Thompson in charge of the zoo and famed snake artist
John W. Thompson recently with the Bishop Museum is engaged to care for the Kaimuki Zoo animals. The Strand Magazine portrays him as a leading reptile painter and sculptor, whose life work in painting live snakes for casts draws praise from naturalists and the Smithsonian. Thompson describes his casting method, the risks with live snakes, and his dream of a national snake museum to preserve species in lifelike color.
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Emigration policies and Italian American views stir debate
An early 20th century discussion cites Roosevelt remarks on immigration and Italy, advocating stricter limits on criminals and lacking assimilation. The piece highlights fears of crime, political influence, and social impact, with local Chicago reactions about enforcing restrictive measures.
Submarine Defence Debate Dominates Harbor Security Policy
Newport authorities report a naval committee chaired by Admiral Charles N. Nyte urged reassessment of coastal defense favoring submarine boats. Critics warn submarines are unreliable in war, citing past trials in Nar Faguneett Bay and vulnerability to surface craft and coastal fortifications. The debate centers on replacing ships with subs to protect harbors and strategic routes.
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