What can a rich man do to aid fellow men in need
A 1900s profile of wealthy Americans led by Anson Phelps Stokes and peers including Rockefeller Sage Astor Carnegie and Rockfeller, who discuss wealth as a trust and duties to society. Figures condemn envy and urge charity education growth and prevention. They stress improve through productive work and bequests to public causes.
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Anson Phelps Stokes
Stoken
Stokes Clan
Phelps
Anson Phelps Stokes, Jr
Cereyman
Rockfeller
Sage
Hetty Green
Stokes
Chauncey M. Depew
John Jacob Astor
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Andrew Carnegie
Russell Sage
Wall Street
Dr. Mills
Miller
New York
Bowers
John D. Rockfeller
Great Western University
Iis
William ©. Whitney
America
Henry Clews
Bes
Helen Gould
Road to Health: Gymnastics for Everyday Strength
An address by J. E. Sullivan, president of the United States Amateur Athletic Union, urges regular daily exercise for young men to prevent nervous breakdowns and extend life. It argues that proper breathing, walking, and simple routines can renew vitality, reduce reliance on stimulants, and keep the body robust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J . E. Sullivan
United ‘States Amateur Athletic Union and
Knickerbocker Athlets Club
Willam Wood
America
Wood
Woman in Politics by Susan B Anthony Analyzed
Susan B Anthony argues women are powerless within the electoral system and must win power via party support. She cites Kansas Senator James H. Lane and notes parties use women for votes, then drop women’s issues when political gains shift. She details historical patterns with abolition, temperance, populism, and national parties.
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James H. Leno
Kansas
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