China Rises to Monarchy Sparks Debate on Readiness
The article surveys China’s Manchu restoration and questions whether a forced political shift can deliver lasting reform without generations of education. It contrasts with Lord Haldane’s remark on England’s reforms delayed by lack of public demand. It then shifts to local notes on drilling, travel, dances, homesteads, and visitors in Carlsbad and nearby towns.
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China
Chang Hsun
Lord Haldane
England
Knowles Roundup Reports Local Movements and Ventures
Local residents travel to Midland Lovington and Hobbs while others plan purchases and farming moves. Neal and Wright buy cattle along the Texas line with a ten section stake. Mrs. J R Hamilton supplies produce for townsfolk as Elbert Shipp visits kin in Texas.
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F.C. Teague
Jno. McLaughlin
Ada Willholt
Lovington
Bank Shipp
Young Holloway
John Grant
Frank Teague
Wm. Holloway
W. G. Woverner
W. W. O'Neal
Clyde Hollo- V. Wright
B. H. Mosley
Roswell
Oakland
Jennie Forester
Effie
Straton
Oklahoma
Jeff Driskil
Elbert Shipp
Midland
Texas
M.D. McDaniel
Knowlow
K. C. Curtis
J. R. Hamilton
Knowles
Harve Easton
Andrews
Janie Shields
Patagonia
Arizona
Carlebad
Jo McGonagill
Charley
Cap McElroy
F. E. Wright
Hoy
B. H. Turner
Hobbs
Ronweil
New Mexico
C. M
Red Cross origins traced to Camillus de Lillis statue
A letter to the New York Evening Post recounts the Red Cross badge origins dating back 230 years. It credits Camillus de Lillis for nurse reforms and notes Pope Leo XIII canonized him as patron of nurses on June 22, 1886, with the cross emblem adopted by the society earlier.
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New York Evening Post
Stephen H. Horgan
Camillus de Lillis
Sixtus V
Gregory XIV
Heapete
Camilla Compella Te Lillis
Camillus
Leo XIII
St. Camillus de Lillis
Th Clark Jewel Oil Stove Satisfied Customer Story
Carlsbad customer satisfied as Th Clark Jewel Oil Stove is exchanged for a used model. Ad notes trade in value and local availability for replacement stoves.
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Clark
Carlsbad
Nurse Sisters Save Mayor Gaynor From Death
The ailing Mayor Gaynor was moved to St Francis Hospital Hoboken where nurses chosen as the best in the United States cared for him. A Sister of St Francis with a red cross tended him day and night, and he recovered his health.
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Gaynor
St. Francis's Hospital
Hoboken
United States
St. Francis
Portland Council passes horse and mule meat labeling ordinance
City officials in Portland regulate sale of horse mule and other animal meat with labels at least one inch high and mandatory inspection. First labeled horse meat market arrives with prices from four cents per pound for soup bones to thirteen and a half cents for T bone steaks.
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Portland
Ore
Coburn
Billy
Maud
Wireless phones for use by the WAVY Washington Navy
The navy will use wireless telephony and wireless telegraphy for war operations. A year ago Navy Secretary Daniels and Well system officials completed a three day mobilization with wire and telephone communication linking offices to naval units. Officials report further development of wireless telephone for naval service.
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Washington
Weilux
United States Navy
Daniels
Navy
Navy Department
Collar mixup prompts police appeal in Pleasantville
In Pleasantville New Jersey a mix up over shirts collars and cuffs led to bundles being handed to Chief of Police Krewsen who is expected to locate the owners. The cry collar collar who’s got my collar underscores the confusion.
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Pleasantville
N. J
Krewsen
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Sm. H. Mullane
Mexico
Carlsbad Printing Company
Will Purdy
J. F. Flowers
Wild Mustang
Secretary of Navy
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