Defends China Praise For Peace Viceroys
New York March 1 The March number of the Deutehe Revue prints Sir Robert Hart on foreigners in China dividing them into merchants mixed classes and officials He notes foreign competition in the coast trade harms junk owners Yet praises missionaries for medical aid and notes abuses by converts while condemning Boxer outrages He says powerful states may enforce will with justice and proportion to strength
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A Revival Sermon on Morals Amid Gambling Lapses
The New Ireland society in New York hears a March sermon by Rev. Dr. William Timlington denouncing gambling and moral decline. He laments hostess culture and gaming that corrupts youth, urges discipline, and argues women hold moral guardianship in Christian society while men drift toward secular clubs.
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Funeral Service Held For John Correa In Unusual Circumstances
Chicago on March 11 reports the funeral of John Correa the elderly bookkeeper who killed himself after an earlier failed attempt to murder his employer Charles A Merrill. Details note unusual arrangements reportedly made by Mr. Merrill and attended by mourners at Oakwood Cemetery.
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Will Hunt the Pole Arctic Geodetist Leffingwell Joins Expedition
Ernest De Kove Leffingwell, a Chicago University physics graduate student and sprinter, will accompany the Baldwin Zeigler expedition as geodetist. He has varsity football and discus accolades, naval reserve service in the Spanish War, and will depart Tromso, Norway, in June for Arctic work.
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Guarding His Secret Budget Plans Across Sugar Trade
New York reports Sir Michael Hicks Beach guards his budget secret amid tax speculation. Sugar imports show a 50 000 ton excess in March compared with February, while British customs seek staff skilled in the sugar trade.
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Sailors mutinied Albany after Hong Kong voyage
Advices via steamship Goodwin report mutiny aboard the Albany at Hong Kong last month over money and liberty. Mutineers were ironed and sent to Cavite for trial. Empress dowager orders Feng Tse Sai north from Canton to quell Kan Su rebellion. Ball and Sygrth gunboats turned over to Siam. Fourteen brigands executed February 4. Four more men are being starved in cages for public viewing.
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Recruits Sought As British Army Faces Shortfalls
London dispatch reports British officers fear Broderick reform may not deliver 10 000 men. Militia incentives may fail to attract enough recruits and pay Wariness grows between regulars and yeomanry. With peace in South Africa unlikely to replenish forces to full strength.
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Christianity in Japan discussed by Doctor MacArthur
In New York on March 11 Rev Dr Robert MacArthur spoke at Calvary Baptist on Protestant missions in Japan. He cited statistics claiming Christians hold high offices and roles including a supreme court judge, two first class battleship commanders, the lower house president, fourteen MPs, the foreign minister, and the prime minister. He predicted rapid Christian progress and potential dominance in a generation. He suggested Japan may align politically with the United States and Britain against Russia in China.
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Conger Coming Home From Foreign Mission Farewell
Pekin reports United States Minister Conger left for home after a final farewell from all foreign ministers at the railway station this morning.
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We shall have an emperor in Washington within twenty five years
A Yale president in Boston warns that unless public sentiment strengthens, the nation may fall under an imperial regime in Washington within a quarter century. He argues trusts and organized industries threaten democracy, noting legislation alone cannot guard against abuses.
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Lynch rumors swirl over Carthage murder case
A New Orleans telegraph report claims a mob planned or carried out lynching of suspects in the Gamble murders at Carthage Mississippi. Wires are down, Canton is the nearest reachable point, and nine victims, including Broad the white man, are named in the rumor. The accused include Russel Broad and eight Black defendants tied to the killing of five Gamble family members. The case follows the Gamble household crime in which arson and multiple murders occurred.
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Chapel Beaters: London Churches Hire Uniformed Guards
The Metropolitan Tabernacle and City Temple employ uniformed men on special duty, resembling constables but with limited authority inside the venue. They manage crowds of worshippers, deter disturbances, and hand offenders to outside police or awaiting officials, with other chapels and provinces using similar chapel beats for cost efficiency.
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Sanitary Questions Asked on Trichinosis Check
In a crowded railway car a man is questioned about health inspections. The inquiry notes whether government inspectors have examined him for trichinosis, reflecting public health concerns in the Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph.
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