Carnegie Advocates Immigration Premium and Free Entry
At a Civic Federation meeting in New York Andrew Carnegie argued that immigration should require minimal barriers and even proposed giving a premium to immigrants who meet key tests of ambition sobriety and frugality. He claimed Americans would gain financially from welcoming such entrants and dismissed blood purity concerns. Felix Adler and Owen Lovejoy discussed child labor reform emphasizing the sacredness of childhood and the need to protect rights, noting widespread abuse in coal breakers and the improper use of sworn parental statements to bypass labor laws.
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Bebel Attacks German Foreign Policy in Reichstag
Berlin reports Socialist leader Bebel denounces the government's policy toward England. He claims the Moltke monument signal and the emperor’s remarks show hostility to Britain, while suggesting future shifts across the channel may contradict such claims. The chancellor’s Morocco visit is cited as provoking distrust.
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