Global unrest and war news dominate brief World section
The United States faces anti American demonstrations in northern Mexico with advised caution for travelers and potential moves toward international mediation. In Europe, Kitchener’s loss at sea shocks Britain while Russian offensive gains momentum on the Galician front.
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Chihuahua
San Luis Potois
Nuevo Leon
State Department
Carranga
Wilson
el Paso
Texas
United States
Chihuahua City
Staly
Foreign Club
Carranza
Warl Kitchener
Russia
Hampshire
Orkney Islands
Great Britain
Pripet
Roumania
Reichstag
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Germany
Bowen-Colthurst
F. Sheehy Skeffington
McIntyre
Greek King Demobilizes 160000 Men as War Ends
European War updates report King Constantine of Greece signing orders to demobilize twelve army classes totaling about 160000 troops amid celebrations and fears for the government’s hold after disbandment. Entente pressure and port embargoes prompted the move.
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Constantine
Greece
Salonika
Kavala
Fort Vaux
Verdinn
Teutons
Berlin
Ypres
Hiooge
Pripet
Roumanian
Petrograd
Tarl Kitchener
Hugh James O'Beirne
Sofia
O. A. Fitzgerald
Earl Kitchener
Hilershaw
Frederick Donaldson
Saloniki
Sarrall
Art
Petrogrea
Constantinople
London
Sato to become Japan's ambassador to the United States
Amuro Sato, now an attaché at the Japanese foreign office, is expected to assume his post as ambassador to the United States around September 1, succeeding Viscount Chinda who will head the British mission.
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Japan
United States
Amuro Sato
Sato
Foreign Office
Viscount Chinda
Great Britain
Austria
James W. Gerard
Wilson
Puerto Plata
Monte Christi
New London
Conn
Daniels
Rural Community Building Planned
Congressman Lever plans to pilot rural community building in South Carolina this fall. The project will showcase rural credits warehouse receipt standardization and cotton standards with expert help to form a cooperative community gin and market system. It aims to demonstrate value of cooperation and may take years to yield results.
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Columbia
Special
Washington
Lever
South Carolina
Mr. Lever
South
Leeer
Greenville City may condemn waterworks under act 220
Attorney General H Peeples holds act 220 amends section 3015 to authorize Greenville to condemn waterworks, reservoirs, and pipelines outside city limits for municipal purposes. The opinion cites Murphy v Kelley and Meaus sier v St Louis and states such eminent domain is for a public purpose.
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H. Peeples
City of Greenville
Wilton H. Earle
Greenville County
Murphy
Kelley
N.Y
Meaussier
St. Louis
S. W
New enterprises authorized and state constables to be kept
A number of new companies received charters including the South Atlantic Cotton Company at North Augusta with 4500 dollars capital, People’s Bonded Warehouse in Clin ton with 6000 to 10000 dollars, Aurorean Loterie of Charleston as a charitable society, The Williams Company of Greenville with 500 dollars capital, The Quality Shop Inc of Georgetown with 5000 dollars, The W R Pritchard Company of Charleston with 10000 dollars, and Allendale Auto Repair Company of Allendale with 1200 dollars. State constables to be withdrawn from Charleston though several constables will be kept in Charleston county and on the water front after a governor sheriff and mayor meeting. Governor Manning expressed satisfaction with Charleston reception.
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Grady Hospital
Charles W. Stewart
Tenth Battalion
Flanderson
Savannah
New York City
National Equal Suffrage Association
Chicago
Park Trammell
United States
Nathan P. Bryan
Florida
Arkansas
Judsonia
Ark
White County
Heber Springs
Hot Springs
Cabot
Delark
Dallas County
Maensett
Morrilton
Greenland
South Atlantic Cotton Company
North Augusta
Clinton
Aurorean Loterie
Charleston
Williams Company
Greenville
Quality Shop, Inc
Georgetown
Hyde
Gov. Manning
Martin
Tristram T. Hyde
Charleston County
Water Front
The Path of Noble Deeds and Thoughts
A reflection on how noble deeds and thoughts elevate the heart to higher levels, echoing Longfellow. The verse underscores virtue guiding speech and action, inspiring gratitude and uplift.
Dainty puddings and desserts from a kitchen guide
Roil water with corn starch and fruit juice to form a clear base then fold in beaten egg whites and custard sauce for a light pudding. Prune souffle with meringue and whipped cream, rhubarb and raisin pudding with brown sugar, butter and boiling water, date steamed cake, and caramel rice pudding with caramel coating and baked rice custard.
Quote on backing up words from J G Holland
The remark insists that any sermon poem picture or play must be supported by action behind it. It emphasizes that without backing, art and rhetoric lose value and credibility.
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J. G. Holland
Different Sauces And Their Preparation Techniques
A compact guide to sauces including Drawn Butter, Bechamel, Hollandaise, Brown, Oyster, Lobster, and Bread sauces. Each entry covers ingredients, basic method, and serving suggestions with emphasis on achieving appropriate flavors for plain dishes.
Turks Show Little Interest In Stage At Ghalce Don
In Constan tinople near the ancient Ghalce don stands a single Turkish theater, a rickety wooden building that seats many spectators. Performances occur three times weekly, are held in daylight, and are attended only by men.
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Kadi Keul
Ghalcedon
Constantinople
Mr. Pester Is Unkind in Odd Dialogue
A curt exchange shows Mr Pester dismissing a question about his niece's singing with a sharp remark. The judge adds a dismissive line, framing a terse, humorous scene.
His Own Lawyer and Dr Flint Will Dispute
A Richmond Times-Dispatch note discusses the will of Dr. Austin Flint, famed alienist expert witness, and how his own ambiguous, poorly drawn will has forced executors to seek court interpretation of his intent and disposition. The piece cites the adage that experts can misjudge their own matters and echoes the need for external judgment in testamentary matters.
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Austin Flint
Henas
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Tetrabelodon Jawbone Exhibited in Local Mine Find
A fossil declared by scientists to be the lower jawbone of the tetrabelodon, one of the earliest elephants, was shown here. It was found in a nearby mine near Baker, Oregon.
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Portland
Oregonian
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