Sultan Promises Rebuild of American Mission Property
News from Washington reports Abduls orders to rebuild the American mission property at Kharput and to add an annex to Roberts College in Constantinople. The move, seen as a friendly act, may signal progress on the indemnity dispute though officials say it does not settle or abandon the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Griscom
United States
Constantinople
State Department
Porte
Kharput
Roberts College
Karput
Davis Declares He Will Embrace Lecturing and Writing
The former assistant secretary of the interior Webster Dartit has been urged in Missouri to run for delegate to the Republican national convention. Davis replies he is not a candidate and will devote himself to the lecturing platform and literary work, quitting politics. He emphasizes his firm stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Dartit
Interior
Missouri
Davis
Leiture
Kansas City
Gillette-Herzog Company
Minneapolis
Noland
P. Will
Puget Sound University
Tacoma
Wash
Mencke
Blair
Neb
Rogere
Olympia
Hill
Bloodiest week of the war around Manila reported
Manila dispatch records a bloody week with 3?8 Filipinos killed, 12 officers and 244 men captured, many wounded. American losses 9 killed and 16 wounded. Insurgents driven from Luzon provinces. General Pilar’s band reappears near San Miguel. Also notes a San Francisco double death, a Dayton Ohio assault, insanity ruling in South Dakota, a Syracuse shooting, a Nebraska adultery case, a farm fire near Ames, and India relief funds.
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Manila
Luzon
Pilar
San Miguel
scattered brief items from a tumultuous era
Reports from various places highlight a string of crises and deaths. Joaquin Estabe was hanged at San Quentin for murder. a slight earthquake struck Portland. two men drowned near Boston after a boat capsized. Pauncon trading post in Mexico burned. Chicago investigations proceed on local troubles. John H. Clough, pioneer Chicago packer and former state senator, has died. Maya Indians defeated by government forces. Venezuelan president Castro faces troop mutiny. Mrs. Ley Christy of Youngstown fatally shot her husband then killed herself. Portage, Wisconsin experiences a washout closing a mill district. Joliet mill closures described as short term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the Revolution
New York
Joaquin Estabe
San Quentin
Cal
Portland
Ore
Boston
Pauncon
Mexico
Venezuela
Castro
Ley
Youngstown
Ohio
Portage
Wis
Breal
Mills
Joliet
Salvation Army barred in Mexico again
The Salvation Army has failed to establish a foothold in Mexico due to laws banning religious street processions in cities. The item also advertises Grain-O as a coffee substitute, noting its price and the claim of gentler digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Mexico
Clties
False offers and self help ads flood the page
A jumble of advertisements and quips pushes dubious sales pitches and gimmicks. Claims promise free gifts for agents selling soaps and soaps and starch products. Included are endorsements, jokes, and odd quotations from unknown sources.
Lydia E. Pinkham Advice Legend Emphasized
A promotional note asserts no confidence is violated by Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham and claims she offers free, expert advice to women. It crowns her as uniquely competent, noting she has helped a million sufferers and inviting readers to trust her guidance.
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Jane M, Brown
Bentonsport
Iowa
Igao
Sterling Remedy
Chicago
Piraliol
Tera
Tomigratartment of
Counda
Omana
Owen
Zrican
Range CO
Saldarenna
Andi
Walter Baker & Co.ltd
Dorchester
Mass
Orchester
Saiome “la Belle, Chocolatiere
Sultan
American Missions
Will
Washington
Abdul
Los Angeles
Joseph ‘Hildner
Peoria
Knots
Victoria
David Righter
Latine County
Denton
Myg McKinley
Jett Washington
Canton
Brown County
Nebraska
Daten Carpentera Staite
Union Carpenters i
Bay City
Kas
New Cudahy
The
London: Daily Mail
Juzzon
Philppines
Thom
Charles Burke
San Francisco
Natoma Street
John Dempsey
Dempseys
William Gill
Burke
Harry Frank
Daisy
Judge Frank
Dayton
Miss Frank
Iif
Alpin
Ineane
Edward H. Alpin
Huron
Briggs House
Cook
Saxitarium
Hughes
Syracuse
John Hughes
Elizabeth Lyons
Samuel Lant
Dodge
Colummbus
Warrad’ i
Charles Parker Witt
Omaha
Byrnes
Pew Farm
Samuel Wilson
Ames, Ned
McMullen
Adam McMullen
Lincoln
Fund For
India
Exeter
Seth Low
Columbia University
John H. Clough
Chicago Packer
Nes’ Caxten
Max
Il Grocers
Aimee
Maimee
Collier’s Weekly
C. H.marshall & Co
May
N. W. Samurt
Ocean Grove
N. J
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Walla
Enbible
Alabastina Co
Altine
Can
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkhatt
Lyne
Rootheer
Hee
Castoria
Infante
Bears
Malkes
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