First Blood for Japan and Europe’s Uproar in Print
A wide ranging column contrasts Japan’s rise with Russia’s actions and Western views. It praises Japan’s modernization and democracy, critiques Russia’s rule, and notes American influence. It also discusses road improvements, Swiss republican dress at state functions, and public sentiment on foreign policy. The piece blends editorial opinion with global references and local notices from Pendleton.
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