Japan and San Francisco school crisis sparks diplomatic effort
Washington reports a high level push to resolve the San Francisco school dispute with Japan. Ambassador Aoki delivers a careful message urging equal treatment for Japanese subjects as for other first class powers. Officials warn a war could follow if pride and national status are challenged.
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Aoki
San Francisco
Root
Tokyo
Germany
California
Walsh
Francisco
White House
Schmitz
Japan
Spain
Mrs Jacques Recovering After Cold Walk Home
Leavenworth February 1 report details injuries from a dam accident as laborer James Ellis breaks his leg when struck by a long leg attached to a team. Other notes include pneumonia cases, hospital transfers, and residents resuming routines after a house fire.
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Leavenworth
James Ellis
Lamb-Davis Lumber Company
Geo.—N. Rice
C. E. Jacques
Mr. Jacques
Mrs. Jacques
S. E. Ritchie
Bank
Lescamp
Albert L. Hays
Spokane
Great Northern
J. G. Debord
Cashmere
First Baptist Church Sunday Services
The First Baptist Church announces February 3 1907 services at 10 a m Bible school 11 a m morning preaching and 7 30 p m evening preaching The pastor E O Jessup will speak both services All seats free.
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First Baptist Church
Bible School
E. O. Jessup
Methodist Church Services on Sunday February 3 1907
The Methodist Episcopal church announces a full day of services starting at 9 45 a m with Sabbath school and continuing through morning worship class meeting junior league Epworth League and a long evening service followed by a sermon on Love of God Special choir music and an invitation to attend and bring a friend Pastor L R Kufus urges participation.
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Methodist Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth
God
L. R. Kufus
Mr C E Taylor Retires From Wenatchee College
Mr C E Taylor retires from management of Wenatchee Business College and hands over to Rufus Woods. Taylor will resume work as a public accountant in Room 11 Rosenberg Block.
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C. E. Taylor
Wenatchee Business College
Rufus Woods
Rosenberg Block
Roosevelt Future Spurs Variety of Possible Roles
A Missouri speaker during a rivers and harbors debate discussed Theodore Roosevelt after his presidency. He floated Roosevelt to the New York Senate Harvard presidency Hague presidency Panama Canal manager and praised the canal as the greatest dream for explorers. He asserted Roosevelt could be remembered for guiding the isthmian link and criticized political successors.
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Washington
Clark
Missouri
Saint Paul
Timothey
Burton
Committee On
Mississippi River
Roosevelt
Senate
United States
New York
Congress
John Quincy Adams
Harnes
Harvard University
Hague Tribunal
Panama Canal
Isthmain Canal
John Balboa
Wallace
Shonts
Presbyterian Church Services on Sunday February 3 1907
Church schedule for February 3 includes 9 45 a m Sunday school and Bible classes led by Burt J Williams 11 a m morning worship with communion and new members reception 3 p m Sunday school at Lewis and Clarke building 6 30 p m youth rally 7 30 p m praise service with short sermon on Undetected Losses choir directed by Prof Deniston all welcome Pastor John W Berger
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Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Burt J. Williams
Lewis ‘and Clarke
Prof
Deniston
John W. Berger
Short Club Meeting Tonight
Commercial club schedules a brief gathering for members to attend despite urgent matters. President Guy C. Browne and Secretary Rufus Woods urge wide turnout. I M Dernfeld and daughter Ruth visited from Malaga for a short trip.
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Commercial Club
I. M. Dernfeld
Miss Ruth
Malaga
Yoeney Plan Entertainment
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Terble
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Arthur Gunn
Wenatchee Development Company
Wenatchee Avenue
Wenatchee, Wash
Wiester
Wenatchee
Annel
Guy C. Browne
Legsi Order of the Yeomen
Tres
Kathryn Hayne
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