What natives say of China and its birth of history
Readings claim China’s origin stretches back 2,000,000 years, with native writers venerating a grand ancient past. The article contrasts Chinese myth with archaeologic views, noting early wanderers from southeast of the Caspian region moved along the Yellow River, eventually founding settlements in Shan-se and Shanse, then conquering earlier inhabitants.
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China
Heaven
Earth
Greece
Yaou
Confucius
Deal- Sue
Contuctis
Waou
Yeou
Shan-se
Caspian Sea
Oxus
Teen-Shan
Tung-Kwan
Shanse
Yellow River
Egypt
Assyria
Yellow Valley
Asia
Kwei-Chow
How to Become a Hero During Wartime
The text notes Jen kins longs for heroism due to the ongoing war after a lengthy period of reading. It frames a personal quest influenced by conflict and study, suggesting a moral or instructional aim about heroic action in challenging times.
No More Troops for China Says Secretary Root
Secretary Root states no additional U S troops will be sent to China for now. With existing orders arriving, the force will total about 11 40 men on Chinese soil. The president believes Russia Japan Great Britain France and Germany should bear the task of restoring order.
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Washington
Root
China
United States
Russia
Japan
Great Britain
France
Germany
Rev Lannert Anniversary Observed at St Joseph’s
Friends of Rev George Lannert assistant priest at St Joseph’s parish visited the parochial residence to mark the fifth anniversary of his service. They presented a 26 volume Lapide commentary set, with W J Freaney Sr delivering the presentation speech. DeWitt’s Jaile Early Risers are advertised as noted bowel and liver remedies by pharmacists.
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George Lannert
St. Joseph’s Parish
Lapide
W. J. Freaney, Sr
Ellis to meet in Milwaukee in 1901
Brief mentions Ellis scheduled to meet in Milwaukee in 1901 and other scattered items from across the nation, including political and criminal notes, fires, and societal events.
Swirl of Society Entourage and Weddings Noted
Miss Krauss entertains Saturday afternoon while Miss Anna Muller travels to New York en route to Paris. North-side euchre club hosts Tuesday morning at the English hotel. Senator and Mrs. Fairbanks visit Ohio. Mrs. Fairbanks guests of Mrs. Mark Hanna in Cleveland. Clara Ferguson to wed Jackson Lance July 25 at 822 Fletcher Ave. Mrs. Mary Stobaugh marries Dr. Lester H. Painter in Cambridge City. Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry advertised as a forty year summer remedy for dysentery and related ailments.
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Wiliam H. Smith
Euchre Club
English
Senator
Fairbanks
Ohio
Mark Hanna
Cleveland
John R. Fesler
Clara
Jackson L. Lance
Fletcher
Mary Stobaugh
Indianapolis
Lester H. Painter
Muncie
Pride’s
Cambridge City
A. L. Furguson
Old Point Comfort
Richmond
C. C. Furgason
A.L. Furgason
N. Meridianst
Progress laundry and neckband offer in brief notice
A compact classified style item advertises neckbands and Pat on Free with Progress laundry and a telephone contact. Also promotes Fast Express Steamers to Paris and urges securing accommodation via Atlantic Steamship agency agent P Pfisterer at 26 Virginia Ave with telephone 196L.
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Progress Laundry
Paris
Atlantic Steamship Agency
P. Pfisterer
Virginia-ave
Doctor relocates downtown office to new northeast corner
Dr. B. F. Bye, previously at 227 N. Illinois St, has moved his downtown office to 403 N. Illinois St at the northeast corner. The practice continues with telephone numbers 1925.
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B. F. Bye
N. Iinois. St
N. Wlinois St
Lake Erie and Western excursion trains schedule
The Lake Erie and Western Railroad offers a 1 dollar out of town excursion to Fort Wayne and intermediate stations on Sunday July 15 departing Indianapolis at 6 30 am and 7 15 am with limited stops. Two special fast trains run with different stop patterns. Cincinnati vs. St. Louis baseball noted.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Indianapolis
Rushville
Connersville
Hamilton
Cincinnati Vs
St. Louis
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
M. Bronson
A. G
City Markets Urge Indianapolis Provisions Sale Prices
Indianapolis buyers learn of varied grocery offerings across city markets including smoked meats such as hams and bacon, fresh vegetables like green peas and new potatoes, fruits including cherries and Georgia peaches, nuts and confections, canned goods, oils, teas, spices, and fish. Prices span dozens of items with specific per unit or per case rates, reflecting a broad, department store style listing of goods and expected consumer costs.
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Indianapolis
California
Indiana
Tennessee
Brazil
Ridgewood A
Phoenix A
Empire A
Ideal
Windsor
Ridgewood Extra
Ariosa
Lion
Jersey
Singapore
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DeWitt
Oeters
Ellis
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Fred Kreuger
Sycamore
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St. Loui
Cumberland
Ludlow
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Europe
Bidelweiss Summer Garden
Chicago
Isaac H. Pollard
Norfolk
Ella Owens
Bryan
Harper Bros
Henry C. Havemeyer, Jr
Catherine Whiting
Newport
Baptist Young People's ‘Union
Cincinnati
James E. Boyd
North Carolina
Gustave Stein
Miss Krauss
Anna Muller
Walter Saltmarsh
Michigan City
Lake Erie & Western R. BR
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Timothy
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Equitable Credit System
W. Washington St
Kentucky Ave
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Congress
H. B. Nathan
E. Washington St
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Indianapolis Gas Co
J.J. Ekwize
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Piace
E. Court St
Stationary Atlas Engine
Andrew E. Walkz
Vonneguts
Vonnegut Hardware Co
Washington-st
Marion County
Jacob Crone
Democratic
Saben
Shéridas Eat
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway
Chicago Express
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Cincinnati Fast Mail
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Benton Harbor
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Aoe
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Champaign
Peoria & Bloom
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Springfield
Columbus
Columbus & Sprig
Fennsylvay Ticket
Star Hilinois
Phil
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Rich
Piqua & Columbu Colum
Richmo
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Louie Vernon
Madis Martinsv
E & Vin
Dayton & Xenia
East
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Knights
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