Faults in American Character and Scientific Study
Prof W F Ganong argues that disregard of particulars and generalities is a fundamental fault in American character and calls for laboratory and experimental work in all science. Books ease the wits, but independent observation yields sound knowledge. The excerpt ends with reflections on character, virtue, and the value of goodness over cleverness and success, noting the danger of viewing oneself as irreplaceable.
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Tattoo Suggested for Army Horses
Army horses may be permanently marked with an indelible numeral inside the upper lip under Capt. Casper H. Conrad Jr s plan. The scheme aims to replace temporary brands used at Fort Keogh and Fort Reno and reduce middleman costs while improving horse selection and preventing tampering.
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The United States moves to press Russia and Japan for recognition of a China rail concession granted to an English American syndicate. Washington seeks to uncover a possible secret treaty to bar others from Manchuria and to ensure open doors for all nations despite Russia and Japan opposing US involvement. England’s stance wanes as tensions rise, and the US may fight alone to keep Manchuria open.
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United States to Lead Conference Against Opium Trade
Washington officials announce the United States will lead a September conference at The Hague with Great Britain Germany France Italy Austria Hungary Portugal China Siam Persia Japan the Netherlands Russia and possibly Turkey to curb opium trafficking through international agreements. The effort follows the Shanghai opium commission and aims to place import restrictions under government supervision, addressing America’s own opium use and smuggling with about 68 000 pounds entering annually despite prohibitions.
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Washingtons suffrage shift astonishes old timers in capital
In Washington the suffrage push attracts growing attention from society leaders and politicians. Formerly wary, many senators and representatives now lean toward support as women activists gain social prominence. The reform movement moves from fringe to open discussion at tea tables and in favor profiles across the capital.
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