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Ruin and recovery in business and war limits
The text argues that failure need not ruin a person, citing a manufacturer who rebuilt to near three million with experience. It contrasts Hobsonism with British democracy and warns against war with Japan, stressing Britain would resist treaty violations and urging cautious, resilient mindset.
Hobson Japan and Britain in a strained wartime forecast
The essayist examines Hobson’s bent views on Japan and Britain, noting how Hobson’s fame from the Santiago episode faded as he advocates naval ideas and warns of possible war with Japan. The piece argues Hobson’s sober warnings mix with sensationalism about an Anglo Japanese alliance and Pacific speculation.
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Cervera
Santiago Harbor
Hobsonitis
John H. Bankhead
Congress
Rooseveltian
Japan
Hobson
Great Britain
Pacific
Political Carload Lineup Headlines a Tammany Ride
A poem likens a group of politicians and aides aboard a train car to a parade of figures led by Uncle Joe with figures such as Asher Hinds George Huff Dalzell L White Bushy Sereno Payne and a private secretary. It captures public figures in a humorous railcar tableau.
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Dalzell
Janie
L. White Bushy
Tucle Joe
Deer Flotillas Return to Canada Across Warroad Area
Immense herds of deer and caribou once emigrant from Minnesota to Canada are reportedly returning. Bands continually cross the line near Warroad provoking public concern. No duties paid by any of them. local native deer face threats from the pauper deer of Capada. executor Cannon urged to act.
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Minnesota
Canada
Warroad
Capada
Friction Over Casualty Counts Widens Moorish Discontent
A remark contrasts tiny casualty rolls of five between French and Spanish troops with larger figures suggesting hostility toward Moors. The remark implies discrimination could fuel Moorish discontent and unrest.
Secretary Wilson Plans Retirement After Four Administrations
Secretary Wilson is the only cabinet officer who after serving through four administrations wants to retire. Even the most successful old farmer prefers to abandon agriculture and move to town.
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Wilson
Isthmus Compared to Factory Vision by Taft
Secretary Taft compares the isthmus to a factory village and envisions it soon resembling a mill pond, urging faster progress toward that appearance.
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Taft
Seattle Millionaire Convicted of Second Degree Murder
A Seattle millionaire is found guilty of second degree murder after his car struck and killed a child. The verdict underscores the intended message of accountability for reckless driving resulting in a child’s death.
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Seattle
Laporte Eyes Turning Gunness Farm Into Park
City residents show morbid interest in converting the Gunness farm at Laporte Indiana into a pleasure park featuring a scenic railway and a chamber of horrors, reflecting public fascination with the site.
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Laporte
Ind
Gunness Farm
Japan Agrees to Protect American Copyrights and Trademarks
Japan pledges protection for American copyrights and trademarks amid past cheers for support of the open door in Manchuria. The note recalls earlier assurances and public reaction.
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Japan
Manchuria
Book author advised on soulmate selection
A publisher known for a guide on choosing a life partner offers a playful critique suggesting the author might improve by focusing on practical choices like a home or a pet rat that brings satisfaction.
France Takes American Divorces Seriously Says Judge
A witty remark notes French judges treat high profile American divorces with unusual gravity, implying formalities and drama surround the proceedings.
Minnesota Delegates Back Johnson Not Bryah
Minnesota has allotted its delegates to Johnson while Bryah receives only the Minne-ha-ha.
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Minnesota
Johnson
Bryah
Rubber-Heeled Eversman
George R. Davis portrays John Eversman as a covert campaign manager who leaks statements through intermediaries. The piece mocks secrecy in political maneuvering and compares Speaker Cannon to Abraham Lincoln while detailing Eversman’s self‑portrayal as a simple, honest insider.
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Washington, D. C
John Eversman
Joe Cannon
Big Bill
Washington
Eversman
Hitchcock
Big Pill
Woersman
Manager Eversman
Uncle Joe Cannon
Speaker Cannon
Abraham Lincoln
Cannon
Hughes May Be Bishop After Sixth Ballot at Baltimore
Edwin Holt Hughes president of De Pauw University leads all candidates for bishop as sixth ballot totals show Hughes at 475, Wilson Lew is 461, Charles Smith 453, Quayle 391, Goodell 388, Downey 337, Hengeley 311, Stuntz 280, Jennings 260, Cooke 240, Mason 206, McIntyre 296, with 505 needed for choice in the Methodist national convention in Baltimore.
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Edwin Holt Hughes
DePauw University
National Convention of Methodists
Baltimore
Edwin H. Hughes
Greencastle
Ind
Wilson S. Lewis
Sioux City
Charles W. Smith
Pittsburg
William A. Quayle
Chicago
Charles L. Goodell
New York
David G. Downey
Joseph B. Hengeley
Minneapolis
H. C. Stuntz
Madison
N. J
Henry C. Jennings
Cincinnati
Richard J. Cooke
Episcopal Church
Robert McIntyre
Los Angeles
Cal
Students to March in City Parade May Day
Superintendent A. H. Douglass toured all school buildings and urged students to join a May Day parade led by a hand. He announced schools will be dismissed that morning and the fund drive for dollars begins in full on Monday.
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A. H. Douglass
Grandmother Adka Heart Base Letters Published
Special to the Reporter reports a man who refused marriage to a woman called a conceited ass by Grandmother Adka. She labels him not smart enough to deceive.
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AdKa Heart Base
Epotics
Americans and English meet in six hour workday debate
New York reports Marquis of Headfort sails after Winnipeg railroad accident. She defends a six hour day idea, praising American women and urging balanced work and leisure. Separate notice covers Sarah A. Thompson suing real estate operator Charles Beirne for breach of promise with letters from Beirne and Thompson presented.
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New York
Marquis
Marchioness of Headfort
Mauretania
Winnipeg
California
Marchioness
Peter F. Collier
America
England
Brotherhood of the Two Lands
Sarah A. Thompson
Charles Beirne
Stemimother
Supreme Court
Berne
Paul B
Beirne
Justice Greenbaum
K. Henry Rosenberg
Thompson
Thomas A. Beirne
I, U. T. Excursion To Indianapolis
An excursion to Indianapolis leaves Monday May 25 from the Masonic Temple for the cornerstone laying. Tickets cost 1.50, valid on all cars. Return by Tuesday May 26.
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Indianapolis
Masonic Temple
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