Hawai the Prettiest Visitor Trains Through on World Trip
J T McCulloch his wife and daughter are sightseeing in Hawaii aboard a World Flight style tour. They will stay at Moana Hotel until the Korean arrival on Oct 18 then resume travel toward Japan and around the world. McCulloch, a banker and paper mill owner, is Indiana political figure and ally of Senator Beveridge. He predicts Indiana will back Vice President Fairbanks in the next election and notes his friendship with Beveridge. The family, impressed by Hawaii’s scenery, plans further visits after their island stop.
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Woman Suffrage and Health Claims from Patent Medicine Ad
An early 20th century advertisement argues women suffer from organic derangements in motion more than standing and urges employers to provide respite. It cites Miss Margret Merkley and Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as remedies claiming to strengthen the entire system and cure ovarian ulcers and related issues.
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Japan Hospital Patient Loads Fall In Recent Figures
Yokohama September 27 The number of wounded soldiers at Japanese military hospitals rose past 49,000 before dipping to 31,182 with 4,738 in resorts Tokyo leads with 6,933 patients under treatment and 33 in ye sorte Hirosuma second with 4,700 and 102. Nagoya Osaka and Zentengi plus other stations report varying totals. Kumamoto and Anw a bigawa have under 1,000 each.
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Palama Band Concert At Palama Railway Depot Tonight
The Hawaiian band presents a concert at 7 30 this evening at the Palama railway depot with Part I featuring Old Comrade Overture Autumn Queen Intermezzo Karama and Musical Review, and Part II including Vocal Hawaiian songs by Berger N Alapal Totermesto A Sprig OShillalah Good Bye Eyes of Te He's My Pal and Edwarch s Boy along with The Star Spangled Banner.
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Paroled naval officers depart Yokohama for transfer
Hear Admiral Koyatom and several US fleet commanders were released on parole from Fuklini on September 24. They traveled by train to Kabo to be handed over to the French authorities. Rebecos Johnson, in Honolulu, reported the death of a 74 year old Cadix, Ohio native. A cold shake milk pune.
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Emperor to Host Banquet in Imperial Palace
Yokohama reports the Emperor plans a grand banquet in mid October at the Imperial Palace. Attendees will include Prince Imperial, Princes of Blood, Ministers of State, the Court diplomats, and officers from visiting foreign warships. Preparations are underway for the ceremony.
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Yokohama
Imperial Palace
Princes of Blood
Government to consider life insurance firms’ monopoly in Japan
A prominent Tokyo business figure warns that a government monopoly on life insurance is undesirable and could halt future life insurance business development. The Sept discussion suggests officials weigh consolidation while aiming to balance market competition.
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Yokohama
Japan
Tokio
Roosevelt to Address Chinese Exclusion Question in Congress
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt will tackle the Chinese exclusion issue in his message to Congress. The discussion covers boycott buttons, trade relations, and the broader impact on commerce and labor. Emphasis remains on a firm, intelligent stance within the square deal framework.
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FUMIGATING WARRIORS IN JAPAN QUARANTINE MOVE
Yokohama reports an upcoming military quarantine at a provincial base to be put in operation around October 2. The unit will undergo daily disinfection and capacity measures increase to manage troops. Authorities plan to transport quarantined troops within the interior as needed following front-line returns. The Moji municipality votes 24 to 0 to support recalling troops in triumph.
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China Welcomes Anglo-Japanese Alliance Extension
News from Yokohama reports Chinese officials express general approval of the extended Anglo-Japanese alliance. Prince Ching greeted the announcement of the new convention, noting favorable official reaction amid diplomatic developments following the vehicle’s 70 thousand pound discussion.
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Yokohama
American Bhipe At Chemo Fete Thoestay
The Whranein mowe stewed for Ye kenmu, avid the seat of Shanehwl. The Amorican Hanadeon fete Chylow on Thoestay.
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Bailey's Wire Bed Promises Near-Perfection For Sale
The Woven Wire Bed gains popularity for a level flexible top with no gaps and quick recovery after use. Bailey's Rist and Verminproct Wire Beds offer a near perfect article, with rigid supports, sold in local furniture stores and at the Alapal Street factory. Telephone Main 1661.
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