China Turns From Opium as Nations Unite to End Drug Trade
China enacts and enforces sweeping opium laws to curb the drug’s grip, with penalties including severed heads for disobedience and mass dens closed. International aid, led by Queen Alexandra and U S officials, supports reform while officials and mandarins face pressure to quit smoking.
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China
Queen Alexandra
England
United States
Thomas Burke
Seattle
Hamilton Wright
Maine
Charles D. Tenney
Peking
Messrs
Burke and Wright
Philippine Islands
Tenney
San Francisco
Amergang
New York
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Dina
Kwang-Tung
Beating Time in Love Three Months Wide Awake Romance
Matt O Brien wins Nellie after a burst of audacious courting. He shocks friends by declaring marriage after only three weeks, while Nellie teases him about missing years with the pasteboard fiancé before finally agreeing to wed.
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Matt O’brien
Matt
Pat Burden
Nick Wadson
Nellie
Mati
Wong
Chicago Journal
False Alarm on Dark Corner Rescue Turns Comic
A woman cries for help as twenty young men rush to aid her, only to find she aims to collect charity bands worth ten thousand dollars in a week. The rescuers retreat baffled, leaves others laughing at the hoax.
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Great Caesar
Women Writers Break Barriers In Literature
The piece asserts women outpace men in literary ability with Mrs. Humphrey Ward producing virile works and earning about $50,000 for 100,000 words in a single year. It notes Marie Corelli also earns nearly as much from selling her books annually, highlighting gender equality in writing success.
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Humphrey Ward
Marie Corelli
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