Condolence Memo Highlights Prince’s Great Statesmanship
Acting Secretary of State issues an appreciation of Prince’s abilities and services as a notable statesman. Japanese embassy has not yet received notice of death, and negotiations may be postponed. The State Department described his long career, fairness, and influence on Western interests, with mourning and high regard from officials.
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UC State Department
Lord Hunt Gros
Tues
Tokyo
Wilson
Brest
West
Judge Limdsey
America
Denver
Colorado
Union
Republic
Wendell Philips
Constipation and Appendicitis Cure Claims Promoted
An advertisement touts claims that chronic constipation and indigestion cause appendicitis and that regular use of laxatives or cathartics can cure indigestion and prevent appendicitis. It promotes Despepsia Tablets from F A Stuart of Marshall Michigan, offering free samples and urging readers to send name and address.
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Ofc
Stuart
Marshall
Mich
Prince Ito's Legacy and Taft Visit Recalled in Japan
A lengthy obituary recalls Prince Ito's vigor in old age as he endured winter hardships in Korea, his close ties with Marquis Ineuye and the late Crown Prince of Korea, and his role as grand tutor. It notes Taft's Philippine trip and Ito's reception at Khiba palace, contrasting his advisory status with active political influence. The piece also links Ito's death to broader Manchurian negotiations and warnings of possible impacts on railroad talks and Japanese power in the region.
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Paddis Anier Ginale
Mineparta
Coun
Prince
Peneil
Skorea
Pubhie
Apalla
New Japan
Ermey Ito
Korea
Jaan
West
Europe
America
Iowa
Ito
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
Manchuria
China
Segerdang
Perrymouth Black
Tipans
Wanehuma
Prince To
Minster
Maanee Kokey
Assasaln
Sugar Defendants Freed in Antitrust Case Prosecution Dropped
Justice Holt dismissed indictments against Kissel Harned and others tied to the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company closure. Prosecutors argued a continuing conspiracy barred by a five year limit, but Holt ruled the offense ended with the conspiracy and warned against redefining crimes as conspiracies.
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New York
Sears
Timitat
Unshich
Kissel
Horned
Pennsylvania Company
American Sugar Refining Company
Claims Immunity Pledge Shocks Pittsburg Court
In Pittsburg a bank fraud trial faced a suspension as defendant Barney Grossman and a Greece county businessman faced charges of aiding J B F Rinehart in bank defrauding Waynesbars Farmers and Drovers National Bank. Defense claimed an immunity deal with Washington officials in exchange for 4000 toward a 238000 bank claim. The U S attorney denied knowledge of any agreement, citing no precedent and promising further inquiry by the comptroller of the currency. The case was continued to the May term.
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Pittsburg
United States District Court
Barney
United States District Attorney
Assassination of Prince Ito shocks Korea and Russia
The text reports Prince Ito Hirobumi's assassination at Harbin and the swift police action against three Koreans involved. It notes Ito's role as former resident general in Korea, motives linked to Koreans' grievances, and international reactions from Russia and Japan. Observers reflect on Ito’s influence in modernization and Japanese-Russian relations.
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Korea
Harbin
Prince Tio
Prince Lito
Kawakan
Cdy
Prince Ita
Hartan
M Kokovs
Hoance
Ito Im
Privy Council of Japan
Manchura
Kokavsof
Japan
Tsarbin
Barret
St Petersburg
Ita
Ncies
Rusia
Far East
Manchuria
Nicholas
Italy
Tokyo
Japanese Commissioners Miss Banquet Duty in Springfield Visit
Japanese commissioners arrived in Springfield Massachusetts and were escorted to the United States arsenal to view army rifle hardware. Due to Prince Ito’s death the visitors did not attend the banquet planned in their honor by the board of trade. The party then departed the city tonight for Philadelphia.
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Springfield
United States Arsenal
Prince Ito
Board of Trad
Philadelphia
Funeral of Patrick McCarren Draws Vast Brooklyn Crowd
The Brooklyn borough hall bell tolled for Patrick Henry McCarren as officials and citizens from all parties attended a funeral described as the most notable in Brooklyn after Beechers. Leaders from Tammany Hall and state Republicans joined clergy, judges, and civic figures in a procession from McCarren’s berry street home to St Vincent de Pauls and Calvary Cemetery, with a large crowd watching along the route.
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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
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 Companies Mulcted in Texas Suit
Special to The Washington Post Austin Oct 3 A compromise judgment favored the State in a suit against Standard Oil entities and affiliates for doing business in Texas. Penalties totaling about 100000 were recovered from Security Oil Company whose charter was forfeited and a receiver appointed. Navarre Refining Company also faced similar action. Union Tank Line recovered 69000 for oil tank cars value and $2000 against Standard Oil Indiana. Service could not be obtained on Standard Oil New Jersey, Standard Oil New York, or 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 and Bail Granted by Judge Ward
New York October 26 Arthur P Heinze and brother Augustus Heinze faced ten days in prison after conviction for advising a witness to evade a grand jury subpoena in the United Copper Company case. A stay of execution and release on $2500 bail were granted 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 Extended West Trip
Secretary Ballinger arrives in Washington after an almost two month West tour to review supervised work. He declined to discuss observations and indicated he may speak later in the week.
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West
Ballinger
Washington
Tammany in Dread as Borough Rig Over Due Campaign Rolls On
Democratic battle tightens as Tammany faces accused vice links and graft accusations. Parsons predicts Barnard victory by 10,000 while Bennett and supporters push aggressive prosecutions and wage bets fade as McCarren funeral ends. Borough focus shifts to mobilizing votes for Tamanny ticket.
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Gadamne
Gaynor
Brooklyn
Hearst
Patrick McCarren
Centrol
Boravga
Tammany
Army In Best Condition Says Gen Morton
Gen Charles Morton reports the army is in its best condition and highest efficiency. He notes steady improvement, urges retirement age alignment with navy standards to ease promotions, and calls for tighter officer staffing to reduce detachments and unit disruption.
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United States Army
Neesént
Charles Morton
Department of the Missouri
War Department
Navy
Morton
Only Hope in Gaynor Democrats' Chance in East
Montana man W G Conrad of Great Falls declines VP bid with Bryan. He says Democrats must win New York and carry the presidency by nominating a New York leader. He expects Montana to elect a Democratic legislature and predicts Carter could be defeated if the party wins the House. Conrad, Virginian by origin, favors a New York ticket and notes Western blocs as key to victory.
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Empire State
Montana
Bryan
Carter
W G Conrad
Great Falls
Mont
Denver
New York State
Washington
New Orleans
Conrad
West
House of Representatives
Thomas H Carter
New York
Gaynor
Shenandoah Valley
Weert
Shocks at Riverside Works Ripple Baltimore Strike Tension
A dynamite attempt at the Riverside machine shop and roundhouse of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in South Baltimore failed to injure workers. Six night shift men were at work when the blast shattered glass and damaged the buildings. Investigators note the timing and escape by water suggest a planned flight. Union pressure to join strikes is suspected but not proven.
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Washington
Baltimore
Riverside
Baltimors
Ohio
Spring Gardens
Education keynote on community efforts at Bethel AME
W Bruce Evans, principal of Armstrong Manual Training Schools, spoke at Metropolitan AME Church on factors in education. He stressed home, parent, church, and District organizations as educational forces and highlighted Washington's abundant opportunities through federal departments, libraries, museums, galleries, and 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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Wo Nteshima
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Prince Hirobumi Ito
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Parsons
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Immigration Commission
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Ben. B. Lindsey
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