Items of Interest

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It is reported that much of the feeling in China against the Exclusion Act is rather against the construction placed upon the act than the act itself.
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As the result of the vigorous prosecutions of land fraud cases in Oregon about twenty thousand acres of school land situated in the Blue Mountain forest reserve in eastern Oregon have been abandoned by locators, who forfeited in the neighborhood of $10,000.
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A new system of credit has been devised for the canal employes on the Isthmus, to be put into effect about October 1.
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Negotitations carried on between the Eastern Yacht Club of Marblehead and the Kaiserlicher Yacht Club of Germany, promise to result in a new perpetual challenge cup race.
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Specifications and drawing for the lighthouse and station which Congress has authorized Albert S.
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A bulletin just issued by the Bureau of the Census shows that the number of teachers in schools, colleges, and universities exceeds the total number of clergymen, physicians, and lawyers.
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The people of Dawson are reported to have organized, with a membership of two hundred, the International Society for Polar Research and Experiment, whose ultimate object is to launch an expedition for the North Pole.
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In a recent gathering, representing all parties, in Porto Rico, the following memorial was adopted and the appeal made that,—
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More than one million acres of the Uintah reservation in northwestern Utah are to be opened to location on and after August 28.
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On the 5th, on board the yacht Mayflower in Oyster Bay, Long Island, President Roosevelt completed his high task of bringing together representatives appointed by Japan and Russia to treat for peace.
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Secretary Taft and party met an extraordinarily enthusiastic reception in Japan.
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An attempt to secure laborers in large numbers to work on the Panama Canal is to be made at once.