum. Parson predicts 40,000 plurality while vice charges and race trafficking accusations shape the campaign. Bets shift toward Gaynor and Bancard outcomes as voters brace for pivotal borough fights.
Army in Best Condition Declares General Morton
General Charles Morton of the Missouri department releases the War Department his annual report praising the Army’s high state of efficiency. He notes steady improvement, urges retirement age fixation, and argues navy limits would aid promotions without harming servicemen. He cites officer shortages and recommends keeping captains with their units to reduce detachments.
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United States Army
Neesént
Charles Morton
Department of the
Morton
Only Hope in Gaynor Democrats' Chance in East
Montana businessman D W Conrad of Great Falls, who declined the Democratic VP nomination, argues Democrats can win the presidency only by carrying New York. He predicts Montana will elect a Democratic legislature, potentially retire Republican Senator Carter, and says a New York–centered ticket is essential. He plans to attend the New Orleans waterways congress and maintains ties to Virginia.
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Tammany
Ucket
Wipwam
Parsons
Barnard
Thomases
Taft
New York
A-House
Targons
Bannard
Vice
Bennett
Campain
Immigration Commission
Congress
Glen
W G Conrad
Great Falls
Mont
Denver
Bryan
New York State
Washington
New Orleans
Conrad
West
House of Representatives
Montana
Thomas H Carter
Carter
Gaynor
Shenandoah Valley
Weert
Diners dynamited shop workers escape injury
Special to The Washington Post Baltimore Riverside machine shop and roundhouse of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad South Baltimore were dynamited. Six night shift workers were at the site but none injured. Glass shattered, and a theorized escape by boat after the blast. Strikers suspected, as workers refused to go on strike last May.
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Washington
Baltimore
Riverside
Baltiors
Ohio
Spring Gardens
Factors in Education Address at Metropolitan AME Church
W Bruce Evans principal of the Armstrong Manual Training Schools and assistant director of Washington evening schools delivered an address stressing education's role for home church and community. He noted the district offers rich opportunities through national departments libraries museums galleries and major institutions.
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Bethel Literary and Busterical Association
Metropolitan Ame
W Bruce Evans
Armstrong Manual Training Schools
Washington Evening Schools
Evans
Washington Public
Eile
Great Nations
Librarles
Musesme
Tke
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West End
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Copper Man
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F Street
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Brooklyn
Hearst
Patrick McCarren
Centrol
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J. G. Conrad
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Empire State
Riverside Machine Plant
Bruce Evans
Ben. B. Lindsey
John Franklin
Judge Limdsey
Colorado
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Theodore A. Binghan
Police
Sudge Lindsey
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O'Higgins
John Mitchell
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