Little criminals and big ones in Boston justice
A Boston man named William H. Jones is sentenced to prison for defrauding poor residents by posing as a coal broker for alleged philanthropists. The piece condemns vast trusts accused of stealing from the poor and urges action against major thieves until justice reaches them.
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William H. Jones
Jones
Boston
Massachusetts
United States
Oil Trust
Sugar Trust
Beef Trust
Coffe Trust
Flour Trust
Indian Affairs Department
Washington
Post Office Bureau
Kansas
John D. Rockefeller
John D
Newport
The Three Best Things By Henry Van Dyke
A compact excerpt from Henry Van Dyke praising work life and love as guiding forces. It meditates on doing one’s daily task well, living with zest, and loving openly, urging integrity and cheer in work life, journey, and intimate relationships.
Questioning Private Ownership and Reform Ideas
From the Kanans Populist and other sources, advocates argue for public ownership of utilities and land, criticizing private gain and corruption. They contrast socialism and capitalism, warn of boodling and unequal wealth, and urge direct voter control and cooperative approaches to governance and production.
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