Extradition Across Borders Shapes Pursuit of Fugitives
An article argues extradition exists beyond treaties, citing Lincoln's 1863 Arguelles case and Morocco surrenders. It notes the United States has treaties with 32 countries, while others lack agreements, leading to varied actions on burglary fraud and bigamy across nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Western Hemisphere
Anstance
Morocco
United States
Alek
Lincoln
Arguelles
Spain
Cuba
Africa
Seward
Haranma
Stensland
China
Egypt
Greece
Persia
Portugal
Siam
Globe Trotter
Shanghai
Cairo
Athens
Lishon
Austria
Bavaria
Baden
Haiti
Prussia
Luxemburg
Guatemala
Mexico
Turkey
Great Britain
First M E Conference Held at Louisburg House
The First M E Conference meets in Louisburg North Carolina in a house one mile from Historic House in Louisburg. The building dates to the old timber style with multiple rooms and a large attic. The 1784 organization marked the first such conference in America with 23 attendees. Bishop Wilson hosted 23 attendees during a later visit. The piece also includes a moral on keeping the mind active to preserve youth and notes theater as a factor in aging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eid Ita
Methodist Episcopal Conference
America
Louisburg
N. C
Wilson
Marden
Success Magazine
Early Gold Money and Poetic Study Reflections
The piece notes gold's ancient monetary use in Egypt and Lydia's claim to coinage around 750 B.C. It then discusses the rise of poetry study due to education and reading, claiming poetry fulfills a constant urban need. It ends with a stern tip about replying firmly when asked for credit and avoiding flattery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herodotus
Lydia
Miletus
Success Magazine
Spread of Negro Crime by Booker T. Washington
Booker T. Washington argues for strict enforcement of laws and protection for the weak while urging the black community to confront crime within its ranks. He condemns lynching, names noncriminal classes, cites education and industry as safety, and calls leaders to mobilize to change the “floating class” and reduce crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booker T. Washington
National Negro Business League
Tuskegee Institute
America
Southland Todiay
Clark University
Atlanta Baptist College
Atlanta University
Morris-Brown College
Spelman Seminary
Atlanta
Business League
The Advantages of Work by E S Martin
A Harper's Magazine reflection on social interdependence through shared labor. The author argues coworkers across stations create mutual benefit beyond status, criticizing exclusiveness and praising broad contact with the masses as the source of honor and advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.S. Martin
Harper's Magazine
Harper’s Magazine
The Gentle Art of Lying
A fragment discusses the social need for polite deception in daily life and etiquette. It argues that even well intentioned people tell lies to preserve harmony, noting family and social bonds as prime contexts and citing a proverb about spouses and friends. The tone imitates a moral essay on advocacy and self interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DC Liteness
Roundabout
Brown
The Machine and the Man
In a reflection by J T Lincoln a factory slasher tender who has worked twenty years on the same machine says the machine and man become one He argues reform is needed as factory brutality harms workers and urges mutual respect between labor and management highlighting humanity in labor relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Lincoln
Empoyee
Atlantic
Fall of a Famous Tree at Matareih in Cairo
The Virgin's Tree or Matareih sycamore in Heliopolis near Cairo has fallen. A relic of sacred history, it inspired devotion with visitors taking bark fragments as keepsakes. Other trees descended from it still remain as memorials to the legendary shelter of the Holy Family.
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Matareih
Heliopolis
Cairo
Egypt
London
Anta Liver Attraction Leads to Alarmed Action
A curious report notes that anta like liver and may be deterred by raw liver placed near their haunts. An unusual method involves liver exposed to insects or feet thrust into polling water as a deterrent, described with archaic wording and unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anta
Hemp Region of Luzon and Neuva Carceres Life
A San Francisco Chronicle correspondent describes Southern Luzon hemp districts near Neuva Carceres. Hemp dries on bamboo strips, markets bustle with sweetmeats and dances, and fashionable American shoes pinch. A young woman studies English with a teacher, planning schooling and attire while hemp work resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luzon
San Francisco Chronicle
Neuva Carceres
Cumberland Mountains
Neuvya Careceres
Tmoeastra
Scientific kite flying advances new institute planned
The Paris edition of the New York Herald notes German efforts in atmospheric research through self-registering kite apparatus. Lindenberg’s meteorological work inspires a second institute distinct from the Lindenberg unit, recognizing kites as superior to free balloons for data collection.
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New Institute
Gach ‘Ag
Lake of Constance
Gere Dab
Friedrichshafen
Manzell
Mnofor
Thig
Germany
Paris
New York Herald
Lindenberg
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Trreed
Arnasfe
M. E
H. G
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Philadelphia Item
Pap
Amd
Pumigatea Band
Miss Bute
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