Sign Pact With Japan Alleged Coercion In Ratified Treaty
Final draft of a treaty signed at Penang between China and Japan settles Manchuria issues and grants Japan control over Central Railway franchises and financing for rail projects. The agreement recognizes the Tumen River boundary, evacuates Chientao district, and opens Korean settlement areas. Japan gains railway rights and mineral concessions while pledging sovereignty over Chientao and moving the Hyunminton terminus to Muxden.
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Penang
Central Railway
Kino
Peking
China
Japan
Manchuria
Tautokou
Chientao
Pasalbie
Jepan
Tunsen River
Belasem
Kirln
Hullroad
Fushud
Yentai Maing
Mplemade
Foreign Board
Manukin
Lig
Penn
Tokyo
Tranni
Manenuria
Japania4o
Muxden
Education to Open Sept For Chinese Students In US
Passage describes September events where Chinese students aged 13 to 40 gather in caves of the board education to take part in a festival of exams for college entrance in the United States. It notes costs of these surges at 18 to be met by part of the Boxer Indemnity funds needed by the United States to China.
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Teking
Henry
Board F Education
Colegs Raex
Unitet States
United States
China
Instructions to German Subjects Saving in Manchuria
A dispatch from Harbin reports the new German consul has instructed German subjects in Manchuria not to pay taxes. The message claims the stance is in conformity with, and adopted by, the United States.
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Manchuria
Flarbin
Mau Lorie
United States
Abruzzi at Highest Point Shatters Summit Record
A report on the Duke of the Abruzzi expedition reaching the highest surface point yet attained by humans. Weather was frigid with twenty five degrees below zero. The party faced piercing cold and heavy gear as guides and climbers prepared for further ascent in the Dolok range.
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Caynerae
Rusa
Milan
Abruzzi
Manne
Jodwin Austan
Annie Mensage
Ringreas
Florence to Send Banner for Hudson Fulton Celebration
Florence plans to participate in the Hudson Fulton celebration by sending a replica banner. The municipality will replicate the Plorentine commune banner of that era and exhibit it during the event in New York on September 4.
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Hudson-Fulton
Eme
New York
Plorentine
Dutchman Invents Glasses That Keep Shape When Hot
A Dutch inventor introduced a machine to form glasses or tumblers from ite and says the vessels resist premature melting while iced and hot drinks are poured. A Berlin restaurant has served drinks in these new tumblers for a week with great success, claiming hygienic advantages.
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Ela Chow
Berlin
Itatzer Haa
French winegrowers object to Bordeaux territory marks
Report from Parle notes renewed discontent in the French wine trade over government mapping of the Bordeaux wine district. Finance minister Cochery proposes a state stamp tax authenticating wines from the privileged area, provoking protests from growers who claim the district is misdrawn and overlaps Gironde and neighboring departments. Bordeaux officials denounce the plan as insulting while defending the measure as necessary for revenue and authenticity.
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Bordeaux
Washington Post
Parle
M. Cachery
Getet- Jeged
Gironde
Doledos
Lat-et-Garonne
Dordogne
Nan
Lot-et-Garonne
Tts
French Republic
Beer and Wine War Spars With High Taxes in Germany
Germans face higher taxes on beer wine and spirits provoking a consumer backlash and a surge of new brands as producers retailers and drinkers seek to profit or resist. The government plans tax revenue while brewers push price hikes and workers pledge to switch to fruit syrups and soda until beer prices fall.
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Waskington Post
Berlin
Germany
Moselle
Musical Wonders on Deck for Berlin Fest
Germany’s annual season of musical prodigies arrives with two promising candidates from Pennsylvania. 13-year-old Philadelphia violinist Franklin Gittelson, arriving with American teacher Dan Wisinski, will study with local masters and perform in winter. Two-year-old pianist Avid Sapira from Pittsburgh will debut in private lessons before concert appearances in Berlin, then travel to Russia to compete for the Paderewski prize.
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Berlin
Germany
Honora
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Frankin Gittelson
Dan Wisinski
British Finances Studied by London Inquiry
E G Lowry is in London gathering information from merchants on the British monetary system. A report will be made to the congressional committee on finance. Lowry expects to meet Senator Nelson W Aldrich of Rhode Island in Paris. The committee last year collected English bankers opinions on the matter.
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London
Lowry
Congressional Committee On Finance
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Parla
Passenger saves six hours on Cunard Caronia route
London Sept 4 The passenger reached London shortly after Ho'elook Jttla from Fishguard. Six hours were saved by this route versus continuing to Liverpool and then by rail to London.
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London
Fishguard
Liverpool
Polygamous Sailor Charged in Russia with Twenty Marriages
A Russian trial ends with a tailor named Pris found guilty of polygamy for marrying twenty young women. He receives a four months' imprisonment. Separately, Robert Bacon departs Liverpool on the Mauretania bound for New York after serving as Secretary of State.
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Eecapas
Minak
Russia
Pris
Robert Bacon
London
Liverpool
New York
Washingtonians Exoduce During Succession Holidays at Union Station
A large exodus of Washingtonians occurred yesterday as half holidays in government and business sectors plus today and tomorrow off prompted crowds to the Union Station, steamboat wharfs, and trolley stations. Thousands left for brief rests and visits to friends in nearby cities, with many not returning until Tuesday morning. The crowds surpassed previous exoduses except for last July.
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Union Station
Fms
Washington
Queen Mother Aids Him In San Sebastian Street Miracle
A destitute worker fainted in the streets of San Sebastian as the queen mother rode by. She stopped her carriage and assisted the man, giving him money from her purse in a display of royal bounty witnessed during the Washington Festival period.
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San Sebastian
Royal
Sprotal
Suffragettes Arrested After Birreils Meeting Riots
Five suffragettes were arrested for rioting at the Birreils meeting as stones and iron were thrown through the glass roof injuring several. the incident occurred in Washington D C with spectators cut by falling glass. Separately John H Morton a 32 year old Black man was detained at a Northeast mov ing picture theater after an alleged attempt to disrupt the show, charged with disorderly conduct and a separate traffic vignette noted.
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Wassington Fost
Manchester
North Capitol
Q Streets
John H Morton
Capt Daley
Ninth Precinct
Second Precinct
Remarkable Protone claims fattening gains in 30 days
Advertorial style claim touts Protone as a miracle weight and nerve builder. It features testimonials of rapid weight gain, mentions Detroit and a free book and instructions, urging readers to mail for a package and coupon.
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Protone Company
Protone Wide
Detroit
Mien
Protone Co uron plea in Detroit firm file claim
Fragmentary OCR text shows a Protone company related notice from Detroit asserting bad taint and requesting funds to cover postage and packing. The wording is garbled but indicates a company letter about building, transit costs, and evidence of taint.
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Praigod
Detroit
Prominent divines attend Methodist camp meeting at Great Falls
More than 80 Epworth League representatives from Methodist Episcopal Church South groups in Washington Rockville Gaithersburg Hagerstown and Alexandria attended the Great Falls camp meeting and biblical institute. Rev C M Hester led devotionals as committees formed a permanent organization and speakers discussed missions league work and charitable outreach. Afternoon sessions covered charity junior work and reports while rain dampened grounds but attendance remained strong with Bishop Wilson departing for Baltimore.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Wastington
Rockville
Gaithersburg
Hagerstown
Alezanda
Great Falls
Camp Meeting
Biblical Institute
Epworth League
C M Hester
O'Clock
B.S Brown
J H Smith
W D Keene
League
Giathne
J. Kibler
Misa Grace Jeffries
Margaret Garrett
S. 4 Jones
Ananelal
Frank Strother
Rey CO Bula
Draper
Bellmore
Wilson
Baltimore
Iron ore fields near depletion looming over world industry
Special cable from Berlin quotes Philipp in Nord und Sud warning that iron ore scarcity threatens far sooner than coal shortages. He cites Swedish Kirunovara and Loussavara deposits and Sweden’s available ore at 0 to 8000000 tons, enough for about two years, with global demand projected at 66,000,000 tons annually. If the figure holds and demand stays, exhaustion could occur within 60 years, prompting calls for better ore use and new discoveries.
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Washington Post
Berlin
Philipp
Jasua
German Review
Nord Und Sud
Kirunovara
Loussavara
Sweden
M Sjongren
Stockholm
Slengren
Delay for American Girl Beattie in Extradition Fight
Special Cable to The Washington Post reports in Bow Street court Miss Eleanor Beattie facing charges of defrauding Gorham Company of New York. The defense sought another adjournment amid word of a possible cable from America that could aid her case. The magistrate granted the postponement as prosecutors hinted the American prosecution might drop the case, pending testimony from Mrs Stearns regarding authorization of Beattie’s actions.
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Mase Beattie
Washington Post
London
Eleanor Beattie
Gorham Company
New York
Bow Street
Missa Bestle
Amertes
America
Feat of Drowning Verdict In John Phipps Case
Coroner Nevitt ruled accidental drowning in the John Phipps case. The Eastern Branch incident saw the dredging worker’s body found upright at midnight with feet stuck in mud. Phipps had been out with friends and returned to the Black Nat dredger around 9 pm. His money and two bottles were found on his person before the body was sent to the morgue for relatives’ disposition.
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John Phipps
Nevitt
Phippa
Black Nat
Nevitt Moya
Phipns
Thayer
Bisok
Phipps
Italian line shifts to Boston for emigrants trade
Rome reports the General Italian Navigation Company will reroute its Genoa to New York line ships to Boston at the government’s request to aid emigrants and freight needs. The company will later run steamers between Italy and Canada.
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Rome
Tribuna
General Italian Navigation Company
Des
Genos
New York
Boston
Petween
Italy
Catinda
Urges War on Consumption in Negro Communities
Government officials urge formation of negro tuberculosis leagues in churches across Southern states. Local leagues would assist sick members, provide treatment guidance, and promote sanitary practices with professional oversight. Critics claim municipal authorities dismiss negro efforts and claim self-help is learned behavior.
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Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Marine-Hospital Service
Escort for Prince Euni to Beverly for President introduction
Wallach A McCathran of the State Department traveled from Washington to New York at night to escort Prince Euni and the princess to Beverly Street for an introduction to the President. Captain Cheney of the army accompanies him as designated aide to the prince.
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A. McCathran
State Department
Beverly
Wallach A McCathran
Washington
New York
Prince Euni
McCathran
Cheney
Army
Returning ships fill accommodations for summer tourism
The Washington to London and past, in September, sees the usual rush of Americans seeking travel bargains. The surge fills ships but leaves many disappointed as most lines report a large forward fare demand and eagerness to seize the first opportunity to cross.
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Washington
London
Eeason
Necure
Cress
Rev H B Angus Opens Peck Memorial Pulpit
The Rev Harry B Angus succeeds Rev James McClure Henry as pastor of Peck Memorial Presbyterian Chapel at Twenty-eighth and M Street Northwest. He preached his first sermon today drawing from Psalm ninety two. Angus, born Elisabeth I in 1965, trained at Rutgers College and Frimreton Seminary before two years of Western Presbyterian mission work. The former pastor Dr Henry departed for New York to prepare for missionary duties in China.
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James McClure Henry
Peck Memorial Presbyterian Chapel
M Street
Wall
Washington
Ghali
Tre Hey de Angus
Rutgers I College
Frimreton Seminary
West
Presbyterian Missions
Henry
New York
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