Reasons for the failure of New Harmony socialism
Taft reviews the New Harmony experiment at Sew Harmony centennial, arguing socialism fails without private property rewards. He recounts the Owenite and Rappite ventures, noting factionalism, dictatorial attempts, and the belief that human motives thwart ideal communities. New Harmony’s split reflected broader socialist experiments.
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William Hi, Taft
Sew Harmony
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Wberry
Taft
George Tapp
Amana
Bethel
Aurora
Oneida
Robert Owen
Rapp
Owen
Clergymen urge action as suffragette crisis deepens
A Westminster debate looms as government weighs responses to militant suffragette actions. Clergymen call for firm measures while newspapers report on anti suffrage campaigns and possible prosecutions. Security around Buckingham Palace tightens with police cordons and detector checks. Mary Richardson’s Rokeby Venus case resurfaces amid cat and mouse arrests.
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Mary Wichardson
State Hall
Buckingham Palace
Roosevelt Sees King At Madrid Wedding Trip
Colonel Roosevelt arrived in Madrid to attend the wedding of his son, with King Alfonso traveling part of the same train. A crowd gathered, but no meeting occurred as both leaders avoided direct contact. The king later drove an automobile from the platform while police monitored potential protests.
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Madrid
Spain
Roosevelt
Welt
Mise Belle Wattichter
Helne
Alfonso
Biarritz
Heat Wave Sweeps East of Missouri with High Temps
A blistering heat wave gripped the region east of the Missouri River and south of the Great Lakes. Cities reported near or above 90s with Philadelphia hitting above 99 and Washington about 96 as officials warned the heat would persist. Thunderstorms were forecast to relieve the upper Mississippi valley by midweek.
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Washington
Missouri River
Great Lakes
York
The
Boston
Chicago
Missippi
Missouri Court Upholds Harvester Ouster and Kentuckys Penalties
The Missouri Supreme Court sustained the ouster of the International Harvester Company of America as a trust. It also set aside penalties imposed by Kentucky courts for Harvester's association with a trust. The decision awaits federal antitrust action against the company under the Sherman Act.
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Washington
Missouri
International Harvester Company of America
Supreme Court
Kentucky
Harvester Company
Entirely New Dances Shown At Cleveland Dance Meet
Cleveland June 8 The tatè and the twinkle, the season s new dances, were demonstrated before the National Association of Masters of Dancing. The tatè, a Chinese dance with short steps, is predicted to be the year s most popular. The twinkle is a waltz with modified tango and other forms, demanding upright carriage. Also shown were the contra temps waltz the six step and the kiss waltz. Jane Wilson daughter of the president was operated on here today for throat trouble affecting her singing. The operation was minor and she spent time shopping afterward.
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Cleveland
National Association of Masters of Dancing
Philadelphia
Jane $ Wilson
US Senate Debates Panama Canal Toll Exemption Amendment
The session centers on the Norris Simmons amendment and Sutherland proposal amid Brazil debate. Democratic leaders push for a vote, arguing the measure respects state rights under the Hay-Peace treaty while allowing Canada and American ships favorable charges. Senator Martine condemns the president’s stance, warning of errors in policy. Spain experiments with American dry farming methods.
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Senate
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Norris
Nebraska
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Panama Canal
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Poindexter
Great Britain
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Panama
Martine
New Jersey
Wilson
Spain
Rapps Case Quickly Ends in Confession and Letters
The account outlines Rapps rapid near conclusion after a stream of letters and plans. It notes references to a private dining room, wealth, and a Chicago road house with high prices and discreet patronage. The writer details names, money, and personal intentions, hinting at a suspected intimate past.
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Rapp
Chicago
Hotel Arrivals Fill City Guests List from Many States
A long hotel arrivals column lists guests visiting from cities nationwide including Chicago, Helena, Missoula, Deer Lodge, Spokane, Seattle, Portland, Salt Lake City, Phoenix, and New York. Names such as Hutte G J Bunting, J M Kramer, Susie Galleon, and Ger trude Martin appear among travelers from Idaho, Montana, Utah, Washington, and beyond.
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Plains
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Salt Lake
R. J.maury
Bogemont
H. Clinton
Dillon
J. M. Kramer
Helena
Silverman
Finlen
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Big Timber
Letilas Dixon
A. G. Beer
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Dirth
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James Healy
Seattle
Gertrude Martin
F. P. Dillinger
S. M. Parker
Denver
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J. M. Campbell
Stanley
N.D
Th. Carl
Cleveland
Tomb Found in Egypt King of the Dead Discovery
Geneva Correspo ndent New Sun reports Prof Edouard Naville Egyptologist returns with details of discoveries near Abydos eight miles from the Nile. A granite and red sandstone temple complex with three naves and eighteen cells reveals a reservoir, the burial hall, and inscriptions, including the Book of the Dead, suggesting a major royal tomb of the dead.
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New Sun
Iibson
London
Mise Murray
University College, London
Abydos
Andilenr
Egypt
Thieves in Chamber of Osiris and Osiris myth overview
Report discusses thieves piercing a wall into the Chamber of Osiris and questions whether they took Osiris sarcophagus. It notes Seti altered temple and tomb around 13 B.C., and ancient legend says Osiris body was dismembered and reassembled each morning, suggesting multiple Osiris tombs but identifying Abydos as the main site.
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Seti
Egypt
Temple
Abydos
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Heaven
Set
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