Week's War News and assorted world events
A digest of wartime moves and diplomacy features Russia Japan and Britain with reports of potential peace talks and strategic encirclements. Also covered are ship collisions in Lake Huron, a Milwaukee public event, a Confederate Veterans reunion, executions in Denver and Athens, and notable appointments in academia and government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Confederate Veterans
Louleville
France
Cheaspeake Bay
Frederick Arnold
Newtom Andrews
Amanda Yousabiood
Denver
Colorado
Russia
Japan
Sam Quentin
Cal
Democratic Party of
Sweden
O Cverte
Norway
Whh
Ronsevelt
Manchester
England
Buenos Ayres
St. Petersburg
Nashashisa
Crea
Bames
Stephen LD. Lee
Louisville
New Orleans
General Storum
East River
Middle Village
Long Island
Margaret of Connaught
Prince Gustavus Adolphus of
St. George's Chapel
Windsor
Canterbuury
Getating
Saighton Grange
Cheshire
Washington
Paul Morten
Santa Fe
Florence RL Sabin
Johns Hopkins Wniversity
Baltimore
Aitals
Magnificent
Tetuan
Duchess of Westminster
Cambridg
Navy Department
Beret
Joharn Hoch
State Supreme Court
Deneen
Chicago
Delannis
Athens
Abe
Eibing
Germany
Schichau Works
William Cheesbrough
London
Schenk
Fia Anetons
Schemed
Theo. P. Detyannis
Greece
Gamsier
Gma
Pittsburg
James Dockery
St Lews
Mississippi
Carnegie “Hero Fund
W. R Carroll
New York
Cossens & Carroll
Kansas City
William Mitchell
Troy
Kas
Chicago predicts end of teamsters strike by week’s end
A Chicago report claims the teamsters strike will end soon with strikers likely to call it off themselves. Assistant State's Attorney Fake calls strike evidence singularly strong, while attention shifts to bribery charges against labor leaders and related strike actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Teamsters
Fake
Connecion
Starieg
Multiple World Events and Disasters Reported
The blast at Ivan colliery Khartisk kills 30. a Dubuque man dies in a runaway. Cuban patriot Gomez dies in Havana. unions and race-track crackdowns spark Missouri action. Franco German tensions ease as Moroccan talks advance. Western Maryland wreck kills 25. Moscow fire destroys stores for the Far East army. Thaw settlement reaches 75,000. Indiana’s Jesse Wilson named successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Collery
Khartsisk
Elizabeth Benn Randall
Galesburg
Umberto Phili
Florence
Italy
Ges_ Kuropatkin
William Clark
Dubuque
Maximo Gomez
Spain
Vedado
Havana
Cubam Congress
William H. Summer
Schuyler National Bank
Schuyler
Belfast
Folk
Missouri
St. Louis County
Lake Shore
New York
Western Maryland Railroad
Jesse Wilson
Indiana
St. Louis
Moscow
Far East
Charles Thaw
Liew
Mississippi aims at boosting home industry and bonds
Mississippi voices support for state protection of manufacturers and rail rates, citing Mississippi Bank stability and new depot in Tupelo. The piece praises the Mississippi Railroad Commission and local boosters, urges unity to grow the state’s economy, and mentions projects from Lamar County to Greenwod and Pascagoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Texas
Cracker Trust
Mississippi Railroad Commission
Mississippi
Jackson
Supreme Court
Milread Commission
Mobile & Ohio
Tupelo
Mobile & Obie Railroad
Lamar County
Lamar
Han Jai
Mississippi Central Railroad
Pascagoula i
Pascagoula
Mississippi Matters and State Budget Debate
A detailed review of state finances outlines Miller’s view on borrowing needs and the governor’s stance on funding. The piece references department figures, education institutes, and the upcoming summer schedule, including insurance, seals, and a pending bankruptcy case in Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Education
Department of Sttute
Mourning for General Gomes Bids Havana to Pause
The city enters a three day mourning for General Gomes who died Saturday evening. Flags fly at half mast, streets and venues draped in black, and a guard of honor forms at the palace. Citizens attend processions, concerts, and public events as officials allocate funds and plan the funeral for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomes
Safot
Folk orders crackdown on horse race betting in St. Louis
Governor Folk after talks with the Attorney General sent a letter to Sheriff Heroes of St. Louis County directing immediate arrest of race track participants violating the law. He cites open felonies in the city by registering bets and vows to provide deputies or state help to enforce the crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Cite
Folk
Hadley
St. Louis County
St. Louis
Senator Hicks Dies in Marshal Missouri
State Senator L. D. Hicks of Marshal dies at his daughter Adaore’s home in Lamar Missouri after a three week illness. He had supported or opposed a wartime racing law questioned by opponents and his death followed the bill’s expiration event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar
L. D Hicks
Marshal
Adaore
Dix
Senate
Pan
Antipet Cacetrack
Zamhima
Mixeoert
Open shop threat looms after Typerthetae charter suspension
A mass meeting at Crawford theater led St Louis Typerthet ae to back resolutions seeking reinstatement in the Intermatic Committee hospital policy and charter recovery. The move follows a nine hour day demand and 13 50 weekly wage, with fears of a broader strike if open shop is declared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iecar
Rudgery
Five Hendred Persons Killed in Khartsisk Explosion
An explosion at a Khartsisk coal mine in Ekmerinoday Southern Bessia on June 13 killed five hundred people. The disaster occurred at the vac colliery operated by the Pussiar Dometz company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ekmerinoday
Bessia
Khartsisk Be
Pussiar Dometz Company
Reading for Girls How to Choose Books and Grow
Margaret E Sangster urges girls to read widely for pleasure and education, blending novels with history. She highlights works by Hearn Kipling Oliphant Brontes Eliot and Queen Elizabeth era studies, and urges focused reading plans tied to great figures and national history to broaden vision and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bovels
Margaret E Sangster
Joseph & Jewes
Gret Geeston
Abel
Jana
Gellem
Sory-teller
Eiria
Lascathe Hearn
Japan
India
Rutvard Kipling
Tedia
Flora Annie Steele
Mre Oliphant
Charlotte Bronte
George Eliot
Jane Auseo
Massachusetts
Kentucky
Connecticut
New York
Tennessee
Washington
Roosevelt
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Deen
Wild Flower Beauty and the Joy of Country Wanderings
Candace Wheeler argues that wildflowers invite personal freedom in rural spaces where collecting blooms becomes a quiet craft. The essay extols learning what to gather and how to care for it, linking floral pastime to everyday happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randeides
Candace Wheeler
Unclear skin care advice from old manuscript
Instructions describe facial cleansing with castile soap and alcohol, followed by rubbing with meal and warm then cold water. Recommends a complexion cream to soften skin and open pores, plus a facial wash mix and home remedies for general cleanliness.
Sage Hair Tonic From Dried Leaves and Alcohol
A traditional hair tonic recipe uses four ounces of dried sage leaves soaked in a pint of alcohol and two pints of rainwater for a week. Strain, reuse the leaves with two quarts of water, reduce to a quart, then mix with the extract and a dram of tincture. Apply with a small amount and rub into the scalp.
Collars described as ornate and delicately embroidered
A fragment describes children's collars as mostly scalloped or squared with fine edges. It notes two plain raw collars and two delicately embroidered pieces with floral and cerofis motifs, as finely made as a handkerchief.
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Wak Tm
Com Aévices
Manchuria
Count Inouye
Roesia
Korea
London Daily Telegraphs
Tien Tsim
Lineviteh
Oyama
M. Witte
Baron Kurima
ERAL
H. F. Blakeslef
Son
Carroll
McComb. City
Chica
China
Finandis
Mississipp
Greenwomd
Sam
Greenwood
Coat Eler
Galtport
Fernish Light
Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College
Macon
L. J. McLendon
Gurney
Law
Miller
Meiller
Ewe Cay
Peeentier
Fine Departant
Lowe
Wendie
Vie&sterg
Henenanem
Emer
Jew
Samed
Jertecorks
Lesritere
Sebtiers
Beasvotr Asin
Fisher
State Cottee Association
Beieg
Dar Amite
Ithhe
Leake
Wineroe
Lincoln
Lauderdale
Wilkimaen
Copiah
Organiaers
Spring Garden
Gow Wardaman
M. College
Starkville
Thompson Bros
Yazoo City
Vardamanthes
Shert
Rankin County
Jobo Davia
Floaca
Gen. Gomez
GOV. Folk
Senator Hicks
Lewis
Borex Mill
Deertie
William Parkinson
Borax Bill
St Louis Exposition
Shelbyville
Ind
Core Sandefer
Toledo
O. M. Burns
First National Bank of
Queen Elizabeth
Elizabeth
Walter Raleigh
Philip of
Belee
Souther
wBich von Heean
Saished
Wild Flower Beauty
Cheas
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