China famine described as human horror of the age
War correspondent recounts first complete account of China famine in Kiangpei region. He describes vast suffering in 40,000 square miles, home to about 10 million people, with relief camp scenes and haunting cries of hungry children as the calamity unfolds.
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Famine in Kiangsu China Exposes Harsh Relief Realities
A correspondent recalls a famine across Kiangsu Henan and Anhwai provinces after a heavy flood season. He describes vast refugee camps near Chinkiang housing 17,000 people in squalor, with emaciated children and mothers, and the stark contrast between rich and poor amid limited relief despite international aid.
Echoes of War and Refugee Camps at Tsinkiangpu
The narrator recalls the brutal aftermath of battles near Tsin kiangpu and Tsinkiangpu with mothers, children, and refugees in dire condition. He laments the lack of a device to record sounds of war while describing vast camps, smallpox fears, and mass dislocations as a government aid rumor circulated.
Portland author James Ward sent to county poor farm
Special to The Sun from Portland Oregon June 8 James Barton Ward half brother of Gen Lew Wallace and author of note is now a pauper at the county poor farm at 87 in frail health Ward long served near heads of Oriental countries and was decorated by the Sultan of Turkey with the Crescent of the Orient He says he was a special emissary of Li Hung Chang and the first white man permitted to enter the Forbidden City
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A Good Detective Carrot-Say and Potato Exchange
A playful exchange features Carrot-Say praising Potato's potential as a detective. Carrot remarks that Potato would be a fine detective because he supposedly sees with eyes in the back of his head.
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Free Want Ad Offer From The Sun
The Sun invites readers to place free ten word ads for vacant rooms or rooms for rent. Ads run for three days at no charge. Take advantage of this local newspaper service to reach potential renters quickly.
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Ten Words Free Three Days In The Sun
In The Sun advertisement lists for rent rooms and wanted help and situations.
Kaiser parts with trusted German ambassador Count Von Eulenburg
Berlin reports the Kaiser has severed ties with his longtime ally Count Philip Von Eulenburg, a decorated ambassador, amid upheaval from a scandal. In Boise, Idaho, Mrs. Haywood and her two daughters attend every session of the trial of the husband and father, showing keen, attentive reactions to each point.
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