Turbulent Opium Trade Debate Shapes Reform Efforts
The Christian temperance movement and political figures push for opium trade abolition and international action. Roosevelt, King Edward, Emperor William, and French leaders are urged to back reform while warnings about graft and diplomacy color the protest. A severe wind storm disrupts Weber County, damaging property and prompting prayers for deliverance as businesses and residents assess losses.
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United States
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Christan Church
Roosevelt
Baward
Wiliam
Chinere Gnvernment
Reform and youth toil raise moral alarm in era of reformist thought
A late 19th or early 20th century critique condemns child labor and degrading work for youth in mills and coal mines. It warns that lax personal liberty theories enable exploitation, urging action to shield children from vice and to protect moral health and civil progress.
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PEST TURNED TO PROFIT IN AUSTRALIA RABBIT FUROR
A London paper reports Dr Davyes in Sydney testing pasteurised microbes to curb the rabbit plague. Industry experts estimate profits for Australia could reach millions, with substantial employment benefits, though safety and regulatory questions linger.
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de Waporter
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Victoria
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Midney
Metropol
Ten Lee
Toent
Esmhtes Bax Grane
Berks
Ireenere
Global rabbit and china trade shift cites Sydney market
The article notes strong demand and rising prices for rabbit skins and China exports. It cites weekly shipments to Sydney and Melbourne, with prices up since January. It discusses British and American sources, large volumes of rabbit skins, and import pressures affecting forward costs. It also covers agriculture Institute plans and political commentary on party leaders and election dynamics.
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Chicago
Sydney
United Kingdom
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Brdney
Ciurage
International Law and Private Claims Against Foreign Governments
A long scholarly piece reviews developments in international law concerning private claims against foreign governments, cites Bremer and Courier, and discusses methods of enforcement including diplomacy arbitration and armed pressure. It notes the role of private contracts with foreigners, the state’s responsibility for maritime and commercial injures, and the evolving practice of recouping damages through national and international avenues.
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Cairo
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Spain
Etirent
Spahb
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Atudrnta
Kipling Story Grows From Village Quest And Sussex Tome
Kipling’s new story arose from a village scouting habit near his Barwasl farm in Sun England. A dry spell led him to a worn History of Sussex found in a shop, sparking a fascination that yielded a book and inspired fantastical tales.
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Sussex
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Hindwen B New Way to Europe referenced in Mediterranean voyage
A fragmented 19th century article discusses a sea route from Liverpool to New York via the Great Lakes and overland to New York. It references a plan to open a northern passage and mentions recent expeditions to the Hay establishing a possible new route though details are unclear.
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Turbulent Times in Hungary Struggle Spurs Political Turmoil
Conflicted Budapest scene shows Austria and Hungary in escalating commercial and political clash. National calls for independence echo while dual monarchy tensions sharpen as economic and policy friction grows, signaling a pivotal political moment.
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Work of the divers clears wreck of French submarine Latin
Divers under Premier Thomson recovered bodies from the sunken French submarine Latin after locating a tunnel under the wreck off Colover 16. Two corpses seen from outside were not identified but thought to include Weut Pepcux, commander of the Latin. The vessel’s stern and starboard areas show damage and broken features amid the wreckage.
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