World politics and naval power in a Venezuela context
The article discusses Captain Hobson's views on Japan’s global aims and the need for a strong navy to defend the Philippines Hawaii and other territories. It analyzes the United States stance on world politics, imperial expansion, and the Venezuela dispute, emphasizing international law, arbitration, and sovereignty.
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Homons Hoomny
Madson
Japan
Trowlle
Guam
Hawaiian Islands
Hobson
Atlantic
Pacific
Philippine Islands
America
Grest Lakes
Nova Bootia
Otter
Humla
Germsey
France
Berkkamp
Phil Uppines
Hotwon
Veneuwela
State Department
Etveative
Congression Committees
Yeomuela
Venezuela
Castro
United Sinton
Washington
United Sistem
Veresveta
Poverty and Purpose in a Merchant's Retired Life
A New York merchant, once rich enough to retire, died with wealth fading and his mind fixed on petty cares. The piece laments poverty of spirit, urges kindness to others, and contrasts Western apathy with China’s view of retirement. It muses on the value of useful pursuits over wealth and hints at a Lingua Franca like Esperanto as a means to wider social empathy.
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New York
Min
Elvie
Athens
Lie
China
Romady
Avery Activ
What Is a Democrat and Where Is He Now
A poem questions the meaning of democracy and party loyalty, debating whether a Democrat is defined by stance or location. It mocks political figures and ends by urging readers to consider November’s score and the fate of the nation.
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Red and Reel
Congress
Boerum
Mugwump
Morgan
Reed
Jefferson
Bryan
Ty Hn & Democrat
Piers
Ciimord
Locomotive Invention Sparked By Berlin Report
Special Agent Captain Godfrey J. Carden reports a new locomotive invention with simple construction and steam powered by local power sources. The design, featuring a fireless apparatus and compact boiler, promises practical use in mills, plants, and docks, aiming to reduce fire risk and increase efficiency.
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Godfrey J. Carden
Revenue Cutter Service
Berlin
United States
Carden
America
Thane
Sander
Magsia
Fireless locomotive touted for safety at plants
Special Agent Carden describes a fireless Brelees locomotive as ideal for European and American plants. He says it eliminates smoke nuisance and could be operated by a single man, reducing crew costs. The cab houses only a throttle bar reversing gear and brake, underscoring its simple design.
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Carden
Grutte
Catholic Centennial celebrated in New York archdiocese
New York on April 27 marked a Catholic centennial with Mass at St Patrick's Cathedral. Archbishop Corrigan and Cardinal Logue attended as prayers celebrated the church's 100 years since formal establishment. A week of events across the country followed, highlighted by a pontifical mass and a Catholic society parade.
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Progres
New York
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Where Monsignor Lavelle
Cardinal Logue
Ireland
Parley
Permon
Armagh
Iocese
Bt. Patrick
Cardinal Gibbons
J. Paul
Ryan
Philadelphia
Quigley
Chicago
Keane
Dubuque
Mewuier
Milwaukee
Giennou
St. Leute
Riordan
San Francisco
Domede Valeante
the Dons
Naltimore
Diomede Futconio
Aportolle
John J. Glennon
St. Louis
Caringty Hall
P. Bia
Catholic Club
Lake Com ‘Caven
Waldaha Coabolty
Corrigan Hines
Parney Bes
St Patrick's Cathedral
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Pune
Europe
United
Somme
la Locomotives
Pree Pwtinking Co
Te Vriet
Robt. W. Collins
Wiggett
BLOC
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Seventh Street
North Park Addition
Taylor Addition
Idlewild Park
Fourth Street
Sherman Street
Third
Fourth
Old Fort Sherman
Pew
Coeur d'Alene Bank & Trust Co
Sherman and
Second Streets
All Grove
H. B. Treff
Ec Andel
Merchants Transfer & Storage
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Ofice
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