Filipino envoy Sixto Lopez visits Chicago amid Philippine question debate
The Chicago Record details Sixto Lopez a Filipino linked with Aguinaldo, recently in Chicago from Boston speaking on Philippine policy. He urges peace, notes America’s role, and asserts Filipino independence as a national aim shared by about 9.5 million islanders. He argues Americans must balance dignity with remedies and trade needs.
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Sixto Lopez
Aguinaldo
Chicago
Senor Lopez
Boston
Balayan
Vya
America
Philippines
Spain
United States
Islands
New Zealand Sets Minimum Wages for Underage Workers
A new New Zealand law fixes the lowest pay for workers under eighteen with a minimum weekly rate for boys and a separate rate for girls. Reports mention unscrupulous employers in factories and millinery shops evading the rule by dismissing workers to avoid the new standard.
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New Zealand
Ballad of Empire and Gold in a Mock Colonial Whirl
A fragmented patriotic verse mocks imperial greed and the white man’s burden. It spews rhetoric on Christianity and commerce, railed at exploitation from the Philippines to distant shores, urging plunder disguised as benevolence and warning of brutal consequences. The piece lurches between satire and anger, naming trade, conquest, and cruelty as entertainments in a callous ruin.
New Century Outlook Favors Peaceful Social Reform
A discussion of Eile Zola's New York World piece argues against religious and political repression in universities, urges examining social systems, and predicts gradual upheaval toward socialism. It foresees ten to twenty years of broad changes, including ending hereditary wealth and reforming public life, with cautious optimism.
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Eile Zola
New York World
Tolstoi
Rome
Darwin
Huxley
Renan
United States
England
Germany
France
Jean Jaures
College de France
Henry
George
Liebknecht
Victor Hugo
Galileo
Bismarck
Clyginber- Jain
General Mercier
Hidea
Hollins
University Hall
Edward Bellamy
McKinley
Lowbet
Industrial Freedom quote on work under socialism
A concise remark argues that those who avoid labor fear being compelled to work under a full organization or socialism, otherwise facing starvation. It reflects a pro work, anti coercion stance attributed to Industrial Freedom.
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