Foot binding debate spurs Chinese education movement in Shanghai
In Shanghai a Tien Tsu Hui girls school for unbound feet aims to educate daughters of good families to become teachers. The event features recitations, songs, and speeches by Mrs Wang and other scholars as the movement grows. In Manila, January reports note three regiments under field orders amid China-related tensions.
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Shanghai
Archibald Uittle
Europe
Natural Feet Society
China
Mary
Wang
Manila
Night rescue recovers 11 more at Coaldale mine
In Bluefield Virginia on January 6 eleven bodies were recovered from the Coaldale mine, bringing total fatalities to 28. Rescue teams worked through the night using new fans to reenter the shaft at Crackerneck entry and locate the victims.
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Bluefield
Coaldale
Crackerneck
Mime
Czar Seeks Civil War Expert On Pressing Issues
In a weathered column dated Saturday January 6 1906 the writer mixes commentary on czarist Russia US politics and Panama Panama canal finances with remarks on Taft era public life. It notes Roosevelt stance on the anti pass problem and previews Seattle Alaska Yokoh expo plans for 1998 highlighting garden displays and climate myths. It also discusses college hazing at Annapolis noting dangers to students.
Father of Six Elopes With Mother of Five in Darby
In Darby Montana the town reports a sensational elopement as G H L Shook sixty, father of six, leaves with Mrs Charles McPhee forty five, mother of five. They take Mrs McPhee's youngest child. The sheriff pursues them after a warrant by McPhee and Mrs Shonk.
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Hamilton
Mont
Darby
G. HL. Shook
Charles McPhee
Doctor Norton backs ending life for the incurably suffering
A Cambridge physician Dr Chas Elliote Norton joins Anne Hall of Cincinnati and Maud Booth in a campaign for euthanasia of hopelessly insane or terminally ill victims. Norton, linked to Harvard and the Longfellow circle, argues reason and compassion justify hastening death in severely painful cases.
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Philadelphia
Chas. Elliote Norton
Cambridge
Anne S. Hall
Cincinnati
Maud Ballingham Booth
Harvard
Longfellow
Lowell
Hall
Bill to Help Yakima Indians Authorizes Sale of Allotments
In Washington on January 5 Senator Ankeney and Representative Jones introduced a bill authorizing the Yakima Indians to sell part of their allotments and use the proceeds to buy water rights.
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Bill
Washington, D. C
Ankeney
Jones Today
Earthquake Destroys Ten Homes in Italian Town
A Rome dispatch reports in Genzano, population 8000, the earth opened on Thursday, swallowing ten houses and shattering many more. Bodies are buried in the debris with at least fourteen dead recovered. engineers work to clear the ruins.
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New York
The
Herald
Rome
Genzano
Polenza
Corps of Engineers
Roosevelt's Guide Injured in Yellowstone Bear Attack
Jack Goff, Roosevelt's hunting escort, was clawed by two mountain lions in Yellowstone National Park last week, reaching Alhambra Hot Springs to recuperate. He escaped with his wife and notes the park bans firearms, which could have changed the outcome.
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Hot
Prings
Mont
Jack Goff
Roosevelt
Yellowstone National Park
Goff
Alhambra Hot Springs
Trade School Ad Teaches Arbor Craft in Weeks
An advertisement urges men and women to join Moler System of Colleges at 21 Sveidental Ave Seattle Washington to learn arbor trade quickly. The program promises thorough instruction aimed at forming partners in business.
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Iive College
U. 8
Partnars
Moler System of Colleges
Sveidental Ave
Seattle
Wash
For Sale City Property Nob Hill and Cashmere Lands
For sale city property includes a new house and lot 450 by 120 in Nob Hill with barn on property priced at 650 dollars with 350 cash and balance terms. Two Nob Hill lots 50 by 120 priced 275 dollars with 450 cash and balance terms. Sixy acres with 45 acres good fruit land and 15 acres timber plus 200 bearing apple and peach trees and 160 young trees two years old. 25 acres alfalfa four miles from Cashmere with rural free delivery and a school house on property. Tea room plastered hone and fine well with a large barn and 20 inch water right under a good ditch priced at 5,000 dollars with 3,000 cash balance four years at eight percent. Address G A Virtue 306 Boston block Seattle Wash.
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G. A. Virtue
Seattle
Wash
Boston Block
Cashmere
G A. Virtue
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