Ex-Chinese Envoy Denby Sees Limited Boycott Impact
Charles Denby, chief clerk at the State Department and longtime China observer, says the Chinese boycott against American goods is not aimed at crippling commerce. He notes progress toward civilization in China and that U S influence remains strong, with a cautious view of anti American sentiment and missionary reporting. Denby, about forty, recounts his career in Peking and Tientsin, his father's role, and his planned reassignment to Calcutta after a briefing with the department.
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Orient
Charles Tents
State Department
China
Washington
Denby
Arlington Hotel
Yeeterday
Meng
United Miites
Peking
Rx Insian
Weycott
America
Vic Denby
United States
Roosevelt
Beng Fortel
Lenby
Hepettana
AmericTeaitoain
Charles Demi
Eveland
McKinles
Shoni T Denby
Japan
Tientsin
Mr Derby
Wea
Perio Te Tela
Uil
Tyous Sud
Trin
Michaal
Tim
Ll Opam
Nebraska
Calcutta
Runaway Girl Escapes Suitor In Washington Case
Seventeen year old Helen Kur ie fled home to avoid a man twice her age. She escaped from the Home of the Good from Seraten to attend a theater event. Police, noting she preferred the theatre, watched the Grand Vert Horse and captured her last night. She said she would rather return home than marry the man.
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Washington
Helen Kurie
Harry
Parente
Rid
Amen Dislocates Jaw Imitation of Meth Preacher
In Nondovi Wisconsin on November 12 Otto Hambruster tried to imitate a local clergyman pronouncing the word Amen and dislocated his jaw. Five men aided the man as they reset his jaw after two hours of pain and effort.
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Mocker
Nondovi
Wis
Otto Hambruster
Roosevelt Letter To Open Interchurch Federation Conference
New York November 12 A letter from President Roosevelt will greet attendees as the Interchurch conference on federation opens at Carnegie Hall with J C Cady presiding. Welcome addresses will be given by state and city officials and clergy leaders. Dr Washington Gladden will chair the active sessions starting Thursday morning with a lineup of noted speakers including Justices Harlan Brower Wanamaker and bishop Warren.
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Roosevelt
New York
Interchurch Conference On Federation
Carnegie Hall
J.C. Cady
National Federation of Churches
Washington Gladden
Columbus
John MM. Harlan
David J. Brower
Supreme Court of the United States
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Grosacup
United States Circuit Court
Chicago
Henry W. Warren
Denver
C. B. Galloway
Jackson
Miss
W. F. McDowell
E. R. Hendrix
Kansas City
John H. Vincent
Indianapolis
Giant effort completes Dawes Commission land survey in Indian Territory
The Dawes Commission oversaw the surveying and marking of over 81 000 square miles into forty acre lots in Indian Territory. A decade of field work involved dozens of camps and hundreds of men, with camps for appraisal and surveying, a large geological survey, and ongoing office record work.
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Indian Territory
Dawes Commission
Mutual Life appoints Dill as counsel for self inquiry
The Mutual Life Insurance Company's self investigating committee selected James B Dill as counsel. Haskins and Sells are empowered to audit two years of accounts ending December 31 1905 and to examine relations with trust companies banks and subsidiaries and to request all books records and accounts as needed.
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Mutual Life
James B. Dill
Washington Post
New York
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Haskins and Sells
Mutual
Bull Fighters Injured In Ring Sparks Abolition Talk
In Mexico City on November 12 the rising toll of injuries to bull fighters is cited by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals to push for banning the sport. Parrao lies recovering after severe goring, Cocherito de Bilbao escaped with minor injuries after a fall, and Cocherito has just returned from Spain. Football is seen as no substitute for bull fighting as public interest wanes. In Tokyo, November 12, it is announced that the Emperor will depart November 14 to worship at Ise Temple.
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Mexico City
Society For the Prevention
Parrao
Cocherito de Bilbao
Cocherito
Spain
Mikado
Tokyo
Servant Girls Unite To Form Knights Of Labor Spread
Ada Davenport, famed organizer from Chicago, is alleged to lead a servant girl movement across cities. The plan demands higher wages and structured hours, with initiations by a Detroit route of the Knights of Labor. Davenport claims to visit households briefly to recruit and document conditions for advocacy.
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Eha
Knights of Labor
Washington
Ada Davenport
Chicago
Tina
Nurea
Lfe
Louisville
Mark
Davenport
Knights of Labor of
Mra
A. R. Anderson
Thirty-ninth
State Streeta
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Wheeling
W. Va
Liquozone Free Coupon Offer From Local Drugstore
A promotional note invites readers to request a Liquozone coupon. Send details to receive an order form for a full size bottle from a local druggist, with the advertiser promising to pay the druggist directly. Strict terms and conditions are implied.
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Iever
Baron Komura at Peking in Manchuria peace talks
Baron Komura arrived in Peking where he will negotiate details of the Manchurian peace treaty with the Chinese government. China objects to Japan’s eighteen month withdrawal period and the permanent guards along the Port Arthur Railway, views that resemble a standing army and mirror Russian methods. China seeks direct adjustment of these points with Komura after failing to gain a voice in the treaty initially.
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Alsister Rockhill
State Department
Peking
Komura
Manchuria
Japan
Port Arthur
China
Baron Komura
Kiss Album Sparks West End Craze Idea
A London West End woman unveils a novel craze: a kiss album recording friends kisses with a cadmium red lipstick base. Each kiss leaves a unique imprint, with space for autographs, promising a distinctive, non interchangeable character in every imprint.
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Washington Post
London
West End
Torrey and Alexander Launch Two Weeks at Oxford Mission
American evangelists Heuben A. Torrey and Charles M. Alexander opened a two weeks mission at Oxford today. A large audience heard an impressive address by Torrey as undergraduates of Oxford University and local clergymen stood with the speakers on the platform.
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Oxford
London
Heuben A. Torrey
Charles M. Alexander
American Evangeliata
Torrey
Oxford University
High Awards To Americans At Milan Exposition
At the Milan exposition in Liege Belgium on November 12 Americans won top honors Sargent the artist received a gold medal of honor W MacEwan Carl Marr and Eugene Wall earned first medals for paintings P W Bartlett for sculpture Numerous American manufacturers won multiple medals and diplomas Miss Helen Gould and several societies were awarded diplomas of honor and gold medals The exposition attracted 6 000 000 paid admissions and 60 congresses with no demolition of buildings noting many American exhibitors will ship their displays to the Milan Exhibition
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Liege
Belgium
Jobnn S. Sargent
W. MacEwan
Carl Marr
Eugene Wall
P. W. Bartlett
Helen Gould
American Institute For Social Service
Philadelphia Museum
Young Women’s Christian Association
The
People's Institute
Household Research Society
New York Nurses Settlement Solciety
New York Music Settlement Society
Moe Points House of Industry
Bay Vegetable Gardens
Philadelphia Public Baths
Philadelphia Vacant Lot Association
New York Salvation Army
New York
Philadelphia
Heaton
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
St.Louis
Jersey City
Vatican plans Latin American cardinal picks
Rome reports that Arch bishop Cavalcanti de Albuquerque of Rio de Janeiro may be elevated to cardinal, triggering protests from Argentina Chile and Peru. The Vatican replies that future Latin American cardinals will be chosen in turn from other countries including Mexico to ease tensions.
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Vatican
Brazil
Rome
Cavalcanti de Albuquerqua
Rio Janeiro
Argentina
Holy See
Chile
Santiago
South America
Peru
Mexico
Archbishop Christie Receives Ciborium From the Pope
In Rome on November 12 Pope Pius presented Archbishop Christie of Portland Oregon with a lavish ciborium as a personal gift honoring his services to the church and to education. Monsignor Christie expressed gratitude for the recognition and blessing from the pope.
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Christie
Rome
Pope Plug
Portland
Oreg
Monslignor Christia
S J
Artists Opposed to Sale of Rubens Masterpiece
Brussels reports strong opposition to the plan by St Martins Church at Alost to sell Rubens painting The Saviour interceding with St Roch to Andrew Carnegie for 300000 The sale aims to fund church restoration with leading artists urging government purchase to preserve the work.
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Carnegie
Rubens
Opera Singer Sehns Aid From State Department
Mme Schumann-Heink appeals to the State Department claiming oppression by the German government. She says she left Germany with three children for education and military service constraints, while five others remain in Germany and portions of her estate are blocked. She plans U S intervention to resolve her affairs.
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Mme. Schumann-Heink
State Department
Germany
United States
No Food for Ten Days by Frank Connor Fasts Ahead
Frank Connor, a 145 pound athlete, completed a ten day all food fast drinking water and exercising daily. He plans weekly fasts and a longer 50 day fast later, citing health purification and a family history of prolonged fasting. He endured temptations from associates and intends to resume milk and solids gradually.
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Connor
Frank Connor
Eli
Hyde's stable outfit for auction in New York sale
James Hazen Hyde former vice president of the Hague Insurance Society disperses his Bay Shore estate and offers a large stable outfit at auction. The catalogue lists vehicles harnesses saddles robes robes gear and numerous stable accessories.
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Someney
New York
James Hazen Hyde
Hauitable Assurance Society
Hig Bay Shore Estate
Park Drag
Mallcosch
Columbia
Liberty
Harmess
Chicago Plans Great Electrical Exposition
Chicago announces a January electrical exposition to be the most elaborate yet in the United States. The Coliseum venue offers 33 000 square feet of display space and is already overbooked. Major colleges and universities including Cornell Columbia and Harvard will present educational technical exhibits.
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Chicago
Coliseum
Cornell
Columbia
Harvard Universities
Brave Women and Nervous Disorders Remedies
A vintage ad extols Dr Miles Nervine for women with nervous disorders and female weakness. It claims nervous system vitality improves illnesses from headaches to period pains, with a testimonial from Mrs Hattie Gray of Roanoke claiming six bottles cured her. The text promises a money back if not benefited.
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Miles
Eines Wee
Hattie Gra
Ave
N. EL
Roanoke
New Arrivals at National Zoo Add Rare Animals
Dr Frank Baker adds to the National Zoo collection with a Markhor and two Burrhel sheep from Afghanistan and the Punjab, plus Tah and a Macaque named Percy. The animals arrive in paddocks behind the frying cage, drawing public interest as the first Washington exhibits of these species. The Macaque proves feisty, snatching gloves and a cane from a visitor as keepers retrieve the items.
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National Zoo
Frank Baker
Himalayas
Washington
Afghanistan
Kashmir
Tahimi
Blackburn
Caucasus Mountains
Punjab
Rocky Mountain
United States
Burrhel
Billy Markhor
Lord Rothchild
Baker
Buenos Ayres
Percy
Bank Likes Women Clerks in Joplin Bank
In Joplin Missouri the Bank of Joplin reports a cash surplus of 3250 9 with a woman cashier and four women bookkeepers. Owner T W Cunningham attributes the bank’s success to the tact and attractiveness of his female staff. Mrs F W Church, cashier for sixteen years, led the recent bankers convention report and was a delegate. She joined as a bookkeeper, married, and kept her position, advancing to cashier rather than leaving for domestic duties.
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Joplin
Bank of Joplin
T. W. Cunningham
F. W. Church
Washington
Church
Commission to study wireless telegraphy in Italy
Rome November 12 Signor Gualtierotti minister of posts and telegraphs has appointed a commission under the presidency of Senator Bizaerns to study the use of wireless telegraphy with a view to establishing fewer stations in principal points in Italy for public use.
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Rome
Signor Gualtierotti
Posts and Telegraphs
Bizaerns
Italy
Horses and Vehicles for Sale in Local Ads
Multiple listings advertise horses and carriages including chestnut sorrel pair, bay carriage horses, trotting horse priced at 40, a saddle horse from Lexington, a bay mare 15 12 hands 1000 lbs priced 250, and several good horses in sale. Carriages, buggies, runabouts, and business wagons offered at various stables and shops including American Eco office at 1437 Pa Ave.
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Lexmpton
Lexington
John Simmons
Ar Cor
Ohio
Niles
Steele's
8Th St
9Th St
10Th St
16Th
Eistine
Water St. Georgetown
American Eco
Pa Ave
Country Property With Fine Truck Farm Near Railway
Description of country property including a two thirds clear tract with a seven room frame dwelling, large barn, outbuildings, fruit beds and fish pond one mile from the railroad station near Alexandra Virginia. Public proposals invited by the Department of the Interior for rough brick work on the US Senate Office Building with bid bonds due November 2016. conditions and specs available at the Office of Superintendent Elliott Woods and secretary BA Hitchcock.
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RR Station
Alexandra
Warrington Post Bureau
Alexand
Department OF the Interior
Capitol Building and Grounds
Washington, DC
US Senate
Elliott Woods
U. 8 Capitol Buildings
BA. Hitchcock
Rhode Island Performs Off Coast In Test and Commission Readiness
Boston dispatch reports the Rhode Island achieved an average 19.01 knots for four hours and 125.864 RPM in official tests off Boston, exceeding the contract speed. Minor tests including sharp turns and anchor trials were satisfactory and commission is expected within months. An afternote mentions a slight Salt Lake City earthquake without damage and a cheeky medical ad about an appendix and Dr King’s New Life Pills.
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Boston
Rhode Island
Probation Court Notice in Estate of Aarm Stern
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Probate Court announces letters testamentary granted for the estate of Aarm Stern. A distribution hearing is set for December 10, 1905 at 10:00 a.m. at the Probate Court. Creditors and rightful distributive claimants must appear in person or by attorney to file and prove their claims. The National Save Deposit Savings and Trust Company of the District of Columbia is involved, with treasurer George Howard and attorney William D Hoover. Signed by James Tanner, Register.
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Supreme Court OF the District OF C Olumbia
S D Scriber
Supreme Court of the
Tiairiet of Columbia
Aarm Stern
Supreme Court of the D'strict of Columbia
Egent Ac
Estete
National Save Deposit Savings and Trust Company
District OF Columbia
Georgh Howard
William D Hoover
James Tanner
D Steet of Columbia
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Vienna
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Protective Association
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Ghone
Maine
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Marie Sydney
Ifth St Nw
Migs Barnee
AGENC
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Main
Mel Brown
Wapert
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New Hampshire
Stone & Fairfax
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Dr. King
Geo
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Atkinson & Ballard CO
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Joseph R. Atkinson
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Tennessee AY
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Estine Square
Joseph J, Weller
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