Trusts discussion in North American Review symposium
The North American Review hosts a symposium on capital combinations in rail and other lines under the broad term trusts. Notable contributors include James J. Hill, Mr Schwab, Mr Logan, and Mr Tauber. views split on consolidation, costs, and distribution of wealth, with contrasts between radical critiques and defense of modern combinations. The discussion weighs cost reductions, management consolidation, and impacts on consumers and workers amid rising prices and industry restructuring.
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Northerican Review
Stokes
Hill
Comdnions
Hanna
Schwab
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Flint
The
Rubber Trust
Thurber
New York World
Standard Oil Company
Oil ‘Trust
Sugar Trust
Making a Trolley Car Diagram and Odd Bits of News
The text describes mounting a trolley car diagram on Bristol board, folding along dotted lines, painting colors for the car and details, and assembling parts like doors and rails. It then drifts to various brief anecdotes about a dog receiving electric sparks from metal, a story of blue milk allegedly from cows, a parent and son dialogue, and a child asking a milkman if his cows are blue with a finger injury note.
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Cuba
Platt
United States
Congress
National Cigar Leaf Association
Washington
Chicago Record-Herald
Bristol
Englewood
Edna
Chicago Chronicle
Block Figures and Dragon Horse Tale Keep Readers Curious
A mixed piece describes toy blocks, a Chinese dragon horse, and Fu Hsi lore alongside a light anecdote about a spaniel. The essay blends background on the Fifteen Magic Blocks with cultural notes and a casual observation of a New York dog owner.
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Pekin
Fu Hisi
Fu Hsi
Meng River
Ainslie
Monte Carlo and the Great Profits of the Casino Company
A survey of Monte Carlo finances shows the Prince’s subsidy funded by the Casino Company profits. Last season’s expenses totaled 4.17 million, with 2.88 million in dividends and 125 thousand in press subventions to secure favorable coverage. Also noted are brain size comparisons and bicycle power figures from unrelated items.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
Europe
Leslie
Building a Home and Household Dignity in Women
A series of vignettes on domestic responsibility for daughters and wives, urging proactive service at home, steady routines, and cheerful, helpful conduct. It praises Mrs. S. M. Dunlap for self built home effort, notes mothers shaping notable men, and includes advice on health, dress, and social ease for middle aged women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. M. Dunlap
Des Moines
Dunlap
Dunkhip
Penter
Mr. Dunlap
Jesus Our High Priest in Heaven Lesson Commentary
This Sunday school study reviews Paul’s Damascus encounter as a real Christ appearance, not a vision. It traces Paul’s conversion from zealot to follower, highlights the call to know and obey, and explains baptism as symbol of repentance. It notes the mission to witness Christ’s truth and previews the next lesson on John’s vision.
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Hangza
Philippines
Mark
Mack
McKinley
Hanna
Lincoln
Windle
Jesus
Heaven
Christ
Paul
John
Damascus
Corinthians
Apostle
Seem
Lord
Stephen
Saul
Jesus of Nazareth
Tod
Aluminium Shoes for Horses Trial Report
Russia conducted a six week test using aluminium shoes on cavalry horses. Finland Dragoons had one aluminium shoe and three iron shoes per horse, placed on fore or hind feet. Aluminium shoes lasted longer and protected the foot better than iron.
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Russia
Finland
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Atlanta Constitution
Frye
Hanna-Payne
House of Congress
Rye
Carlyle
CAE
Harry
New York
A.fool's Paradise
Sir Willian Turner
Schumann
Chopin
Ike
Gounod
Spohr
Raleigh
Milton
Wordsworth
Goethe
Charles Darwin
Sydney Smith
Haydn
Gibbon
Maine
Biddeford
Miss Stimpson
Saco
Mercutio
Mount Holyoke
Mary Emma Woolley
Mount Holyoke College
Woolley
Hartford
Wheaton Seminary
Brown University
Brown
Misa Woolley
Milady
Embon
Potut
Frances Smith
Leslie's Weekly
Thackeray
the Sunday School
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