Religious Intelligence and Mission Work in Japan
A Universalist report highlights progress in the Japan mission, noting a new Tokyo church, land for a girls home, funds raised for a building, and renewed support from churches. It praises growing sentiment and calls for continued giving to sustain the mission and expand activities.
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Japan
Keirn
Boston
Tokio
Sewiteread Universalisis
When the Duke Wandered Through a City of Working People
Excerpted from Henry George to the Duke of Argyle in Property in Land, this passage urges the duke to walk through streets filled with laboring families. It paints gaunt children fed by charity, questions divine justice, and critiques social institutions that permit poverty to persist.
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Arayie
Chilren
Li¢Tie Zu
Eurer
Henry George
Duke of Argyle
Policeman Halts German Orchestra Blunder
A German policeman stopped a Brunswick concert by the Berliner Tonkunstler orchester during Strauss and Campagna performances. He claimed an order to pause, wrongly acting on his own, believing it was a ladies only ensemble. The directive was later rescinded amid crowd indignation.
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Lonion Telegraph
Bonaparte Heiress Seen in Europe Rich and Soon to Wed
A fragmentary report notes Princess Marie Bonaparte, described as Europe’s highest imperial heiress, awaiting marriage. It mentions an annual income of 81/200.000 and a perceived resemblance to Napoleon Bonaparte, with unclear details on her engagement and status.
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Tyre
New York
Chisclan Advocate
Congress
Jane
House of Representatives
Hephen
Department of Commerce and Labor
Richardson
Democratic Party
Henagerson
House
Sateley
Washington
Memilian
Michisatt
Marie Bonaparte
Europe
Napoleon Haparte
Keep Your Skin Soft This Winter
Advice on skin care for harsh weather urges using cream with fuller’s earth to shield the face from cold winds. Gently wash with lukewarm water, rub in tepid cream, and rinse with water containing a few drops of caude colomme for best tissue condition.
Four Strong Mion Club Formed in Minnesota
A new club named Four Strong Mion has been organized in Minnesota, aiming to promote local fellowship and community activities. Members plan regular meetings and volunteer efforts across the region.
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Mion
Minnesets
Drama of Murder and Malice in Buffalo Society
A Buffalo murder mystery centers on Edwin L. Burdick found dead in his hotel room on February 27 after a tumultuous marriage and cross lawsuits. Suspects include his wife Alice, and social figures Mrs. Pennell, Mrs. Paine, and Mr. Pennell, with rivalries, infidelity claims, and a fatal car crash surrounding the case. The tale blends dramatic family intrigue with forensic questions as police and press follow the shifting allegiances and possible murders.
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Mac
Edwin L. Buriick
Buffalo Envelope Manufacturingompany
Moring
Inlaw
Leody Oon
Hig den
Hughtons
Blunt
Persos
iPaper
Cesk
Paice
Alice Hull Rurnv
Atliantic City
L. Burdick
Hal
Burfilck
Buffalo
Seth T. Paine
Paine
Cleveland
Burdick
June Doe
J.D. Hall
J.D. Hall, 64 Years Old, Motheror Mrs. Burdick
Moore
Arthur R. Pennell
Gulr
Newport
Pentell
Mrs. Burgick
Pennell
the Babel
Henry Irving
Poltroon
Garamour
Iman
Pearle
Dulfain
Dress Well Your Part World Judges a Man by Apparel
A Chicago Examiner style note urges neat dress and cheerful expression as keys to success. It argues appearances influence chances in employment and social judgment, noting even the wealthy should avoid neglecting conventional dress. The piece promotes maintaining a prosperous look to deter misfortune and attract opportunities.
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Republic
Prosperi
Loyd
Fortune
Chicago Examiner
Convicted Figures in Manila Libel and Treason Trials
At Manila Williams Crozier editor of the American newspaper was convicted of libelling Geneva Davis commander of the American troops and sentenced to two months imprisonment and a fine of 31 000. Jose Javier alleged head of the Katipunan was convicted of treason and sedition and sentenced to five years imprisonment and a final 35 000.
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Manila
Williams. Crozier
Geneva Davis
Jose Javier
Katipunan
Socilety
Rozbers Free on a Hapdear in Quincy Hawk Escape
A hawk escaped from a stable in Quincy, causing confusion. The owner Rozbers remains free on a hapdear as investigators seek how the hawk was secured and why the escape occurred. Local residents report unsure details and sregked yecerd at the scene.
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Eureka
Kan
Quincy
Matthew Stolpa Seized in Holdup at Mery
Matthew Stolpa was abducted by armed robbers in Mery. The assailants fled with valuables while Stolpa remained unconscious for hours before regaining awareness. Police entry and search efforts followed, with authorities reviewing nearby surveillance for clues.
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Matthew Stolpa
Mery
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