War talk and Chinese invasion fears in early 1900s debate
Washington reports on a Senate debate over army medical department funding and fears of a general staff invasion plan for China. Hale argues such plans would be a war declaration, while others note naval contrasts. Chinese press calls American preparations unfriendly. Schwab leaves Los Angeles for the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Hale
China
General Staff
Mr. Hale
Tillman
Philippines
Congress
Warren
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
East
Jonathan Clubigums
Local Notes From High Lake And Nearby Areas
Local items report Mr. Tra Swarts losing a horse and Mr. Richards moving to a new farm near Grover. Mrs. Fred Levell visited relatives near Superior. Swen Berg rents the old Trelaud farm. Community events include a Shadow Social by Miss Dielene Groth and religious services by Rev. Paulsrud. Weather and farming notes describe frost mornings aiding ground drying for spring work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Lake
Tra Swarts
Holvip
Ruthven
Grodland
Fred Levell
Superior
Lake Shore
Mast
Maple Hill
Adaline
Kansas
Reidle
R. I. Weat
Bert Parriott
Joe West
Washington
Aid Society
Clearch
Corwin Taylor
Nashville
Tenn
Morningside College
Stubbius
Imarry
Yale
Chinese Edict Rebukes Foreign Interference Over War Reports
Peking March 7 The Chinese government denounces anti foreign movements echoed in foreign papers and warns traitors and missionaries against meddling in politics The edict urges calm and friendship with powers while Yuan Shikai troops move to southern Chil district as unrest threatens Christians and foreign missions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
America
Ofela
China
Yuan Shi Kai
Chill
Christiana
Local notices from Motherville and Grover area village life
Local paper notes moving into new farms and homes, weddings and funerals, market sales, and social events across Motherville Dolliver Grover and surrounding townships. Highlights include the Stockberger family loss and sympathy, Kishwaukee marriage, farm equipment sales, grain and sheep markets, dances and social suppers, and community moves shaping the rural scene. Packed with dates and names like Stockberger Lee Hibnesg Hiifmeyer Kishwaukee Klinder Jensen Inman Rokenbrodt and Parker.
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Brenator
Hostil
United States
Charles M. Schwab III
Marci T.metuie
Willow
Anthony Miubilek
Iegoles Sud
Arranoniv Department
Taws Gtalo
Amoa
Colear
Thea Raedka
Tress
Pires
Hess
Agreneny
Ames
Town
Thia
Thoaa
Porlater
Archer
Hudson
Mra
Mary Thad
Tradsen
Hetherville
Jarrim Stink
Lillian Salisbury
L. Sernefelt
Deidley St
Milly
Koehree
Burndek
Karl
Sely Boda
RI Ridley
Quo Dee Cerneres Dyke
Adelbert
Tosephing
Mintey
Hanirick Bota
Lathrope
Moe Law
John G Koehler
Teory Aimot
Pederson
Martha G Te
Jens Nielsen
Hingsted
Shruiberg
Rebecca
Thho Olson
Wally Mary A
EW van Dorton
Efinm
Mr. Richards
Grover
M. O. Grodhund
Watnerville
Athe
Dielene Groth
Rey. Paulsrud
Dr. Groth
Capital City Business College of
Des Moines
Mrs. C
Ls Washington
Newt Wow
State Department Fowls Companion
Saute Duulige
Guy Excelleve
Monte Cristi
Duluseuss
Analand Waaay
Raat
Trewin Wea
Mathenvilla
Hazardayl
Miaa
Grothwaaian
HA Pappenrer Mondaay
Dr. Qoueiiiten
Mistherville
Danielson
Coulter, Tows
Henry Wahler Honea
N. A. Tomsen
Deak
Tanry Gundersen
Mineneapolis
Iadea
Tanking
Crippen
Tle Stite
Wisconsin
Quanunen
Wolden
Towan Lake
Martin Christopherson
Graotfinger
Fossum
Seneca
Johan Hayden
Dakota
Lewis Peterson
de. Quammnen
Dolliver
Qhauney Dutcher
Mr. Colemann
Grace Taylor
Craver
Jim Reed
Ralph Butler
Garland Shirler
Joe Waisman
Lowie Pickell
Ceylon
Frank I Waisman
Maroh
Wm. Greatteberg
Chicago
Ghina
Jack Stockberger
Motherville
Mrs. Stockberger
Lizzie
Taisen
Mr. Lee
Mr. Hibnesg
Frank W. Hiifmeyer
Kishpwaukee TL
Kittie J. Bartleman
Kishwaukee T
Hruby
H. A. Savers
Chas. Bartlett
W. Smidth
S. Veneiman
Cummings
Leopold
Win, Kirchner
Chas, Logue Farm
Sternberg
Anderson
Mr. Cropy
Wd. Brown
Swen Berg
Trefald
West
Wallingford
Rokenbrodt
Hinmet
Jas
Jack Creek
Tred Godgie
Armstrong
Guy Reisinger
Dens Jensen
Clinton
Ryan Lake
G. O. Thomann
Messrs. Haas
Rerard
Carson, Brainerd
Isaacson
G. W. Inman
Hite
Fo Linder
Dunnell
Walter Reed
Miss Noble
Luanday
Bone
Fred Dowden
Crawford Dickinson
Mrs. Barfoot
Nebraska
Sr. Thompson
Wagle Grove
Mr. Walsh
Ceodar Rapids
L. K. Linder
Will Dohrn
Clinton County
Ammongon
Grandma Wilcox
T. N. Sweet
Cedar Falla
Archie Pierce
Estherville
Ladies Aid Society
Woodmin Hall
Mae Read
Merriott
Grace Crawston
Broad
Ladies League
Perry Irwin
Grover School
H. B. Colt
N. B. Clark
Mstherville
Perry Trwin
Woodman Hall
Mr. Walters
Thompson
Mr. Chapman
Salmonson House
Arthur Baxter
John Richards
Christopher
Swan Lake
Duffy
Cullen
Ottawa, Jr
Mgr
Bear
Racksmith Shop
Mr. Duffy
Guy Reising
DR. King’s
J.O. R. Hooper
Woodford
Williams & Anderson
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