Danger of Imperialism A Solemn Warning
The Hon. Carl Heharz at the University of Chicago presents a thorough critique of imperialism, warning America against victory intoxication and entangling alliances. Schurz’s speech contrasts past continental expansion with current territories, arguing for restraint, the dangers of large armies, and the value of republican justice without conquest. The piece ends with brief notices on local matters and obituaries.
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Carl Heharz
University of Chicago
Mr. Schurz
Spain
Alaska
Ilo
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Texas
California
West Indies
Philippines
Andara
Congress
Philip
Second South Carolina Regiment In Cuba After Valor
The 2d South Carolina regiment, built around Major Henry Thompson’s independent battalion, earned praise for discipline and engineering skill in Savannah and Jacksonville camps. They sail to Cuba as the war ends, with unique honors including a silk regimental banner and band instruments. Savannah sentiment shows deep attachment to the unit and its officers, despite wartime aims.
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Henry Thompson
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el Canoy
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War Department
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Washington
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Nebraska
Wilie Jones
Jacksonville
Savannah
Jones
Wheaton
Lee
Keiffer
Col.Thompson
Wagener
Charleston
7Th Corps
Gonzales
Brintow
Parrott
South Carolinas
Carolinas
W. Bi. Gonzales
Sinois
Curtis
Chicago Record
Chicago
Newa Jand
Knoxville officer commits suicide at Camp Netland
Capt. John M. Vobin, commissary of the Krist brigade, stationed at Camp Netland, Knoxville, Tenn., shot himself in the head Wednesday. His resignation had recently been accepted. His home was Boston, and he had served with the brigade for four months.
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Mmteldo
John M. Vobin
Krist Brigade
Camp Netland
Knoxville
Tenn
Ifia
Boston
Ilo
Dowager Empress Proclaims Suppression of Chinese Newspapers
A decree in China orders the complete cessation of all newspapers within the empire. It targets fifty six named Chinero nawapapora and imprisons editors and publishers who violate the law.
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China
Empire
Southern Agriculture Study Urged by Secretary Wilson
A Washington dispatch reports Secretary of Agriculture Wilson urging Southern states to expand agricultural education and industrial farming. He praises Tuskegee and state colleges, notes plans to fund agricultural colleges in congressional districts, and calls for scientific soil study, dairy, poultry, sheep, and meat industries to build self sufficiency and reduce reliance on northern imports. He stresses cooperation across races and regions for regional prosperity.
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T. Washington
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State College
Alabama
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Missouri
Georgia
Chicago
Omaha
Kanan City
Augusta
Agricultural Department
Seminole region murder shocks Hampton County crowd
A 15-year-old son killed his father Sam Solomons during a domestic quarrel in Hampton County. The incident, reported to involve no premeditation, occurred Tuesday evening with the youth later attempting bail in Beaufort. Coroner's inquest pending. family described as well-connected and a general sense of regret noted.
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Patricido
Hampton County
Haxeron
Sam ‘Solomons
Beaufort
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