A Siberian Odyssey From Khabarovsk to Moscow
Representative Ebenezer J Hill recalls a world trip noting Siberia as vast with rail expansion, immigration, and diverse faiths, while highlighting Manchuria and the Amoor river's strategic reach. He discusses Russian rule, rail logistics, parks of settlers, and the empire’s reach across Asia.
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Amoor
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Ebenezer J. Hill
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China
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Russia
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Rockies
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Harris
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St Petersburg
San Francisco
Petersburg
Moscow
Japan
Philippines
Manila
Cuba
Bahamas
Liberia
Leutenant
England’s new law on underage drinking and its cautions
The piece argues a British reform aimed at stopping children from entering pubs and buying alcohol. It notes the law lowers age to fourteen, imposes bottle service with corked seals, and requires pint minimums for youths, sparking debate about effectiveness and civil liberty concerns.
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America
Westminster
England
House of Commons
House of Lords
England’s new beer law sparks publican concerns
A London debate over a New Year beer act shows publicans arguing the reform will curb drinking and protect children, while critics claim it shifts temptation to mothers and prompts quarrels and neglect. The Daily Mail warns of an army of juvenile criminals, and authorities note thousands of neglected children and risky life insurance practices.
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Indianapolis Journal
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Barnardo
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Herod
Westcott
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Coroners’ Society
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Benjamin Waugh
Dickensian Concern on London's Neglected Children Mentioned
A letter cites the Daily Mail comparing today’s neglect of London’s children with Dickens era, urging cross-border reflection. Henry Tuckley voices the view that the problem remains unsolved, echoing Dickens’s wartime literacy concern.
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London
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Henry Tuckley
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