Incidents in the Career of New Minister to China Charles Crane
Charles Crane of Chicago, named by the president as Minister to China, receives wide praise for his citizenship, scholarship, and worldview. The piece traces his family ties, leadership in Chicago clubs, and global travels, highlighting his diplomacy, business acumen, and the ideal of a broadly educated, humane public servant ready to elevate American standing abroad.
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Charles Crane
Chicago
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Yale
Middle Kingdom
Japan
Crane
Municipal Voters’ League
City Club
Crana
Russia
Samarkand
Bokhara
Java
India
Cape of Good Hope
Europe
East
America
Mexico
Mexico City
Atlanta
J. K Ottley
American Bankers’ Association
Murat
Republic
Betiett
Setize
Eclipse Catarrh Cure Promises Quick Relief and Cures
An advertisement touts Eclipse Catarrh Cure as a long proven remedy for catarrh. It claims immediate relief and multiple cures, urging readers to request a 25 cent sample via stamps, featuring testimonials and a conversion appeal.
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Atlanta, Ga
Stre
Samantha
Ala
Mrs Lancaster found in London after elopement rumor
Mrs Joseph Lancaster wife of a wealthy Boston businessman has been located in London after reportedly eloping with Count De Gregorio. A detective traced her from Boston to New York, then to Dublin and London following a cable. Lancaster also set out for England amid expectations of conflict upon meeting the Count.
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Joseph Lancaster
Boston
Count de Gregorio
London
Lancaster
Homegrown tobacco makes good cigars in Perry county
The tobacco industry is rapidly growing in Perry county Alabama with high quality crop yielding fine cigars. C Rawls of Greenboro Alabama reports a box of excellent smokers made from Perry county tobacco and notes demand outstrips supply while other Alabama and Georgia counties could likewise prosper with a trial.
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Perry County
Alabama
C. Rawls
Greenabora
Raw
Georgian
Mourning for Major Edward Chynoweth at Fort McPherson
Officers at Fort McPherson wear mourning for Major Edward Chynoweth who died in Atlanta on July 26, 1908. The post commander announces his death and recalls the late major’s military career and birth in 186? and service with the regiment.
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Dward Chynoweth
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Chynoweth
Edward Chynoweth
Atlanta
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Veteran Seventeenth Infantry Officer Dies after Thirty-One Years Service
Wisconsin born officer served in Spanish American War at El Caney and Santiago. He fought insurgents in Luzon in 1898, returned home sick, served in the Philippines in 1903 and Mindanao in 1904, and participated in Cuban pacification returning January 1909. Brevets for gallantry recommended. regiment mourns loss and appoints mourning badge for thirty days. By order of Colonel Van Orndale. H. P. HORRS, Captain and Adjutant.
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Wisconsin
Leutenant
Seventeenth
United States Infantry
Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Cuba
el Caney
Santiago
Luzon
United States
Philippine Islands
Datu Ali
Hostila Moros
Mindanao
Army of
Tuzon
Lges
van Orndale
H. P. Horrs
Seventeenth Infantry
Fireless Cooking Tips from an Old Guide
Practical advice on using a fireless cooker notes three key points. Remove dishes after 24 hours, adjust times by food type, and ensure proper handling of the pall to speed cooking while avoiding steam loss.
Flies menace public health and prevention measures urged
A Georgia Medical Association committee report warns flies spread disease and urges household and public actions to curb infestations. Recommendations include screens, segregating milk, cleaning garbage and privies, proper manure disposal, kerosene drains, and pest control methods to protect food and the sick.
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Georgia Medical Association
J. G. Deans
Dangon
C. M. Curtis
College Park
J. E. Pantir
Atlanta
W. H. Bassett
Savannah
J. ¥. Palmer
Riley
Miilena
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