Japanese religious leaders seek unity Benevolence as common base
The New York Times notes Japanese leaders weighing Buddhism Shintoism and Christianity as the future empire religion. Count Okuma urges removing superstructures to reveal benevolence compassion and love. some churches plan a new divinity school amid talks to unite missionary and Japanese church workers.
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Doshisha Divinity Hall
American Missionary Board
New York
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Purifying Blood and Sarsaparilla Ads and Mekong Island Drift
An ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla for blood purification and vitality. The Bangkok Times reports a large Mekong river island near Cambodia in Siam drifting from its moorings, its size noted by trees and cultivation, with the owner seeking news. The island reportedly sank downstream after a freshet.
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Cambodia
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That Turn of Life and Mrs. Pinkham Advice
A lighthearted appeal promotes a tonic for women entering menopause. It claims widespread testimonials and offers free advice from Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts with a request to write for guidance.
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Supreme Court Defines Railroads Liability for Texas Fever Cattle
A railroad that carries cattle must supply disinfected cars to prevent spread of contagious diseases. In Illinois Central Railroad Co. vs Harris, the court held the shipper may claim the value of cattle lost due to using contaminated cars. The article also notes various ads and a Harvard president quote about aging and a birthday.
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N.Y
Persian Legation Woes Echo Old Diplomatic Turmoil
A historical account recalls the Persian ambassador Ghooli Khan in Washington facing public ridicule and security chaos, prompting the Persian legation to stay vacant. It hints at government plans to appoint a new representative amid similar parade risks. It also notes absurd Chinese imperial driving rules about straight streets and bridges to avoid corners and costs.
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Southern Progress: New Industries Spread Across Southern States
The Tradesman lists multiple new ventures including belting and broom factories in North Carolina, canning in Georgia, coal mines in Alabama, Texas, Virginia and West Virginia, a coal briquette plant in Tennessee, and various mills, quarries, and factories across Georgia, Louisiana, Florida, Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, and Virginia. The report highlights woodworking plants in Georgia and a $75,000 woodworking facility in Georgia.
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Tennessee
Alinndie
Ten- Neaseesa Hardware Company
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Prominent Doctors Kill Each Other Near Nagodoches
Two doctors, Dr. Taliaferra and Wiley Wilkins, shot and killed each other twelve miles south of Nagodoches Texas during a dispute after Wilkins sought an apology. The elder Wilkins was superintendent of Michelli mill. Taliaferra was the mill physician. The wake of Rev. J. F. Humphreys was interrupted by a separate clash where Dicey Nobles was struck and injured by John Lacey. Confederate graves at Camp Chase decorated. professor Barbard Green begins architectural competition judging.
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Postwar Refugees Find Edges In Quiet Camp
An unclear passel of names and places outlines a late war era evacuation scene. The fragment hints at individuals such as Gill Purges Grinnaby and Gow ear athielgil fu mawito, with mentions of a vigil, a guide, and a camp amid uncertain travel.
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Novica Gill
Grinnaby
Beale
Gietemter
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