The Outlook For Universal Peace
The article argues for arms limitation and compulsory arbitration to prevent wars. It cites Chile and Argentina as examples of peace through disarmament, warns against constant naval buildup, and urges the United States to model peace and justice while reducing military expenditures. It emphasizes international cooperation and the reduction of armaments as essential to avoid future conflicts.
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Sanuey
Chile
Argentina
Navy
Congress
Urn
Great Britain
America
Call to the Gospel Ministry a True Vocation
Rev Dr MacArthur of New York argues the ministry should remain a sacred vocation guided by divine calling. He warns against entering ministry for any other motive and stresses health, tastes, elocution, spiritual attainment, and character as evidence of the calling. He laments the loss of the old conviction in modern views.
Feeling of the English For the Americans by Potter
A political essay arguing English attitudes toward Americans, noting perceived mutual affection and tensions. The piece suggests British public sentiment ignores harsh trade and diplomatic reality, urging press reform and greater accountability in the Anglo American relationship. The author references consulates and colonial governance as factors shaping public opinion.
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Belfale
Ameria
America
Great Fimen
Great Britain
Amherst Professor argues against fortune limits in tax debate
Amherst College professor James Walter Crook criticizes blanket limits on wealth at a meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Ithaca New York. He analyzes proposed taxes on incomes and inheritances, warning that heavy inheritance taxes could still fail to curb fortunes and may drive public spending.
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Amherst
American Association
Advancement of Science
Ithaca
N. Y
James Walter Crook
Amherst College
Roosevelt
New York Herald
Tie
Ife
Eye Shades by Queen of Spain Prompt Fashion Trend
Society notes report Queen Victoria of Spain popularizing gold handled eye shades for sun protection and headache relief. The lorgnette style shade, crafted in mother of pearl, gold, silver repousse, or tortoise shell, becomes a fashionable accessory among racing and polo crowds. Autmnolite parasols and miniature peasant umbrellas also trend at garden parties and church parades, though motor use remains doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
London
New York American and Journal
Wreaths For Women Drivers Headlines From Riviera Hair
A fashion note from Newport describes a new hairdressing style for women wearing open heart outfits. It features a kat made of indoor hair, large metal or silver ornaments, and tall side towers joining at the top. The piece references Misses Sean, sisters of a New Jersey senator, and notes summer trends with green wreaths and jeweled leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riviera
Newport
New York
Stadl Towers
Sean
New Jersey
Beverly Pacis
Opera House on tour by airship actor troupe heads coast
A Berlin impresario built a touring opera house that will sail the air with a company this summer. The 2,500 seat theater will be towed from town to town aboard a airship, bringing performances to multiple locations.
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Berlin
Lis
AirDine
New York
Tributes to Stanford White Face a Murder Trial
A chorus of theater insiders defend Stanford White as a genius and gentleman noting his concentration and imagination, his courtesy, generosity, and restraint toward women. They reject claims of predatory behavior and portray Thaw’s murder as a tragic misreading of a man devoted to art and charity.
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Stanford White
Harry Kendall Thaw
New York
Stanford
Hfe
Ile
Newport
Lenox
Fueh
Bohenia
Bohemia
Evelyn Nesbit
Chow
Tie
Hin
Madison Square Tower
United States
White
The Silent Bond Between Horse and Owner
In Simble Hay James R Keene owns the famed Sysonby and a stable boy recalls how the horse knew his owner trainer and needs. He describes the horse’s trust, whinnying when patted, and the unspoken communication shared in the stable. The boy notes horses talk with their eyes, hooves, and even noses, a bond that outlasted racing moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Keene
Verses and Poems From Golden Age Authors
A collage of lyric fragments and excerpts from Gray, Taylor, Bunner, Riley, McCann and others. The pieces explore sea imagery, memory, longing, and moral reflections, preserving-era diction and cadence in compact verse sketches.
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R. 5. MacArthur
New York City
H. ¢. Potter
Speerch
Wrelonn
Nohemlia
Jock
George Arnold
Bayard Taylor
Aho
Devola
Ted
Henry Cuyler Bunner
Nps
James Whitcomb Riley
Trainor
Earth
Heaven
Lacey Larcoim
Serena
Iwestruck
John Ernest McCann
Francis Unl
Charles Kingstoy
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