Japanese Methods in Formosa Atrocities Cited
The article describes Japanese actions in Formosa using electric fences and rifle fire against insurgents, portraying a harsh method to suppress savages. It also notes Mme. Breshkovskaya, aged about seventy, imprisoned in St. Petersburg for distributing revolutionary literature, and comments on women's pivotal role in sustaining revolutionary zeal.
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Formosa
Russia
Mme. Breshkovskaya
St. Petersburg
Siberia
Ony
France
Princess Louise of Orleans Weds Prince Charles of Bourbon in England
Princess Louise of Orleans married Prince Charles of Bourbon in England with the king and queen of Spain and about 40 royals in attendance. She is the youngest daughter of the late Comte de Paris, whose family served under Gen. McClellan in the American Civil War. the count’s wartime history has been translated into English, though the family never captured Lafayette’s iconic national imagination.
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Princess Louise of Orleans
Prince Charles of Bourbon
England
Spain
Comte de Paris
Gen. McClellan
America
Lafayette
Archduke Ferdinand
Eranduke
Tuscany
Salzburg
Austria
Jennie G. Sorg
Paul J. Sorg
Middleton
Merchants’ National Bank of
Thomas Bates
Springfield
Mass
Tennessee
Israel Putnam
Europe
Briscom
Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Settat
Morocco
Amade
Mulai Rachid
Mulai Hafid
Edward S. Whitaker
New Orleans
J. M. Leveque
Morning World
New York County Republican Committee
Col
Orman & Crook
Lydia K. Bradley
Illinois
Peoria
Bradley Polytechnic Institute
John C. Guinn
Georgia City
H. R. Drew
Resi‘dents
Mineapolis
Minn
E. H. Harriman
Hough
United States Circuit Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific
Lake Carriers’ Association
Detroit
Mich
Chicago Sanitary Canal
East St. Louis
Eliza Matsen
Duluth
Ezekiel Gregory
Davidson
Boyertown
John F. Betz
Philadelphia
Prince Edward F. L. Zu Innhausen
Und
Knyphausen
House of
Jorda
Berin
Rocco Qui
Island City
L. I
Apples Shipped from Portland to Vladivostok Fetch High Price
Apples from Portland Oregon sold to Vladivostok Russia at seven dollars fifty cents per bushel show the viability of long distance perishable goods trade. The note says such profits justify expanding American exports and applying the process to other items.
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Portland
Ore
Vladivostok
Russia
Pacific
United States
Battle fleet carries 26 pianos with pianolas aboard
The fleet will take along at least 26 pianos with pianolas for officers and sailors, supplied by private subscription. Each ship gets one instrument, some vessels will have two. A full music supply accompanies the ships so music will be played when not at gun practice.
Health dept flags Bologna and Liverwurst as safest
New York health officials disclose that bologna sausage and liverwurst appear to be safe while frankfurters remain uncertain due to possible borax or agulphite. The doubt arose after earlier warnings and comes as wary consumers seek trustworthy deli meats amid mixed reports.
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New York Health Department
Saloon Tax Cut Demanded by Clinton Merchants
Clinton saloon keepers sign a petition asking City Council to reduce mulet tax from 800 to 600 after shorter hours and Sunday closures. Council deferred action as the list includes William Schwene of Schwene Hardware and Schwene Manufacturing, a popular Ogden businessman.
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Clinton
William Schwene
Schwene Hardware Company
Schwene Manufacturing Company
Ogden
A. A. Alline
James Ross
William Ross
B. F. Adams
A. D. Smith
Akron
Big Sioux River
John Rumping
Billings
Mont
Dunn
Dubuque
Rumping
Helena
Montana
Surene Court of
Harrison Weeks
Green Mountain
Marshall County
Hayes Center
Neb
Herbert Robb
Weeks
Robb
Morrigan, McIntosh & Co
Grinnell
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Confalla
al Anderson
John Hollenbeck
John Stoner
North Libery
Stevens
Fort Dodge
Midland
Charles City
Anton Kurt Hinaricks
George Goddard
Cook
Hell
Pierre
Charles City College
Edward Hebraak
Mason City
Grand Army of the
James Rush Lincoln
Ames
Princ Pal
Thaw trial opens with hush over lurid tale in court
In a crowded New York courtroom Evelyn Thaw and the defendant’s mother testified while District Attorney Jerome urged excluding nonparticipants during a lurid recount. The judge postponed ruling for two days as defense promises new insanity evidence and witnesses described Thaw’s eccentric behavior from his youth.
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Ida
Grove
Hane Iverson
Ted
Andresen
Humboldt Mutual Insurance Company
Humboldt
Humboldt County
First Presbyterian Church
Council Bluffs
W. H. Byers
Byers
Matthew Claussen
Clinton County
Eugene Hansen
Clinton
Claussen
Germany
Atlantic
Oliver W. Kulp
Davenport
National Guard
Des Moines
Kulp
Frank B. Wether
Joseph Impoff
William Connelly
Duncombe
Adel
James
Aleck Shaffer
Shaffer Homestead
Adam Shaffer
M. Fiddler
Levi Shaffer
Levi
Aleck
Wiliam A. McClure
Oscar Glow
Burlington
Conae ‘Rapids
Thaw
Evelyn Thaw
William Thaw
Paris
Jerome
Justice Dowling
Harry Thaw
New York
Garvin
Stanford White
Martin W. Littleton
Charles H. Koehler
Winona
Christopher Haggan
M Scellaneous
C. C. Breuer
Cincinnati
Upper East Side
Mary Robinson
Druce
Duke of Portland
London
Rio Janeiro
O. S. Sisson
Wisconsin
Northwest
la Crosse
Imperial Huitting Company
Scranton
Mobile
Ala
Federal District Court
Minneapolis
Roosevelt
Gov. Sparks
Nevada
Sovereign Bank of Canada
South Carolina
Iilinoia
Treasury
Cortelyou
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Benjamin Hmmona
St. Charles
United States District Court
Harding
Jackson
Gerbert
Reading
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Titonka
Mefaldacs
McNeil@ Hleging company
Masonic Temple
Baltimore
Indians National Guard
Muncie
Herbert H. Sears
Boston
St. Regia
Daniel C. Stover
Freeport
W. Baird
Atrel Troupe
Banks
R. Montgomery
Hamilton’ Bank
Great Lakes
Durin
St. Petersborg
Caucasus
Bibi-Egbat
Baku
Stanley County
South Dakota
Coal
Monongah
W. Va
Edward Henry Strobel
Siam
John S. Peters
R. Meade-Shumway
Beatrice
Buleide
Jimtown
Connellyville
Hepburn
Miami
University
Oxford
B. D. Scott
van Hoesen
Lalge
Stateme Bank
Denmark
Mo Holger Drachmann
Copenhagen
Charles ‘Baetens
First National
Bau Orimerece
Sol Homa State Bank, Trust
Calla
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