Week of War News and Global Financing Actions
In a week of conflict, Jovan signals another victory while markets react to Russia’s internal loans. The piece notes Russian efforts to bolster revenue through bond sales in Edna and New York, Japan’s advancing forces in Manchuria, and Allied finance maneuvering as the war unfolds with shifting fronts around Mukden and the Sungari river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Russia
Patllefield
Manchuria
Tassia
Bor
Joan
Ber
Edna
New York
Kirgalimn
Taldjien
Ronson
Nukilen
Ila
Rusia
Crombedi
Sie
Taugut
Utak
Rojestrensky Snilel
Great Sea
Tokle
Nat Oyawo
Myiiaud
St Dubsisburg Ilisnatches
Bagun
Sipinghal
Flo Pass
Wille
Waraneing Porthorard
Railraid
Alrady Wis
Warbaw clash leaves dozens dead and wounded
In Warbaw a riot erupted as about 1,000 protesters gathered on Teika Street amid a memorial for a political leader. Police and military forces engaged, firing into the crowd. At least forty four people were killed and many wounded. further casualties feared. Authorities barred a congress addressing cholera amid rising violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poller
Waranw
Teika
Svelalis Hnoa
Thermoon
Jorsoua
Gill
Moscow
Chicago mayor election result and city ticket tilt
Chicago voters chose Edward F. Trones as mayor with 24 248 votes and a 045 lead over Joan Bayard Hichon while Republican and Socialist candidates trailed. John F. W. Himilski was re elected City Attorney by over 17 000 votes, as Liemocratic candidates Blocks and Anson led for City Treasurer and Clerk respectively. The mayoral total reached 2237S with 419 208 total votes cast, up 12 from two years ago. Debs faction and Socialist vote patterns noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Trones
Arth
Kadwiit
Meyer
Chicago
Sudeed Larter
A. Hurrtrin
Joan Bayard Hichon
Tre Chlet
John FW. Himilski
Wekot
Ling Veen
Webb
Monk
Mmore
Frederick W. Blocks
Adrian G. Anson
Anton
Dene
Majorsity
New York Faces Mysterious Epidemic of Cerebro-Spinal Fever
An article notes a rapid spread of a disease resembling cerebro spinal meningitis across New York City. It details high mortality, uncertain remedies, and prior medical advances, while stressing the urgent need for a practical cure and thorough investigation into transmission and impact on the poor districts. Potential links to small outbreaks and varying forms are observed as researchers seek effective treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wena
Thay Fee
Elasson
New York City
MlLack
Cocaine Use Among Negroes Sparks Police Crusade
A police tribute notes rising cocaine use among Negroes in Mesa and surrounding areas. Officials warn the problem has grown to dangerous levels as vagrants are targeted in a broader crackdown. The push comes amid wartime efforts and heightened anti-vagrancy campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Jackwon
Mesa
Misread Text From Local College Meeting and Tragic Death
A garbled report describes a college meeting at Kanais State cultural college and a tragedy involving Marla daughter of George Nower of Upnee Bandusky Ohio. The passage mentions a national letter convention and references a governor and other unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanais Stata Agele Tultural College
Te Gage Reekdent Nichols
Marla
Danghler
George Nower
Upnee Bandusky
Ohio
Hepl
Miraenpally
Roosevelt's Westward Sendoff on Exploratory Tour Begun
President Roosevelt begins a lengthy continental journey through the West, with a entourage including Secretary Cortlandt and reporters. The party travels by private car Rocket and other equipment, stopping at Louisville, St. Louis, and San Antonio. Roosevelt plans to consult telegraph couriers to stay in touch and may adjust the trip if necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gm Bomifasd Weat
Lue Station
Twosevelt Mmuday Ioral
Seithiweat
Mans Fries
MC Latta
J. K. McGrew
Alenognath Ora
AL Strobmeyer
Presa
Ekisbouta
San Antonio
Pas
Okinoma
Colarisin
de Mountain
Washington
Tn Mantis
Volavado
Siich
Ubteativi
Lambert
NEW CANAL COMMISSION SALARY DETAILS REVEALED
War Department announcement lists salaries for canal commission leaders. President approves 7500 for commissioner travel and 2500 extra, chief engineer 17000, governor 10000, plus travel and house allowances. Total compensation 102500, with prior totals at 120000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheiruan
Magiai
Cartabenna
Toi
Walt
M.t- Badicott
UL S
Gen Prler
Maing
A. Apoten
Gawaht M. Hrust
Corms Oginecra
Renjaurin
Esrhod
Hess
War Department
Kadt
Theo
Isthaias
Sotunivision
Fragmentary Gazette: Royalty, Coin Hoard, and Inventor Notes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Grand Duke Bergin earning 1,500,000 yearly, Mary’s king owning the world’s largest coin collection valued at 600,000, and Richard Strutt’s clock invention claiming 200 years. Also references Emanuel Sclit re Conchal Gibbons of Baltimore, Senor de Calngan, and various royal and scholarly figures amid scattered international notes.
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Sevlele
Ienforna Accept
Maelish
Mustestor
Russia
Ile
Emanuel Sclitre
Conchal Gibbons
Naltimere
Lie
Senor de Calngan
Spantes Sainister
Washington
Grand Duke
Bergin
Bond Trayleirh
Isward
Santeingham
London
Thrace
France
Tollowache
Opty-Toucary
Poetias
Apdoek
M. Quaiseliy
W. R. Duasian
The Suburbs of Fin and the Old World Morality
A lengthy critique contrasts modern urban life with old moral codes. It warns that commerce and ease tempt men toward vice while women embody virtue, duty, and domestic authority. The piece dramatizes a struggle between ambition, sin, and the ideal of womanly gentleness guiding family and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fin
Maretugtan
Geo
Uwe Yinh
Eharms
Ile
Binliess
Lerhape
Slat
Tte
Anon
Ain
The Perfect Woman by Rev Henry Bronatton Barnes
A reflective essay argues on virtue and womans role citing Proverbs. It contrasts ideal womanhood with flawed men, noting inherent powers and duties while urging moral restraint and self improvement in both genders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gal
Linsts
St. Peter
Goms
Ste. Baye
Biom
Levon
Aiann Lins
Henry Bronatton Barnes
Wien
Sunday School Lesson on Humility and Service
The text reflects on Jesus teaching about serving others and humility, contrasting generous giving with heartfelt devotion. It highlights figures like Mary and Martha, the rich and poor, and the call to act with love, penance, and true devotion rather than outward appearances, urging readers to seek God’s approval through humble service.
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Elfin
Lyon
Wutnert
Simo
Bradilon
Husharel
Tank
Nicaecu
Martheid Mary
Lagnnus
Madihew
Mark
Seary
Pesus
Silveelf
Judas
R. Veankes & Ryings
Mhouwes
Arai
Fesua
Avery
Belog
Mery
Eard
Clergy Hopes and Political Moves Echo in Cuba Visit
Charchant Cleres reports that Morage B. Mancers of Columbia sails for Cuba to begin salstopal week. The Rev. Whitefield of First Presbyterian Newport is invited to Washington’s Guaton temple. Arlington Bererhuert, Greton, asks to accept the invitation of Harry Tener for a memorial chuitel. The New Methodist Church likely links to candidates supporting republican causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mancers
Columbia
Cuba
Whitefield
Newport
Guaton
Washington, D
Arlington
Greton
Chuitel
J. Bo
Republicasion
Wahi
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Jovan
Lama
Gioerlich
Sipingtala
St. Petersburg
Chicago “Elect
Jude Benie
Haredan
Weah Ty
Lisa
Tle Stewart
Twa
Soeintista
Mira Yates Fae
Thia
Cultus
Debs
Gall
Collina Kol
Curinels
Hie Street
Oudoe Be
NEW Canal Commission
Poe
Danisil Pleiy Pont
Neeper
Nethany- al
Enurad
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