Retrospection and Prospection in the New Year
A Chicago Sunday sermon urges contemplating past days to gain wisdom for the future. Elihu's call for humility among elders frames time as a sacred trust, while New Year customs across cultures are discussed. The piece emphasizes repentance, Christ as the key to interpreting days, and the need for Christ-led resolutions. It notes a temperance effort to aid streetcar workers with off duty club rooms.
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Elihu
Job
USTOM
China
Augustine
Ambrose
Lord Melville
Christ
Earth
Christ the Son
God
Man
Samuel Johnson
Jesus Christ
Chicago
Artin Architecture Model House Promises Pleasant Home
A compact, well arranged residence designed for moderate means with front and rear views pleasing. Features include a pantry with fittings, china closet, built in bookcase and secretary, two story layout with four bedrooms, porches, and a stone foundation. Estimated cost 2500 to 2600 dollars.
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Develvers
Scientist Delage Claims Artificial Egg Fertilization Breakthrough
In a reading before the Academie des Sciences M Yves Delage reports experiments on artificial fertilization of eggs from marine species. He used carbonic acid gas to replace natural fertilization in some cases and observed normal development in eggs treated with seawater charged with the gas.
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Academie Des Sciences
M. Yves Delage
M. Delage
Scientific American
The Importance of Water in Life and Environment
Water forms more than half the weight of most living beings and dissolves or suspends other ingredients in all actively living parts of animals and plants. It is essential to environmental and internal chemical processes sustaining life.
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Ays
God
Apostle
United States
Troy Times
Nie Mail for Everybody
A historical note explains postal reach last year with 61 letters per person, 31 newspapers or periodicals, and 14 packages to every U S resident, and one sixth of the population registered a letter. The figures illustrate wide mail and publication distribution across the country.
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United States
Father Rejects Child Voice Abroad Plan
A Chicago American quote sketches a dialog as a child asks to study abroad to develop her voice and the father responds that the plan is now overdeveloped, reflecting a cautious stance on international study.
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Chicago
Water hat shield for firemen tested in Berlin
In Berlin a new water hat for firemen is being tested to protect the head and lungs. It uses a rose at helmet crest spraying water at 45 degrees from a hose, providing filtered air, cooling, and fire protection while remaining fully clothed.
Protection in England in Chamberlain plan analyzed
London correspondent for the Protectionist outlines public opinion on moderate protection for British industries. He notes a general favoring of duties on foreign manufactures among manufacturers and workers, while grain duties face broad reluctance. The piece concludes that protection may raise prices but expand home trade and reduce foreign competition, with American protec tionists showing support for the shift.
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London
The
Protectionist
Joseph Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Althousrh
Eair
Mats
Bogan
Mearly-wo
United States
Germany
England
Democrats Warned On Hay Bunau Varilla Canal Treaty
The Troy Times reports that a Democratic Senate caucus opposed ratification of the Hay Bunau Varilla canal treaty. It quotes widespread support for the canal and criticism of a provision granting independence to Panama. The piece argues opposition would hinder national progress and notes rising U.S. export strength under tariff policy.
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United States
Republic
Panama
America
South America
Roosevelt
Chicago Inter Ocean
New Orleans
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Congress
Troy Times
Cff
Hoar
Indianapolis Journal
Anti-Roosevelt Fiasco In Republican Nomination Debate
The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune denounces anti Roosevelt campaigning as a ploy by Pierpont Morgan Rockefeller interests and mine owners. The piece warns the effort backs a railroad backed push and risks harming public interests while aiming to control both major parties. It notes vast money and influence behind the crusade and questions its impact on the coming presidential race.
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Cincinnati
Mr. Rockefeller
Fierpont Morgan
Ble
Cou
Roosevelt
Democrats And The Canal Debate In Senate
The piece argues that Democratic senators will block any Panama canal treaty, aligning with railroad interests. It contends this partisan move could boost railroad funding but harm electoral support, noting the public desires the canal and Panama favors a quick treaty to allow construction.
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Republic of Panama
San Francisco
United States
Democratic
Democratic Party in Turmoil Across Newspapers
A collage of editorials sketches a fractured Democratic Party with opposition to reforms, mixed views on the Panama issue, and critiques of Senator Hoar. The clippings show partisan tensions as 1904 dynamics loom, with calls for unity and criticism of policy direction.
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Boston
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Artin Architecture
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Pep Foon
Pek
Timor
Jirest Tloon
Leek
Isngland
Paris
Flewent
Jewent
Miewent
Hoke Smith Denguneos
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