No Right to Kill and the Moral Law of Suffering
A criticism of euthanasia and capital punishment argues that no one has the right to end a life. It cites the Creator, the law of cause and effect, and society's duty to alleviate suffering, urging adherence to natural laws while opposing Quick, final relief. The piece ends with a call related to the Democratic state committee "fight."
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Ig & Healthy
Times
Norton
Tolle
New Jersey
New York
GREED CAUSES TROUBLE INDEFINITE PROSPECTS OF LIMITING FAMILIES
A London Times debate on restricting births among the poor argues that population growth should be curbed where livelihood is unlikely. The twofold claim urges not multiplying when support is unavailable and excludes feeble stock from perpetuating. American sociologists echo the theory as applicable globally amid poverty.
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London Times
England
The Population Question and Social Policy Debate
An argument dismisses forced sterilization as inhumane and impractical. It condemns greed and monopolistic scheming as root causes of social strain, arguing that health and vigor come from better conditions, not deliberate sterility, with claims that England and the United States could support much larger populations if greed were curbed.
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England
United States
Congressman Chanung Not at Risk From Idaho Miners
The claim that Congressman Chanung faces danger due to ties with ex Gov Steunenberg and Idaho miners is unfounded. He has not incurred the enmity of Idaho's legitimate miners, and thus remains unlikely to be targeted by malcontents mistaken as Indiana workers friends.
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Chanung
Steunenberg
Idaho
Couet d'Alene
Indiana
Million Women Prayers Rally Against Polygamy in Washington
A British observer notes a vast petition drive in Washington led by the senate secretary and a subcommittee report opposing polygamy. The piece argues polygamy harms women in Utah and calls for emancipation from domestic subjugation, framing it as a fight for natural love over lust.
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England
Washington
Heen Ernaat
Senate
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Tts
Party of the Home
Utah
Joe Saith
Mormon Church
Prinelalas
Turekey
Britain
Moral clash over Sapha and Magda in Springfield
In Springfield Massachusetts readers question the moral purpose of Sapha versus Magda as a substitute. Critics accuse Bay state moralists of focusing on lines and scenes rather than Dau et's high minded motif, arguing the social drama remains misunderstood by New England moralists.
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Sapha
Magda
Springfeld
Mass
Bay State
Dauet
New England
Murderous hazing and student death at Columba school
A 17 year old pupil Cecil Leap died after a hazing incident at a Columbus suburb school. Earlier, a student was killed during a similar hazing ride on a railroad track. The commentary condemns hazing as barbaric and warns of ongoing violence in schools.
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England
Oly Achopola
Cecil Leap
Oney
Columba
Hazing Death Sparks Demand for Action in School
A hazing incident left a student fatally injured after a group of eight boys overpowered him as a prank. The victim Leap reportedly died from a broken spine and the case prompts questions about punishment and accountability for the perpetrators.
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Hazers
Dla
Leap
Ofur
Cannon and Free Speech Amid Trade Debates in Congress
The piece discusses Speaker Cannon guiding free speech on Philippine trade and tariff reform. It notes industrials backing a test of free trade, Massachusetts advocating reform, and concerns over how President Taft and Panama Canal issues affect politics. A wary tone on Cannon’s program and Panama management persists.
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Cannon Aux Chy
Massachusetts
Gov. Guild
Council Board of the Nation
Cannon
Jon
Joseph
Aerial travel advances progress from coast to coast
Prof. Graham Bell demonstrates lifting a 185 pound man 30 feet with a new airship tech and predicts mankind will soar like an eagle. He says airships with engines will lead, followed by human flight powered by wind energy, as experiments show kites rise against currents.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Graham Bell
Whey
Walter Wellman
Bol
Nova Scotia
Open Town Debate and Workhouse Occupancy In Hoosier Capital
A fragment reflects on city measures that reduced crime and social costs after a clampdown. It notes savings from tighter control, fewer entrants to the workhouse, and asks whether rural towns benefit from open hospitality, citing Terre Haute and South Bend as examples and questioning the claim.
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Terre Haute
South Bend
Democrats Gather at Grand Hotel for State Chairman Fight
At the Grand hotel on Monday a large Democratic crowd debated party leadership with Foley stating he will not seek or permit his name for state chairman. Michael Sweeny of Jasper led candidacy efforts as others urged unity while discussions touched on J. Kirby Hisk, E. Foley, and E. Moore amid state political maneuvering.
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Grand Hotel
E. Petey
Crawfords
Ville
Foley Himsel
Tam
Foley
Inter
Nfe
J. Kirby Hisk
Lafayette
Grand
Michael Sweeny
Jasper
DuBois County
Min Sweeny
Iwanti
Sweeny
WW. A. Smith
Micha Reault
Igan
Hid Gerter
Pere Marquette Road
E. E. Moore
Conners't
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Hien
Yiton & Dayton
Kind Gune
William Aldeh
Moore
Malor Havops
Congress
Andrew Jackson Barchfeld
Hanty
Poway County
Indiana
Hhatley
Missouri
H. Rogers
Bir. Moore
Hadley
Tiret
Ito Dave
Fils
Alvin Padgett
Washington
Padgett
Linton
Hendren
Cora
Amin
Aan
Roosevelt
Maney
Ict
New York Evening Sun
Nana
Furthvr
New York
Game of Life Fools and Rogues Play Ace and Deuce
A fragment describes players in a game of life who cheat and outwit each other. It mentions fools duping Tagues and Walle rogues, with some players throwing ace and counting birds as they play deuce, while others use cunning.
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Sore
Men and Things Beyond the Sea
The column surveys figures and anecdotes on politics in Britain and India, noting Lord Curzon's return, possible parliamentary actions by Irish peers, and shifts among conservatives and free traders. It also recalls debts and savings, a German empire anecdote, Sir Thomas Price in South Africa, and canal-era facts about the Suez Canal and modern figures in Egypt, alongside brief literary verse and miscellaneous notes.
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Lord Curzon
Eng
India
Mr. Chamberlain
Mr. Salfour
Free Trades
Capital visit in rain shows Cannon and officials
In a downpour at the White House, Speaker Cannon and colleagues faced wet steps and mud as they entered. The scene recalls Bulkeley’s rise from Brooklyn to governor and senator, nicknamed the Crowbar Governor after forcing a locked executive chamber door. Oregon’s John M. Genrin jokes about being the poorest millionaire, claiming he owns nothing and relies on future legal practice.
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Speaker Cannon
White House
Jet
Mr. Cannon
Joe
Sve Tbs
Borgan G. Bulkeley
Connecticut
Mercanti S Mfo
Brooklyn
Hartford
Thirteenth Regiment
Senate
House
Bulkeley
Harttorsl
Oregon
John “M. Genrin
Scotty the Beoot er and Death Valley Mystery tease
A comic critique of Barnum era hype notes Scotty the Beoot er’s sensational fakery and a planned stage comeback in New York. Antonio Apache claims Scotty remains a media hoax, while public appetite for sensationalism persists, and Senator Spooner earns praise for dignified conduct in the Senate.
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Barnum
Scotty
Beooter
Neath
Atl'ifornia
Antonio Apache
Los Angeles
Croesus
Academy of Music
New York City
Death Valley
Anyme
New York
Elastic currency and hidden hands behind scenes
A fragment from a London Spectator reflection claims Wall Street seeks elastic currency to push markets, cites Banker Schmidt and Equitable stock moves, and ponders a covert mastermind directing revolts in Russia as a hidden conductor behind public uproar.
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Wall-st
Card Game Riddle Highlights Bluff and Trump Tactics
A playful verse contrasts strategies in card play with lines about high and low cards, flushes, and trump. It hints at varied holds and decisions at the table, weaving a puzzle-like glimpse into game dynamics and bluffing.
Dramatic Criticism Sparks Theater Row
A clash over naming a performer arises when James Parker objects to calling his wife Elin during a theater performance. The critic notes the dispute but presses on, aiming to preserve dramatic impact despite objections.
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James
Parker
Elin
Athens
Rus
Local contest ends with rival pushing for best card play
A heated neighborhood competition centers on skill and strategy as players tout clever moves and coverage. Watchful neighbors duel for bragging rights claiming the top card draw and decisive edge in a close exchange of plays.
Alaska Governor's Rise From Street Waif to Leader
Governor John C. Brady of Alaska rose from a street waif to a missionary, pursued higher education, studied law, and entered the ministry before moving to Alaska fifteen years ago to serve as governor for his ninth year.
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Alaska
John C. Brady
Ohice
Hip ‘Oune Norta
Min
Livingstone Monument Fund Planned in England
A committee in England has formed to raise funds for a Livingstone monument to be placed in Chamberi where he died, marking a tribute to the famed explorer’s final resting place and legacy.
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Livingstone
England
Chitambi
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