Outlook in China a reply to pessimists
The writer argues the Chinese Republic is established after a peaceful revolution. He notes English writers forecast civil war and foreign intervention, but reports Japan and Chinese leaders moving toward stable reform. He cites Sun Yat sen and Tuan Hung, discusses new leadership, provincial appointments, and the surprise shift from old regime corruption to accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Tier
Tatoo
Chinese Republic
Republc
England
Bun Yat-Sen
AKD
Tuan-Hung
Peking
London
Ney
Saal
Fhe
Geveral
Bysog Hsing
Vo Nanking
Abollahel
Chen Chi-mel
Guelra
Stamghal
Grevé Aerie
Markus
Seerbuan
San Wal-sen
Menfara
Kimaci
Tablet
Advisory Council
Ann
Lem
Bes
Elf
Meorhu
Rockefeller at Hone and the Black Hand Threats
The narrative describes John D. Rockefeller amid a public campaign fund inquiry and a reported walkabout in Forest Hills and Cleveland areas. It notes his dislike of publicity and lists surrounding curiosity, plus mentions threats from the Black Hand against New York laborers and estate gardeners amid security fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ME Hockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Hess
Blechler Heotmant
John D. Archbold
Senate Committee
Ct Trust
Campaign Fund
Washstreeton
New York
Daily Telegraph
Forest Alli
Cleveland
Ohio
Wockefelier
Claveland
Bible in China Students Question Teachers and Faith
A report from the China inland mission notes growth in Christian work despite conflicts. Some mission stations were looted and missionaries faced violence during the Revolution, yet most stations remained open and local regard for missionaries remained high. Chinese Bible students asked doctrinal questions challenging teachers on issues from resurrection to canticles figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maheartenlog
Badzo
Ttin
Honaneiro
Laxeres
Christian Literature Society
Jesus
Norwich Flood Toll and Relief Efforts Chronical
Norwich endures severe flooding with schools housing about 400 refugees including 300 from Pulleyclose Road, while 148 plus need meals and blankets. factories halt, power cut, and traffic disrupted as residents seek aid, with City Council and donors mobilizing funds and volunteers to restore normal life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Times
Lorwich
Great Eastern Terminus
Phere
Norfolk
Great Eastern Railway Company
Cod
Horwich
Ralwey Uckel
Norwich Mercury
Hereham
Pulleclose Road
Alebl
Rojun
Tery Belpez
Itle
Restoe
Ft le
Coun
Messrs J
J. Colman
Borwich
Women Wages From Wine to Wages in the Chief Trades
A detailed look at women's wages discusses how marriage expectations shape pay, with figures from textile and confectionery trades. It notes reliability issues in wage data, contrasts with men's wage studies, and highlights factors like household duties and education. The piece calls for public opinion and better organization to raise pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vasily
Board of Trade
Whrb
Eedt
Greadole
Sumlor Meeietwot
Sherrees
Mics Zim
Mer
Efperes
Walla
Duel for Lady's Hand Ends in Word Fight Victory
In Liverpool two suitors, both about 20, settle a quarrel over Miss Meria Foster with a duel of wits. They stage a formal set of challenges, exchanges, and parries in language, culminating when the defeated man concedes and the lady marries the victor three weeks later. All remain in Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meria Foster
Leeds Centenerian
Ahsle
Bethané
Fortance
Liverpool
Piribers
Dieter
Burt
Mas
Fragmentary Tale of Imperial Court and Decline
A damaged OCR excerpt recalls court life during a late emperor era. It mentions Premier Mero Balonyi and Prince Ite, noting nerves and limited vision. It describes a wrestling display by the emperor and the cautious Yamacka Tetsu taro, highlighting palace dynamics and a dramatic defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abokio Press
Tokio
Ite
Mero Balonyi
Yamacka Tetsutaro
Fragmentary report on April cattle orders and 191-year figures
A fragmented OCR item notes events in April about cattle with references to 191 and 62 figures and prior orders from the previous year. The text is garbled and names and specifics are unclear, yielding only scattered clues about activity and orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mimy
Andi
Jaa Fee Ee
Fragmented inquiry on paper currency value and travel access
A garbled query questions why paper money is more valuable than something and hints at a humorous or imaginary place. It mentions a hedged phrase about taking something beyond a sea or land, but the meaning is unclear. The fragment lacks concrete facts or identifiable entities.
Diving apparatus tested by ex navy diver near Stoe
A device devised by M. Mavrles Permer, a former Freers navy member, was demonstrated today in Stoe. The system uses a tube from the mouth connected to a topside air supply and a large buoyed pig as a surface supply. Permer descended twice for over ten minutes each time, tracing the seabed by air bubbles. The respiration stayed normal after ascent, and fitting the apparatus takes ten seconds, far quicker than standard heavy diving gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ml’ Mavrles Permer
Geller
Freers Navy
Stoe
Daily Mail
M. Fermos
Government seeks stricter opium sale controls
A disjointed excerpt discusses government aims to reduce opium use by altering prices and tightening morphia sales rules to deter classes from engaging with the poppy and its empire connotations. The text appears as a garbled report on inquisitorial methods and policy goals.
Putumayo Indians and the white man’s claim to belief
The article discusses Putumayo Indians and their descendants, noting that despite centuries of contact they retain common traits and hopes for another world. It reflects on white contact shaping life, religious influence, and paternalism, with references to Sir Roger Casement and Portuguese critics amid colonial power dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Roger
Cmesiizhoess
Coorch
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