Bookish items and reviews in January journals
A summary of diverse literary notices and reviews across January issues. Items include discussions in The International Journal of Ethics on death by own action and ethical errors in medical practice, notices on The Wanderers by Henry C Rowland, and reviews of Captain and Inckieae. plus notices on public health literature, art criticism, and educational reform articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Journal of Ethics
Misa C.F. Yonge
Richard C. Cabot
Bowton
Rules For Contestants In Auto Subscriber Contest
The document explains who can or cannot be a new subscriber in the auto subscriber contest. It emphasizes fair play and equal treatment of contestants and notes restrictions on accepting subscriptions from certain persons or through personal delivery. The Walletin aims to prevent misunderstandings about what creates a new subscriber.
Money in Elections to Parliament of Great Britain
A lengthy report discusses campaign spending in Britain, noting official limits far below actual costs and describing how wealth, social clubs, and patronage influence candidates and elections. It cites examples of allowances, corrupt practices acts, and the role of party managers and directorships in funding campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Candi Tate
Midat Hawtown
Hercules
Howe
Tammany
House of Commons
Squire Longlaw
Dargai
America
Prinepal
Coryar
Petrages
Lord Burton
Lord Ivough
Ardilann
House of Lands
Reforming The Ballot Is Federation Scheme
New York March 7 The national civic conference on primary and election law reforms ends day one with ballot reform to be carried forward by a new department of the National Civic Federation. Quincy of Dotton presents resolutions for publication of campaign finances and judicial inquiries into expenditures, plus penalties and disqualifications for corrupt practices. The conference declines direct primary nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Civic Federation
Josiah Quncy
Dotton
Copfermion
Quincy
Yolo
Department of the Civic Faieration
Plans of Radicals Stir Russia Social Demands
March 23 report outlines radical and revolutionary plans by Social Democrats and other groups to push liberal government from Petersburg. Finlands trip and April meetings may coordinate actions to force universal suffrage and a new Constituent Assembly. Protests include potential general strike, with authorities instructed to take necessary measures to restrain unrest. A separate note mentions a London ad offering a talking parrot gramophone deal at 42 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Pome Place
Finland
Cating & General Aike
Miniter
Durnoye Hap
Cnlure
Sounell
Kawire
Entation
Wxpiee
Prinonere
Kwplre
Fragmented Quote Snap Shows Erratic Speech in City Street
A garbled OCR passage captures disjointed phrases about a world owing a living, a minister's sermon, a mistaken word to the wise, and a confused street scene with a fallen figure amid bright idea reflections and a mention of metal polish.
Notice of Payment by Walston Agricultural Co Limited
Payment of bond in the amount of one thousand pounds is due April 1, 1908. The entry and surrender must be presented at the office of Walston Agricultural Company Limited on or before that date. Treasurer Bowen signs the notice dated February 24, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahoroby
Wal‘ston Agricultural Company, Limited
Waidt Conde
Ollee
Walslum
Anne See Oo A
Ee Bowen
Aiian ‘Abvicuiturat Company
Lim Acuntuie
Sisss Maras
Election of Officers at Interisland Steam Navigation Co
The Interisland Steam Navigation Co Ltd announces officers elected to serve the coming year. Directors named include August Dreier, Gee, M. Wilowe, A. Wilcox, C. M. Cooke, W. C. Smith, and M. Downett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interisland Steam Navigation Co, Ltd
Notice to Bondholders of Truncated Company
Vague legal notice announces bonds outstanding as of April 1 1906 and requires bondholders to present for payment to the Treasurer at the office in Honolulu. The garbled text references interest continuation and meeting resolutions with several unreadable names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cockholders
parMeny
Ula
Macktold Eng
Honolulu
Barber shop owner opens new location at King Street
Mr G Sonnie, once running the barber shop at Font Street, has reopened a new full service shop at 10 King Street. The move follows changes in his business and aims to serve the local community with improved hours and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Sonnie
Font Street
Ual Sud
King Waar Mums Anu Street
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