Trusts Are National School Teachers
Analyzes how the Beef and Coal Trusts force a shift in public opinion among the respectable classes. Notes how critics once called demagogues now see socialistic ideas as practical economics when tied to high coal prices. Cites newspapers advocating government ownership and warns that trusts educate the public through rising costs.
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Chicago
Beef Trust
Food Trust
Coal Trust
Springfield Republican
Philadelphia Tyedger
Five thousand children march in Chicago Labor Day parade
Frances Porcher notes five thousand children marching in the Chicago Labor Day parade on September 1. The piece evokes the crowd with lines about clods in the grave of Right and ten thousand little feet, praising the orderly procession and the uplifted eyes of the young marchers.
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Chicago
Press Dispatch
Trusts as harsh teachers of national industry, warns of seizure
The essay argues government may seize coal mines and railroads for the people, condemns trusts as strict teachers that prove organization beats pure competition. It envisions national ownership of industrial properties and critiques global silence on human trafficking, citing European outlets on the traffic in women.
Paris Conference Narrates White Wave Trade Warning
At a recent Paris conference a speaker warned that America serves as a key stop in the traffic of white waves. The talk cited repeated proofs that traders forge passports to deceive women they escort to the New World, enabling elaborate deceptions.
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Paris
Frankfort-on-the-main
Frankfurter Zeitung
America
New World
Great Britain's alliance with an American express company
The piece argues that Britain has linked its parcels post to an American express firm, contrasting Britain’s public post rates with the higher private charges in the United States. It asserts the US government serves big financiers and warns of private monopolies in public utilities.
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Great Britain
American Express
United States
England
American Post Office
American Express Company
British Post Office
London
Chicago
New York
Farmer Stebbens at the Fair in Every Where
A September issue feature highlights an illustrated poem in Carleton’s Every Where magazine. The leading piece, Farmer Stebbens at the Fair, continues the popular Farmers Stebbens series. Contributions come from Margaret E. Sangster and Colonel Alexander S. Bacon. annual price is fifty cents.
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Will Carleton
Ipgas September Magazine Offers Fine Music and Art
A message praises the September issue of Ipgas as highly interesting with excellent contents and high quality illustrations. It notes a fine sheet music piece titled I Wonder if You Ever Think of Me and urges readers to send a dime for a copy to the Ideals column at Albion Nebraska.
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Ipgas
Albion
Nebraska
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Frances Porcher
St. Louis
Trusts
Literary Digest
Russia
Hamburg
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Camorra
Naples
Berlin
Vossische Zeitung
Hearst
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