Wealthy Should Aid Industrial Reform, Urges Union Leader
Gertrude Barnum, president of the Woman's Trades Union League, urges millionaires to study conditions that generate their wealth. She argues high wages and better housing would curb vagrancy, and that heirs of fortunes should work to improve industrial conditions rather than seek leisure.
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John D. Rockefeller's Great Opportunity
Bishop Samuel Fallows argues Rockefeller is morally balanced yet currently separates religion and business. He urges Rockefeller to admit past wrongs and use wealth to undo them, seeking forgiveness from God and man and becoming a modern St. John.
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President Roosevelt’s Submarine Descent Marks Naval Feat
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