Peace and war in moral light say words from 19th century critique
The piece contrasts Baroness von Suttner and Rev Walter Walsh arguing for peace against war. It cites Boer war lessons showing moral damage to nation, children, soldiers, politicians, and media while noting jingoism grows when war drums sound. It warns force breeds corruption and warns that just cause defeats depend on enlightenment and propaganda.
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Walter Walsh
Dundee
Walsh
Golden Rule Colony at Biblefeld Germany Featured
A New York Independent writer extols Bethel at Bielefeld as a unique, nearly forty year old community that admits the unfortunate and others without regard to capital showing remarkable results. Tramps are trained to work, members work for room and care, and religion is not forced. The piece also notes other global events and figures in brief, unrelated items.
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New York Independent
Biblefeld
Germany
Bielefeld
von Bodelawingh
Berlin
Bethel
United States and Cuba Interference in Elections Debate
The text argues the United States should uphold Cuban authorities and avoid interference in Cuban elections. It contends revolts are common in history and often payoffs drive uprisings, warning that US intervention would revive revolution for profit and foster graft and tyranny, undermining Cuba’s long term stability.
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United States
Cuba
Spain
Honors for Steamboats Spark Near 1907 Observances
Plans tie the Bordeaux exposition opening in May 1907 to a broader triple centennial of steam navigation. The Hudson river voyage anniversary in September 1909 and Fulton’s Clermont voyage on August 11 1807 anchor a coordinated tribute to pioneers who transformed commerce and navigation.
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Bordeaux
Hudson
New York Bay
Clermont
New York
Albany
Manhattan
Great River
Bank of England raises discount rate amid global unease
The rate hike from five to six per cent triggers unease in financial circles. The New York Journal of Commerce calls it a cautionary signal, not immediate danger, noting U S actions and gold shipments influenced London policy.
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Bank of England
London
New York Journal of Commerce
Bank of Hingland
Treasury Department
England
Russia's Strong Arm Policy Shapes New Political Line
The czar's policy blends gentleness for cooperative elements with firmness toward reformers. Stolypin seeks to conciliate the peasantry while conditioning parliamentary support to sustain autocracy. The government aims to secure votes through land allotments and control in the forthcoming douma, a bold strategic move. Autos For Speed And Real Service. Races push speed in cars, but true value lies in transportation and public benefit through better roads and wider service.
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Russia
St. Petersburg
Stolypin
Constitutional Democrats
Social Democrats
Poland
Caucasus
Douma
Cuban unrest shows limited physical damage and sham patriotism
A Havana dispatch suggests revolutionaries caused little property damage while seeking posts from U S authorities in a provisional Cuban government. The piece contends insurgent leaders fanned fears of intervention, and real Cuban patriots favor peace at any price. It also notes pension rolls, fashion tips, a Washington telephonist marriage, and ironic quips about health remedies.
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Cuba
Havana
New York Sun
United States
New Food Law Tightens Labeling and Inspection Rules
The act requires all meat and food products from over 1,000 plants to be inspected and labeled before rail shipment. Inspectors must affix a satisfactory stamp, promising a quality revolution in American food. The article also notes diverse opinions on Russian pogroms and American opportunities abroad.
Ex Governor Brady Quote Compared to Horace Greeley
The remark about heading to Alaska is cited to draw a contrast with Horace Greeley, noting it does not place Brady in Greeley’s political class or era. The statement is discussed as a linguistic or rhetorical comparison rather than a definitive political alignment.
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Brady
Alaska
Horace Greeley
Are You Behind on The Echo Subscriptions
The Echo urges subscribers behind on past due payments to remit promptly. It notes individual one dollar payments would substantially aid the paper, hoping fifty or seventy five people will settle their accounts.
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Echo
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