Condolence To Tokyo Wilson A Friend Of Prince
Acting Secretary of State issues an appreciation of great statesman's abilities and services. Japanese embassy has not yet received notice of death. Negotiations may be put off as the State Department conveys condolences and outlines the prince’s vast career and impact on Western interests.
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Paddis Anier Ginale
Coun
Prince
UC State Department
Lord Hunt Gros
Tues
Tokyo
Wilson
Brest
West
Constipation and Appendicitis Cure Claim Promoted
A health advertisement urges relief from constipation and indigestion through laxatives and patent remedies. It touts a link between chronic constipation and appendicitis, promoting tablets and cathartics as a root-cause treatment. The notice invites readers to request a free sample from F A Stuart in Marshall Michigan for further information.
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Ofc
Stuart
Marshall
Mich
Prince Ito Led Rugged Life and Duties in Korea Amid Turmoil
The longtime figure Prince Ito remained vigorous despite advancing years and hardship. He endured severe cold during a midwinter tour of Korea while maintaining close ties with Japanese officials, including the late Crown Prince of Korea, and impressed observers with his resilience in primitive conditions. His relationships, public appearances, and connections to Taft and Korea’s governance are recalled amid discussions of the Manchurian situation and potential consequences for railroad negotiations.
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Ito
Korea
Japan
Toquye
Jug
Crown Prince
Korga
Taft
Russia
Rusag
Ting
Arbassador Motono
Prince Ito
Geaty
Portsmouth
Russa
Ponce
Gulf
Sugar Defendants Freed Over Indicted Conspiracy Case
Justice Tait ruled that Kissel and Hained cannot be prosecuted for the offense tied to the closing of the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company plant. Prosecutors argued a continuing conspiracy extended the statute of limitations, while Holt warned against treating conspiracy as a vehicle to bypass time limits. The decision emphasizes that a completed crime cannot be redefined as a conspiracy to evade limits.
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New York
Sears
Timitat
Unshich
Kissel
Horned
Pennsylvania Company
American Sugar Refining Company
Iais
Holt
Immunity Claim Halts Pittsburg Bank Fraud Trial
In United States district court here Barney Grossman and James Grovemap face charges of siding and aiding a Waynesbars Farmers and Drovers National Bank cashier in a $238000 fraud. Defense argues an immunity pact with currency officials in Washington, contingent on $4000 repayment, paused the case. The U S attorney denied knowledge of any deal and said it could change the case, with the matter to be reviewed at the May term.
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Pittsburg
United States District Court
Barney
United States District Attorney
Prince Ito Assassination Shocks Far East
Seoul and Harbin report the murder of Prince Ito Hirobumi, with Koreans and Japanese among the crowd at the railway station. Investigations seek links to the royal plan and Manchuria talks as officials mourn a pivotal statesman who helped modernize Japan.
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Harbin
Prince Tio
Prince Lito
Kawakan
Cdy
Prince Ita
Hartan
M Kokovs
Hoance
Ito Im
Privy Council of Japan
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Japan
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Barret
St Petersburg
Ita
Ncies
Rusia
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Manchuria
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Italy
Tokyo
Genoa
Acre
London
Seoul
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Nahon- Valives
Dairen
Wo Nteshima
Mieckman
Taft
Prince Hirobumi Ito
Prince Ito
Indianapolis
Albert J Beveridge
Marquis II
Ito
Mukado
Mme
Japanese Commissioners Miss Banquet In Springfield Visit
Japanese commissioners arrived in Springfield and were taken to the United States arsenal to view rifles. Owing to the death of Prince Ito they did not attend the banquet planned in their honor and left for Philadelphia tonight.
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Springfield
United States Arsenal
Prince Ito
Board of Trad
Philadelphia
McCarren Funeral Draws City Leaders in Brooklyn
The Brooklyn funeral for Patrick Henry McCarren drew Governor Hughes and vast city figures from Tammany Hall, the legislature, and law. Attendees included Murphy, Raines, Belmont, and many district leaders, with a large procession and a crowded funeral mass at St Vincent de Pauls before burial at Calvary Cemetery.
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Tammany Hall
Kinga County
Senate
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 Judgment
Special to The Washington Post Austin Tex Oct 3 A compromise Judgment was rendered in favor of the State in its suit against several oil concerns operating in Texas. The Standard Oil companies of New Jersey Indiana New York, the National Transit Company the Union Tank Line the Security Oil Company and the Navarro Refining Company are named. Penalties totaling about 100000 are recovered from the Security Oil Company whose charter is forfeited and a receiver will wind up its business. Similar action was obtained against the Navarro Refining Company. The State claims about 4000000 invested in Texas refineries and obtained judgments for the value of 69 oil tank cars in State possession, and 2000 against the Standard Oil Company of Indiana. Service could not be obtained on the New Jersey New York or National Transit companies.
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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 United Copper Case
Arthur P Heinze and brother Augustus faced U S copper company affairs near The Tombs. Judge Ward granted a stay of execution and $2500 bail pending writ of error. Heinze previously convicted for advising a witness to evade a grand jury subpoena, with Judge Ray sentencing him to pay a $2000 fine and ten days in prison.
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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 Quiet West Visit
Secretary Ballinger arrives in Washington after a two month absence spent on evaluating work under his supervision. He declined to discuss observations, signaling he may speak later in the week.
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West
Ballinger
Washington
Tammany in Dread Contends From First Page
Democratic clash over Tammany power intensifies as figures and forecasts shift. Parsons and Bennett push Barnard victory by about 40,000, citing past canvassing methods. wagers and corruption charges loom large while voters await borough center efforts and an impending vote.
Army in Best Condition Says Gen Morton
Gen Charles Morton commanding the Department of the Missouri states in his War Department annual report that the United States Army is in its best condition and most efficient. He notes steady improvement, urges fixing retirement age at the same limit as the Navy, and argues this would aid promotions without harming current officers while noting harmful detachment practices and proposing remedies.
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United States Army
Neesént
Charles Morton
Department of the
Morton
Only Hope in Gaynor Democrats' Chance in East
Montana man W G Conrad of Great Falls, who declined the Democratic vice presidential nomination at Denver, says the only path to a Democratic national victory is to place a New York man at the head of the ticket. He forecasts Montana electing a Democratic legislature and a possible defeat for Senator Carter, while urging Western support to win the next House. Conrad, Virginian by birth with long Montana residence, argues a New York president is essential for victory. He plans to attend the waterways congress in New Orleans after Washington days.
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W G Conrad
Great Falls
Mont
Denver
Bryan
New York State
Washington
New Orleans
Conrad
West
House of Representatives
Montana
Thomas H Carter
Carter
New York
Gaynor
Shenandoah Valley
Weert
Shocking Riverside Shop Dynamited by Suspected Strikers
A dynamite blast rocked the Riverside machine shop and roundhouse of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in South Baltimore. Six night-shift workers were at the premises but none injured. windows shattered and surrounding buildings damaged. Authorities theorize the bomber fled by water, possibly intending to destroy the plant. Workmen say the attack may be linked to a strike vote 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 Armstrong Manual Training Schools and assistant director of Washington evening schools delivered an address on education stressing the home church and community roles. He highlighted Washington's rich educational opportunities from national 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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