Two Views on Japan's Attitude by San Francisco Editor Hulbert
San Francisco Chronicle proprietor M H DeYoung discusses U S Japan relations from Paris with New York Herald. He warns Japan seeks a pretext for expansion in the Pacific and argues for keeping a large fleet there while noting Japanese pride and Korea policy impact on China and U S trade.
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M. H. de’ Young
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Hotel Vendome
Paris
New York Herald
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Hawaii
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Calcutta
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Napoleon
Portsmouth
Roosevelt
Hambung
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Manchuria
Death Scene as a Cure in Omaha Hospital
A Kansas man, Daniel W. McKl vane of Pawnee county, was reported by a Kansas City Star Omaha correspondent to transform from a hopeless chronic invalid to a man in apparent perfect health after a hospital cure at the county hospital in Omaha. He had been bedridden for weeks, watched a dying neighbor, and after the neighbor Brauer’s death rose from bed, dressed, and walked downtown. He is described as perfectly well and planned to return home.
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Omaha
Daniel W. McKlvane
Pawnee County
Kan
Neb
Kansas City Star
Mellivane
Iie
Presbyterian Hospital
Werman Bauer
Bauer
Brauer
Mellvane
High Wages For Haymakers Across New Fughind
Farmers in New Fughind offer record wages to harvest hay as they seek to cover losses from other crops. Some advertise up to $60 per month plus board, though most offer around $20 monthly with board. The effort reflects widespread anxiety to secure labor for hayfields.
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New Fughind
Boston Transcript
Plan to Stop Powder Accidents Proposed by Totten
Professor Charles Totten, former Yale instructor and noted disaster prophet, advised the government that Currie powder explosions in Georgia could be prevented by wrapping all powder bags in asbestos cloth. He suggested a friction primer concealed as a long 22 caliber pistol cartridge to ignite the bags.
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Charles Totten
Yale
Currie
Georgia
Ron New Haven
New York Times
The Theatre Fire of Hope and Brave Confession
A cinema or theater fire prompts panicked exits and chaos with a woman, her husband, and the Other Man forming a protective grip around her. Smoke chokes the crowd as the curtain sticks. In a turning moment the Other Man and the Woman share a bond and declare bravery and love amid danger.
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John
Tie
Elizabeth
The Sketch Fire Night Burns Love and Fear at Theater
In a crowded theater a fire provokes panic and two women, Elizabeth and her confidant, confront fear about their lovers. Amid the chaos a revelation on loyalty surfaces as the couple confronts the truth of their feelings and power of memory.
Six College Clubhouse Idea Aimed at New England Alumni
The plan proposes a nine story New York building for alumni of Amherst Brown Dartmouth MIT Wesleyan Williams, sharing one ninth each and a common lower tier. Alston Sargent advocates raising 5oo million dollars for a 1,800 to 3,000 member turnout. The site is near College Row at 28 West Forty fourth Street. A house committee would manage the mixed floors and college atmospheres. The project could spawn other regional alumni clubs if successful. Electricity ripens fruit in a Kansas City Star report. A New Island hymn about Old Kentucky Home sung in Louisville church.
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New York
New York Tribune
Alston Sargent
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Twenty-eighth Street
College Row
West Forty-fourth Street
Fifth and
Sixth Avenues
New York Pacific Coast Colleges Club
New York State University Club
Middle Western Association
Frederick market price quotations from Frederick County exchanges
Corrected July 26 1907. Wheat and oats prices widely vary by grade and form. No. 2 red wheat 850 per bushel, No. 8 red 810, steamer 770, rejected 600 to 700. Barrels of yellow oats 300 par barrel, white oats 300 par barrel, yellow shelled 580 per bushel, white shelled 580 per bushel. Oats 521/60 to 600 per bushel. Hay prices for timothy 18 to 20, mixed 17 to 18, clover 15 to 16, bay 18 to 20 per ton. Straw bale 6 to 7, bundle rye 8 to 10. Flour prices winter wheat 4.25 to 4.50 per barrel, spring wheat 5.50 to 6.09, cornmeal 1.24 to 1.50 per 100 pounds. Bran 25 per ton, middlings 24 to 35 per ton, dog feed 23 to 27 per ton. Cotton seed meal 33 per ton. Clover seed 7 to 8 per bushel, alfalfa 7 to 8 per bushel, millet 1.10 to 1.25 per bushel.
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Timothy
The Usual View of Profanity Draws Church and Law
Grace Wincut of Halifax writes to urge stronger action against profanity in society. She cites church participation, law, and public decency, arguing that better classes must crusade against bad language and that laws in Canada and the United States should curb vulgar speech to restore moral order.
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United States
Canada
Exias
Iballeva
Taos
Thas
America
Adams
Pao Pla
Aca
Denis
Olasisa
Songa
Huiaros
Mable
Arkanana
Pennsylvania
Ohriel
Jesus
Scripture of Truth
Pereon
Grace Wincut
Halifax, N
Sour Stomach Drugstore Raid At Main Street
A brief police report notes a raid on a Main Street drugstore linked to a drugglar ring. No details on arrests or outcomes are provided.
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Third Are None
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Philadelphia
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