Journal and Beasley Press 1894 Political Essay
The piece outlines Beasley publishing details and issue pricing, then presents a moral sermon about prosperity, anxiety, and honest labor. It argues wealth concentration harms, urges the ethic movement to shape the living conditions of all, and marks a shift toward practical improvements in daily life rather than salvation alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Baris
Aden
Ferther
Time for Mexican recognition and suffrage talk
A New York Dispatch report covers Secretary Lansing and Latin American diplomats agreeing that formal recognition for a Mexican government should come, likely to the de facto authorities with capacity to protect lives and property. Carranza favored by many, with a Washington meeting planned to decide criteria.
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South America
Lansing
Carranza
New York
United States
Brazil
Thile
Argentina
Bolivia
Uruguay
Guatemala
Mexico
Washington
Nationale
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