Death of Pope Leo and reflections on leadership
A long obituary and commentary recount the pope Leo’s life, intelligence, and political tact, praising his moderation toward France and dedication to church unity. It notes his age, vigor, and influence, linking his enduring papacy to his moral authority and service to Catholics. Also included are social-crime statistics and debates on punishment, education, and city life’s impact on crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Xu
Mr. Gladstone
Bismarck
France
Waldeck- Rousseau
Republic
Chicago Record-Herald
Crime and Its Causes In the United States
The article discusses whether crime rates are rising faster than population growth and argues the need to identify causes and provide remedies to prevent a worsening condition. It frames the issue as important for guiding future policy and public safety efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
William Ernest Henley Dies at Fifty Four in London
William Ernest Henley, aged fifty four, died yesterday in London. The obituary notes he was among the foremost English poets of his time, with comparisons to Swinburne and others. The article highlights his significance in contemporary poetry and his standing beside peers such as Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ernest Henley
William
Ernest Henley
London
Swinburne
Henley
Watson
Solomon and the Washington smart set at a housewarming
A Washington woman invites the workers who built her new studio home to attend a housewarming and view their own handiwork. The tale contrasts royal ancient temple praise with modern social novelty, praising the workers and their tools as a highlight of the event.
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Washington
Hose
Jerusalem
Old Solomon
Solomon
Lydia E. Pinkham
Beveridge versus a Japanese lecturer in prophecy
The Indianapolis Sentinel reports Dr. Toyokichi Iyenega of Chicago University calling Senator Albert Beveridge a false prophet for predicting war between Japan and Russia. The piece defends Beveridge and challenges Iyenega to prove his claims with other forecasts.
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Toyokichi Iyenega
Chicago University
Albert Jeremiah Beveridge
Japan
Russia
China
Great Britain
United States
France
Beveridge
Siberia
Pacific
Cathay
Oyster Bay
Chicago
Indiana
Dr. Dowie
Senator Beveridge
Roosevelt
Bokwalter Elevated Track Commission
Dr. Iyenga
Indianapolis Sentinel
Death of Whistler The Great Artist and His Times
Indianapolis News recounts the life of James Abbott McNeill Whistler a Lowell Mass native who studied in Paris and exhibited in London before twenty five. It notes his abroad life his theory of universal artistry and his libel suit against Ruskin ending in a single farthing damages and his book Ten Oclock which reflects his views on art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henley
Robert Louis Stevenson
Macaire
Longfellow
Kipling
Indianapolis News
Whistler
Lowell
Mass
Paris
Royal Academy
London
Velasquez
Ruskin
Indianapolis
News
Gallant Yarmouth Earl At Lambs Club Defense Speech
The Earl of Yarmouth was pictured in a new light at the Lambs Club as a maker of witty speeches. An incident during the evening involved jests about the wealth of his bride on the American line pier as the couple sailed for a signing of gold. An actor friend bowed to him in the New York Mail and Express milieu.
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Yarmouth
Earl of
Lambs Cu
Thaw
Buemerous
York
Mail
Express
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Canada
Leo
United” States
Massachusetts
Iowa
Colorado
IndianaApolis Journal
King Solomon and the
Lovuisz
E. 166Th St
New York City
Anna Erromorr
Pinkham
Lynn
Mase
Prophet Jeremiah
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