Dublin Massacre Sparks Irish American Outrage
News from Dublin recounts a deadly clash when a patrol of English troops opened fire on Irish crowds during a gun transport incident on the 26th. Four killed, sixty injured. Dubliners marched with rifles in protest, and later funerals drew vast crowds. Reports cite political pressure to remove the troops amid ongoing war crisis debates.
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The Chautauqua Movement Birth and Growth
Originated in Ohio from a Methodist Sunday school camp meeting at Fair Point. Led by Rev Dr John H Vincent and Lewis Miller of Akron, it expanded into a summer university style assembly with lectures and departments. The first week of August marks the fortieth anniversary of this educational movement.
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Balkans Crisis Tests Old Balance of Power
The piece explains twenty five years of Austro Serbian hostility and rival aims in the Balkans. It analyzes how Bosnia and Herzegovina’s annexation, Serb expansion, and shifting alliances with Russia Germany and Italy could spark a wider European war. It notes Serbia Roumania Greece and Bulgaria choices and fears of a triple alliance versus triple entente clash.
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War Deepens Slump in New York Stocks and Wheat
European war panic drives heavy selling on the New York Stock Exchange with Amalgamated Copper and rail stocks leading declines. The slide follows forced gold outflow as traders liquidate holdings, while Chicago wheat spikes 9 cents on brisk volume of 10 million bushels.
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Attack on New Tariff Law Draws Political Fire
The American Protective Tariff League accuses the Underwood tariff of shrinking wages and purchasing power, citing bank reports showing a 45 million dollar yearly decline and projecting national impact. The statement argues free trade lowers pay envelopes, increasing living costs nationwide.
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Democratic Party
Tariff League
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