Hague Peace Pact Proves No Shield From War
A year after nations pledged universal peace at The Hague, major powers remain at war or gear up for more conflict. The U S led wartime actions in the Philippines, Britain and others fight in Africa, and China embroils Europe and the United States. observers note human nature undercuts treaties even as the Hague spirit endures.
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Hague
Urkey
United States
South Africa
Europe
China
The Profit of War and Its Real Costs
A discussion on war gains versus costs cites a New York banker who questions profits from war and asks who pays for products used by troops in China and the Philippines. The piece notes wartime expenses, labor tax impact, and political profit claims by an Ohio Republican leader, urging caution about supporting administration aims.
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China
New York
Philippines
Manila
Ohio Republican State Committee
Lore
First pro consul visit to Porto Rico celebrated in style
The piece lauds Governor Allen’s San Juan reception as a historic moment in American colonial governance with praise for his palace, travels, and potential colonial expansion. It notes comparisons with other officials and hints at interests in sugar, tobacco, and coffee ventures as the governor promotes enterprise on the island.
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Commonwealth
San Juan
Porto Rico
Pblc
Haroun -i Rashid
Bsulu
United States
Is It Genuine The China Disturbance Despatch Questioned
The piece questions the authenticity of a despatch from Minister Conger and doubts about Chinese minister Wu in light of alleged horrors reported. It notes European skepticism and wonders why such deceit would be attempted while acknowledging no clear motive.
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Conger
Folly in Crisis Not Changing Government Course
The speaker argues that whether a personal crisis tale is genuine or forged it cannot alter government policy. Belief in the horror stories remains a more pleasant fiction than facing the political reality.
Foreign powers urged to speed Pekin relief or face shame
The despatch from Admiral Remey cites August 15 as a possible relief date from Tien Tsin and Taku to Pekin with 40 000 troops in place and earlier estimates of 60 000. Critics warn delaying risks public opinion and Christendom’s honor if envoys and citizens remain endangered.
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Pekin
London Telegraph
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Japan
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Christendom
Cape and Boston Life Notes From The Cape Train
A reader shares Cape region scenes and people from a Cape train ride, highlighting Mr George McLaughlin of Sandwich, local politics, and the Post papers vivid coverage. Mentions a Boston yacht Nimbus and the Floating Hospital for Boston babies.
Breakfast Lunch and Dinner Menu from Worcester Woman
Daily Table hints show a Sunday Post conditions menu listing breakfast items such as iced shredded pineapple bacon and coffee lunch featuring muffins squab and vegetable salad and a strawberry mousse dinner with artichoke soup lamb steak peas timbales and cherry pudding with cheese and coffee. Included are two recipe notes for strawberry mousse and egg timbales attributed to Mrs A Marsh of Worcester Massachusetts.
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Worcester
Mass
Ventriloquist in the House of Representatives
A ventriloquist in the House caused astonishment and laughter as a voice seemed to speak from nowhere. The Speaker, Grosvenor, and others searched for the unseen performer amid echoes and humor in Washington. The incident ended with the quip Good-by, the war's over, and the ventriloquist remained elusive.
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Hendersons
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Thomas B. Reed
Washington Capital
Bowling Match Winnings Said to Be Pin Money
In a witty quip from The Smart Set, Quericus questions the purpose of giving his wife the $200 won on a bowling match. The reply is nonchalant pin money, signaling casual use of prize funds.
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Polly's Comment On A Wildcat Scrap At Union Depot
Two adult wildcats in a baggage room at the Union depot glared at each other for hours after growling and a water spill. The larger animal flicked its tail at the smaller and warned against trouble. Around 8 p.m. the smaller one prepared to act.
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Union Depot
Clergy Face Declining Attendance Says Puck Parody
Deacon Straitlace laments laymen staying away from church as Deacon Brimstone worries about attracting ministers. The exchange critiques church relevance and secularization in a humorous Puck-like tone.
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Deacon Brimstone
Puck
Best Things Heard In War and Politics
A collection of humorous quips from readers, recalling wartime songs and a racetrack anecdote. It includes a German army chorus after Sedan and a comical misadventure of a cop stumbling into a Chinese laundry, then shifts to a political jab about Kentucky's liveliness and office seekers.
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Sedan
Boston Post Summer Resort Photograph Contest
The Boston Post offers three weekly cash prizes of 10 5 and 3 dollars for summer resort photographs. Submissions should be newsy human interest images with clear light and contrast. Each entry must include title creator name and address on back and may not be returned.
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Sunday Post
the Post
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Odd Bits of News From Around the World
A collection of brief notes notes on population religion and demographics in Paris and Canton, emigration to Canada, Pretoria name change rumor, Montreal Chinese laundry tax, eating habits and liver toll, typhoid link to raw cookies, London strawberry prices, French goods retail, Manila bound vessels and regional supply, high altitude flora in Tibet, species counts, and steamship coal shipments to St Petersburg Stockholm and other ports.
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Thibet
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Stockholm
P B Ale Dispute Spurs Boston Court Action
Boston case involved Van Nostrand alleging dealers imitate P B Ale by selling substitutes. A preliminary injunction commands dealers to desist from selling any ale not of the plaintiff's brew under P B Ale or its colorable imitation. The order names John H McGee & Co as agents and cites Oliver Wendell Holmes noting the injunction date July 17 in Suffolk.
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Supreme Judicial Court of the United States
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John Noble
Salvation Sarah Finds Salvation Through Kindness and Ring
A destitute girl known as Salvation Sarah roams with a street army until a ring, hidden in a gutter box, becomes a turning point. She is cared for by Captain Molly and Flower Mission volunteers who help her recover, recover the ring, and find a steady home with a generous mistress, where she becomes Sallie the waitress.
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City Hospital
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Molly
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Wouldn't you like to be the ice man
A dialogue on a summer day features a girl inviting a friend to enjoy a Sun Day Post Story Paper. The chum responds that the paper offers more fun and amusement than any three cents previously spent, highlighting the magazine's appeal.
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Sunday Post
Veteran Sergeant Alexander Smith Dies in Halifax
Sergeant Alexander Smith a veteran of the British army died today in Halifax He served with the Highlanders under Colonel McDonald at the last Ashanti war and fought in South Africa India and China He died while at the side of General Stewart when attempting to relieve Gordon He held many medals.
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Alexander Smith
Stewart
Gordon
Highlanders
McDonald
South Africa
India
China
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