Japan's Way in Korea and the Logic of Necessity
The piece argues Japan's Korea policy mirrors historic empire building by Britain Russia Germany and others. It cites population, land area, and arable shares to justify expansion as a civilizational duty, claiming Nippon follows the logic of necessity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Adachi Kinnosuke
America
Germany
Africa
Kian-Chau
France
Cochin-China
Nippon
England
India
Isles
Russia
Maravieff
Aigun
Siberia
Kaiser Wilhelm
Emmanuel
American Town Names and Real Estate Poetry
The piece notes a drift toward sentimental place names for American suburbs and real estate marketing. It contrasts pacified names like Lakewood with grand schemes such as Lincoln Ivanhoe and proposes expressive options like Fretley or Stroke to reflect labor and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
Riverside
The
Atlantic
Lincoln
Ivanhoe
Smithville
Wireless telegraphy marks new era in global communication
Transmission across the Atlantic of press and commercial messages by wireless telegraphy begins quietly but signals a major milestone in long distance communication. The management notes the real opening was two years ago with ocean flashing, with ongoing refinements before its daily use by the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Bud Merrifield
Merrifield
Bancroft
Peru Lumber Company
East Peru
James Decker
Nelson Nelson
Boone
John Brodeson
Mason City
Edna Kisling
Will Kisling
Cantril
Little Edna
John Scheffler
Manhattan
Council Bluffs
James Lankton
Lankton
Scheffler
Charles Wilcox
Perry
Z. W. Johns
Bert Johns
Mewton
Goldie Irene Steinek
Wm. R. Steinek
Milwaukee Company
Sanborn
James Smith
Illinois Central
Dubuque
Finley Hospital
Joe Tracey
Smith
Tracey
South Dakota
Sioux City
Herman Cook
George
William Cook
Dennis J. Bogue
Vogue
Illinois Central Railway
John Small
Baxter
Bcon
Alexander Fries
Alexander Fries & Bro
New York
Cincinnati
Harry Waters
Walter
Almeda
Ind
Seneca
S. C
William H. Taft
William Willcox
Columbus
Missouri River & Northwestern
Mystic
S. D
Rapid City
Rapid Creek
Martin
State of
Ohio
Wabash Road
Dillon
Laporte County
Gov. Vardaman
Mississippi
Baldwin
Jackson
Miss
John C. Jeans
Ludington
Mich
Anna T. Jeans
Philadelphia
William E. Shiebler
Buchanan
Queen Victoria
Brooklyn
Pittsburg Fulminite Company
Zelienople
Marconi Wireless
Siasconset
Mass
The Vanity of Luggage Labels In Travel
The London Review notes travelers show pride through foreign hotel and transfer tags on bags. The sight amuses spectators while baggage handlers struggle to identify the proper luggage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
London Railway Review
Clergymen to Pay Full Rail Fares with Damages Note
Clergymen must pay full railroad fares. if killed on journeys their widows may collect full damages, a point noted as a consolation for the obligation.
Paris Police Speak English and German at Stations
Paris police officers at railway depots must use English and German in official duties, while the ability to pronounce French property is seen as a liberal education in female seminaries abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Spencer derailed freight and farm injuries dominate Iowa news
An east bound stock train derailed in Spencer yards after colliding with signals. multiple injuries follow including Henry Myers losing part of a hand, plus numerous accidents. Claude Grice is dead after a blow from a scale weight. Baker arrested for murder. Other notes detail fires, interurban land deals, wage strikes, and a river of local misfortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Yards
Henry Myers
Akion
Claude Grice
Red Oak
George Baker
Baker
P. W. Simonson
Chabense
Ottumwa
Simonson
Frederick W. Breede
Sarah
Cass County
Germany
Millie Goodenough
William Goodenough
Henry Smith
Goodenough
Harvey Cook
Epworth
Mr. Cook
Amos Schroeder
Pleasantville
Schroeder
R. P. Howell
District Court
Iowa City
John Canfield
Rock Island Railroad Company
Iowa County
Howell
Parrish
Des Moines
Rock Island
Wade
S. C. Prindle
Mount Pleasant Park
Clinton
William John Ward
Fairfield, Keosauqua
Memphis
Cantril
Milton
Thompson Barrett Company
Davenport
Notable Happenings From The Week In Brief
A digest of international and domestic incidents includes Frank H. Warner convicted of second degree murder in New York. a fatal rail collision near Steubenville. a Colorado dynamite fire in Boulder. suicides and murders across several states. earthquakes in Italy and Formosa. political shifts and financial moves in Washington. Names include Warner, Norling, Reeve, Gilday, Buckman, Roosevelt, La Follette, Bryan, and Haskell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Warner
New York
Esther C. Norling
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Steubenville
Martin Gilday
Boulder
Col
J. W. Reeve
Colorado & Southern Railway
Oscar Nelson
Rockford, Il
Alfred Steckler
Supreme Court
Steckler
William Payles
Columbus
France
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Commercial Club
St. Paul
Minnesota Shippers’ and Receivers’ Association
J. H. Bank
Levi C. Lincoln
Woonsocket Electric Light & Power Company
Providence
R. L
Supreme Court of the United States
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Storm Bull
Wisconsin State University
Ole Bull
Minneapolis
Frank M. Eddy
Joliet
British India
O'Leary City
Alaska
Mills & Averill Tatloring Company
St. Louis
American Shipbuilding Company
Great Lakes
Juliette Betelle Prescott Mathis
Illinois
Los Angeles
William H. Dixon
Colorado
Sevan
Denver
Grocers’ Trust
M. Khornikoff
George L. Sheldon
Nebraska
J. B. Thomas
Bank of Albany
Albany
Masonic Order of Missouri
Midland
Kansas City
Charles Tracy Barney
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Cortelyou
Treasury
Panama
Roosevelt
Lafayette
Ind
W. J. Bryan
Wall Street
Louisville
White House
Congress
Inland Waterways Commission
Maj
Frank McLaughlin
Santa Cruz
Cal
McLaughlin
Lyman J. King
Bronx
James Orcut
Warsaw
Metcalf
Electric Boat Company of
Formosa
Rainbow
Taft
Chattanooga
Galveston
Vindivosto
W. C. Whitney
Ohio
Franklin County
Westerville
Robert Charles Louis Marie de Bourbon
Spain
Duke of Parma
Reggio
Italy
David M. Wolfe
First National Bank of
Tyrone
Tacoma
Wash
James D. Carrier
Asheville
N. C
Manila
Lucien M. Underwood
Columbia University
Redding
Conn
William Kirkwood
Chicago Board of Trade
Musselborough
Scotland
Gov. Haskell
Oklahoma
Moncure D. Conway
Paris
Joseph Henry Eckstein
Harrington Park
N. J
Jank Frantz
Oklahoma Territory
Charlies N. Haskell
Haskell
Carbon Coal & Coke Company
Longsdale
Cokedale
Chalk River
Missouri River
Omaha
Missouri
Helena
Mont
W. R. Hearst
lMbel
Raymond Hitchcock
Mr. Hearst
William Astor Chanler
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Fairfield Journal
Fairfield
Iowa
Japan
Iowa News
Prince Charles of Bourbon
Marc]ried
Princess Louise
Wood Norton
Charles H. Seitz
Michigan Telephone Company
Detroit
Chicago
Evelyn Romadka
Milwaukee
Brentano
Louis H. Krehl
Rock Island Railroad
Topeka
Kaw
Grand Haven
William Shimmel
Martin Golden
Dennison
Padgham
J. Ballin
Hamburg
Albert Ballin
Hamburg-American Steamship Line
Berkeley
San Pedro
San Francisco
Gaviota
Higgins
Margia
Ulmo
Toulon
George Decker
Toledo
Theresa Sullivan
Michael Lander
Asa Walker
Superintendent Shelton
Ute Indian Agency
Ship Rock
N. M
United States
Garrett J. Lydecker
Corps of Engineers
Shipping Gazette of London
Salvation Army
Army
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