Necessity of suppressing monopoly while restraining trusts
Prof. J B Clark argues against unregulated massed capital and centralized trusts. He warns that true monopoly rests on centralization combined with predatory practices, and advocates anti trust measures, protection against price discrimination and boycott tactics, plus patent and railroad fairness to keep competition viable and wages high.
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Asia
Africa
Europe
America
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Tesk
J. B. Clark
Chicago
Poverty's Day Dreams in London Life
Richard Whiteing's works on East End life provoke vivid, grim portraits drawn from workers' daily struggles. A scene recalls a grizzled tenant's quip about the queen and a beggar's odd appetite for a late snack.
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Richard Whiteing
East End
London
Uying Aong
Mr. Whitelng
Made of Wood Strange Form of Insanity In Morristown
A 22 year old Morristown woman, Miss Lovine Puy of 348 West Forty sixth street, wandered Moh. In bitter cold believing she was made of wood and could not move. She spoke of being carved from timber and remained rigid on a station platform for an hour. At Morristown hospital Dr McCarrell diagnosed emotional insanity. The case arose after she left her sister Mrs Emma Vuillequez to visit Mrs Conley, and fled the station. authorities and family aided her return home where she is under care.
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Flita
Coll
Vuellleguez
Morristown
Volkeman Holly
Te Finelly
Yous
Mles Poy
Selonshen
Holly
Mie Puy
Policesteadgurrdens
McCarrell
Lve Eisier
Woman exposes postal delays in love letters from Philippines
A young Iowa woman challenged the postal service over delayed letters to her lover in the Philippines. Officials investigated and found the soldier had not replied due to heat and indifference, while letters were often delivered to his camp in bunches. a report was sent to her congressman.
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Phiippine Islands
Congress
Philipppines
Tir Trappstip
San Francisco
Gei- Otis
poatoMee Department
Postal Service
Philippine Islands
Wis
Unclear fragment in Philadelphia paper causeway note
Incoherent OCR fragment from Philadelphia Tribune recounts a chaotic scene with a man attempting to intervene as a runaway incident unfolds. The readable bits describe a confrontation, injury, and futile efforts to stop the event amid confusion.
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Philadelphia
Welsh Surnames and Their Ancestry Explained In Wales
In Wales patronymic naming dominates with few hereditary surnames until later periods. Welsh names often use ap or verlan forms linked to the father, grandfather, and beyond, creating long chains like Evan ap Griffith ap David ap Jenkins. Cornish surnames lean local and include Tre Pol Pen Ros and Len, reflecting distinct origins from their vicinity.
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Pnor
Rosaheath
Phila
Henry VIII
Hughep Howell
Thangelfem
Salemmly
Lils
Cornhill Magazine
Col- Jen
Nemery
Burlesau
Irrigation Census Plea To Farmers In Arid Regions
The director of the census appeals to agricultural workers in arid and humid regions to cooperate in gathering data on irrigation. Accurate reporting is vital to show progress and development, and to compare regions with full information. Canal owners without licenses are urged to request blanks from chief statistician in charge of agriculture census, Washington.
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Cenaun
United States
Cereus
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G. Powers
Washington
Aida
Magedrmes
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