Tolstoy Urges Reforms Amid Russian Revolution Clash
The text presents Tolstoyan critique urging the government to abandon terror and pursue genuine social reform. It argues for ending private land ownership, freeing peasants, and aligning with equity, truth, and the welfare of the people. It warns against revolution through violence and calls for moral leadership to unite diverse groups toward a just common good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayl
Europe
America
Russia
Intellectuain
Ives
Onis
Tonopah Mining Fever Grips Town of Prospectors
Special to The Sun from Tonopah Nevada recounts feverish stock market speculation. Two Boston arrivals James Griswold and William Morgan chase fortunes in wild-cat plays. Griswold loses money then returns broke with Mohawk stock bought at 28 cents, later riding to near $20 a share. The tale echoes Goldfield stories of luck and loss as Tonopah’s boom promises riches.
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Tonopah
Tonopall
Boston
James Griswold
William Morgan
Foruia
Grieswold
Morgan
Griswold
Death Valley
Mohawk
Goldfield
I Can Cure Cancer at Home Claim
A bold claim promotes a home remedy promising cancer cures without pain plaster or operation. The piece asserts free instructions and urges readers to follow its method, raising questions about safety and credibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welle
Evansville Baseball Player Sold to Grand Rapids
Evansville Central league first baseman Conowey was sold to Grand Rapids in the Central league. Evansville signed Outfielder Norwin Outfelder, from the Threnf teague, on Wednesday to bolster the roster.
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Epics Ee Tbs
Omen
Evansville
Ind
Conowey
Waw
Grand Rapids
Outfelder Norwin
Threnf Teague
Sport at Its Height in Crescent City During Holiday Season
Will Inley associate judge at City Park says New Orleans has enjoyed the greatest sport in many seasons. He confirms the rumor that Jim Davin the bookmaker won forty of Orton's victory, as Louisville reports.
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Louisville
Will Ineley
City Park
New Orleans
Crescent City
Jim Davin
Orton
Hare to discuss baseball with Wattie in Indianapolis talks
Indianapolis team eyes Bunny Hare as potential baseball prospect after New Year. Hare, star football captain from Noblesville, weighs contract offers and consults Wattie on starting a baseball career while pursuing coaching duties.
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Bunny
Hare
Tijana
Watkins
Indianapolis
Inter
Jack Hendricks
Wattie
Noblesville
Tocal
Nére
Wattle
Haze
Bonny
Fisher 15 Back From the South
Hoosier pitcher Johnny Wisner returned to Noblesville after a two month Texas adjourn strong and healthy stating he may quit if not pitch ready. He gained eight pounds of hard flesh through outdoor hunting and fishing, unsure if spring plans include Hot Springs.
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Tohnny Wisner
Hoosier
Noblesville
Texas
Fisher
Watking
Indianapolis
Hot
Nobtsavilla
Man Frits Kuseor Drowns in Chicago River
Homeless jobless man Frits Kuseor reportedly jumped into the Chicago River last night and drowned. Police and bystanders recall his dire straits and public distress prior to the incident.
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Fes
Chicago
Dec
Frits Kuseor
Japan Street Railways Debate Reflects Public Private Fight
Henry George Jr reports from Osaka on Japan’s municipal struggle over whether street railways should be public or private. Osaka’s stalled tram project, mortgaging limits, and the influence of private interests in Tokyo mirror U.S. conflicts, with officials accused of political maneuvering and potential graft amid war taxes and funding pressures.
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Henry George
Jil Osaka
Japan
United States
Osaka
Pittsburg
Lowell
Enicf Iron
Minister of Home Affairs
bin Kayethon
Ant
Widener & Elins Street Railroad
Tokyo
Lnes
Kebun
Kitahuma Bank of
Draka
Iam
Streen
Inonopolien
Collapses in Bout End Stirs Elka Political Spotlight
A fatal collapse at a local Elka meeting has sent shockwaves through state politics. Calvin Good, a Black pugilist, collapsed after a clash with rival Jim Gains during a ten round bout. He died hours later in a hospital, triggering turmoil among party leaders and officials.
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Fargo
N. D
T—Lisut
Erect Lewis
Barnet
Elka
Calvin Good
St Columbaz
O. Tattle
Good
Mu'ched
Jim Gains
Church crowds not decreasing say pastors in New York
The Rev Dr Robert MacArthur, longtime Calvary Baptist preacher, argues attendance hasn’t declined. He cites Sunday concerts and leisure as shifts in public interest, but says many churchgoers attend illustrated lectures and that modern pastors must foster hospitality. He recounts past congregations and promotions like newspaper ads to draw new members and urges ushers to greet strangers after services.
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Fam
New York
Robert
MacArthur
Ttan
Calvary Baptist Church
Wilk
Cme
John Wall
William M. Taylor
Stephen HH
Ryig
Hepworth
Thatcher
Nia Hoe
Canada
Australia
England
Negro chauffeur charged in blackmail plot in New York
Mrs Thomas C de Martinte, wife of a wealthy mining engineer, accuses her chauffeur of blackmail and threats. She says he demanded 350, threatened to drive her into a ditch and kill her, and that a revolver was brandished on another occasion. His wife is implicated and a letter accusing Mrs de Martinte of alienating affections is tied to the case.
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New York
Joseph
Thomas C .de Martinte
de Martinte
The Church and Show Business in Public Worship
A church leader argues that advertising and showy services undermine sermon quality. He warns against hasty or improvised sermons and reliance on theatrics, noting congregations prefer genuine preaching over spectacle. He recalls long ministry experience in New York and asserts congregations are not inherently shrinking.
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Walt J
Fey
Caruso
New York
New York Doctor Says Discovery Halts Eczema Fast
Dr. C. T. Con, a noted bacteriologist, reports a remarkable discovery for eczema and similar skin diseases. Extensive tests over months show many chronic cases improved in 16 to 17 days with a new drug that relieves itching and begins treatment at once. Experimental treatments available on request through Emergency Laboratories, 32 W. Treury-Midland New York City.
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New York
C. T. Con
Cader
de. Cox
Emergency Laboratories
W. Treiy-Mbesh
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