American Board Missions Report Growth in Turkey Field Work
A report by the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions details Turkish field work, noting more workers and expanded tasks. It cites rising incomes in U S and Great Britain, services and communicants, and increased native labor and missionary reach, with references to Hawaiian and Philippine missions and Turkish government policy.
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Bouton
American Board of Commiuioners For Foreign Missions
United States
Thacto
Philippines
Emperor Francis Josaph Receives Austrian Delegation
Vienna reports the emperor’s reception of the Austro-Hungarian delegation. The speech affirms resolve to maintain the empire, urges peace in the Balkans, and calls for Christian protection and reform in Serbia after a dynastic change regarded as a crime. The dialogue references the czar, king of England, and efforts to influence Turkey.
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Vienna
Francis Josaph
Alee
Austria
Bresia
Balkane
Europe
Austria-Hungary
Turkey
Bularia
Russia
England
Balkans
Servia
Nome Faces Debt Crisis and Communications Tie Up
Telegram reports Nome suffers a $75,000 debt with no income until June while merchants push cash purchases. A government wire service will link Nome within days after several tests. A schooner Yenith sails for winter near Golovin Bay with a 10 to 12 crew, vessel in poor condition. In Greece, the cabinet resigns as premier cannot secure support. In South Carolina, torpedo boats bound for Manila sail from Port Royal toward Key West.
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Beatile
Wash
Nome
St. Michaels
En Daya
Maida
Golovin Bay
Rural Prejudice Against City People Echoes In Legislature
An observant writer laments rural prejudice toward urban delegates in state legislatures. He notes city wealth and glamour shape rural views, while cities fear rural obstruction. The piece argues the bias persists though gradual changes may lessen it.
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New Orleans
Vimes-Democrat
Ume
Bobe
Carlotia
Bravery of Women Saves Railroad Workers From Powder Blast
A war correspondent recounts how three women, the wife and sister in law of a contractor and another woman, helped save men by dousing a burning embankment with water and hauling out powder canisters. They face severe burns as smoke and flames threaten a deadly explosion.
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Jamon James
Darling
Barnes
Solihereens
Khone
Ihey
Money Well Invested in Rosa Weiss Story
A Washington Post feature extols Rosa Weiss for self help through thrift and enterprise. She traded a yard of calico and sunbonnets into tuition funds, worked crops with a neighbor’s help, funded medical college training, and now practices medicine with a patient, practical approach to cooking apples.
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Rosa Weiss
Washington Post
Abe
Women's Medical College
Baltimore
St. Louis Clothing Co Displays Latest Styles
The latest catchiest styles of walk over shoes Stetson hats and neckties are elaborately displayed at the St Louis Clothing Company's establishment corner Second and Ohio Sweringen Co known for float class groceries and delicate specialties is noted in the same notice.
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St. Louis Clothing Company
Second and
Ohio
Sedalia weekly consvator subscription offer
An advertisement offers subscription options for the Sedalia Weekly Conservator, citing offers of two weeks or one year for a nominal price. It provides contact names James Wilson and W. H. Huston and lists C. M. English as manager at 104 East Main Street, Sedalia, Missouri.
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Sedalia
James Wilson
W. H. Huston
C. M. English
East Main St
Boston Cafe Bread and Ice Cream Quality Showcase
Boston cafe promotes its bread all grocers with delicious fresh home made loaves. It also highlights production of ice cream and urges customers to ask for Walech's Bread.
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Boston Cafe
Walech
Crofton Belt coat highlighted by St. Louis Clothing Co
An ad urges shoppers to see the Crofton Belt coat offered by up to date dealers The St. Louis Clothing Co. it promotes fall and winter purchases as incomplete without viewing the item and catalog.
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St. Louis Clothing Co
Alfred Benjamin suits at St Louis Clothing Co.
College students and others urged to buy Kuhn and Co. cars at the corner of Lamine and Pettis. The nobbiest neatest and flashiest suits of the season are Alfred Benjamin make at the gents emporium St Louis Clothing Company located at Corner Second and Ohio.
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Kuhn & Co
Lamine
Pettis Ats
Alfred Benjamin
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