Christian Socialism Vision for Universal Home Ownership and Morally Guided Society
The piece advocates Christian Socialism as divine guidance to liberate society from competition, ensure universal subsistence, and elevate moral culture. It envisions homes for every family, government-backed mutual aid, free loans secured by homes, transferable land, compulsory home creation, and widespread at home industry. It foresees public storage, disaster insurance by government, and reduced rural depopulation through local production and home-based work.
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Goa
Earth
Hell
Elbridge Marshall 1823 1893 Birthday Tribute Verse
A son pays tribute on the eightieth birthday to Elbridge Marshall, keeper of a teaching mission. The poem praises his life from childhood in granite hills to his work guiding minds, prophecy, and lasting influence, ending with a note that future ages will crown him with laurel.
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William J. Marshall
Boston Technical Institute
Newark
N. J
Chrystal
Le Roy Oil Well No 3 Proves Better Than First
Le Roy reports Well No 3 completed and drilled a few days ago, showing markedly stronger production than the first well. The development signals a promising oil boom for Le Roy as activity concentrates in the field.
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le Roy
Le Roy Blacksmith Builds Loud Talking Singing Phonograph
A Le Roy blacksmith crafts a phonograph that talks and sings louder and more clearly than the large concert models. The Blade touts its superiority and invites readers to try a meal at the Red Light.
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le Roy
Bryanism as political theater in The Commoner
A critique of Republican and WIlson era politics touches on figures Knox Durbin Bristow Tulloch Payne and Cannon. It argues empty campaign slogans threaten integrity, warns about reliance on trusts, and suggests moral decay from prolonged service in the Philippines.
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Cleveland
Durbin
Taylor
Bristow
Tulloch
Wall Street Journal
Philippines
Republic
Why Socialists Gain in Germany
The article notes that German Socialists have surged to over one third of the Reichstag, winning seats from aristocrats and farmers amid tariff disputes. It argues business issues overshadow religious matters and that masses seek affordable bread and meat, signaling a shift toward free government standards.
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Germany
German Congress
Charles Ferguson
Frank Putnam
National Magazine
Parry Criticizes Publicity Plan At New York Address
Indianapolis businessman David M. Parry president of the National Association of Manufacturers spoke to the Furniture Association of America in New York Monday night. He attacked a proposed publicity plan for trusts calling it atrocious and an entering wedge for Socialism. He urged suppression of union labor.
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David M. Parry
Indianapolis
National Association of Manufacturers
Furniture Association of America
New York
Parry
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