Free Trade Wins Split Cabinet Over Chamberlain Tariffs
London June 10. The debate on Chancellor Ritchie’s coin tax abolition drew the House of Commons to midnight as free traders united against Chamberlain’s preferential tariff plan. Prime Minister Balfour and Cabinet members largely opposed the scheme. Chamberlain’s position weakened as calls for resignation grew.
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London
Chamberlain
Ritchie
House of Commons
Balfour
Mr. Chamberlain
Great Britain
Mr. Chaplin
Mr. Balfour
Navy yard calm expected after Bremerton liquor licenses revoked
Washington reports Captain Barclay telegram to the secretary of the navy says Bremerton mayor reported all galoons closed at midnight and liquor licenses revoked. Moody left, Darling notes cautious optimism and plans to build a strong Bremerton navy yard, with no hasty action.
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Washington
Barclay
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Secretary of the Navy
Navy Department
Bremerton
Moody
Darling
Masonic Bodies Meet in Seattle for State Convention
The Washinon Masonic grand bodies opened their eighth annual session at the First avenue Masonic building. The grand council of royal and select masters elected and installed new officers led by Grand Master Frank P. Weymouth. Next year’s meeting set to return to Seattle as the grand lodge site is decided.
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Seattle
Masonic Grand Bodies
Washinon
Masonic
First Avenue
Grand Council of Royal and
Grand Council
Frank P. Weymouth
Spokane
J. EK. Cates
Tacoma
R. J. Graham
Seatte
H. L Kennan
EK. R. Hare
William Pelan
W. C. Stone
William M. Rosa
Everett
A. C. Bachman
Grand Sentinel
John Lillie
Port Townsend
Grand Lodge
Soldier shoots man during martial law in Kansas City
Albert Hurley was shot by John Maloney of the Sixth United States Infantry during guard duty in Kansas City Kansas for refusing to halt. The incident occurred at night as martial law has been in force since the flood.
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Kansas City
Albert Hurley
John Maloney
Sixth United States Infantry
Kan
The Club Habit Menace to Womanhood and Home
Rev. James S Stone argues women’s clubs erode home life and charming femininity. He warns clubs foster masculine traits in women, threaten true marriage roles, and may degrade society by shifting focus from family to public life, urging wives to prioritize husbands.
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James S. Stone
Chicago
America
Study your husband's WilMS by Helen Oldfield
A column argues that successful men owe much to a strong woman behind them while criticizing hysterical pleasures seeking women. It praises the new rational woman who can be trusted like a man and push her partner toward success in a competitive world.
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Helen Oldfield
Iward
Uncle Sam Needs A Great Navy
Captain Richmond P. Hobson argues that the United States must build the strongest navy to protect its 17,000 miles of coastline and vast seashores, asserting naval power as essential to global influence, peace, and national policy beyond armies.
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Richmond P. Hobson
United States
Europe
America
The Immutable Law Of Woman Love And Being Loved
Paolo Mantegazza argues that women love with a distinct, all consuming nature unlike men though both sexes possess equal force. He stresses that a woman seeks love and essential companionship above luxury and power, needing to feel unique to a partner and to be cherished. He cites ideals of Caesar and Napoleon as contrasts to prove enduring passion.
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Paolo Mantegazza
Caesar
Napoleon
Making a Cartoon A Composite Production In Modern Satire
The article argues modern political cartoons are composite creations built from many sources and eras. It compares them to composite photographs, drawing on evolving symbolism and historic personifications like Peace and War, Death, the Russian Bear, Britannia, Uncle Sam, and Columbia.
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Puck
Judge
Sam
Columbia
Bull
Daumier
Travies
Canary yellow Sevres china cabaret sold for 15000
The canary yellow Serres china cabaret pictured was recently sold for about 15000. The purchaser was a shrewd dealer likely to resell at a higher price. Painted by the renowned Leve in 1786 the set includes a plateau teapot and cover sugar bowl milk pitcher and one cup and saucer.
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Leve
Sighing and worry myths and bizarre product notes in era prose
A collage of short items cites sighing as oxygen starvation caused by worry and urges philosophical calm. It then relays odd directions for mushrooms in English and a humorous note on the Shah of Persia and his wives being escorted to avoid public gaze.
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Japan
Persia
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