Immigrant trends and world finance shift amid global notes
The piece surveys immigration flows to the United States and shifting European finance relations. It cites Canadian forecasts of population growth, Russian loan needs from British capitalists, and the changing value of alliances. It also notes Turkish reforms and American export promotion via a Berlin exhibition, plus a daring jungle expedition report from Yale alumnus Dr E F Horr detailing survival near 16,500 feet and border-mair mapping成果.
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New Traven
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E EF Horr
Yale
Amazon
Harvard
W. C. Farabee
Cambridge
Horr
Aricoma Pass
Maturato
Farrabee
Wilson defines liberal training as mind discipline and nonpartisan insight
President Wilson argues that liberal training seeks the spirit of learning rather than mere facts. He praises the ability to distinguish good reasoning, interpret evidence, and maintain Catholic observation, aiming for a worldwide citizenship of knowledge.
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Hfe
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Phi Beta Kappa
Wild boar saves prisoner from execution near Belgrade
A Servian prisoner on the way to Belgrade jail was attacked by a wild boar in Rakovits Forest. The guards fled, leaving him manacled and wounded. The home minister granted a reprieve after hearing the tale, and the man is recovering in hospital.
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Vienna
Belgrade
Rakovits
Ife
How Disraeli Was Elected The Maidstone Campaign
Lady St Helen recalls meeting Benjamin Disraeli at Lady Stanhope's and describes Maidstone's election pivotal moments. Mrs Wyndham Lewis pressed the Conservative agent to ensure Disraeli led the poll, revealing devotion and the agent’s anxious garden scene as the campaign neared its end.
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Lord Beaconfield
Lady Stanhope
Lady St. Helen
Harper's Magazine
Col Stanley
Maidstone
Lord Beaconsfield
Wyndham Lewis
Disraeli
Mr. Disraeli
Early 16th Century Experiments in Vehicle Power
Popular Mechanics notes attempts to move vehicles without animal power during the 15th and 16th centuries. It cites a 1959 emperor Maximilian project steered by a walking handler, a crank driven machine from the same year, and a Nürnberg invention using wound springs to drive a vehicle.
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Maximilian
Germany
Nuremberg
Hawley Becomes New Railroad Leader After Harriman’s Death
Edwin Hawley gains backing from Wall Street dynasties and consolidates power to lead a vast U S railroad network. He acquires Rock Island and the Missouri Kansas & Texas and aims to fold more lines into a Hawley system, aligning with the Goulds to form a transcontinental network.
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Edwin Stawley
EF II Larriman
United States
Wall Street
Hawley
Harriman
Edwin Hawley
America
Hawleys
Goulds
Western Pacific
San Francisco
78 Year-Old Widow Becomes College Freshman in Ohio State
Mrs. A D Winship of Racine Wisconsin age 78 enters Ohio State University as a freshman and plans to study psychology and literature. She visits Columbus in summers for review courses and vows to pursue education until she is 80. Her brother Truman Wright supported education in Racine.
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A D. Winship
Racine
Wis
Ohio State University
Columbus
Winship
Mul LL Waamleu Thule
Puubold
Admiral Chester Sees Airships as Great War Tool
Rear Admiral Colby M. Chester declares airships and aeroplanes will be pivotal in warfare. He advocates a large air fleet for aerial scouting, air as the navy’s eye, and using fast planes to attack ships with explosives. He envisions ships carrying planes for long sea scouting.
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Colby M. Chester
Peary
North Pole
Admiral Chester
Chester
Culprit Found After School Noise Outburst
A queen's borough principal investigates a disruptive upstairs class told by a teacher. He discovers the ringleaders are the principal's own son and the teacher's nephew, provoking a tense confrontation with the substitute.
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Queen's Borough
Mark
Tuberculosis Fight Expands With Daily Progress
Since the Washington tuberculosis congress, a new organization for treatment or prevention has formed daily, including Sundays and holidays, per a bulletin from the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis. Fifteen new beds in hospitals or sanitoria have been added each day this year.
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International Congress On Tuberculosis
Washington
National Association For the Study and Prevention
Important to Mothers Castoria Warning
Consumers urged to inspect Castoria bottles for the signature Cyewalk In Use For Over 30 Years, ensuring authenticity of this trusted remedy for infants and children. The familiar label signals safety and proven use.
Opposing Views on Sons Impact in Raising Living Standards
Fragmentary quote debates whether a son can be an able factor in elevating the standard of living. The text contrasts expectations with a harsher view that the son will do more in stirring trouble rather than improving society.
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Cain
Healtmore American
Allen's Shoewear Powder Advertisement in 1900s
An advertisement promotes Allen's Pout-Mase antiseptic powder to ease tight or new shoes and treat sweating callous hot tired aching feet. It urges use to break in new shoes and lists Allen S. Olmsted in Lelios New York as the seller.
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Allen
All Drugeista Fe
Allen S. Olmsted
Lelios
New York
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