Controversy and notes on world affairs and defense
The article surveys Russia Japan relations and American trade, then shifts to Canada Britain naval defense plans and Halifax Esquimalt forts. It notes Colonel Greene's estate and long service, plus reflections on life insurance firms and regulatory oversight.
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Canada
Inc
Great Britain
Halifax
Atlantic
Esquimalt
Pacific
Eagther
Frederick Borde
Esduimai
Maritime World’s Fair Anniversary Honors Fulton’s Clermont
Plans in New York mark the two hundredth anniversary of steam navigation sparked by Robert Fulton’s Clermont voyage on August twenty fifth in 1807. The event aims to celebrate industrial peace, highlight naval progress, and may invite Admiral Admiral to attend, emphasizing maritime achievements over war.
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Robert Fulion
New York
Robert Fulton
Papin
Fulda
Clermont
Marine Annals
Clermeant
Adin Vaca
Cll
Poe
Nelson
The Noble Calling of the Teacher by Rabbi Ell and Hirsch
A sermon extols teaching as a divine profession, urging teachers to sacrifice for the work and place the needs of children above salaries. It emphasizes service over pay, the teacher’s role to shape humanity, and the moral duty to support and dedicate to education despite financial constraints. The piece also condemns crime and encourages prudent borrowing and integrity.
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Rabbi Ell & Hirsch
Rabel ‘Hirsch
Banking House
Lending May Be a Crime in Bankrupt Lending Tale
The piece critiques high interest lending by moneylenders, citing a bankrupt man charged 90 percent. It contrasts fault with the borrower's folly and warns that lenders often reveal as much about themselves as their borrowers. It discusses borrower classes, vanity loans, and the risky dynamic between acquaintances.
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R. J. Matz
Erho
Bia
Rodney Smith
Getler
Thia
Persoha
Ebah
National Regulation of Insurance and Congressional Power
Sy Jobin Walsh argues for national regulation of insurance, noting the vast, nationwide reach of insurers and the varied state laws. He cites President Roosevelt’s push for federal oversight and contends that a single national framework is needed to supervise large national companies while smaller local insurers remain state-regulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Jobin W. Walsh
Roosevelt
Congress
Politics and the Judiciary in a Reforming Era
The piece argues that judges should not be mere party adherents and criticizes reliance on political loyalty. It calls for restraint in revealing theory and warns against methods borrowed from other governments, urging caution as reforms address great human problems.
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Parker
Aen
Brery
Janice
Agerty
Rte
Eustom
Affori
Drift and Battle On Sea From Los Angeles Times
Drifted on the sea with ebbing tide as wind pressed the course and waves swelled. Axtop rose and swept the deck as four men battled the sea and wind in an old Los Angeles Times fragment.
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Los Angeles Times
Tragic Mixup Ends With a Shocking Realization
In a tale from Illustrated Bits, a young woman confronts her own jealousy and misreads a visitor as she waits for Albert Howard Graham. A late arrival, mistaken duties, and a dramatic kitchen confrontation reveal the real identity and set the stage for a bitter personal tragedy.
Not Oatorths Wonds Ket
Fragmented OCR text reveals a dialogue about a physician and a patient family. Mrs Cuttinos discusses pneumonia and treatment with hesitancy as Lindey Marse visits daily. The exchange hints at medical doubt and patient care in a distressed household.
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Wong
Cuttinos
Catuing
Treen
Faa
Green
Afra
Lindey Marse
Mount Gordon Crevasse Rescue at The Narrow Bridge
In 1897 a party of English mountaineers on Mount Gordon faced a hidden crevasse after crossing a snow bridge. Thompson fell into the crack, and climber Colite descended on a rope to rescue him. The rope snagged, the pair battled to free Thompson as ice fell and the crevasse widened. Thompson was saved with minor injuries. no bones were broken.
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Mount Gordon
Wahin
Teyninss
Hem
Thompson
Ita
Thorpaen
Focklex
Mammoth Hail Storm Smashes Alma Roofs and Windows
A recent heavy hailstorm in Alma South Carolina produced eggsized stones that shattered shingles and dozens of roofs. The stones damaged every window in town and damaged other structures, with reports saying such large hail had not occurred in the state before.
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Alma
aUmiss
Wnilad
Diane
Fragmentary OCR Notice Sequences Troubled by Jumbled Text
Readable fragments reference names and places such as Louisville and Whitkiewski but overall text is garbled. The piece appears to mix quotes and labels without coherent narrative or clear event details. No clear dates, actions, or outcomes are discernible from the legible portions.
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Smither
Alvert Howard
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