Science and Society in a Turbulent Era
Arthur Brisbane influenced column argues for science over stagnant thought and warns against the power of banks, politicians, and elites. It reflects on class rule, the divine right of governments, arms rights, postwar immigration, and the clash between religion and science. The piece envisions a future where knowledge and reform shape society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brisbane
Hearst
Chicago Herald-Exanines
Firefly
Saputaliste
Brisbane
Senator Fall and Mexican Affair Reflections on Texas Power and History
A writer recalls known figures like Albert Pall and Senator Fall, recounts early New Mexico politics and railways, and discusses Mexican turmoil, railroad interests, and media portrayals. Personal experiences describe Red Flag events near Pearson and Madero, with notes on U S border movements, neutrality of Pearson-Madero Co., and broader claims about intervention motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. BE
Pendergrass
Alzo
Tesas
New Mexico
Nol
Mexico
Fall
Fbe
Round Table Fraternity
Talaross
Sur
N. M
Pall
Albert PB. Pall
el Paso & North Eastern
el Paso & South Western
Nock Island
Texas
N.om
Hus
Tthe
Rio Grande Sierre Madre & Pacific Ry
Fl Paso
Ghiliuahon
Musivo
Fe TR
Reyte
San Moxic
Paso
Weiter
Pearson, Madero Co. Ltd
Pearson
Pearson and Madero
Chihtatun
Arasco
Soloxar-ot al
Rebela Cama
States
el Paso
el Pas Times
Phelps Dodge Copper Trust
Bisbee Famey Sheet
Pearson the Co
Jolerks
Pearson-Madero Co
Jaarez
Inian
Rebo
Chihuaha
Tait
Chihuahua City
Merico
Tan
Anil
Ft. Worth
Josph F. Guffey
Pittsburg
David Lawrence
Guffey
America
The Mediumship of Farmer Riley overview
A two week stay at James Wesley Riley known as Parmer Riley near Marcellus Michigan is described in detail. Observations by Soney Plower LL D emphasize lack of physical agency and map numerous psychic phenomena and séances with named figures and events. The synopsis lists many subsections and terms from the investigation and cites related figures and theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Riley
Soney Plower, LL
James Wesley Riley
Parmer Riley
Marcellus
Mich
Jem Riley
John Benton
Riley
Jom
Minnin
Dark Circle
Squire
John Dewey
Cattrell
Shillito
John Hewton
Glyde Goodrich
Madame Blavatsky
Abraham Lincoln
Jungle of the migratory workers on the railroad banks
A narrative describes jungle camps along the railroad right of way where migratory laborers, ragged and footsore, shelter in culverts and sheds made from ties. The group, led by an ambitious youth named Jack, moves from camp to town seeking work, sharing meager meals, and enduring harsh conditions before drifting toward mining life and questions of class struggle in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyre
Anek
Wineelf
Jack
Montana
Poverte
de Fite
Rompainy
Aston
Tia Jeoeae
Coner Ualine
Collins
Rudolph
Anamooxe
Olive Anderson
John Barleycorn
Duck
Groun
Great Ide
Pacific
Boston
Mullen
Sarah Jones
Leesville
Ohio
Otter
Tack
Aan Nincker
Wrth
George
Herman
Colling
Western Federation of Minera
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Wnion
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Skygac
Adan
Eve
Spencer
Scienee
Ifneta
Fabio
Amino
Atte
Conper
Aris
Corman
Bourgeoile
Europe
Furepet
Valuier
Huht
Selvnee
Trith
Piteo
New York
Kittel
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