Pact Between United States and Japan Aims to Preserve Pacific Status Quo
Noted officials report an accord between the United States and Japan outlining five articles to safeguard peaceful Pacific commerce and the existing balance of power. It defines mutual restraint against aggression, upholds equal opportunity for trade in China, and commits to consult on any event threatening the status quo or equal opportunity in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Japan
Tyre Goaliriee
Pacific
China
Unitedtates
Kalshrun Shoois Traced To Family Feud In New York
In a chaotic incident in a Kalshrun area residence, a man fired multiple shots at his mother Victoria Kallehrun and brother, killing the brother and injuring others. The shooter, alleged to be motivated by money disputes with relatives, traveled from Jersey City with Albert Troguanyos before daylight. Authorities are reviewing the case as a family feud with possible financial motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
Kalshrun
William Me
Aed Miother
Victoria
Kallehrun
Kalietrun
New York City
Ralleprue
Jersey City
Albert Troguanyos
Bie Brother Lan
Tee
Syria
Tragic Accident At Thanksgiving Event In Sherman
A Thanksgiving gathering in Sherman ends in tragedy as a young woman is fatally struck by a stray gunshot. Survivors describe a chaotic scene as emergency responders arrive. Police report the incident occurred during a meal attended by local youths and families.
Quick Lynching of Three Negroes in Tiptonville Tennessee
In Tiptonville near Reelfoot Lake a mob hanged three men Marshall Stinebuck Edward Atinebuck and Jim Stinebuck after a quick trial for the murder of Deputy Sheriff Richard Burrow and wounding John Hull The crowd overwhelmed the jail and dragged the condemned to a tree where they were executed without delay The incident followed a disturbance at a local religious meeting and a pursuit by residents from Tiptonville and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiptonville
Tenn
Reelfoot Lake
Richard Burrow
John Hull
Marshall Stinebuck
Edward Atinebuck
Jim Stinebuck
Tipetonville
Tiptonvine
Ridgely
Fannler Owen
Posse
Ming
Selsing
Mad Father Kills Daughter Wounds Son In NY Family Tragedy
Carl Loose, a 57 year old New York baker, returned home after an all night absence and opened fire on his family. Meta Loose, 17, died from a breast wound. Frederick Loose, a Lutheran minister, was wounded and survived. Love was arrested for murder amid family tensions and a call from Ya DP church.
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Minys
Carl Loose
New York
Baker
Meta
Frederick
Love
Frederick Loose
Loose Fatty
Laone
Loose
Injury at Footbell Game Raises Grave Recovery Fears
During a footbell game between Temma Roy and Typten, Bart Attien was badly injured after being tackled and carried off. Grave fears are entertained for his recovery as the match ended.
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Attien
Hnd
Temma Roy Iting
Chy
Typten
Bart Attien
Laiee
Lamphere Found Guilty of Arson in Gunness Case
Kay Lamphere was found guilty of arson in the 1908 Laporte Indiana fire that killed Mrs. Belle Gunness and her three children. A jury of peers deliberated from Wednesday evening, and Judge Richter sentenced Lamphere to Michigan City State Prison for an indeterminate term of two to twenty-one years, fined $6,000, and disfranchised for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Smphere
Belle Gunness
Gunness
Laporte
Ind
Richter
Michigan City
Mets
Lamphere
Henry Mille
Milla
Disaster at Malta Port Sinks Sardinia With Many Feared Dead
A British steamer Sardinia sailing from Liverpool to Alexandria caught fire at Malta’s Voletta port. With nearly 200 Arab pilgrims aboard and 44 crew, the ship burned within minutes sending people overboard amid exploding holds. Rescue efforts faced strong tides and chaotic conditions as flames devastated the vessel.
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Portal
Voletta
Malta
Sardinia
Ellermanine
Liverpool
Alexandria
King
Gilbert Know King Dead and Named King
The report notes Gilbert Know King died and Gilbert named king. It mentions two prominent Brooklyn manufacturers and a temporary Los Angeles residence with illness and complications. It also references King’s past work in Blam manufacturing with Theodore Roosevelt and his relation to the president’s widow.
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Gilbert
King
Promigiant Manuattqurer
Brooklyn
Los Angeles
Theodore Roosevalt
Captain Negley Holds Fire and Flame In Desperate Cruise
In the Indomitable Niy, Captain Negley fights to save his ship after a devastating fire. Pugh tries to take control while Miss Stansbury exposes cowardice and urges rescue efforts as Macready aids the wounded captain and the crew. The harbor returns to a smoky, wreck-strewn scene with Negley determined to reach safety.
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Nugley
Laird
Iselvi
Nogley
Stvam
Von
Sim
Pelee
Negley
Misa Stansbury
Macready
Petes
Clwb
Trishman
Pugh
Iaea
Tian
Tim
Snck
Togh
Pyh
Lara
Miss Stansbury
Laird and Piass
Tara
Nogiey
Desperate escape aboard ship amid storm and pursuit
In a waning voyage sequence the boat is lowered and fights a heavy rain and gale as Ernst and Denny row toward Saint Pierre's wreck, with Lara supported by a determined trio. Pugh's sneer at a port-hole marks peril as the boat nears the beach, while a Syrian immigrant tale unfolds at home, contrasting hope and hardship in New York amid a flood of arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst
Macready
Lara
Pugh
Saint Pierre
Denny
Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy Endorsed by Patient Seeker
A woman writes from Lawrence Street about relief after an operation for female troubles using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits renewed health to the remedy and urges others with backache bearing down and periodic pain to try it, noting Mrs Pinkham offers advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lawrence St. Mane
Pinkham
Fable Told In Broken English By Tutian Schoolboy
A teacher in the Tutian quarter overhears Tony recounting the fox and the grapes in his class. Heede ftmty notes Tony’s vivid, if imperfect, rendition ending with a playful misquote about the old fox and the grapes turning sour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Joe
Kidney trouble relief story from Hope Valley ad
Amy Quebeck of Hope Valley reports eight years of kidney pain with back ache swelling and vision spots. After trying doctors she found relief using Deans Kidney Pills sold by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. The text also includes a humorous unrelated line about Mr SorrelTop and a punctuation joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Quebeck
Mediaule
St. Hope Valley
S. 1
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Divine Inspiration in a Clergyman's Study
A clergyman teases his daughter about prophecy and writing as she questions if God guides his pen. The scene shifts to a writer named Clara debating a novel’s plot with Maule as the heroine prepares to elope, highlighting authorial tension and romantic intrigue.
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Elle
Fittie
Dearie
Maule
Clara
Mont
Clara—Tees
Anon
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