Komura loyalty praised in Portemouth peace notes
The Independent newspaper discusses the Komura affair, praising his loyalty to the Mikado and his adherence to orders during the Portemouth peace process. It contrasts his conduct with graft fears in government deals and notes the broader reaction of world press to his actions and to American business loyalties.
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Kamera
New York
Tokio
Pete
Japan
Elvis Hotel
Grant
America
Japar
Komura
Russia
Ekomura
Japad
Portemouth
van- Gulehed Rugely
Tspen
Big Chief
Fortemouth
Contemporay Comment on Posterity and Manners
A Baltimore American note argues it is safe to appeal to posterity as verdicts arrive later, while an Annapolis Capital piece asserts good manners come from the heart and head and are in demand. Baltimore News cautions against juries overreaching, yet sees benefit if reforms are tested during their term.
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Baltimore American
Avery
Itz
Baltimore
Mibasa
Peracelphis
Hateues
Yashima
Togo
Straits of Tsushima
Bean
Japan
Basile
Fragmented quotes and wry witticisms from a June paper
A collage of brief, overlapping quotations from various papers and sources. The snippets touch on literature, politics, romance, and personal anecdotes, including a reference to a hero named Cholly Sapp and a joke about bas Bixton and homeopathy.
Fraternal Orders in the United States Reach 6 275 000 Members
A Philadelphia Ledger piece notes the total membership of major fraternal orders at about 6 275 000 with one in nine Americans belonging to such groups. It highlights the insurance feature, education value, social ties, and secrecy debates surrounding these organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Ledger
United States
Meno
Insane Actresses Cause Shawnee Springs Scene
Two charming members of a City Opera House troupe provoked a scare in Shawnee Springs when a rehearsal of The Sigs of the Rose led a passerby to call police. The Empress of Rome and the Christian maid stage tragic passion, but the fear proved unfounded as the performers were merely rehearsing and escaped arrest.
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Virginia Henrie Ehowught
Mises Dowsing
Neilson
She Orose
City Opera House
Cn Enique
Acer Wineheater
Moviel
Mise Minzis
Owalog
Robert Dowalog
Mercia
Elizabeth Neilson
Moses
Bie
Shawnee Springs
Winchester
Murder confession a fake from Minot draws doubt
A jumble of late 19th century clippings reports a supposed murder confession from Minot North Dakota linked to Arthur Young. Journalists and readers suspect prankster Charles Grow fabricated the tale, with confusion spreading to Youngstown Ohio via the Minot Optic. Additional items note a deadly Iowa poultry show lightning strike, Canadian patrols firing on a fish tug near Lake Erie, Danville Virginia voting wet, a wine cellar fire in Yonkers, and health warnings about deafness treatments.
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Minot
N. C
Youngstown
Charles Herzig
Arthur Young
Young
Oregon City
Minet Optic
SIGFS
Charles Grow
Grow
Uerzig
The Menace of the Tower by Edwin Mak Keam
In a dramatic piece the speaker laments time’s reach as the great bell tower shadows Venice. Hidden decay gnaws the timber underground while worm and time threaten ruin. The speaker fears not surface traitors but the vermin of greed undermining senate citadel shrine and school.
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Venice
Teneriffe
Senate
School
Bana
Courty Correspondence and Local Social Notices
Courtry correspondence from Liberty town area mentions engagements and social events. Invitations to Miss Bresben's marriage to Charles Cross at Clifton M. E. Church Baltimore, and relocation to North Carolina. Notes on church services, school travels, visits by local residents to Frederick Baltimore and Washington, plus several family announcements and Sunday activities in Germantown and surrounding communities.
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Roghal
Obscles Orcas
Libertytown
Robison Bees
Lambar Company
Whaleysville
Davey Deasting Soalesy
Libertylowr
Clarence Collum
Placs
Wesnington
D. C
Thomas Acderaco
Camberlad
J T Stim
Edna Jones
Edna Raleigh
Baltimore
Reladoliar
Taveytown
Beery Monshoor
Aick
Notre Dame Academy
Angela Trendle
Visitation Academy
Frederick
Ethel Mills
Waynesboro
Charles H. Kregio
Lloyd H. Ressler
Henrs G. Redcliff
Francis Colleberry
Lloyd H W. Barber
Westminster
0. A. Norwood
M.M. Quake
Fergaville
Ladies' Aid Society of the Reformed Church
Hire
Eagle
Sale
Maurice Quiier
The
Reformed Church
Frank Baker
West Middletown
Elisha Easterday
L. C. Onller
Barvey Murray
Charles Hamilton
G. B. Culler
John Murray
Washington
G. A. Stockman
St. Luke's Church
Disturbance Fine Paid. Burn Relief Endorsed by Local Merchant
Samuel Smith colored was arrested on Da Grange Street for raising a disturbance and fined 2 dollars by Justice O. H. Eckstein, which he paid. A testimonial praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm for burns after a Vernon Connecticut child suffered band pain, with merchant James Nichels and A. L. Pearre's selling remedies in Pariset and Buffalo.
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Samuel Smith
Dieter
da Grange Strees
O. H. Eckstein
Chamberlain
Michael Strauss
Vernon, Conn
Strauss
James N. Nichels
Nichels Eaye
Tse Chamberlain
Union Veteran Legion elects officers at Wilmington session
The Union Veteran Legion elected General Joseph W. Kay as national commander defeating General William A. Reilly by 129 to 96. Joseph A Joel named senior vice commander, M Ker Pitsburg as quartermaster general, Dr J P L McCord as surgeon general, and Park Posties chosen as senior vice commander. The executive committee includes B E Miner, M M Murphy, B N Woodruff, J C Knua, and J M Long. The session will be held in Columbus, Ohio.
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Columbus
Seasion
Wilmington
Del
Union Veteran Legion
Joseph W. Kay
Brooksa
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Cholly Sapp
von Albert
Cholly
Chicago News
Bas Bixton
Grase
Pitisburg
Voice OF the Press
Iowa
Tallanola
Hiai Wright Pleasantvile
Ian Ray Anderson
Carl Peterson
Theodore Young
Indianola
Danville
Yan N.Y
Seserne
Himrod
2Mpagne Hovw
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Drugeteta
Hall
Vericz
Andie
Brocken Ahrshows
Earth
Edwin Mak Keam
Courty
Willie Falley
Washington, D. C
Sunt
Horack Sappington
Walnet Street
Shis Place
Eugene Hammond
Thie Place
Toseday
Georgetown
Colege
Methodist Episcopsi
Christian Enodeavor
Methodies Protestant
J. Loraine Simpson
Roland R. Simp
John G. Shook
Misa
Jones
Charles ©. Jones
New Windsor
Germantown
Reginald Bennett
Washington, D.C
Mathie Bennett
Lizell Gross
Mise Barbara
Gusta Marth
Lavinis Davis
Rockville
Mise Gertie Larman
Bad Larman
Slidell
Hobart Palmer
Kensington
Henry Laphart
Isha Snyder
Burdette
Bogda
Frank Duvall
Cleo Duvall
Travilak
Mealy Marth
L. Victor Baughosn
Harper
Lonfette
Buffalo
U. Vv. L. Elect Officers
Tondsburg
George E. Stauffer
Richard E. Schwarz
East Stroudsburg Normal School
Act of Assembly
Justice of the Peace
Stemple
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Wilkes-Barre
Garseppe Blanco
Pittston
Blanco
Wheaton
Eastern
Greensburg
Oka Sarge
Esther Sarge
Fritz Strate
New Kensington
A. L. Pearce
Pontal Telegraph Co
Patrice
Coryell Construction CO
East Street
Address Globe Co
Chestnut Street
Palladelphis
Ea Si
Allen Rohrback
Braddock Heights
Ls M Morgan
Martinsburg
Whith
Arevovan
John 8. Newman
Record Street
Central National Bank
Frederick County
Bina
Morey
Frederick County National Bank
the Bee
South Market Street
Spdgie
C. B. Troxell
West
Patrick Street
R. E. Creager
Florist
Tiarmeont
Maryland
Landis
Maine
S. Market Street
Mountain City Creamery Company
North Bentz Street
H.R
Morse School of Telegraphs
Atlanta
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Tex
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R.auer Lewis
E. C. Shepherd
Register and Caledo
Eood
Gome
Wr. J. Hammond
West Fifth Street
Hudson's Bakers
East Patrick Street
Catare
East
East Third Street
Appis
EH. V. Darrow
N.market St
Larce Stable
Appipso Ls. Chogan
N. Market &T Mariéatt
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Addrees
Billy
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J. D. Zimmerman
Last Church Street
Fred Md
Mrs. & Snook
Shookstows
Bentz Street
James E. Siaan
W.B. Fount
E.J Hudson
Grace Shiples
Edith Ritchiz
Cramer & Stauffer
E. Gramer
D. W.staupfer
Church St
Puersville
Amos Kyler
Ladies Nore
Bialti
N. Market
Donde Hones
W. Fourth St
Josiah Englar
Union Bridge
Blumenooer
Market Street
Stephen Foat
E.H Heffner
Diesereen
Mostgomery County
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Chicago
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Poins
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St.Louis
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Chicago Express
Griswold
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