CAPITAL AND LABOR IN AMERICA AND IMMIGRATION VIEWS
Washington Post commentary discusses wage prosperity and employment in 1977, contrasting labor and capital roles, warns against demagogues, and emphasizes mutual dependence. It covers the annual medical convention on tuberculosis control, American health institutions, and the need for centralized public health leadership. Also notes Norfolk exposition concerns and the immigration commission's scrutiny of European ports and industry-wide promotion networks.
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West Gains Near Independence in Finances and Power
A New York Times perspective cites John W Gates on Western banks and Chicago deposits, arguing Western capitals surpass New York in funds due to rising Western industry. It notes past patterns of spring inflows to New York and how Western surpluses now fund growth while New York remains a global finance hub driven by commerce and manufacturing.
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Wealth and power shape diplomatic appointments in Britain
The article argues wealth is essential for high posts and independence from home control. It cites Lord Cromer’s costly position in Egypt, Sir Bidon Gorst’s expected challenges, and argues rulers must balance display with restraint. It notes secrecy in modern foreign policy and mentions rich European society near Cairo and Rome’s hunting circles.
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Diamonds of Kimberley and the rand dawn riches
A sprawling report traces Kimberley South Africa as a diamond hub with vast wealth from rock veins and a history of small emigrants turning into major mines. It notes De Beers influence and New York diamond imports, plus a poem about time and a horse saving a man from a bulldog attack near Verona New Jersey.
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International thief recalls globe trotting towel heists
In a Philadelphia Record feature, an artist on Westminster Avenue claims a career of global crime. He recounts years touring Africa Asia Europe and Australia with two partners stealing hotel towels, the lowest earner paying for others. He boasted collecting 207 towels and contemplates his criminal past.
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Feeling in New York shows anti Roosevelt mood grows
The Chicago Tribune reports broad anti Roosevelt sentiment among New York's prosperous classes fueled by Wall Street fears over tariff and railroad policy. Taft's prospects dim as New York power brokers favor independence from Roosevelt influence and question his third term backing.
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Politicians and doctors discuss 1900s policy and public life
In a New Willard gathering, Gov J Taylor Edlyston of Virginia backs Senator Daniel for the Democratic nomination and argues his appeal to both South and North. Dr John L Hildreth recalls Civil War medicine and advances in surgery, while Rep Frederick J Gillett praises Secretary Root and debates Taft as a Republican successor.
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