Abdul Hamid Celebrates Birthday in Turkish Government Retreat
Abdul Hamid I known as Abdul Damned marks his 68th birthday in a government retreat near suspension of power. Rumors swirl about his fate and plans while over 700 former harem members seek compensation totaling about a million dollars with monthly pensions arranged for ten years.
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Abdul Hamid I
Abdul Damned
Turkey
Abdul Hamid
Allah
Prophet
Paradise
Abdul
Taft Eyes US Canada Reciprocity As Cabinet Meets
Canadian reciprocity is described as a major cabinet topic for next week with active talks toward a formal trade pact to be launched within weeks. Presidents Taft and allies reportedly push a broad deal despite Canadian manufacturing opposition. Also under focus is a Russia treaty with a unique clause allowing the US to reap benefits from Russian accords with other powers.
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Cincinnati
United States
Canada
Laurier
State Department
Taft
Russia
English Students Return From U S Sociological Tour
A group of seven English university students completed a sociological tour of major American cities and Canada. They entered as steerage immigrants on July 25 and will report back to their colleges in England to share observations on American social conditions. More students may undertake similar exchanges next year.
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Boston
America
Stearage
United States
Canada
England
Eee Con
Uncle Walt the Poet Philosopher
A reflective verse by Walt Mason on hypocrisy and public morality. The speaker notes moral rebukes often clash with personal misdeeds and the inner voice exposes double standards, ending with self irony about preaching virtue while failing to act.
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Nick
Walt Mason
Workers mingle with the real workers in factories and settlements
The passage notes that members have left the beaten track to join workers in cheap lodging houses and spend time in workshops factories and social settlements to blend with labor life. It emphasizes immersion in ordinary labor environments away from tourist crowds.
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America
Czar Attends Opening of International Medical Congress
In St. Petersburg distinguished physicians from Europe and the United States gathered for the start of the International Congress of Physicians and Surgeons. The congress lasts a week under the Czar as patron and he will attend lectures and deliver an address. The American delegation plans a tour of foreign capitals after the congress to study hospital and clinic practices.
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St. Petersburg
Europe
United States
International Congress of Physicians and Surgeons
Russia
Cused Church Charged With Customs De fraud
Joseph A. Jacques of Worcester was brought before U S Commissioner Hayes in Boston for allegedly defrauding customs duties on religious goods from France. The case centers on misrepresented affidavits for sacred items bound for Laconia New Hampshire churches, enabling duty free imports to be misused for sale.
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Boston
Joseph A. Jacques
Worcester
United States
Hayes
Jacque
France
Sacred Heart
Laconia
N. H
Jacques
Dangers TS Rate Raising in Midwest Conference
Governor William R Stubbs called a special conference of governors and city mayors from twelve states and twenty six cities to defend against proposed freight rate increases. He warned that ICC approval could raise costs for consumers and set a precedent for further railroad hikes, urging a united plan to defend the public paying the freight.
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Topeka
Kans
Cal
Ww. R Stubbs
Middle Western
Nni
Stubbs
Interstate Commerce Commission
Suggestion for a wedding gift in cut glass at Sprok's Jewelry
If you are among those considering a wedding gift choose cut glass. A refined choice available today at Sprok's Jewelry Spoure.
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Sprok's
Funeral for Hazel Knox Set at Valley German Church
Miss Hazel Knox dies after three weeks of illness at her Valley home near Dublin. Born March 17 1891 she was nineteen years six months five days old. She leaves parents Will and Sarah Singmaster Knox and sister Beatrice Knox. funeral at noon tomorrow at the Valley German Evangelical church.
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Hazel Knox
Valley German Evangelical Church
Miss Knox
Valley
Dublin
Hazel May Knox
Will Knox
Sarah Singmaster Knox
Béatrice Knox
Hazel
The
Valley Church
Knox
Thankful public contribution to A M E church solicitors
The article expresses gratitude for liberal contributions to the A M E church by T. L. Burnett and Lew is H. Wallace for the church’s benefit, noting members of the A. M. B. Church.
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T. L. Burnett
Lewis H. Wallace
A. M. RE. Church
A. M. B. Church
Lydia Pinkham remedy credited with curing tumor scare
A Galena Kansas woman describes a lump on her side thought to be a tumor that disappeared after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The letter promotes the product as effective for female ailments and offers free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Kans
Las
Kansas
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Rh. R. Huvy
Mineral Ave
Lydia F. Pinkham
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