Immigration fears and the future of American race
A Century magazine piece argues immigration will transform American character rather than degrade it. It cites ignorance among newcomers as a temporary issue, praises potential cultural gains, and notes physical changes from intermarriage, including skull broadening seen in New York, Pennsylvania, and Massachusetts.
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Gustave iMichaud
Rome
Europe
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Municipal Ownership (Continued from yesterday)
The article argues that natural monopolies in gas, electricity, water, and street transport cannot be competently run by private firms. It cites rate wars, stock watering, and the profit motive as harming consumers, and advocates municipal ownership with public regulation to curb profits, ensure fair pricing, and improve services.
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Sasmaker
Electric Light
Boards of Health
United States
Citie
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Compassion
Commission
Boston
J. H. Gray
Northwestert
Massachusetts Commission
Grey
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