Terms Agreed Upon In Chinese Negotiations Crisis
The article reports the crisis over Chinese negotiations easing with a harmonized framework. It notes concord on punishments and indemnities, the shift of capital-sentence debate to a peace court, and plans for formal talks between Chinese plenipotentiaries and the powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rergard
Conger
Usu
Li-Nung-Chang
Trinee Ching
State Department
Mar
United States
Strate
Toran
Russia
Ger. May. Wiel
Baron von Wetteler
Germany
Theopenavers
Gommatties
Permanent Court of Arbitration
The
Tague
Harrison
Fuller
Griggs
Gary
Delaware
Fenator
Proucee
Berlin
Pekin
Afet
New convent dedicated for Carmelite nuns at Thilodaus Panisita
Sunday schools of Methodists contribute nearly 200000 to foreign missions. Bible circulation in China reaches about 6040,000 copies last year amid a 15 percent rise. Rev Feed W O Meyer of New Haven becomes pastor of Milwaukee German Baptist Church. CG Kenny of Baltimore plans a 25000 Catholic church in Edbridge as a memorial to his brother. Rev George TL Perin in Boston seeks to raise 200000 for Universalism. Dr Edward Hale remains active with Boston Associated Charities and mission fields staffing gaps persist as cler gymen apply to fill roles.
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Wis
Kenny
Baltimore
Edbridge
George TL. Perin
Boston
America
Edward Everett Hale
Boston Associated Charities
China
A Royal Pair Chooses Dutch Queen and Groom
Wilhelmina and her mother Wilhelmina pose as preparations begin for the queen of the Netherlands to wed Duke Fleury of Mecklenburg-Schwerin. The wedding is set for early January with the exact date pending. The bride is the last of the House of Orange and highly popular with the Dutch people. Duke Henry was chosen from several suitors, without influence from her mother ministers or the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina
Snlands
Footland
Fleury
Mecklenburg-Schworin
House of Orange
Duke Henry
Hustling Hoosiers Intereating News Notes Of Indiana
An odd collection of local calamities and progress across Indiana. Killed by a train at English Lake. a cattle stampede fatally injures a man near Forest. a teen crushed under a veneer press in Shelbyville. a woman burned due to gasoline stove fire. a hunter accidentally shoots himself near Jasper. Ditches cave in near Bloomington. Southern rolling mill resumes with 800 to 400 jobs and $18,000 monthly payroll. Western window glass plant at Eaton closes, idling 200 workers. Other items include a pay dispute over a barge of law and order, fishing nets confiscated in Princeton, a fatal crush at Michigantown, and plans for major lamp brick factory in Summitville. Additional notes cover church property sale to Christian Alliance in Anderson, mill closures in Frankton, and a Bartholomew court ruling on deputy assessor pay. Patents issued to several Indiana residents for various devices and tools.
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Julius Long
English Lake
Samuel Jones
Forest
Ihrave
William Pile
Courey-Birely
Shelbyville
Charles Replogie
Elkhart
Edward Wooking
Jasper
Dubois County
Thomas Adame
Bloomington
Terre Haute
Eaton
Johan $. Humphreys
American Tin-Plate Company
Elwood
Kokomo
Muncie
Frank Rouse
Christian Alliance
Anderson
First Christian Church
Dro
G. N. Eldridge
Indianapolis
Frankton
Seraphan
Rapidy
Tord
Bartholomew Circuit
Harry Mahaffey
Hord
Board of Commissioners
Indiana
Frederic A. Curtis
Charley A. Denny
A. G. Silvers
Portland
Albert M. Duttweiler
Cambridge City
Hugh Tin
Stephen T. Hitz
G. I. Blaker
George 1
Winter
George J. Loeper
P. B. Hausdorfer
Burton C. Mitchell
Richmond
Harvey G. Ralya
George TE. Simon
John H. Thornburgh
Knightstown
Stock Waterer
James J. Wood
Fort Wayne
Eustace S. Young
Peruna Credited By Grand Rapids Woman For Cough Cure
Mrs F J Lynch of Grand Rapids Michigan writes that Peruna Medicine Company Columbus Ohio recommends Peruna to suffering women. She had a persistent cough unhelped by doctors, and after two bottles reports excellent health and lasting improvement, calling Peruna a true friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Lynch
South Division Street
Grand Rapids, Mich
Peruna Medicine Company
Columbus
Ohio
Peruna
Weaten
Chronic Catarrh Floods Cities and Homes
An old article extols chronic catarrh as a looming universal enemy affecting coughs and colds, claiming it endangers health from childhood to old age. It lauds Peruna as a cure and promotes mail order access from The Peruna Medicine Co. in Columbus Ohio.
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Pertuna
Peruna
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
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Catherine St
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