Riot and mob violence near Chinatown roils city
Consul Hisamidwa reports a frenzied mob attacking, bricks and bottles flying, several stores wrecked and 20 arrests after rioting erupts. Police cordon off Chinatown while stores and shops suffer damage. activity continues as consuls coordinate with Tokyo and Vancouver leaders.
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Heatite
Rafon Ishi
Hisemitsu Fay
Tokyo
Paleo
Chinatown
Orion
Canada and Japan discuss postwar reparations and apologies
Fragmented OCR text outlines a wartime reparations dispute between Canada and Japan, mentioning apologies, postwar duties, and diplomatic talks. It references Canadian parties, government officials, and a broader debate over compensation and duty forgiveness amid mounting political pressure.
Labor Trouble at Port Awaiting Japanese Labor Influx
Reports describe unrest as foreign labor groups press for entry amid enforcement of new laws. News notes large companies facing organized labor opposition and potential strikes impacting agriculture mines and domestic industries as immigration controls meet resistance.
Amity with Japan Affirmed. No International Complications Seen
A Japanese embassy counselor in Washington said there are no international complications between Japan and the United States and that each nation has an understanding with the other. Officials noted no plans for a formal welcome or ship visits until decisions are made. The State Department and Navy weigh the Chattanooga incident, but no communications are expected between the two governments on the matter.
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Miyanka
Washington
Act Ng
Acter
Junio
Japan
L_walcoms
Riots and Diplomacy Roil Western Canada
Officials warn of a possible outbreak against Japanese and Chinese in British Columbia amid colonial and imperial anxieties. Vancouver incident prompts Canada to decide on protecting Japanese and Chinese residents while Britain weighs anti Asian policies and Japan adapts its stance depending on Canadian action and public pressure.
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Olawa
British Columbia
Vancouver &T
Ua T
Hope Reef
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Lonton
Wewcomer
Canada
Great
Colomale
London
Australia
Vancouver
Canasta
Japan
Columbia
Californa
Mongolian Province
Telegraph Operators Strike Across Nation Talks Continue
Chicago sept 9 telegraph operators under Depherane firms and newspapers will stay at work after a late night conference. Samuel Gompers from Washington discussed the strike with Mr Small of the Commercial Telegramers Union. Commissioner Neill heads to Oyster Bay to confer with President Roosevelt on the matter.
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Cally
Daniel
Telegraphera
Harri
Tammasty
Aleg Bren
Samuel Gonwers
American Federation of Labor
Washington
McGoowpera
Stealwin
Chicago
Uumpers
New York
Peardest
Smg
Gompers
Small
Forogatza
Wapes
Uae
Neill
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Br Neill
Hhe
Beams Grady Kidnapping Case Plea by Policeman
New York reporting that Theodore E Hem a High Bridge patrolman pleaded guilty before Judge Foster to kidnapping sixteen year old Beams Grady The maximum penalty is fifteen years The Grady girl was sent to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children awaiting further reports before sentencing
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New York
Grady Farmer
Theodore E Hem
High Bridge
Judge Foster
General Seasions
Elizabeth Grady
Fort Washington Avenue
19Th Street
Leas
Vetka
Tesswoger
Baltimore
Grady
Society For the Prevention of Crusity
Chen
T Te District Attorney's Office
Society For the Prevention of Craftty
German Day Celebrated Amid Park Festivities and Famed German Societies
German Day festivities drew hundreds to Renhing and Luna Park as twenty one German societies under Prof Christian celebrated the 24th anniversary of Germana In America. The event featured German music, interludes of American airs, German cookery, and a grand parade of bands and athletic displays. A crowd heard addresses by Prof Emil Christiant and Commonwealth's attorney Crandal Mackey, with a fencing exhibition and a crowning pageant. A Dalton ascent closed the day with a mix of German and American revelry lasting into the night.
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Kamla
United States
Renhing
Luna Park
Luna
The
United
Cerman Bocetien
Kaisera
Wight
Imiaura
Hig Ng Societien
Emil Christiant
K Voelckner
Crandal Mackey Commonwealth
Alcapadila
Columbia Turn Verein
Wilmington
Del
Carl Doehring
Co Iutobla
Rame
University of Wisconsin
Dalton Ascension
Order of Hiberniars
Henning
de Benning
Germany
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St Yesterdas
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Thichard
Love Knight
Maryland
Leonid Rock
O Langley
Canital FO
Marle Catner
Tom Heat
Kought
Mica Katle Wetley
Docney Hons
Rocky Glen
Darnthy
Andres J . Cummings
Joseph
Sully
Justice Bingham dies. former district supreme court chief judge
Edward P Bingham former chief justice of the District Supreme Court died at his country home in Union West Virginia after a long illness. Born August 15 1824 in West Concord Vermont he served on the court since its early years and was a prominent legal figure in Columbus and Ohio. He is survived by three children Captain Harry Bingham of the assistant clerks, Mrs William Mitehe of Litreton and KT Bingham of Alliance Ontario.
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W Va
Cleveland
Franklin Hingham
Dstrict Supreme Court
Edward P Nam
District Supreme Court
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Monroe County
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Columbus
Ohio
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Wren
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Ashley M. Gould
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Jaydog
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William Mitehé
Litreton Hot
Ailance
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Hunrte Fooma
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Her
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Washington
Army and Navy Union
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Fusitt
Geste Dr
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Roth
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Deelah Ie
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Esco
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Art Fas
Ty Central
Parham Obriey
Bor
New Griesle
Mgame
New York
Ona Gortia
Fer Tangaan
Eight year old James Manor faces juvenile court over stolen horse
An eight year old boy in Northwest Washington seized a neighbor’s horse and drove it away before police recalled the team. The youth and two younger companions were taken to the station as the boy prepared to appear before Judge De Lacy in juvenile court on a charge of taking property without owner consent.
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de Lacy
James Manor
Madlaen Street
W OG Anderton
Tin ‘Firth
Wik
Jamen
Ranta Galt
Anderson
Porterous Fort Portsmouth thief raid hits Capt Avery home
A burglar entered Capt Frank Avery's apartment at Fort Portsmouth, rifled a room but left jewelry untouched. Police later raided 19K Thirteenth Street for other offenses. a man named Joseph Maremi faced gaming charges in court.
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Stedla
Portsmouth
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Avery
Orthodox Hebrew New Year Services Observed Across Congregations
Celebrations marking the new year included shofar blasts and long Orthodox rites. Congregations, led by Rabbi Abram Almon, held varied services from morning to noon and planned feasts and prayers across the holiday period.
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Uch
Washington
Ortovo
Veatertay
Muir
Pacanne
Habbi Abram Almon
Foam Kippur
Accused of Kidnapping Girl Held for Court Arraignment
Accused kidnapper Wim Page suthern colored of Hilte dale DOC allegedly tried to abduct two and a half year old Gertruda Miller, daughter of Mr and Mrs OB Miller of 216 Eleventh Street. A boy near Als sister identified him. The child was found crying by a passerby and returned home. The suspect will be arraigned in office court tomorrow morning.
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Hiltedale Doc
Beya
Allos Gertruda Miller
OB Mier
Eleventh Street
Routhy East
Fofice Court
Sega
Howard Tig
Als Rister
Few Gingtes
Going to the Exposition Guests of Exposition Company
Washington reporters and newspaper men are invited as guests of the exposition management for three days of entertainment at the Jamestown exposition. The party will travel from Washington Friday to Newport News and Norfolk by steamer, with events including fireworks, naval demonstrations, and excursions to Cape Henry and Hampton Roads.
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Cing
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Newport News
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Ofialé
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Graal
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Tyurid
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Cireapenko Bax
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Fternoun
Hampton Rnada
Fort Macrot
Newport
Buxtoll
Aimee
Finn
Colored assailant sought in fatal coma murder near Center Market
Coroner reports an inquest into the death of Preg Schmidt who died from a cerebral hemorrhage after an assault near Center Market. Police describe the suspect as a dark skinned man about 25, five feet seven, wearing a neat suit and mustache, last seen last Thursday. Ambulance summoned from Casualty Hospital after Schmidt appeared intoxicated but found with leg fracture and bodily injuries.
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Nearo
Preg Schmidt
Macket
Schmidt
Te Hospital
Allon Apartment Sold on Pesttieth Street to Johnston
The Wolyon apartment house on Pesttieth Street north of BR Street was sold yesterday by Harry Wartman to Col R. E. Johnston for FS 00. Sale conducted by Early & Lampton via Connerton with Blundon O Brien. The four story building contains four apartments and was bought for investment.
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Wolyon
Pesttieth Street
BR Street
Harry Wartman
R. E. Johnston
Early & Lampton
Connatron
Blundon O Brien
Public Printer removal urged by Central Labor Union
The Central Labor Union endorses a motion by James W Con] aiding calling for President Roosevelt to remove Public Printer Stirlings. The vote cites violations of the eight hour law and open shop advocacy harming unions, urging government ownership of telegraphs and support for labor leaders and organizing efforts nationwide.
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James W Con
Bhac Metal Workers Union
Roosevelt
Beiliings
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Awiresnessy
Njuntcy
Jeniors Lebor
Eyes Font Vics
Central Rr
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Rodier
Chet 16
Jha Gm Rrement Print Ing Gfflaos
Open Shop
Paj Ryan
Senstora
Ryaal
Samuel
Joe Frans
Denver
Cole
Blyne Cutters
T “Olen
Washington
Wingles
Columbia Lodge
Tha
Juutral Labor Union
St Lews
iNternational Machinists Organisation
Barber Shop Dispute Over Patronage Sparks Union Talk
A central Labor Union meeting revealed barbers favoring baldheaded customers while longhaired men were sent to associates. Reported feud grew from a past dispute as barber practices and envy among workers were discussed amid claims such bias was common in shops.
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Rockefell
Chaun
Depew
Aevil
Central Labor Union
Zeebf
Tongorts
Inet
Funeral of Richard Jones Veteran pressman laid to rest
Richard Jones, a longtime pressman, died at George Washington University Hospital Friday night from heart failure. His funeral was held yesterday afternoon at St Pauls Catholic Church, with interment in Congressional Cemetery. Pallbearers included Jones family friends and press colleagues, with tributes from local organizations and associates.
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Rebard
Jones
George Washingtoniversity Hopital
Tin Atmok
Aylock
BFP Harvey i
Mt Donahue
81. Pauls Catholic Church
Congressions Cemetery
Jona Cang Aan
Eoree Kramer Victor Har Oe
Fenton
McCarthy
A Forden
Ressmoen
Joral
Imoges
Mitchall Jones
Rnly
Weather warnings and scattered showers across Southern states
The report notes widespread showers in Arkansas, Texas, Kentucky and the Southeast, with specific mentions of Northwestern Atlantic forecasts and a cold front moving southeast. Temperatures and wind patterns are described as variable with shifting intensity across coastal and inland areas, highlighting unsettled conditions through the period. Local weather observations include temperate readings and conditions at multiple stations, while advisories warn of gusty offshore winds and fog along exposed shores.
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Kentucky
Wigelx
Atlantic Siatex
Maistre Sane
Dean
Wiley
Benny
Police Seek Stabber In Salanione Case
Police hunt for a suspect in the stabbing death of Arthur W Winter at 24 Flat Street Southwest. The attacker, described as a young Italian laborer, is said to be tied to a separate stabbing of Brentanne Salvia in Providence. An inquest is planned for tomorrow morning as officers pursue leads and question several Italians detained at the Fourth Precinct.
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Rewand
Sallanione
Giovann
John Sangaione
Arthur W Winter
Flrat Street
Tallan Ia
Brentanne Salvia
Hoemlal
Leuk Hollingherser
New York
Guthartes
Ue Mirgue
Pourth Pre Inet
Tate Wiinitte
Haberdasher Faces Bankruptcy After Court Filing
Alfred H. yurdize reportedly seeks court relief in the District Supreme Court amid claims of failing fortunes after ten years in business. Attorneys say a valuable stock and store assets were damaged by a recent incident, with the firm asserting material losses and revenue decline.
Recovery of Seventeen Year Old After Vermicide Incident
A seventeen year old girl, Burnette Sullivan, is recovering after ingesting vermicide by mistake early Sunday. She is hospitalized in Capitalty Hospital with moderate injuries. Authorities and medical staff are cooperating, and her condition is being monitored as she receives treatment.
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Poiso
Burnette Sullivan
Sony Mim
Robert & Comtelie
Let Us Help You Furnish Your Home
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