Massacre in Hwa Sang linked to Vegetarians sect
The report recounts a brutal massacre near Ku Cheng where Christian missionaries and locals were attacked. Victims include Miss Codrington, Miss Hartford, and several Stewarts with multiple injuries and deaths. The Vegetarians reportedly led the assault, with about eighty attackers.
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Mabel C. Hartford
Methodist
Hwa Sang
Bessie Newcomb
Miss Marshall
Miss Stewart
Miss Codrington
Miss Gordon
Topsy Saunders
The
Vegetarians
Ku Cheng City
Sui Kow
Foo Chow
United States
Hexsen
Washington, D.C
Great Britain
China
Murder of a Yankee Captain near South America
Capt. Sproule of the British steamship Capaca recounts a murder case involving Capt. Peter Steger of the American barque Edward Kidder. Steger, with four unnamed seamen, was said to have been killed near Lake Boyes after leaving Topmost, Peru, with the ship Crapo later found burned near Rio Janeiro. The tale includes missing crew, a narcotic confession, and a hurried return with the killers, who seized the Crapo and vanished. The wreckage and events are described amid additional unrelated moralizing text.
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Philadelphia
Sproule
Capaca
Peter Steger
Edward Kidder
Rio Janeiro
Kidder
Peru
Steger
Lake Boyes
Staly
W. W. Crapo
Young prisoner Willie Blair makes sudden escape
A 16 year old inmate at Brownville jail in Kentucky escaped Wednesday in a remarkable fashion after receiving a letter from his rural home noting his father’s illness. He sent word back he would be……
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Brownville
Willie Blair
Vna
Games of Thought and Honest Error
A reflective piece argues error merits pity not ridicule and culture should touch the heart. It asserts faith in humanity aligns with faith in God and warns sensory rejection strips truth. It emphasizes character forged in daily struggle and allegiance to truth kindness and justice.
Gold in the Sea and Oceanic Gold Reserves
Scientific notes claim vast gold quantities in seawater, estimating up to ten billion tons of gold across the oceans. Early work by Sonstadt in 1872 set the basis, with iodine compounds keeping gold dissolved and suspended rather than precipitated.
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Sonstadt
T. A. Richard
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