Miles Foresees Potential Interventions in Far Eastern War
Retired Lt Gen Nelson A Miles argues that international powers may intervene to end the Far Eastern conflict. He notes war costs, stresses the need for humane settlement, and cites past interventions in Turkey Greece and Spain as precedent. The piece reflects early 20th century viewpoints on external mediation and global peace efforts.
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Nelson A. Miles
Puck
Ole Mati
Manchuria
Nik
Russia
Turkey
Greece
Spain
Nelson A. Iles
Opposition to Statehood Bill Divides Senate Bloc
Washington report notes no formal action on the statehood bill. Senator Beyeridge, chair of the territories committee, cannot secure a vote while the plan to create one state from Arizona and New Mexico remains. Opposition within the Senate signals any new state this Congress will likely be Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
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Washington
Bey
Eridge
Territories
Arizona
New Mexico
Senate
Congress
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Model Homes Plan Aimed at Poor Area Rescue
Henry Phipps former Carnegie associate travels to the city to sponsor 199000 dollars for model homes. A society led by Phipps will design fireproof, sanitary houses with playgrounds, nonmarket rents, to aid working people and deter pure profit builders. Isador Straws and Robert W. Deforest hold leadership roles in The Turns House project.
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Suripps-Wrae Press
Stenry Phipps
Andrew Carnegie
Trernfly
Tarih
Hayes
Phipps Plana
Turns House
Mr. Phipps
Isador Straws
Robert W. Deforest
Mr. Thinns
Phipps
Hotel Proprietor and Man Wounded in Fatal Quarrel
Thomas Davis, proprietor, and Willim McManus became involved in a dispute over a woman at a hotel. They drew revolvers and exchanged shots. Davis was fatally shot in the abdomen and McManus was wounded in the arm or limb.
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Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
Thomas Davis
Willim McManna
Walter
Davis
McManus
Ordinance May Bar Fireworks on Fourth of July
Scripps Marm Moore press association reports New York officials may pass an ordinance to forbid the use of all fireworks on July 4 except firecrackers. The proposal aims to curb display while allowing limited devices.
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Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
New York
Jan. W
Spiritualist Minister Rev Mary Pepper Stricken In Brooklyn Church
Rev Mary B Pepper noted spiritualist was stricken with heart trouble after Sunday services in her Brooklyn church. Doctors now believe she may recover.
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Mary
Pepper
Mary B. Pepper
Brooklyn
Post seeks to oust Senator Platt over postal currency stance
Dan Post of Battle Creek Michigan, president of a cereal company, plans to apply to the Senate to remove Senator Platt from his seat next week. Post argues Platt fails his oath, subverts public interests to corporate ties, and opposes the postal currency program that Post advocates.
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Scripps-M'Raf Press Association
New York
Post
Battle Creek
Sich
1 Cereal Company
Vietman
Pratt
United States Senate
Platt
vMce
Senate
Whch
Money for University Aid Initiative in Washington
A fragmented report outlines a push to fund higher education with government aid. Details are unclear due to garbled text but reference is made to the University and federal or association funding. Named entities are incomplete and positions tentative.
Tuberculosis in eggs sparks university experiment concerns
A fragmented report notes Colforata university researchers testing egg safety amid tuberculosis concerns. The item mentions SUE SASSUVTI ANA 68 HHS AM and Aron baht Wael in connection with the study, outlining duties and communications within the project.
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Sue Sassuvti
Appointment confirmed for Grail Duke Meh nel Nicouiteviteh as president of the counsel
The press association reports on January 16 that Grail Duke Meh nel Nicouiteviteh has been confirmed in the role of president of the council of imitators.
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Hak Press Association
Ersourg
Grail
Mehnel Nicouiteviteh
Counsel of Imintators
Cannibal attack on Catholic mission on Kew Britain
Rev. Stillson, aboard the steamer Doryo, recounts an October massacre by cannibals on the Kew Britain island. He says savages attacked the Catholic mission, killed five nuns and Ave priests with clubs and knives, and that missionaries fought bravely before being butchered. Stillson is stationed at Panoue.
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Scripps-M Rre Press Association
Francisco
B. Stllson
Kew
Britain
Ave
Ime
Stillson
Panoue
Tragedy in Cumberland: Father Kills Wife Then Himself
A man identified as Fennet shot and killed his wife before turning the gun on himself in Cumberland Maryland on June 16. The couple leaves six children in the wake of the tragedy reported by the Scripps-Howell press association.
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Scripps-Aura Phess Association
Cumberland
Fennet
Mercy on Thief Watson Returns to Old Post
Memph is Tenn Jan 16 a Memphis produce firm announces an amicable settlement with James I Watson who confessed misappropriating 1500 dollars. He remains employed and will repay the full shortage in installments over one year after admitting to starting with petty theft and cotton speculation.
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Watson
Scripps-M'Rre Press Assoliation
Memphis
Tenn
Firma
James I. Watson
Noker
Asmount
Indus to be floated after grounding near Firesight
The tramp steamship Indus, which went ashore Thursday off Fireighind, is still aground but expected to be floated within a few hours. Authorities believe salvage teams will refloat the vessel soon with favorable tides and low wind.
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Scripps-Mare Press Association
New York
Indus
Teagan
Russia's De Witte Seen as Potential Chancellor
Russia's M. de Witte emerges as the likely reformist force and archite ct of change. Reported widespread public demand presses the czar toward reform, elevating de Witte as the premier figure and possible chancellor with strong official authority.
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M. DE Witte
Russia
de Witte
Bismarck of
Unnamed man killed by Vandalia train in West Street incident
Thomas J. Turkhart, a 6 unmarried resident of the Columbia block, reportedly 31, longtime Van Camp packing house employee and local politician, was struck by inbound Vandalia train No. 5 on West Street while walking north near West and Washington. He died at the scene. A niece, Mrs. Fred Hamlin of 34 Kenwood, claimed the body.
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Thomas J. Turkhart
Columbia
West
Washingtonsto
van Camp Packing House
St. Amt
Burkhart
Xtrs
Fred Hamlin
Two Die in House Fire Blaze Claims Two Victims
Ben Gray, colored, 19, under arrest on murder and arson charges after bodies of Lizzie Parker and Jorie Phil Ups were found in the ruins of their home. The Slipper-Spee Press Association reports the grisly discovery.
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Scrippe-M'Rae Press Association
Uluefield, W
Ben Gray
Lizzie Parker
Jorie Phil Ups
Body of Dr Alonzo Sylvester Cremated in Hamburg
SCRIPPS MRAE PRESS ASSOCIATION Hamburg Jan 1 The body of Dr Alonzo Sylvester kalver's dentist who died by self destruction was cremated Saturday after death Tuesday authorities said the funeral was set for later this week in Hamburg including references to the man and his profession
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Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
Hamburg
Alonzo Sylvester
Victory for Bishop Talbot amid inquiry in Reading
The Board of Inquiry debated charges against Bishop Talbot of the Protestant Episcopal Church in Reading on Friday night. It ruled there is a lack of canonical authority for the present proceedings, with some sources suggesting additional charges may follow under existing canons.
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Ireactar
Reading
Board of Inquiry
W. Tevine
Talbot
Decision in cab case affirms business transfer rights
A judge affirms the transfer of a business right to operate from its office in a city building after lengthy arguments by the company and the independent banks. The report notes a separate war casualty tally with sixty two dead on a field and Russian forces suffering greater losses.
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Ute Frank
SaMpan
Solitit
Vile Etation
Whallon
Neler Court
Pridav Ate Temnoon
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