The Chinese in the Philippines Debate Admission
Professor Jenks argues for admitting Chinese into the Philippines as a solution to industrial needs. He warns that such admission would invite near-term domination by the Chinese, who would claim political equality but social inequality, and could overrun and absorb local industries and settlements in the archipelago.
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South Pacific Islands
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Tribune invites letters with names and editorial revision
The Tribune welcomes short letters from readers on current topics but requires real names and editorial review before publication. Notices offer advertising rates at six cents per line and remind readers that thanks and resolutions may appear as paid notices.
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Epate
Tribune
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Toepulliown Marty Faces Rematch in Leelwantia
The Toepulliown martyr, though defeated, remains undeterred in Leelwantia. Officials suggest it will meet its opponents again, signaling a possible rematch and renewed contest this season.
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Leelwantia
Roosevelt driving force in tariff debate gains western backing
The piece notes strong Republican pluralities in western states signaling support for President Roosevelt and his push to regulate trusts and monopolies. It highlights Judge Pennypacker’s decisive governorship nomination and praises County Chairman Taylor for steadfast party loyalty and leadership amid ongoing tariff reform discussions.
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Henderson
Roosevelt
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Judge Pennypacker
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Harrisburg
Filipinos and Chinese Immigration Debate Reflected in Press
The article discusses racial assumptions about Filipinos and the danger of Chinese immigration, arguing against importation and citing colonial precedents. It notes that U S policy should be enlightened and cautions that rapid Chinese settlement could threaten indigenous populations. It also mentions The Tribune and gratitude to contributors and workers.
Doukhobors in Canada and Russian Repression Described
The article recounts the exile of about sixteen hundred Doukhobors to Canada fleeing persecution in Russia. It contrasts their revived religious fervor and harsh marches with critical views on their morality and practices. It notes Canadian fears of winter expulsion and warns of future village upheavals and broader implications for politics in New York.
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Canada
Tunisia
New England
Holy Synod
Car
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Russia
Peripaterte
Nuimnanus
Election ushers new leadership in Lacka- Wann democracy
The text announces a change in leadership with Hon. Ek. New. combe as the new general of the vigtora amid guidance to Republicans. It urges calm, no blame, and readiness for the next political contest while noting the bench remains in charge.
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Lacka- Wann
Vigtora
Hon
Boss
Zanzibar
Husband of Mrs Botkin seeks divorce after poisoning trial
The husband of Mrs Botkin, a San Francisco woman convicted of poisoning a rival, has applied for a divorce. The article suggests the husband believes he may have grounds or an opportunity in light of the ongoing trial and public interest.
Patchy Notes on Votes and Figures in Philadelphia
The passage references costs per head for running the nation and questions gains for Pennypacker and Wanamaker. It notes Philadelphia votes not reducing chances for Israel W. Durham and mentions M. S. Quinney. An uprising near the capital and Army canteen activity are briefly touched.
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Philadelphia
Israel W. Durham
Penney Venti
M.S. Quinney
Outline Studies of Human Nature and Public Figures
A scrambled historical text discusses Outline Studies of Human Nature and He Left Town, mentioning Henry Clay Dean, universitiam drift, and public sentiment. It references The Avant and New York Times commentary on modern religious and political figures, including Lord Kitchener and Christian approaches to governance.
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Henry Clay
Bowa
Missouri
untitled account of royal visit details and observers
A garbled report mentions the Prince of Wales now King Mina and betting rumors about a visit to the United States. General Photias Todames is cited in the Observer, with a note about an incident involving a prime minister and a high official during a state visit.
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Mina
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