Socialism through history faces practical limits
The piece argues that historic socialistic experiments from Rome to Peru failed to sustain liberty or industry. It cites Rome's corn subsidies weakening national defense, Athens' tax burden harming growth, and Peru under Viceroy rule showing lack of personal freedom and incentive, concluding past ideals did not prepare men for crisis.
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Rome
Paiso
Athens
Peru
Vixaro
Hopeful Signs of Business Revival Across the Nation
Reports from firms say by March first many will have resumed pre crisis staffing levels. United States Steel distributed 33 million in year end bonuses, with hopes for broader recovery. Westward migration and Harriman line colonist rates anticipate faster gains than the east, amid cautious optimism for 1905.
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Dite
Vhio
Cleveland
Ohio
St. Louis
United States Steel Corporation
Harriman
Not So Bad in Alaska Weather Report
Despite a cold wave sweeping the eastern states residents in Alaska report milder conditions with warmth in contrast to the freezing temperatures elsewhere. Local observations note reduced wind and above average readings for the region.
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Alaska
Northland Winter Praise And Prospects For Prosperity
The piece extols Alaska’s mild winter days with few mittens and no wind, praising the land of moderate cold and fresh air. It notes Seward and Fairbanks see minimal December cold and hints Major Ozone would approve of the climate’s appeal for future growth and prosperity.
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Northland
Seward
Fairbanks
Mocha Coffee Trade and Argentine Trade Tensions
The article describes Mocha coffee from Aden and Yemen via caravans to the United States, noting imitations and labeling practices abroad. It cites Argentines warning that Germany dominates Argentine trade, risking U.S. loss of machinery and other imports unless America redoubles trade efforts.
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Aden
Arabia
United States
Yemen
Brazil
Ceylon
Java
South Ameri
Argent
Beunos Ayres
Germany
Argentina
Great Britain
Europe
Statue of limitations teased in marble exhibit
An old lady in a gallery asks for more figures in marble and learns there are none. She then inquires about a statue of limitations her husband mentioned, prompting a playful exchange with the attendant.
Autos Set for Global Race From New York to Seattle
Foreign automobiles arrive for the world around race starting February 12 from New York. The journey goes across the continent to San Francisco, then by boat to Seattle and onward to Valdez.
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New York
Frisco
Seattle
Valdez
Keb
Alaska
San Francisco
Land and Mineral Decisions by Woodford D Harlan
Summary of land and mining claim rules including color of title benefits, townsite occupancy and entry under homestead law, supplemental proof of residence, entry rights against quit claim claims, contest procedures, and coal land entries requiring good faith and final proof rather than declaratory statements.
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Woodford D. Harlan
Washington, D.C
Weekly Weather Record for the Week Ending
The weather record covers the week ending with daily readings across the city region. It logs temperature highs and lows, precipitation totals, and notable storms or calm spells, noting any records or deviations from seasonal norms.
Profit and Loss Magazine prompts free sample copy offer
The advertisement touts Profit and Loss as a growing independent investment magazine guiding mining stock buyers worldwide. It offers a free sample via a postal card and promotes clubbing offers, subscriptions, and premiums while stating no stocks are sold or boosted. On request, send name to 1715 California St Denver Colo.
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Profit and Loss Magazine
California
Denver, Colo
Notice of Forfeiture for Skukum Creek Placer Claim Alaska
A. C. Carrier, co owner, declares that he has expended 100 dollars on the Skukum Creek placer claim in Alaska to hold the premises for 1907. Co owners Harry McCormack C J Walters James McGill Thos McConety Geo Hanson Wm Burns Alfred Noel must contribute 12.50 each within 90 days or their undivided interest will be forfeited to Carrier. First publication January 4 1908.
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Cook Inlet
Harry McCormack
C. J. Walters
James McGill
Thos. McConety
Geo. Hanson
Wm. Burns
Alfred Noel
Skukum Creek
Twenty Mile River
Territory of
Alaska
United States
A. C. Carrier
Wellington coal shipped for sale by Brown and Hawkins
Brown and Hawkins announce a shipment of Wellington coal available by the ton or sack. The notice includes a light humorous exchange about hosting company and introduces the coal sale option.
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Brown & Hawkins
Wellington
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