Riot and arson lash Chinatown and waterfront stores
Consul Hisamidwa reports mobs clashed with police as rioting broke out in Chinatown and along the waterfront. Broken bottles and bricks flared, 400 laborers on the warpath were halted after arrests. several stores including Japanese shops were looted or wrecked before order was restored.
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Saburo Hisamidwa
Heatite
Rafon Ishi
Hisemitsu Fay
Tokyo
Paleo
Orion
Consul Mori
Isall
Canada to pay damages and apologize amid row over joint talks
Fragmented report outlines a dispute between Canada and Japan involving compensation, apologies, and government positions. It mentions Canadian party leaders and a parliamentary session discussing the issue, with unclear dates and terms due to OCR. The text hints at tensions over wartime or diplomatic grievances and responses from officials.
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SD Taro
Canada
Ray Demir
Tieany
Jou
Scott Sala
Vasu
Labor Trouble At Root forluest Japane
Report describes labor unrest and potential labor shortages driven by influx of Japanese workers. Mentions enforcement, organized labor responses, and potential impacts on agriculture mines and domestic economy. Notes immigration debates and regulatory actions shaping labor supply.
Japanese Amity Claimed Despite Diplomatic Strains
A Japanese embassy counselor in Washington asserts there are no international complications between Japan and the United States. Both State and Navy departments emphasize no planned exchanges or communications regarding the Chattanooga incident, and welcome talks remain premature.
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Miyanka
Washington
Act Ng
Acter
Junio
Japan
L_walcoms
Outbreaks Said to Spark Vancouver Anti Japanese Tension
Officials fear riots over Japanese and Chinese incidents in Vancouver British Columbia may trigger British and colonial action. Ottawa London and Tokyo weigh responses as Canadian policy on Asians hangs on protecting nationals and relations with Japan.
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Suse
Olawa
British Columbia
Vancouver &T
Ua T
Hope Reef
Dls Chine Tryicg
Lonton
Wewcomer
Canada
Great
Colomale
London
Australia
Vancouver
Canasta
Japan
Columbia
Californa
Mongolian Province
Telegraph workers strike talks hinge on wage and hours
In Chicago and nationwide, telegraph operators and unions moved to keep work steady as discussions with Depherane firms and News involved a possible strike. AFL President Samuel Gompers traveled from Washington to meet with union leaders and discuss terms, while Commissioner Neill prepared to confer with Roosevelt at Oyster Bay.
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Uo Hellerth
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
Admits Kidnapping Girl in High Bridge Case
New York report states Theodore E Hem, a High Bridge police officer, pleaded guilty before Judge Foster to kidnapping 16 year old Beams Grady. The maximum penalty is 15 years. Beams Grady was sent to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children in Chen. A full report from the district attorney and the SPCC will be reviewed before sentencing.
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Waniagton
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
Germans Hold German Day at Henning and Luna Park
German Day celebrations attracted hundreds despite rain, with tours to Renhing and Luna Park, German songs led by Prof Christian, and a program by the Spited German Societies. Alumni and locals attended concerts, athletic displays, a fencing contest, and a knightly pageant, finishing with a grand barbecue and dancing amid German foods and beer.
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Honning and Luss Park
Prof Christian
Wight
Imiaura
Hig Ng Societien
Emil Christiant
K Voelckner
Crandal Mackey Commonwealth
Alcapadila
Mupodrome
Columbia Turn Verein
Wilmington
Del
Carl Doehring
Co Iutobla
Rame
University of Wisconsin
Dalton
Order of Hiberniars
Henning
Justice Bingham Dead at 80 in Ohio Home
Former Chief Justice Edward P Bingham of the District Supreme Court died at his country home in Union Monroe County West Virginia after a long illness. Born August 1 1824 in West Concord Vermont he served as judge of the Court of Common Pleas of Columbus Ohio and was a Democratic delegate to national conventions. He leaves three children Captain Harry Bingham Mrs William Mitche of Literton and KT Bingham of Alliance Ontario.
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Ution
W Va
Cleveland
Franklin Hingham
Dstrict Supreme Court
Edward P Nam
District Supreme Court
Union
Monroe County
Greenlawn
Columbus
Ohio
Binghams
Wren
Henry 3 .Daing
Ashley M. Gould
Inbin
Anaeama Center
Davila
Binghems
Justics
Faust
Tystles Gould
Bingham
Jurlyine
Judge Bingham
Benevesarons Court Room
Clevy
Jaydog
Supreme Court
É& Common
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Washington Bar
Virginia
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West Igoncord
Democratia Party
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Sleiv Democrat
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Caulty
Hs Decison
Tilstriet
Ho Fe
Childre
Harry Bingham
William Mitehé
Litreton Hot
Ailance
Lemuel Foeitt
Washington
Army and Navy Union
Tor William A Hickey
Dean
Adamis Ge
Fusitt
Geste Dr
Boston
District of Columbia
Santiago Campaler
Roth
Secoumtet
Deelah Ie
Elena Moo
Esco
Rachael Johnson
Art Fas
Ty Central
Parham Obriey
Bor
New Griesle
Mgame
New York
Ona Gortia
Fer Tangaan
Young Boy Takes Runaway Horse To Court
Eight year old James Manor seized a horse near Madlaen Street Northwest and rode it away with two classmates. Police recalled the horse and Manor faced Juvenile Court before Judge De Lacy on a charge of taking property without consent. two companions were not held.
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James
de Lacy
James Manor
Madlaen Street
W OG Anderton
Tin ‘Firth
Wik
Jamen
Ranta Galt
Anderson
Thief Enters Capt Avery’s Apartment In Fortsmouth
A burglar entered Capt Frank Avery’s apartment in Fort Portsmouth on a Sunday night, ransacked a room, and took valuables while Avery and his family slept nearby. Jewelry valuables were missing from the room, though other items remained untouched. Investigating officers arrested Joseph Maremi at his Thirteenth Street home on unrelated gambling charges, court records show.
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Fortsmouth
Stedla
Portsmouth
Frank Avery
Avery
Orthodox High Holiday Observances At City Temples
Orthodox and reform congregations marked the Jewish New Year with lengthy services and ritual. The Orthodox service at the Eight Street Temple began at 10 and ended at noon, featuring chants and a ram’s horn blown three times, followed by a sermon by Rabbi Abram Alman. The day included observances across sites, with debates over whether the New Year began in September.
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Uch
Washington
Ortovo
Veatertay
Muir
Pacanne
Habbi Abram Almon
Foam Kippur
Accused of Kidnapping Girl in Southern Hilte Dale
A man described as a colored resident of Hilte dale is to be arraigned in office court for alleged kidnapping of two and a half year old Gertruda Miller, daughter of OB and Mrs Miller of 216 Eleventh Street. The child was found after wandering away from home and identified by her brother, with a crisis ending when a passerby woman located and returned her.
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Wim Page Suthern
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 invited to three days of entertainment at the Jamestown Exposition. Guests will include prominent newspaper men arriving Friday morning, with a program of fireworks, wireless demonstrations, naval visits, and excursions to Cape Henry and Hampton Roads.
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Exposition Company
Fur Plansied
Cing
Washington
L. Witlan Thavis
Newport News
Expoution
Expoution Management
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Ofialé
Pain
Graal
Mers
Tyurid
Cape Henry
Cireapenko Bax
Navy Department
Virgmla Beach
Fternoun
Hampton Rnada
Fort Macrot
Newport
Buxtoll
Aimee
Finn
Negro Suspect Sought in Fatal Center Market Assault
Police seek a dark skinned man about 25, 5 feet 7 inches, neater outfit, mustache, last seen near Center Market West End last Wednesday. Victim Preg Schmidt died from a cerebral hemorrhage after an assault at or near the market. coroner's inquest planned today.
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Peiice
Nearo
Preg Schmidt
Macket
Schmidt
Te Hospital
Wolyon apartment sale on Pesttieth Street to Col Johnston
The Wolyon apartment house on Pesttieth Street north of BR Street northwest sold yesterday by Harry Wartman to Col R. E. Johnston for FS 00. Sale conducted by Early & Lampton via Connatron with Blundon O Brien. The building contains four stories and four apartments, purchased for investment.
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Allon
Wolyon
Pesttieth Street
BR Street
Harry Wartman
R. E. Johnston
Early & Lampton
Connatron
Blundon O Brien
Public Printer Roosevelt oust urged by Central Labor Union
The Central Labor Union endorsed a motion by James W Con] aiding of the Bhac Metal Workers Union requesting President Roosevelt to remove Public Printer Stirlings for violating the eight hour law and supporting open shop policy. The resolution accuses Stirlings of opposing unions, increasing salaried officials, and hindering organized labor. It also calls for federal ownership advocacy and sends copies to senior officials and Congress.
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James W Con
Bhac Metal Workers Union
Roosevelt
Beiliings
Share A. Btfilinga
United States
Organized Labor
All Pe
Stirlings
Awiresnessy
Njuntcy
Jeniors Lebor
Eyes Font Vics
Central Rr
United Staton
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
Barbers Divided Over Service Bias in Washington Shop
Central Labor Union heard claims that a barber preferred bald headed customers while denying those with long hair, leading to tensions among workers. The meeting cited a dispute between two barbers and suggested bias was common among strident practitioners, sparking jealousy and dismissals.
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Rockefell
Chaun
Depew
Aevil
Central Labor Union
Zeebf
Tongorts
Inet
Funeral of Richard Jones Veteran Pressman Laid to Rest
The funeral for Richard Jones, veteran pressman, was held at Lockhart Undertaking Establishment with Rev Donahue officiating. Interment followed at Congressional Cemetery. Pallbearers included John Cangaan, George Kramer, Victor Harroe, Fenton, McCarthy, and A. Forden, representing the press.
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Congressorial
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 and town notes from a distant coast issue
Fragmented weather details describe unsettled conditions across southern regions and the Atlantic, with mentions of showers in parts of northern Texas and broad regional forecasts. The item lists temperatures, winds, and nautical notes, plus scattered references to cities and weather events, framed as a late century local update.
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Temperance
Sean Dyw
Hepf Stein
Allen Palthe
OM Bours
Somsnine
Per Coor
Pocelbia
Nariman
Rae
Police Seek Stabber In Bradenton Case
Police search for a stabbing suspect in a case tied to a young tiler Arthur W Winter who died at Emergency Hospital early Sunday. A reward is offered by the police department. Italian angle cited as motive. inquest planned for tomorrow morning. Several Italians held at Fourth precinct to testify.
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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
Bankrupt Haberdasher Faces Supreme Court Action
Alfred H yurdize allegations of fraud and bankruptcy proceedings unfold in the United States Supreme Court. Burdize, a ten year veteran in business, seeks relief as his attorneys claim a substantial loss due to alleged misappropriation and store damage. The case centers on claims against assets and possible disbursements linked to a local retail operation.
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Alfred H. Yurdize
Wong Furssing Forest
Lt Southwest Teatrrday
Dat Supreme Court
Pelitan
Burdize
Busness
Sas
Poison incident campus youth faces recovery in hospital
Seventeen year old Burnette Sullivan sustained vermicide exposure early Sunday morning. Friends and family seek information as she remains under medical care at Capitalty Hospital. Authorities advise caution with toxic substances and urge guardians to supervise youth access.
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Poiso
Burnette Sullivan
Sony Mim
Robert & Comtelie
Let Us Help You Furnish Your Home
A catalog style promotion inviting customers to select a wide range of furniture and home furnishings with no need to wait for full payment. It offers ownership on demand with flexible weekly or monthly installment options and payment plans.
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