Turpentine and grains mixed. futures steady at major markets
Wheat and corn prices hold firm in St. Louis and Chicago markets with Sept and Dec wheat at 1.58 and May 1.61. New York cotton quiet at middling 24.65, while New Orleans futures climb to 23.83 in March and 23.93 in May, with other commodities showing little change.
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Salvation Army Appeals for India Relief Funds
London reports a Salvation Army initiative to build hospitals training garrisons and welfare institutions to honor General Bramwell Booth. A world wide appeal targets one million dollars with half directed to India and Ceylon for 100 industrial village homes a major leprosy hospital and a central Calcutta hall.
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Bramwell Booth
Salvation Army
India
Ceylon
Calcutta
Bryan Eulogized by Upshaw in Memorial Services in New York
In New York a memorial service for William Jennings Bryan features Congressman William D. Upshaw of Georgia comparing Bryan to a rock of ages and praising his honesty and religious faith. Upshaw notes Bryan’s willingness to forgo a crown rather than compromise his principles while criticizing Clarence Darrow.
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Declares America Wants Italians of the Undesirable Class
In Williamstown Harvard professor Edward M East criticizes Count Ciprico of the Italian Senate during a round table lecture. East argues that America does not welcome Italians with perceived low social value and endorses Malthusian limits on population and emigration as a solution to Italy's supposed overflow.
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Skeleton found near Boston identified as C L Butler
Nathan Butler and Miss Thelma Butler identified the clothing and razor found at the scene as belonging to C L Butler formerly of Grady county. The pair confirmed the stone bore Butler’s writing and said he had warned family he might not meet them again. The case points to death by own action and insanity.
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Samonia
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Hastings
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Woman Sues for Damages Over Eye Injury
A woman files a damages suit claiming an accident worsened her vision and seeks compensation for medical costs and related losses. She alleges negligence by the defendant and outlines impact on daily life and work.
World powers weigh expansion plans amid regional shifts
The text lists countries China Japan Korea West Indies Dutch East Indies South Africa and Kenya Colony as participants in broader expansion considerations, signaling a multi-nation approach to extending influence.
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Japan
Korea
West Indies
Dutch East Indies
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Kenya Colony
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