Anti Japanese Californian Act Signed Affects National Pride
Sacramento reports the governor signed the Anti Japanese Act to take effect August 17. Washington notes discussions between Secretary of State W J Bryan and Japanese Ambassador Viscount Chinada on the alien land act. Officials say Japan is more upset by the loss of equality with Western nations than the California policy.
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Sacramento
Washington
W. J. Bryan
Viscount Chinda
California
Fragmentary note on church collection alarm device
A damaged line from a historic page mentions a device attached to a bell rope used to alarm sleepy worshippers during church collections. It describes a WH Wits attaching to the polo to arouse the congregation. The wording is garbled and uncertain.
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United States
Wedding on a raft at Beneh resort in Stockholm bride crown
A wedding in a raft ceremony near Beneh attracted about seven hundred visitors. Bride from Stockholm and groom Broderick Kirchner of Palin Dea wore bathing attire with an orange blossom crown. Lifesaver Kiteboer from Himes officiated as the clergyman J Bulenin wore clerical garb.
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Beerett
Broderick Kirchner
Palin Dea
Eicense
Kiteboer
Himes
Lathine Ghuitla Il
Beneh
Stockholm
J. Bulenin
Remarkable World Facts From The Global Almanac
Summary of diverse curiosities and stats including population ratios in the Falklands, Belgian and Egyptian taxes, life expectancies in Norway, steamship sailing speeds, prison reforms at Camp Hill Parkhurst, India’s languages, and other scattered notes on culture, science, and travel from a late 19th or early 20th century periodical.
The Cloud in the Pacific. Australia and Japan
A brief note discusses atmospheric phenomena seen across the Pacific involving Australia and Japan, noting air currents, possible weather links, and comments from observers in both nations. Contains provisional explanations and calls for further scientific study.
Pall Mall Gazette Doubts Pacific Threat and Japanese Victory
London observed a small Pacific cloud suggests limited threat but cautions Japan could win if forced by war. The Pall Mall Gazette notes U.S. would appear as white man’s champion to Australia New Zealand and Canada while Britain bound to Japan by alliance. It also says Australia would reject Japan’s claim to rule the Northern Territory.
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London
Pall Mall Gazette
Pacific
Japan
United States
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
Britain
Erule
War Rates Inquiries Rise Over American Japanese Dispute
London reports inquiries into war rates with figures from 5 to 20 percent as tensions escalate in the American Japanese dispute. Officials and merchants weigh potential impacts on trade and security amid mounting concern.
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London
Tis
Suffered acutely liver trouble cured by tablets
Mr W H Capon of Turnville Turin NSW writes that three months of acute liver trouble were relieved and then completely cured by Chamberlain's Tablets after a recommendation from Mr T McDermott of MacDermott and Son. The medicine is advertised as sold everywhere.
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W. H Capon
Turnville
Turin
Nsw
T. McDermott
Mac-Dermott and Son
Chamberlain
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Commonwealth
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Egypt
Billa
Savings Bank Department
Parnes Denie
Eees
Shwes
Denario Sdec
Anthony Horderns
At Anthony Borderns
New Palace
Anthony Hordern & Sons Limited
Gnly Universal
Brickfield Hill
Sydney
Terworth
West Sussex
Beypt
Somerset House
Faulkland Islands
Cape Horn
Norway
Mr. Symonds
Greenwich
Montréal
Trasier
Paris
Montmartre
France
Switzerland
Granie
Camp Hil
Parkhurst
Isle of Wight
Winston Churchill
India
Chicago
England and
Wales
England
St. Peter's
Cape Grienez
French
Dover
Washington 2
Tritona
Germany
Russia
Baron Rothschild
Abraham Fidler
Holland
Great Britain
Italy
Wordd
Buenos Aires
New York
Moecew
Moscow
Belfast
Charles Bereford
Treland
Charles
Waterford
Frankfort Avenue
Sevien
Order of Hibernians
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