Fenno and the Gazette of the United States
Frederick A Godcharlie outlines John Fenno a founder of the Gazette of the United States born 1751 in Boston. He helped shape the paper as government aligned, moved to Philadelphia in 1790, and published an evening edition in 1793. Fenno opposed French Jacobins and supported Adams, with notable rival Ben Franklin descendant Benjamin F. Bache. He died of yellow fever in 1798, and the newspaper passed through several owners with his son and Caleb P. Wayne taking over before 1802.
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Gazette of
Ullied States
Boston
Mass
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Olt
Gazette of the United
Philadelphia
Fenno
Gazette
Gazette of the
United States
Court Gazette
New York City
Tas
The
Benjamith F. Bache
Aurora
Benjamin Franklin
Fennon
Adams
France
Nelson
Bay of Abonkin
Mediterranean
Admiral Nelson
John Fenne
Benjamin F. Bache
Ress
John Ward Fenno
Caleb P. Wayne
Charles Fenne Loffman
John Fenao
Immigration Is Serious Problem
Constantinople reports rising concern over immigrant restrictions pushing Europeans to relocate within Europe. Armenian and Greek emigration to France and Italy increases as Balkan population exchange faces barriers. Non Moslems expelled from Turkey trigger refugee pressures in six nations, cushioned by outside aid, primarily from America.
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Constantinople
Europe
America
France
Italy
Balkan States
Turkey
Enroll 25,000 Boy Scouts In Greece
In Athens on August 12 the Ministry of Education approved using the Boy Scout movement as an educational force for children in 230 new refuges villages across Greece. The initial plan calls for recruiting 25,600 Scouts. Roosevelt party mentioned in passing with unclear context about Africa.
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Athens
Greece
Boy Scout Movement
Ministry of Education
Planus
Russian child refugees perform in Paris ballet
In Paris a small Russian refugee troupe led by Madame Sme denskaia staged Little Red Riding Hood for delighted audiences. Five year old Tiny Valla Lebedev wore an authentic costume and wowed observers with toe dancing while adults aid a refugee family through performances in Paris cafes. The group, mostly under ten, wore peasant outfits as the wolf terrified some children before singing. After the performance Russian tea and pastries were served, and Lebedev’s troupe plans to found a club offering free lessons for Russian children in Paris life remains hard for refugees yet faces hopeful efforts.
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Alice Langelier
Blaif
Steppes
Valla Lebedev
Paris
Silent and resigned they accept their luck headline
Silent and resigned, they accept their luck without a murmur, seldom hearing complaints from those affected in a muted response noted by observers.
Women of Interest Gather European Achievements and Roles
Dr Margaret Fiehender tops list of fuel technologists in England while India expands female education and enfranchisement. Notable women include Julia Hurley in films, Mrs Mone Smith honored by Mt Holyoke, aviator Misa Kibe Shigeno seeking a women’s aviation school in Japan, and Gloria Gould linked to a NYC project. Reports note Iceland’s editor Inga Larusdottr and Turkey’s Mme Nezhie Aloubiddine shaping women’s press. Mrs Arthur Strong lauded as art authority with global honors.
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Misa Kibe Shigeno
Japan
Arthur Strong
Rome
Strong
Swimmers Cause City Debate In St Joseph Pool
In St Joseph Missouri a municipal swimming pool prompts a local clash as ministers urge disrobing for swimmers. Reports say complaints rise over youths seen in bathing suits along roads and at the pool with several arrests for illicit swimming attire.
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Joseph
St. Joseph
Park Board
Zemo promises quick eczema relief with antiseptic cure
Stop itching and burning with Zemo in a claim that eczema and skin troubles vanish quickly. Includes trial bottle 35c and large size $1.00, plus Zemo Soap 25c. All druggists carry the antiseptic treatment for skin.
Eighteen Thousand Bibles Distributed
Eighteen thousand copies of the Bible have been distributed in the orphanges of the Near East Belief over the past two years. Printed in eight languages, the Bibles were obtained through the American and British Bible Societies, the Greek and Armenian churches and other cooperating bodies. Many English Bibles reach foreign depots as gifts from American donors. Some are placed in pockets of coats during Bundie Day campaigns to aid learning, then sorted for teachers and students in English classes.
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New York
America
Former Kal Sor’s Wife Stays Loving Despite Split
A former Kal Sor’s wife states she still loves him, reflecting enduring affection amid public relationship shifts. The brief comment underscores continued personal ties despite possible separation.
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Kalsor
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