France Rich Against United States in Trade and Tourism
Moody's Magazine discusses France as a rich source of foreign income from tourists amounting to about $600 million and investments, while the United States pays out large sums abroad. The piece contrasts favorable trade balance with high costs from foreign capital and alien migration. It also critiques criminal law as a factor in creating criminals, noting historical shifts toward deterrence and reform.
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France
United States
Moody's Magazine
John Carter
Peary proofs dispute and life of crime law idea
Debates on elevating punishment to lifelong seclusion for habitual criminals and allowing reformative chances. Also notes Peary refusing to submit proofs to Congress or scientific bodies, risking retirement needs and pay. Reports iron ore prospects across Canadian provinces including New Brunswick Ontario Quebec and Nova Scotia with rich hematite finds and expanding deposits.
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Peary
Eary
Congress
National Geographic Society
University of Copenhagen
Geographical Societies of
Europe
United States
Naval Service
Uncle Bam
Houston
Tex
Canada
Bolhay
Sear Gt
Johns
Newfound
New Brunswick
Ontario
Quebec
Nova Beetla
Vancouver
Frillsd Columbia
Department of Mines
Cassier
In re Knight citizenship case and health board removal
The record discusses the Knight citizenship case with a 42 year old Navy veteran, half Japanese mother, and allegations of racial classification under the naturalization statute. It notes the court’s refusal, a leprosy case led to a city pest-house removal order, and cites related public health and legal precedents including United States Telephone v Central Union and related rail and telecommunication contract disputes.
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United Biaten Nnvy
Manila Bay
Naturalieny Ton
Brasil
Wan
Ity Board of Health
Kirk
Central Union Telephone
Federal
10 Com
United States Circuit
Chicago
Pullman Co
Seed Fermentation and Krakatoa Flora Revival
A historic 1883 to 1897 account traces Krakatoa's lava island recolonization by plants, noting initial blue green algae, ferns, and eventual shrub and tree growth. It highlights 137 plant species across groups, shifting from fern dominance to forest recovery, with experiments on seed fermentation and germination longevity in wheat, barley, and cereals.
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Krakatoa
Bunday Strait
London Globe
Treub
White
Health and literature notes from an Irish trip and a circus life
R J Macredy promotes open air living and rational training in Ireland for a health book. Dr S Weir Mitchell praises The Comfort of the Hills, while Simon the Jester features M P Simon de Ges and Lola Brandt in a London Algiers setting. Halle Ermine Rives writes about The Kingdom of Slender Swords. The Autobiography of Clown by Jules Tursour details a Ringling Circus career. A big study by Isaac F. Marcosson outlines African American progress in business, land, professions, churches, and media, noting theaters, lodges, secret orders, and insurance groups like The True Reformers.
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R. J. Macredy
Ireland
Weir Mitchell
Simon the Jester
William J. Locke
Simon de Ges
M. P
Lola Brandt
Anastasios Papadopoulos
Locke
London
Algiers
Halle
Ermine Rives
Ste Beat Sellers
Post Wheeler +ho
Orban
Japan
St. Petersburg
Wheeler
Timot
Dwayne
Isaac F. Marcosson
Ancient gadgets and a city crowd at an exhibition
The article recounts historic curiosities from Vitruvius’s time to Pompeii shows, noting ancient safety pins, combination locks, and early steam concepts. It also includes a New York scene where two richly dressed girls spot a man in a painting exhibition, leading to a memory of a former janitor from 74th Street.
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Vitruvius
Rome
Ine
Pompeii
China
Cicero
Watts
Nero
Alexandria
New York Press
Forceman
Wendy
Jose
Tetillam
Waverley Novels Mentioned in Conversation
The fragment recalls Tom Purdie from Sir Walter Scott's household discussing the Waverley Novels as our books and notes a desire to read further before judging. A separate remark references Mr. James Greene and a passerby Mrs. Mallow No, with comments on appearance and men and women.
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Tom Purdie
Sir Walter Scott
Waverley
James Gkene
Walter Scott
Narragansett Bay memories and a poet’s echoing love
Old favorites recount a boyhood shore on Narragansett Bay with Nell or Nett as a bright-eyed companion. The tale blends verses of loss aboard a boat with a tragic memory of a friendship cut short by the sea, set alongside a long analysis of England’s wartime debt and Lloyd George finance. The mix mirrors a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper page.
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Streante
France
Lloyd-George
Publc-Finance
England
Saya Frederic Austin Ogg
American Review of Reviews
Napoleon
Great Britain
Oliver Cromwell
Army
Pitt
Realm
Waterloo
Lloyd George
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