Short Talks on Public Interest by Andrew J Palm
Andrew J Palm voices strong opinions on Quay, Stone, and the old political circle, condemning greed and distrust in leadership. He criticizes Roosevelt’s restraint on power, flags Chinese immigration as a public issue, and likens U S policy toward the Philippines to coercive colonial actions. He contrasts benevolent rhetoric with harsh reality and references conscience in foreign policy.
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Samar
Weyler
Invention of the cooking range by Josiah M Read
Josiah M Read of Everett Massachusetts dies at ninety two. His invention of the cooking range profoundly altered American domestic life, enabling more elaborate meals, saving heat and time, and expanding the domestic organization beyond rustic simplicity.
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Josion Read
New York
Howe
Read
Franklin
Tend
Peking Letters and Humorous Tradeoffs Across Newsroom Threads
A collage of microfeatures and tales shows Li Hung Chang and Sir Chihchen Lo Peng Luh in a London memo, Wu Ting Pang’s influence in Washington, and light backstage wit from Francis Wilson’s clash with an embryo librettist. Also notes on Commander Southerland, bloodless surgery via adrenalin, and printers ink value from a Grand Rapids ad spender.
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Li Hung Chang
England
Chihchen Lo Feng Luh
Peking
China
London
Washington
Wu Ting Pang
Sir Chihichen
Wao Ding Pang
Li Jing Chang
Sir Chihchen Lo Peng Luh
White Lavishness The Son William Whitney Speech
In reply to a banker friend who noted his lavish entertaining William Whitney argues that spending money to employ people helps trade and benefits all. He says rich men have a duty to spend as much as they can to aid prosperity.
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Pittsburg
Stone
Quay, Stone & Company
Shakespeare
Roosevelt
William
Whitney
Railroads to Rescue Turkey from Semibarbarianism
The plan envisions 140 million dollars of railroad construction to uplift Asiatic Turkey. A main line will traverse the Euphrates valley from end to end, reopening caravan routes. Major cities and towns along biblical routes are expected to be connected by these new rails.
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Axvnite
Turkey
Buephrates
Bible and
Lehigh Valley Railroad Returns to New York February 4
Tickets sold for 3.00 to New York and return via Lehigh Valley Railroad with travel starting February 20 and valid for return through February 4. Tickets honored on any train except the Black Diamond express. Inquiries at ticket agents.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
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Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Kite Haven
Rollin H.wilbur
Cortlandt Street
New York City
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LFE
G. J. Gildroy
Hazleton
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Scnnylkill
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Jeddo
Henleys Hazle Brook
Stockton
Beaver Meadow Road
Roun
Hazleton Junction
Harwood
Cranberry
Wormhicken
Deringer
Oneida Junction
Harwood Road
Humboldt Road
Oneida
Sheppton
Tombicken
Unday
Tomhicken
Roan
Roaa
Hazle Brook
Eckley
Jeanesville
Audenried
Traction Company
Sunbury
Harrisburg
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