Arizona party weighs Smith successor and Shannon candidacy
Editorial argues Marcus A. Smith should not seek reelection and urges Democrats to choose Charles M. Shannon as his successor. Shannon is praised for long Arizona residence, party loyalty, and readiness to canvass and represent Arizona in Congress. The piece contrasts old and young Senate orators, defending the value of seasoned legislators. It concludes with a quip on drink and cooking.
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Marcus A. Smith
Congress
Democrats
Arizona
Senate
Commonwealth
Smith
Arizonians
Charles M. Shannon
Graham County
Shannon
Mark Smith
Congress of the
United States
Washington
Miners Threaten Strike Action Amid Water Cure Debates
Pennsylvania coal miners on strike threaten to flood mines in protest as public debate grows over the so called water cure practice. The confrontation raises questions about labor tactics and safety in mining communities.
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Pennsylvania
Oratory in the Senate on Evils of Imperialism
The article lauds Senator Hoar of Massachusetts as the nation’s most eloquent defender against imperialist policy. It recalls a two year old Senate speech where Hoar argued passionately about perceived evils of imperialism and urged restraint in foreign expansion.
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Massachusetts
Hoar
Cuba
Philippines
Senate
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ciceros
West
Morgan
Bailey
Texas
Senator Hoar
Imperial Federation in British colonies and American parallels
Captain A. T. Mahan argues in the National Review that the British Empire lacks a real integration and must unionize like the American federation. He compares self governing colonies to 1783 American colonies, noting governors answer to local cabinets and urging federation to bind high tariff interests and loyalty across the Empire.
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A. T. Mahan
United States Navy
National Review
England
London
United States
Washington
Great Britain
Captain Mahan
Virginia
Imperial federation debated by Captain Mahan at Westminster
Captain Mahan argues that imperial federation is a necessity for Great Britain and its colonies, tying it to Ireland home rule and South Africa. He claims the empire survives and must unite, with Canada Australia and New Zealand key to the project, while noting democratic versus monarchical divides. Roosevelt hints at punishment for Philippine atrocities as debates over policy continue. The piece also criticizes the omnibus bill and tariff walls harming trade with Canada.
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Great Britain
Captain Mahan
United States
Gladstone
Transvaal
England
South Africa
Westminster
Edward
Ireland
North Atlantic
Kruger
Canada
New Zealand
Australia
London
Scotland
India
Canadian Resources and the Beef Trust Debate
Consul General John L. Bittinger, formerly editor of the St. Joseph Herald, weighs in on Canada beef trade. He argues Republicans misread Canada’s impact on the beef trust and defense of tariff policies, suggesting a nuanced view beyond party lines.
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Ger
Canada
John L. Bittinger
Bittinger
St. Joseph
Beef Trust
Consul Bittin
Learn From Everyone A Habit Of Lifelong Growth
Orison Swett Marden cites Daniel Webster Charles Dickens and others to show that every encounter offers learning. A purposeful listener gains from talks lectures and conversations while a passive listener gains little. The piece urges readers to engage, study, and apply new insights from every person they meet.
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Daniel Webster
Webster
Hayne
Science Liftings Across Space and Nature
The article notes Saturns largest moon at 2092 miles diameter, Jupiter vastly larger than others, and the Sun equals 1 300 000 Earths in volume yet weighs 300 000 Earths. It adds Earthquake waves travel about 16 000 feet per second, zinc expands with heat, and the Sun emits vast light compared with the Moon and stars. It mentions drowning theory and artificial respiration to revive near drowning victims.
Two Colored Passengers Debate Salvation On Subway Car
In an uptown car last week two colored passengers argued about spiritual matters. The heated exchange drew audible attention as each confessed faith and offered views on salvation. One declared that what is to be will surely be, prompting the other to scoff at predestination.
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Baltimore Sun
Mora Street
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
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Orison Swett Marden
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Jupiter
Adolf Bail
John Weil
Anheuser Busch
Jos. Schlitz
West Congress St
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Banking Department
Cananea Consolidated Copper Co
Cananea
Chemical National Bank
New York
Anglo-Californian
Pranciaco Paxco de Sonora
Hermosillo
H. Wiceers
City of Mexico
I. Macmanus
Hanks
W. C. Winegar
Jno
A. Campbell
Arizona National Bank
B. M. Jacobs
Fred Fleishman
JL. M. Jacobs
J. M. Ormssy
the Consolidated National Bank
M. P. Freeman
H. B. Tenny
C. Davis
E. W. Graves
Cashi
Saffe
R. D. Wooddell
Scott Street
Congress and
Broadway Club
Cafe Goldtree
Goldtree’s Cafe Ie
Congreet
Court Street
Isidor Goldtree
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