One Week of War Shows Japan Victory in Finance
The article reports Japan gaining a major victory not on Manchurian battlefields but in global finance. Japan reportedly floated a 150,000,000 loan in London and New York on favorable terms, surpassing Russian efforts and signaling shifts in European and American banking.
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Japan
Russia
Manchuria
London
New York
Ruser
Sue
Reed
Hojestvensky
Ruesin
Jean
Linevitti
Odex Segisky
Nusse
Rodentvensky
Tokio
Oyfiina
Syesitier
Sipingrad
Tieses
Tatvin
Gren
Linowiter
St. Petersbure
Tader
Ig Frankix
Detersburg
Voeuwooef
Mukden Hive
Lisrhia
Chicago elects Democrat Edward Dunne mayor in upset
Edward F. Dunne won Chicago mayoral race by a 24 248 plurality over John Maynard Harlan with a 945 edge over combined Republican Prohibition and Socialist votes. John I. Smulski retained as City Attorney, defeating W B Mosk by over 17 000. Democratic Frederick Bilocki and Adrian Anson also prevailed for Treasurer and Clerk as the ticket powered the city slate.
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Edward F. Dunne
Chicago
Carter H. Harrison
John Maynard Harlan
John I. Smulski
W. B. Mosk
Frederick W. Bilocki
Adrian C. Anson
Anson
Dunne
Ros
Four Slain in Warsaw Riot as Mob Attacks Police
In Warsaw a mob of Jews clashed with a mixed police and military patrol. Shots fired by socialist leaders sparked the attack, wounding many and causing arrests. Report cites forty four fall while crowds hid most of the injured.
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Warsaw
Drika Street
Soviatetie
Chereupon
Moscow
Congress
Mysterious Fever Hits New York With Meningitis Alert
A chaotic report describes an outbreak of spinal meningitis in New York City. Health officials warn of rapid onset and high fever with severe symptoms, urging vigilance as cases surge across neighborhoods and hospitals respond.
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New York
S York
Ne Yara
RS Po
Farai Tyre
Crusade Proposes Action To Curb Cocaine Use
A discussion among officials outlines drastic measures to fight cocaine use amid a rising outbreak in Jaecksen and surrounding areas. The plan ties drug suppression to broader efforts like the war on vagrants, with police departments preparing enforcement steps.
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Jaecksen
Terres
Genme
Paice Department
Kansas Aggie students petition governor over president Nichols
Students at the Kansas State Agricultural College demand the ouster of President Nichols Marie daughter of George Bower of Upper Sandusky Ohio after a mass meeting. She swallowed nearly a bottle of pills and died. Railroads refuse fair rates prompting the National Letter Carriers convention to consider Sept 4 to 11 in Minneapolis rather than Portland Oregon.
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Kansas State Agricultural College
Nichols Marie
George Bower
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Minneapolis
Portland
Ore
Hoosier Happenings Where Neighbors Share Local News
Community notices on marriages deaths accidents and crimes from Indiana towns highlight personal milestones and general interests. Names places and dates reflect local life and ongoing events affecting residents.
Numerous Indiana incidents and events crowd region news
Reports recount drownings, boat accidents, post office robberies, factory plans, missionary travel, rail collisions, barn fires, a court house contract, a fatal switchman injury, a baseball injury, a mysterious barn fire, a gas explosion injuring a bride, fire department construction, a near drowning child, a medical jaw injury, theater work shifts, a park exhibit, a farmer institute, a murder victim found near Medaryville, a historic home in Floyd county, a large Peruvian fire, and a Panama Canal commission appointment for a local stenographer.
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Tarry Rogers
Princeton
White River
Cynthiana
Grafton Johnson
Indiana
Anderson
G. S. Bginford
Japan
America
Richmond
Frank Rucker
J. 8
Rucker
Seymour
Linton
Indiana Southern
James Sheets
Zionsville Grays
John A. Jackson
South Bend
Touss
Abraham Stanley
Rielmond
Bedford
Nowie
Board of Commissioners
Newton County
Erick Lund
Hammond
Court House
Rentland
Winburn
Pierre
Wits Soe
Averata
City Council
Alexandria
Cty
James Treaton
Muncie
Jesse McNeill
Columbus
Marguerite
Tiaust
Rankin
Emd
Fort Warne
Munge
McCutlock Park
Itemitboan Electrician
Corydon
Floyd
Philadelphia
Wilson
Isle
William Robertson
Erie Township
Peru
Ross E. Luellen
Union Traction Company
New York
Panama
Cripps Carrier Faces Night of Snow and Grace Oglander Missing
In a bleak Beckley scene amid a blizzard the Squire frets for Grace Oglander missing since yesterday. Cripps and Esther Cripps struggle home with a snowbound Dobbin as townsfolk debate Grace’s fate and a perilous family secret.
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Black Horse
Esther
Thomas
Neighbor Cripps
Dobbin
Gracie
Joan
Carringe
Mr. Oglander
Jean
Bob
Grace
Mrs. Fermitage
Esther Cripps
Grace Oglander
Exodus
Oxford
Baker Cripps
Beckley
Hardy Kale
Master Cripps
Hiss
Mealy
Zachary Cripps
Squire
The Clergyman’s Self Defense System
A young man asks about learning self defense and the pastor explains Solomon’s system found in Proverbs. He notes that a soft answer turns away wrath as the best form of defense learned in youth.
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Solomon
Strange Theory of Longevity from a Bedbound Baron
Baron Hugo Orthel, a Muscovite land owner, has not left his bed for ten years yet remains in perfect health. He believes longevity comes from avoiding physical exercise while keeping the brain active. He personally oversees his estate from bed, receiving stewards and tenants, and travels the world in a portable bed.
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Baron Hugo Orthel
Questioning Education Sparks Debate in Houston Post Style
A dialogue highlights class and marriage concerns with a father asking about education at the University of Delaware and a terse reply. The piece notes a girl should aim to keep her fiancé away from a widowed father’s influence as framed in a Houston Post style excerpt.
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University of Delaware
Houston Post
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