Peace and power clash over Manchuria crisis
The article argues for united international pressure on Russia to end its war and secure peace in Manchuria. It cites Carnegie’s views on removing poverty’s blot with growth, notes the immense poor in the United States, and stresses that education and labor can lift many from want. It also touches on Kuropatkin, Russia, and the broader geopolitics surrounding Japan’s triumph.
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Russia
Japan
Manchuria
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
United States
New York City
Mukden
France
Kuropatkin
Lake Baikal
Sahm Eyed as Possible Democratic Mayoral Candidate
Local signs point to Albert Sahm as a potential Democratic mayoralty candidate. Sahm, a former county commissioner, postmaster, and president of the Board of Public Works, has wide Republican and Democratic ties and strong support, though he may not seek the office. The discussion signals dissatisfaction with Holtzman and hints at a broader Sali movement amid party tensions.
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Albert Sahm
Sahm
Board of Public Works
Taggart
Democratic Party
Holtzman
Sali
College Men in Italy Elect 39 to Parliament
In the Laban elections 39 university men were chosen for parliament. Naples leads with 14 representatives, followed by Rome with 11, and Padua, Bologna, Parma each with two. The group includes 18 ordinary professors, 4 extraordinary professors, 17 private docents, or alternately 22 jurists and 10 medical men. Politically, 22 Constitutionalists, 9 Radicals, 5 Social Democrats, and 3 Republicans.
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University of Naples
Rome
Padua
Bologna
Parma
Merrava
Messina
Moderna
Catania
Pavia
Denmark plans rat plague purge as Berlin eyes trial
Denmark maintains a society dedicated to eradicating rats, a model Berlin considers adopting after a recent invasion. In Berlin, a municipal decree offers 10 pfennigs for each rat tail, aiming to curb swarms that burden residents as they move in and out with little lasting effect.
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Denmark
Berlin
Japanese school system mandates six to fourteen schooling
The text describes a compulsory national education system in Japan. Children begin schooling at age six and study until fourteen, with four years devoted to Japanese and Chinese languages and four years adding English. Graduates can read and speak English, aligning with imperial guidance.
Memorial day views clash on proper observance
A collection of letters argues Memorial day should honor soldiers rather than become a holiday for sports. Veterans, ministers, and citizens urge reverence, mourning, and regulations to prevent decoration day from turning into a day of recreation.
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Vinson Carter
William C. Phipps
Robert Scott
DR. Lucas
Joseph Balsley
C Madley
James T. Sull
Heroen
Shiloh
Gettysburg
Alonzo
100 Doses For One Dollar Ad Claim
An advertisement asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla offers economy in medicine by cost and effect, promising radical, permanent cures at low expense. It claims to purify and enrich blood and cure pimples eczema eruptions and general debility while promising to cure and keep premises.
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Hood
Twain criticizes marble bust in Rogers library
Mark Twain visits H I Rogers and views a white marble bust of a young woman curling her hair. He remarks it is not true to nature, adding that the figure should have her mouth full of hairpins, in a quip recorded by the Philadelphia Ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
H. I. Rogers
Mr. Rogers
Mr. Clemens
Philadelphia Ledger
Jealous lover harms girl then she vanishes with showman
A jealous man torments a girl she adores cutting out her eyes teeth and tongue and hair before she runs away with a showman. The narrator reflects on his control and loss as the girl escapes with the proprietor.
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Ragen Telpai
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Texas
Arkansas
Loulsturm
Missouri
Fred
G. A. A. Deané, Jr
T. Poa
Sentinel Bulking
Indianapolis
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