Japanese Influence in California News Described as Mixed
An article surveys Japanese in California amid anti Japanese sentiment following the 1904 1905 war era. It notes a growing Japanese business class, ownership of vineyards fruit ranches and hotels, and tensions with white workers and laborers. It highlights individuals Nagasawa Uchijima and the K D company and discusses migration, schooling, and societal roles.
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Temypit
California
San Pranciaco
Witton
Roosevelt
tubvauKe
Gene Krewe
K. D. Company
San Francisco
Fruit Vale
San Mateo County
San Joaquin Valley
Schoolhouse Far West in Aleutians Harboring Lone Eskimo Community
An isolated Eskimo settlement on Kekimo near Siberia lies over 40 miles from land with a drifting snowbound coast. A one story Episcopalian mission school built 20 years ago cost 3000 dollars. The tale notes a murder of a Cape Prince of Wales missionary and later use by Presbyterians after trade and violence between native groups. In 1894 the cutter Hear delivered a missionary couple and a year’s provisions to the schoolhouse.
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Giberia
Midai
Christian Herald
Mat Atka
Aleutian Islands
Indian Point
Siberia
St. Lawrence
Cape Prince of Wales
United States
Hear
Gambell
Dresden Anzeiger Gift Funds City Paper
The Dresden Anzeiger newspaper is owned by the city of Dresden as a charitable foundation. Dr. Justus Guents willed the paper to benefit public welfare with profits used for beautification and charity. Gifts have increased funding to about $60,000 annually for these causes.
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Dresden
Justus Guents
The Brave Heart Verse Fragment in New York
A poetic fragment cites Arthur Wallace Peach in New York and references embracing life with courage. It speaks of drinking bitter cups and facing dark days with battle song.
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Arthur Wallace Peach
New York
Origins of the Fan Term and Baseball Tidbits
A retrospective traces the origin of the word fan to Ted Sullivan while recounting early baseball locker room intrusions. The piece notes Princeton Yale trophy history, base running evolution after first base, and mentions a rumored $25 000 bid for Ed Kenetchy by Pittsburgh for St Louis.
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Ted Sullivan
Iseout
Chicago
Charlie Comiskey
Annie Latham
Yale
Princeton
N. J
C. Ko Ward
New Haven
Varsity
St. Louis
Ed Kenetchy
Cardinals
Kenetchy le
Wealth and want tug at a family's daily life
A fragmented, humorous collection of dialogues and vignettes shows a senior Aley seeking extra money from his father, a parson and Sandy Macgregor discussing Sabbaths, and various snippets about business, gifts, and social pretenses.
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Aley
Lippin, Cotta
Kirk
Sandy Macgregor
Paragao
Sandy
Foston Transcript
Past Glory Arrested Mention Sparks Court Fray
The Wesbhagtun Star reports a fragmentary court dialogue as a judge questions a defendant about past wrongs. The garbled text hints at a confrontation over accountability, with limited readable names and phrases from the scene.
Fragmentary phrase hints at a stalled event or delay
The readable text fragment references a light, a person named Porhauder, and a delay but provides no clear event, date, or outcome. Names and specifics are incomplete, yielding an unclear notice or caption from a historical page.
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Canfer
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Cone
Minds
Luke Sentlas
Hele
Aimee
Mirennauh
Athos
Californiia
Praneliog
Etute
Tanel Oriental
San Meanehwen
Ordur
Inoue
Tiene
Pete Leer
Hany Magia Wiburad
Ot Tm
Nagasaws
Liverpool
London
Uchijima
Sacramento Valley
Nagasawa
Japitione
Ran Prunelse
Amerinais
Dri
Adan
Fries
Bante Mesa
Mikiioote
Hiewral
Romie
Rene
Kiedis
Sionebiath
Californie
Lok
Rome
Han Fidaheed
bin Jie
Booru Prema
Bawetivu
Lave Atupelen
Mies
Orb
Boot San Rebtav
Ami Mie
Beattie
Wid Teron
Wish
Ambassador Chindaht
American Press Association
Anulapenses Peddier
Lonely Eskimo School
Rooter
Pittsburgh
Firet
Abe
Domme
Boston Transcript
Washington Herald
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