Influence of plague on English life and literature
A foreign exchange writer argues the plague shaped English life from hedgerows to literature, citing East Anglia as still at risk. He links labor shifts, peasant emancipation, and the rise of English schooling to past plagues, warns of new outbreaks, and urges government action and funded preventive measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Anglia
Great Britain
Manchuria
European
Russia
Astrakhan
Reece
Europe
Graben
Vienna
Pyrrulptor
Santa Miatia Della Salute
Venne
Villemage
Phigme
Lancashire
Yorkshire
Piers Viewman
Chaucer
India
Missionary Report Details Chinese Famine Crisis and Riots
A missionary arriving from the famine district reports 2406 deaths daily and 350.04 depend on famine relief. Cattle, dogs, and cats are killed for food while houses are torn down in exchange for edible items. In Harbin region, plague deaths reach about 200 daily as bread riots and evacuations unfold. Officials fret over disease spread and foreign consuls prepare to depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Ching
St. Petersburg
Pei Chuaniits
Harbin
iTa
Kirin
Hinkinchen
Totune
Grand jury probes public affairs extends questions in Cinci
Surprises marked the Cincinnati grand jury inquiry with no indictments yet, but witness names raised expectations of a broader probe. August Herrmann, Rudy Hyneka, Bayard Kilgour and others appeared, as attention shifted to paying contracts tax matters and grants to banks and treasurers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cineinmat
Auzust Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
Blks
Rudelph T. Hyneka
Edge Gorman
Erimannoas
Hyneka
New York
Herrmann
Gary Says Business Improving and Needs Steady Investments
Special to The Washington Fest Gary S chairman of United States Steel Corp retires from vacation to his office and comments on general business improving. He notes only a test of time will show if decisions support conditions as rail and industry adjust to rising output and equipment needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
HO Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Mla
Wla
Cas Alwat Palitis
Elievers
Iar
Tlah
George Terrell
Senate
Gdell
Tie
Ixlell
Congress
Rocky Mountain
Nurse dies after attack by patient at hospital
A nurse at a local hospital died from injuries suffered during an attack by a lunatic patient. The incident occurred while she was caring for the patient, who fatally wounded her with bites to the wrist and neck. The case highlights the dangers faced by hospital staff in violent episodes.
Idaho Republicans back Taft amid West political notes
Idaho Senator Borah notes state loyalty to Taft, citing early Idaho support and a Republican governor Hawley. The piece tracks Idaho’s role in national party circles, mentions Heyburn and Hamm, indicates Dewey’s arrival, and touches on New York GOP dynamics with Barnes and Littleton. It also recounts past Indiana and Ohio figures seeking office, plus a McKinley-era anecdote on career choices.
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Ehrab
Idaho
Senate
Taft
Roosevelt
Arso
Taha
Kormer
Joy McConnell
George Shoup
Dubois
Lackford
Hawley
Republican National Committee
Washington
Heyburn
Borah
Hamer
B. H. Dewey
Senator Borah
Crane
Massachusetts
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Nathan Stott
West Virginia
Sean
Old Guard
Cunmoss
New York
Senator Depew
William Barnes
Hey
Willam
Barnes
Albany
Jin
Frye
State Organization
Neack
Barnes’ Bakers
Fashionable Florida venture by Mrs Palmer seeks grapefruits
Mrs Palmer selects a mile square tract on Florida's west coast near Sarasota ten miles south of Tampa for a wholesale venture. Grapefruit is chosen as the chief product while other crops will require less care. The article also notes Mrs Gould's photography hobby at Georgian Court in Lakewood and various society observations including a Raleigh of dresses and a change in church service hours for the First Presbyterian Atlantic City church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Leedom
Adare County
Ohio
Sharon
Alex
Goeke
Wapakoneta
Gordon
Potter Palmer
Florida West Coast
Sarasota
Tampa
George Gould
Catholic Church Seen as Answer to Social Problems at Banquet
In a Carroll Institute banquet address Rev. J P Meagher argued church doctrines would forge best citizens and remove the need for regulation of trusts. Rep James M Graham contrasted spiritual and civic liberty, noting Catholic unity with national defense if needed. A long guest list from St Patrick’s and area clergy attended, highlighting ties between church and community leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Meagher
St. Dominic's Monastery
Carroll Institute
Tames F. Shea
James M. Graham
Ilinois
United States
William T. Russell
D. D
St. Patrick's Church
Thomas McGuigan
Samuel J. Brinkley
Wernard M. Bridget
John J. Connelly
James Connelly
Arthur J. Clark
John T. Crowley
Frank ¥. Crowley
James A.mht
John D. Coughlin
Willam J. Dwyer
William Henry Dennis
Wiliam M. Drurr
P. A. Drury
F. J. Drury
James PD. Donnelly
Michael Dowd
D. J. Dunigan
M. J. Falvey
Joseph T. Ferr
John 8
Guynn
F. X. Gallagher
I. G. Graesse
Edw
J. Wennan
James 4. Hantian
Emil RE. Honsberg
Ioin J. Mowley
Jesse L. He
William Mo Laptes
Michael
Ljaen Ted
Janeh
Montagu Ao Menedlea
Lo Mangan
Leo
Madgan
George Moo Mattlugh
Mer T Meehan
Magrith Pot
Morey Wook
MaMett
Thomas Mallett
Han Kew Willan
McVarkhy
MrAutife
UrDoneid
McCerths
Meculloch
George Me MiCulloch
Normoria
Meller D. Nolen
Purest
J. Quinn
WS Richardson
Charles Rauscher
Jamea
Shea
Wan
Goleau
James Fo
Miin
Thomas N. Smia
Ho Stanley Simmons
B. F Saul
N Ho
Sasa
Henry W. Shaw
PF. Schwarty
Thomas J. Sullivan
A. J. Taylor
PL AL Tettarall
J Treanor
James A.toomey
Vincent J. Toomey
Adam 4. Weschler
Julge Weals
Edwan Walsh
John J. Wrist
J. A. Wiltfield
Wiliam P. Wiltroxon
W. Carl Wyatt
Philip S. Warren
T Quilgrey
P. Raftery
L J. Kearney
Joseph J. Kearney
Tohn M. Kirby
Hugh Rely
Society Notes From Wellington Tea Honors Courtney Marshall
Mrs Denwood White hosted a large Wellington tea on Monday afternoon from four to seven to honor her sister Miss Courtney Marshall and Mrs Walker of Virginia. Mrs William Boyle and Mrs Crump aided at the tea table while Miss Nell Fletcher of Florita Magruder Faith Perry and Miss Allen assisted in receiving. Rooms featured pink double tulips and azaleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera
Lewis Stuyvesant Chandler
Elbridge T. Gerry
Inebel Gerry
Ogden Mills
Charles Dgéring
Hazel ‘Bache
Luther Kountze
W. de. Lancey Kountze
Denwood White
Wellington
Courtney Marshall
Walker
Virginia
William Boyle
Crump
Nell Fletcher
Fiorita
Magruder
Faith Perry
Miss Allen
White
Tea Time Honors Miss Smith and Guests
Tea for Miss Smith and Miss Ida Norment Smith was hosted by Miss Helen Ruby Stokes and others. About 400 guests attended the reception at 1028 Seventh Street in honor of Vauline Hirsch Rosenberg’s engagement to Jack Rosenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Norment Smith
Helen Ruby Stokes
Wf. B. Stokes
F.C. Peacock
George Paul
Odell §. Smith
Henry P. Sanders
May Kehoed
Margaret Fasterday
Morris Hirsch
Seventh Street
Vauline
Jack Rosenberg
Revolver Association indoor league leads tied at top
Springfield notes no change in the tie for first in the United States Revolver Association indoor league. Fortland Groton and Smith and Wesson of Springfield still lead, with their upcoming match likely to break the tie. Manhattan Club claims a remarkable 140 score in its match against Louisville, breaking the former record of 119 by Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
United States Revolver Association
Fortland, Groton
Smith and Wesson
Manhattan
Louisville
Portland
Unclear historical names parade across city listings
A dense, person and place rich jumble of names and nicknames appears, with numerous likely OCR errors. No coherent event or outcome is discernible beyond a long list of individuals, clubs, and locales such as Jacksonville, Duval, Stick Pin, Golden Ruby, Hue, Juarez, Oakbust, Sylvestrie-Parkview, and many more.
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Jacksonville
Montaguis
Siafran
Corinth
Jeddah
Duval
Emciency
Lady Irma
Oakbust
Sylvestrie - Parkview
Spee Nostra
Hue
Juarez
Mike Molet
Billy Marbue
Uel Branston
Tudith Page
Luke Cates
Marjorie A. Belle Sar Dalta Big Slick
al Muiler
Kapilyeper Deerfoot
Tom Midrash
Ur Blows
Saliav
Ftor Ee
Gainey Midfeld
Jacksonville Racing Entries Show Busy Card Across Nine Races
The page lists frequent entries for a Jacksonville race meeting with multiple races and weights. Names include Eastern Star Goldwick Ameri cancer and Limpel Grevlan Head McLeod F Melne Sinfran Harvey W Montagnie Howler 109, Oakley Serbo 303, Old Boy Sem Quaver Ed Levan Borrower, White Weal Aldrlap Royal Report Compton Leathence, De Soto selling stakes 1300 guaranteed, Geld Mine Duval Eficiency Walter Beatt Terrifle Boy Senator Sparks Rove at Juddah Firth race Sylvertris Royal Onyx Man nelmer Stafford Naragor J. V. Jr. Alice Oakhuret Cheque Heroes Julia Wander Lady Irma Aspirin, plus numerous other names and odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Seliig
Eastern Star
Goldwick
Americancer
Limpel
Grevlan Head
McLeod F
Melne
Sinfran
Harvey W
Montagnie
Howler
High Range
Selhig
Soycarolde
Golden Ruby
Daniel O'Grady
Yner
Mason and Clossom
Corinth
Evin
Morning Song
Sticis
Spin
Oakley
Serbo
Old Boy
Sem
Quaver
Ed Levan
Borrower
Aldrlap
Royal Report
Compton
Royal Onyx
Mannelmer
Stafford
Naragor J. V., Jr
Alice
Oakhuret
Juliy
Wander
Lady Irma
Aspirin
Spea Nostra
Agnar
Ortson
Abrasion
Henry Hutchison
Parkview
Huck
Tampa
Naval orders report arrivals and movements of ships
Lieut. Comdr. T. D. Parker ordered home and to wait. vessels Foote, Stuprick, Worden arrived at Baranual. Foote, Shubrick, Worden sailed from Charleston for Savannah, Petapeco from New York navy yard for Norfolk, Helena to Shanghai for Wanking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foote
Stuprick
Worden
Baranual
Shubrick
Charleston
Savannah
Petapeco
New York Navy Yard
Norfolk
Helena
Trom
Shang
Wanking
Celebrate Fair Victory at California State Association Jubilee
Delegates and guests gathered at the Riggs Hotel for a jubilee banquet honoring the San Francisco delegation’s success in securing Congress support for the Panama exposition. Representative J. R. Knowland praised fortifying the canal as attendees read letters from state officials and civic leaders thanking the delegation. About 150 guests, including notable figures such as George A. Armes and many others, attended the commemorative event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Knowland
California
California State Association of the District
Riggs Hotel
San Francisco
Congress
Mr. Knowland
Joaquin Miller
The
Sierras
Julius Kahaway
EB. M. Mott
F. W. Page
Alexsey
F. O'Donaghue
Cal
George A. Armes
Mre. Armes
H. F Ashton
James A Buller
Butlers
R. Lamson
Lamson
G. W. McCord
Guy W McCord
T. P. Maitland
Edward Marshall Mott
N. J. Marville
T G. Mayberry
Riggs Nathan
Fred . Royse
Pennibaker
FP. W. Pas
Page
Charles W. Orr M
Army Orders Leave Of Absence Announced For Several Officers
Army orders list leaves of absence for Col. Walter L Fisk of engineers for four months with abroad travel permission, First Lieut Frank F Sidman of Twelfth Cavalry extended to March 1, Capt. John C McArthur of Twenty eighth Infantry to report to the quartermaster general for duty, Col. Orin B Mitcham of the ordnance department to proceed to Fort Monroe on official business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Fisk
Corps of Engineers
Frank F Sidman
Twelfth Cavalry
John C. McArthur
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Eli
Quartermaster General of the Army
Orin B. Mitcham
Ordnance Department
Fort Monroe
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Socholera
England
Wale
London
Bengland
Western
Teurope
Marcele
Fie
Sered
Nissia
Bnaikan Peninsula
Constantinople
Asia
Tumatayas
Mecca
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Yunnan
Turkestan
Sovidasis
Unca
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Minalayas
Caucasus
China
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August Herrmann
Rudolph Kk. Hynicka
Gary
George Adt
Indiana
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Sigma Chi
Crumpacker
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Lfe
Whitacre
Old Mckinley
Willard
Fli
West Point
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Philippines
Annapolis
William McKinley
McKinley
Army
Navy
White House
Post
Franklin MacVeagh
the Treasury
Palace of
St. Cloud
Royal Chateau
Watteau
Countess of Warwick
Jane Addams
Hull Vouse
Chicago
Col. Theodora Roosevelt
Union League Club
First Presbyterian, Church Atlantic
Herbert Mortimer Ea
Reno
Emma B. Vield
Thomas P. Field
New York City
Field
Emma Beadleston
Seabright
Beadleston &yWoerz
New Western
Forty-Ninth' Street
Madison Avenue
Cutteura Reso
Catholic Church
Wilbur Green
Charles Cranwell
John Crunwell
Richard Sutton
Perry
Phend
Tlos Walcott
H. Moncure Beaie Coombs
Kennedy Meeks
J J . 4Ullaner
Hilleary Gffult
Sam Harrxus
Philip Warder
John Lang
Bradshaw
Brown
Bourgoins
Charles Cottrell
RT. Boyd
H Miller
Miss Smith
Dr. and
Mrs. McArdle
Russell P. Goodwin
William D. West
C. EL. Rudolph
M.D. Mercer
Huciti Street
Manhattan Club
Southern Railway League
Taw
Ee Young
F. Hurd
Carver
Haight
Craven
Helsler
Kelcher
Rapfer
Ait
Kelglen
Waters
Green
Rosales Kaitinstans
Dunn
Aton
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