Foreign turmoil in Shanghai sparks anti foreign unrest
In San Francisco dispatches, Shanghai braces for trouble as strikes driven by anti foreign sentiment disrupt daily life. Central government emissaries head to Shanghai to seek settlement while foreign concessions reinforce defenses. Rumors link Feng Yu Hsiang with Russia to reclaim Pekin against Chang Tso Lin. Canton faces disorder as Southern leadership frays after Sun Yat Sen’s death. Japan holds back gunboat plans amid unsettled crisis. Anti foreign student demonstrations spread beyond Shanghai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Shanghai
Feng Yu-Hsiang
Mythical Phrenology as a Discredited Science
The note positions phrenology as a mythic science lacking support from physiology and anatomy. It argues the practice is typically discredited within medical fields and regarded as unscientific.
Mackinnon Clan History and Early North American Branches
The MacKinnon clan once held Michnish in Mull and Skye with chiefships passing to Ewen in 1542. Loyal to the Stewarts, they faced misfortune after supporting Bonnie Prince Charlie in 1745. By the late 18th century descendants settled in Robinson County North Carolina and Georgia, tracing lines through John MacKinnon and his wife Mary MacIntosh and their children Malcolm, Roderick Naill, Elizabeth, John Jr, Nancy, Kenneth, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
MacKinnon
Michnish
Mull
Neill MacKinnon
Ewen MacKinnon
Skye
MacKinnons
Charles III
Bonnie ‘Prince Charley
Clan MacKinnon
Glasgow
London
Mr. MacKinnon
Robinson County
N. C
John
Hector
Kenneth
Thomas County
Georgia
Boston Road
Mary MacIntosh
Malcolm
Margaret MacArthur
Roderick Naill
Sarah Raines Mitchell
Elizabeth
Thomas Pugh
John, Jr
Mary Lewis’ Jordan
Nancy
Murdock MacKinnon
Anne McRae
Daniel Margaret
Malcolm MacKinnon
Murdock
Mary Anne ‘MacArthur
McIntosh
Mary
Alexander McRae
New Barwick Hotel Destroyed by Fire in Vidalia
Vidalia Ga June 6 Half of the business district faced threat as the New Barwick Hotel a brick two story structure valued about 40000 with furnishings burned to a total loss. Guests jumped from the second story and several were injured though no lives were lost. Origin unknown but suspected to have started in a soda store adjoining the building.
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Vidalia
Barwick
Tunney Knocks Out Tom Gibbons at Polo Grounds
Gene Tunney of New York defeated Tom Gibbons of St Paul in the twelfth round of a fifteen round bout at the Polo Grounds. Tunney’s precise left jabs and a final right to the chin sent Gibbons to the canvas for the seventh time in his career, ending a long, dramatic fight before fifty thousand fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gene Tunney
Tom Gibbons
St. Paul
Minn
Pride
Middle West
Polo Grounds
Gibbons
Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Shelby
Mont
Tommy Gibbons
Tommy
Hfe
Tung
St Paul
Tom
Gene
Awi
Jaw
Tonnes
Tunnel
Gibons
Kuinmon
Cattlemen May Take a Hand in Margarine Controversy
Washington June 6 beef cattle interests are urged to aid margarine manufacturers in the ongoing controversy. Aimed at easing supply and price tensions the proposal seeks coordination among agricultural groups and food processors for market stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldrich
Becaus
Washington, D.C
Fragrant Flower Petals Used in European Dishes
The article notes petals from roses violet and jasmine used occasionally in dishes at a large London hotel. In France orange and lemon blossom petals and white locust blossoms are freely used to flavor foods.
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London
France
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Victrola
Cocroft Music Co
San Francisco
China
Russia
Chang Tso Lin
Canton
Southern
Southern China
Sun Yat Sen
Japan
Dempsey
Institute of Margarine Manufacturerg
Fant Aldrich
Chicago
Duco
Economis
Permartayne
Fisher
F. O B. Flint
Mich
Chassia
Assis
Thomasville
Fleming Motor CO
S. W. Fleming
South Broad Street
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