Subsidized Lecturers Threaten Chautauqua Fame
The Chautauqua movement, praised for educating masses, fears damage from subsidized lecturers funded by Carnegie. Critics warn paid talks on peace policies blur independence, risking patron trust and assembly viability. One hundred subsidized lecturers could spark future trouble for the Chautauqua, officials say.
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Carnegie
Carnegie Institute
Chautauqua Assembly
International Lyceum Association
Chicago
German political clash on postwar borders and conquest
In the German empire a sharp intra party dispute grows over postwar territory. Social Democrats led by Karl Liebknect demand assurances no land outside current borders be seized and urge a peace that protects commerce and political progress. National Liberals push for an expansionist stance including overseas possessions as Germany negotiates an armistice.
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German Empire
Germany
Social Democrats
Karl Liebkacht
Reichstag
National Liberal Party
Liberals Aim to Strip England and Redraw Empire
The article argues Liberal plans seek to force Britain to surrender distant possessions and redraw colonial borders while demanding safeguards against future attacks. It notes German Social Democrats under Liebknecht may pressure the government, but Kaiser Wilhelm remains hostile to socialism, making early promises unlikely before victory and terms.
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Wlltes
England
Terrtory
Germany
Social Democrats
Bbe
Liebknecht
Abusing Privileges at Duke Estate Sparks Closure
A long account details James B. Duke’s Somerville New Jersey estate banning public access after Pennsylvanian picnickers defied signs, looted flowers, and littered lawns. The piece argues the grounds should stay closed to protect property and public order, criticizing abuses by some visitors.
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James B. Duke
Tolacen King
Somerville
New Jersey
Ame
Duke
Pennsylvania
Drig Ton
James HB
Our Hope Is Aransas Pass Weathered By Storm
The passage urges lessons from the Galveston storm for Southwest Texas and argues Galveston cannot be relied on as a constant safe harbor. It notes people cannot prevent hurricanes but can guard against future impacts amid uncontrollable forces.
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Texas
Weather Bureau
Aransas Pass
Galveston
San Antonio
Aransas Bay
Vila Nevessi
Southern Pacific
Mouston
Arausay Pass
San Antone
Aranas Pass
Southwest
Need for More Aeroplanes and Flyers for U S Defense
The piece argues that modern warfare relies on airpower for scouting and defense. It urges the United States to produce hundreds of aeroplanes and train skilled pilots, noting six months to train a flyer. It highlights Curtiss military biplane tests in Buffalo carrying two passengers and 300 pounds of ammo to over 8000 feet, signaling progress toward competing with European models.
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United States Army
America
United States
Curtiss
Buffalo
Houston Street
Ireland
Eastland
Unitod
Paul
Eve's acquittal as tablet claims Eve freed from sin
A Philadelphia discovered clay tablet allegedly shows the first man named Taytue and asserts Eve was not tempted by Adam. The report argues flood and Eden episodes align, and that Eve’s acquittal removes a centuries old burden on womankind per the Washington Star account.
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Philadelphia
Adam
Eve
Taytue
Garden of Eden
Noah
Adams
Washington Star
Ranger and Federal Troops Intensify Hunt for Outlaws
Governor Ferguson augmented the ranger force with twenty men and General Funston sent more troops into the Rio Grande region. They work with state and federal units to end outlawry, signaling a joint effort as the situation develops.
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Ferguson
Rio Grande
Funston
War Zone The South Russians A Study In Contrast
A National Geographic bulletin portrays South Russians as lively, sociable, and well-nourished, contrasting them with harsher, neglectful North Russians. It notes robust village life with painted homes, gardens, and verandas, while northern peasants live in unkempt, unsanitary villages.
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Lille
Russia
Entaire
National Geographic Society
Pheskeith
Germany
Caleriess
South
Fashion Hint on Military Themed Scoich Millinery Styles
The article reviews Scoich style hats in dark grace felt with black piped white tassels and velvet or organdy trims. It notes national motifs such as Scottish Italian and Spanish influences and contrasts folk temperaments from Finnish to Little Russian, highlighting colorful ornament and bold crown shapes.
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Aime
Tay
Sleepy Time Tales for the Little Folk
A children's fable about a fish swallowed by a whale who clever- ly escapes by making the whale laugh, then returns home with a cautionary ending. The tale blends whimsy with moral guidance and a gentle lesson on safety near dangers.
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Anor
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