Open Door in Manchuria Ends Trade Discrimination
The article argues the Russo Japanese War guarantees an open door in Manchuria and China for all nations. It notes rising U S–China trade, especially cotton goods from the South, and warns of a Chinese boycott of American goods despite continued tariff openness and expected diplomatic remedies.
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Russia
United States
Japan
South
Lay
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China
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Hans
England
America
Uncle Sam
Great Commercial Guilds
Old Virginia Lovers Reunite After Half Century
Mrs Lela Moir of Lynchburg Virginia traces a youth romance with Charlie Clay once of the same region. They exchanged letters after fifty years, planned marriage, but he died in Washington state before she could reach him. She travels toward Omaha to meet him or his grave.
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Ouimla
Lela Moir
Lynchburg
Lad
Lela Saunders
Charlie Clay
Clay
Tidle
Miss Saunders
Eline Lodge
Washington State
Moir
Clolg Good
West
Washington
Wooobisl
Japanese Reason for Success in Baron Komura Comment
Baron Komura attributes Japan’s success to a just cause, absolute honesty in administration, and extreme simplicity of life among the people. The statement emphasizes moral governance and national frugality as key factors behind Japan’s achievements.
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Baron Komura
Japan
New Orleans Welcomes Federal Pandemic Sanitation
Beau Butler notes New Orleans embraced federal control of yellow fever sanitation, with citizens funding the effort. He recalls General Butler’s wartime role establishing sanitation and strict quarantine, despite criticism, as key to preventing the disease.
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The
Buffato Express
Ben Butler
New Orleans
General Butler
Tie
Literary Works of John Hay to be Published by His Daughter
The essay notes that John Hay selected his literary executor, his daughter Mrs. Payne Whitney formerly Miss Helen Kang, to prepare and publish his papers. It highlights her own literary work, including poetry and stories for children, and mentions her life in Washington and London with her husband Payne Whitney.
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John Hay
Payne Whitney
Helen Kang
Hay
Whitney
Miss Hay
London
Adelbert Hay
Danger in Door Knobs Contamination Warning Emerges
A dirty door knob is condemned as an obvious sanitary offense by the Lancet. Repeated contact with the knob can transmit contamination over time, highlighting risks from shared surfaces and urging stricter hygiene practices to prevent disease spread.
The Parasol Debate Over Parcel Post in Trade
The St Paul Trade argues mail order houses harm local merchants by concentrating business in large cities and pressuring small stores and department stores. It warns of a two class parcel post and endless chain scheme favoring big mail order houses over local sellers. Catalog shopping is cheaper but lacks selection, risks disappointment, and tempts buyers with unnecessary purchases.
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St.Seq
Puartera
Cetmrtesy Oso
Washington
Chicago
San Francisco
Avenner
Heading Off Lotteries
Information from the Post Office Department alleges lottery ticket selling resumes in the United States. An investigation targets an individual from Isimburg and organizations linked to state lotteries in Tamburg Kensches and Plessian. Readers are warned that solicitations for ticket drawings are being mailed from New York to the public.
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Orpichine
United States
Eh Des
Isimburg
Plessian
Sreniurs
New York
Ombure
Soversany
Paimburg
Mellon bankers oppose Standard Oil Trust
The Mellons of Pittsburgh, noted bankers, started an opposition against the Standard Oil Trust and were promptly penalized or opposed.
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The
Washington Post
Mellons
Pittsburg
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