Extradition Question Turbulent For Ex-Emperor Kaiser
The Evening News reports British law officers consider extraditing former German emperor William Hohenzollern after his flight to Holland. Allies reportedly seek surrender for crimes including the Lusitania sinking and German raids. Holland may require Germany’s consent for the transfer. French authorities weigh international law opinions on whether extradition is possible.
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Mooney Saved From Gallows on Thanksgiving Day
Governor Stephens commuted the death sentence of Thomas J. Mooney for the 1916 preparedness day bombing in San Francisco to life imprisonment. He cited parallels to Warren Billings, who is serving life at Folsom, and noted President Wilson’s request for clemency. The governor said he bore full responsibility for the decision and that certain case features justified sparing the extreme punishment.
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Thomas J Mooney commuted to life imprisonment
Thomas J Mooney, once ordered to be hanged on December 13, now has sentence commuted to life imprisonment. Children from across the United States honor poet James Whitcount Tiley as a statue of the Toledo writer is unveiled. Present diplomatic envoys include Chilean ambassador Doc Berream Mathieu and Dutch minister Jacob Theodore Cremer who were presented to Secretary Lansing.
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President Wilson Addresses Congress on War and Peace
President Wilson speaks to Congress outlining war experience and the path to postwar settlement. He praises troops and civilians, urges rapid economic readjustment, damps tax plans, and sketches railway, trade, and public works policies while balancing international peace aims and domestic recovery. The speech notes women's suffrage support and calls for swift treaty negotiations with allies.
Gift Brought Punishment In Kobe Shipping Office
A young woman employed in the Kobe shipping house office received a large sum as a New Year gift from her millionaire employer. She took the money home, was thrash ed by her mother for stealing it, and dragged back to the office to apologize. Explanations followed, but at home she was admonished again for not being clearer about the theft.
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Japan Chronicle
Strength in government and the citizenry in Paine's view
The article discusses Thomas Paine's beliefs on government, duty, and the need for bold action within a well-constituted system. It emphasizes rational planning, limits of authority, and the moral strength required to govern and endure crises.
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Merely a Superstition on Locating Earth Minerals
The piece argues there is no rod or instrument that can locate minerals in the earth with certainty. It notes iron ore beds may affect a surveyor's magnetic needle, but stresses no tool reliably finds precious metals.
Timeline of Boundary Reassessment in Virginia Colony
An historical account describes colonial efforts to measure and renew land boundaries. It recalls the practice of “perannes ating the Bounds” with trees planted along lines, marking plots for neighbors. The narrative mentions officials, jurists, and local leaders guiding “prowending” surveys, with disputes, fines, and community tensions shaping early colonial land use.
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New England
Fragmented ancient text on quipy devices and knots
A garbled excerpt describes archaic devices and knots, mentioning Quipy, Peroviies, and various terms like yellow fur, silver, and tre ven elgnite fence. It hints at uses for the Heaplew of Uke Enews and registering details, but the meaning is unclear and partially obscured.
Fragmented OCR Reads Like Fragmented History
The readable lines hint at a discussion of antiquities or relics with mentions of Mesopotamian or Persian items, coinage, and markets. Named figures or places are unclear due to garbled text, but references to Napoleon and Clare appear as stray entities amid the noise.
Biblical Thrift and Thrifty Measures in Scripture
The text discusses thrift as commanded in biblical times, citing a decree to gather wheat barley beans millet and other provisions into one vessel for the Israelites. It emphasizes weight-based eating rules and a call to timely offerings, as interpreted in the era’s thrift-focused guidance.
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Ratekiel
Fehlkie
Ieruel
Israel
Japanese Conjugal Etiquette in Old World Etiquette
The text discusses how American judgments of Japanese married couples misread affection. It argues that a husband should not display approval of his wife or himself, and that a wife adheres to strict etiquette emphasizing humility. It reflects on home front proprieties and social norms of respect within marriage.
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