United States must restore American merchant fleet
The article argues for ending dependence on foreign ships to move American goods, urging rebuilding US merchant fleets to widen markets and aid the navy, while detailing gold standard maintenance and calls to curb wasteful spending. It stresses intercity rail regulation, agricultural growth, forest and water conservation, and national irrigation for arid lands to boost industrial production and domestic markets.
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Carriera
Sind
Ohio
Atlantic
Asia
Irrigation's Role in Forest Water Regulation
A fragmented note discusses how forests alone cannot fully regulate and conserve waters, highlighting the need for irrigation practices to support watershed management and water conservation efforts.
The Philippines and Future Policy in Wartime
The article argues for continued U S presence in the Philippines to prevent chaos and rebellion, urging decisive action against insurgents and warning that withdrawal would invite anarchy. It links policy to wartime duties, emphasizing civilization, order, and economic development as a remedy.
Isthmian Canal Urges National Unity and Action
A vigorous advocacy for funding a canal across the Isthmus, linking North and South America, as essential to the nation’s prosperity and security. The speech praises a new treaty with Britain and others, arguing the United States must lead construction and maintain naval strength to safeguard transit rights and global interests.
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South America
Ty No Moana
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Ereet
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Senate
United States
Cable toward Asia urged to aid Philippine development
A writer argues work as a war preve n tive and urges Congress to pass laws to develop Philippine resources, grant limited term licenses to companies, invite Western investors, and build a cable from the Philippines to Hawaii and Asia for commercial, political, and military reasons.
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Congress
Hawaii
Asia
No Army Incareage Salvo on Increas e Army Efficiency
A fragment urges strengthening the army only if it reaches peak efficiency. It argues units, officers, and enlisted personnel are as capable as any army, and training should ensure maximal power when acting together. The note hints at removing political influence in the process.
Nau's Dyspepsia Cure testimonial advert
J M Chttreh of LaGrande declares after twenty years of distress the cure would have kept him alive to write this testimonial. Nathan Falk of Boise says he tried many remedies but Nau's Cure is the only solution. Sold by Ta iman & Co and first class druggists or sent by Frank Nau at Portland Hotel Pharmacy Portland Oregon. Price one dollar per bottle or six for forty five dollars, express prepaid.
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Ta Iman & Co
Frank Nau
Portland Hotel Pharmacy
Portland
Oregon
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