Esoteric Shintotam and Japanese war psychology
A long analysis argues Japan’s secretive culture and esoteric Shinto beliefs shaped its wartime efficiency. It credits ancestral spirits and family-centered nationalism for courage, citing Imperial messages to Admiral Togo and the social system where the state prevails over the individual.
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China
Togo
Buddha
Kamakura
Japan
Periah
Russia
East
J. Ingram Bryan
Philadelphia Ledger
Morris K Jewaup Funds Westport Library Memorial
Morris K Jewaup of New York gives 20000 dollars to Westport Connecticut to erect a public library on a Jenaup family memorial site. The town to appropriate 1000 dollars yearly for library maintenance.
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Carnegie
Morris K. Jewaup
New York
Ancient Roumanian port tied to Ovid exile and death
The text links Kuetenji the Roumanian port to the place where the poet Ovid was banished by Emperor Augustus and where he died, noting matineere of the Knias Po temilna surrendered.
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Kusten
Kuetenji
Knias Potemilna
Ovid
Augustus
Canton Club Signs Infeld and King of Mattoon in Central League
Central League notes Canton signs Infeld and King of Mattoon. George Carey, late of the Eastern League, joins Grand Rapids. Willis shines in Canton's box while Springfield promotes Chapman with Hottentots. Vincennes in Kitty League eyes Fort Wayne franchise. Evansville and Terre Haute favor reduced mileage. Vincennes territory discussed. Tsodore Mautner reportedly denies buying Louie Smith's Terre Haute stake. Only unpaid notes from John Gangel to Grand Rapids remain due September.
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Canton
Infelder King of
Mattoon
George Carey
Grand Rapida
Willis
Moinstny
Springfield
Loone Chapman
Hottentots
Detroit Agricultural School
Vincennes
Fort Wayne
Evans
Salary list cuts hit St. Joseph in Western League
The St. Joseph team loses about $500 a month in pay according to the Western League report. Omaha Bee notes Shipke as equal to a third baseman who never wore an Omaha uniform. Herman Long, ex-Tiger, lacks a strong hitting record at Des Moines with six regulars above .200. An Omaha paper touts Carter of Omaha as the greatest right fielder in the league for his hitting and fielding prowess. Pitcher Bill Hoffer has signed to ...
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St. Joseph
Omaha Bee
Shipke
Omaha
Herman Long
Tiger
Des Moines
Carter
Bill Hoffer
Cleveland and Chicago clash sparks July spectacle
Recalling players and moves, the text notes Tom Hughes winning a game for the Sox after two years and Charles Starr being recalled from Ohio Works. It mentions Clarke Griffith chasing Hoodoo and references Des Moines, Denver, Cincinnati, and the Grizzlies as part of a volatile season landscape.
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Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Tom Hughes
Sox
St. Louie
Charles Starr
Ohio Works
Youngstown
Ohio
Clarke Griffith
Injariea
Chase
Dougherty
Fox
Pate
Baseball Trades and Player Moves Across Kansas City Circles
Charley Crom earns notice with Oklahoma City and toplaying solid. In Wichita on July 4 Bi nis pitched Wichita past Leavenworth with two safeties. Oklahoma Club sells third baseman Jimmy Frick to Seattle and stuns Rockwell and Crum. Sedalla changes ownership. Evidle Lyons sells to Henry Leist who reclaims the club. Joplin moves manager John Fillman to Kansas City. Fillman stars in a July 13 win, praised by fans with a grand prize bouquet, gold ring and tent after the game.
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Charley Crom
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Binis
Leavenworth
Oklahoma Club
Jimmy Frick
Seattle
Rockwell
St. Louis
Crum
Topela
Sedalla
Evidle Lyons
Henry Leist
Joplin
John Fillman
Kanne City
Fillman
Monthy Runs and Player Movements In American Association
Wyatt Leehan produced steady monthy runs this season as Wheeler of St Pam notches five hits in five at bats against Indianapolis. Brashear and Pickering reach the 100 hit milestone on the same day in Milwaukee reports. Harrow pursues McKay with Canton eyeing Des Moines. Elmer Pierce handles Senators catering during Bam Brown’s case and Jack Ryan’s absence. Pitcher Camniit returns from Toledo to Vermont as Mingchun is slated for reinstate. Cyan, the St Louis American, shifts to Indiana as an unknown.
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Wyatt Leehan
Wheeler
St. Pam
Indianapolis
Brashear and
Pickering
Milwaukee
Harrow
McKay
Canton
Des Moines
Elmer Pierce
Senators
Caese
Bam Brown
Jack Ryan
Camniit
Toledo
Vermont
Dut Grillo
Mingchun
Cyan
St. Louis
Indiana
A. A
Watkine
Minneapolis
Boxing and sports notes span across boxing rows and rowing hopes
A mix of sports items reports a second round fight where a fighter breaks a hand, plans for a California track, a bid for a Canadian cup sailing, and rowing matches with English Leanders arranging a U S contest. Other notes include amateur records, Yale ties, and a Cape May kilo record set by Walter Christie.
Torn Sports Roundup From Pittsburg To Detroit
Reports from Pittsburg July 28 show a cricket match ending 104 for Pittabure with Zinger scoring 70. In San Francisco Frankie Neal defeated Eddie Tenney after twenty-five rounds in a bantamweight bout. Detroit hosted a blue ribbon trotting event where Walter Direct set heat records and Angie beat Clara W in the Mo M race at the Chamber of Commerce purse.
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Heaton
Calais
Pittsburg
Pittabure
Pittaburg
Zingarl
Zinger
Atumpe
Jimmy Colville
New York
Colma Club
San Francisco
Frankie Neal
United States
Eddie Tenney
Neil
Ho Stude
Tenney
Louisiana
Kavanaugh
Shreveport
New Orleans
Low Dillon
Chuck
Detroit
Mich
Walter Direet
DE Met Hal
Chamber of Commerce Puree
Walter Direct
Angie
Axtell
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Strait of Tanehima
Rojestvensky
Wan
Madam Blatvat- Hts
Dai Nippon
Tokio
Viscount Mort
Court of St. James
Mint
National League News
Pittsburgs
Re Bertable
Fred Tenney
Tommy Leach
Dally
Huggins
Cincinnati
Young Howard
Pirates
Hanlon
Moe
Giants
Ed. Phelps
St. Louia
Jack Warner
Mike Donlin
Sammy Strang
Red” Ames
Rube” Waddell
Fred Clarke
Homer Hille Brand
Burke
St. Louula
Warner
Peitx
Pulliam
Polo Grounds
Hame
Peltz
Boston
John Ganzell
Ant Week
New Yorks
Clark Griffith
Slattery
Orth
Highlanders
Johnson
Connor
Comlakey Angs
Lajole
Felding
Monial
Baerwald
Red Davin
Sedalia
Katy
Jinrikisha
Ening Fong
Hoffer
Uan
Western Association
American Association
Silvie Ferrett
Hugo Kelly
Anys
Kelly
Byrne
Los Angeles
Atlantic City
George Baunders
America
Thly
Wisconsin Minnesota
Badger
Gopher
Navy
England
H. L. Doherty
Larned
Holcombe Ward
H. Smith
W. J. Clothier
Smith
F. Nicholles Temeraire
Rochester
Miss Kellerman
Glenville
Osio
Major Delmar
Fins
Creedmore
United States Marine Corps
Washington, D. C
New Jersey
Ralph Rose
Yale
Cima Mater
Weighta
Rose
Eastern Athletica
Hlorsaemen
Fort Erie
Tom Wilhame
California Jockey Club
Kanicelion
Western Jockey Club
California
Sam Butler
Automobile Club of America
Walter Christie
Cape May
N. J
Jim Corbett
Bob Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Chuck Cownor
Connors
Chamber OF Comn
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