Washington Post exposes 1913 call for global monetary reform
The Washington Post front includes an analysis arguing that international finance, not domestic regulation, throttles U S business. It cites Sir George Paish on capital seeking higher returns, Europe’s tight money, and Railways needing favorable rates, urging expansion of metallic money to boost world commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Ater
Europe
George Paish
Statist
London
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Pal Snanee
Interstate Commerce Commission 14
Ondon Exchange
Wall Street
Sahara
Death Valley
Internacional
France
Bank of England
Holst
White Man's Countries: Strikes Stir Immigration Debate
The Hindu strike in Natal and the Panama action prompt renewed push for Asiatic exclusion. The piece argues that open immigration policies threaten white life and urges governments to end open doors, citing Taft's Japan policy and the California episode as catalysts for a global protest against nonassimilable migrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natal
Panama
Christendom
States of the Union
Washington
London
Taft
Japan
United States
California
Tait
Ita
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Metal
South Africa
Earthly Paradise Exalts Fulton Foregoing Fame
A Sphinxlike meditation on fame and memory contrasts Fulton with modern Chicago, noting in antiquated language that Auburn and Putton gain renown while others fade. It laments vanity replacing innocence and pastoral charm as the village’s jewelry wealth from 1910 hints at shifting social values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Seth Thomas
Mr. Ingersoll
Maranatha
Putton
States' Rights and Water Power Policy Debate
A column argues the Democratic party must confront the states’ rights issue at the National Conservation Congress over water power. It compares government partnership risks with private investment, warns of federal dam programs, and urges clear stance on who profits from water power and who bears public rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
National Conservation Congress
Congress
Federatiots
Hudson River
Spain Faces Likely Cabinet Crisis Before General Election
The looming general election intensifies Spain’s political tension as Senor Dato struggles to form a conservative cabinet amid defections. Maura and La Clavara oppose him, while King Alfonso weighs Liberal preference. divisions within both major parties raise risks of revolutionary unrest and uncertain governance.
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Senor
Eduardo Date
Spain
Madrid
Sener Detd
Silvela
Sagastn
United States
Maura
Leutenant
la Clerva
Dato
Wing
Count Romanones
Cortes
Liberal Party
Alfonso X211
Data
Senor Data
Liberal
Kkijndred
Lberal
Gerda Prieto
Alhucemas
Senor Montero Rios
Cartel
Senate
Spanish Plenipotentiariea
Barcelona
Morocco
Uheref
Catalonia
Imation
Ami la Clerva
Romanones
Marquis
Athacemas
Thais
Alfonso
Legetion
Marquis N DE Forranoy
Dé Brentweos Company
Army Orders and Transfers Across Armies and Navies
A Civil War era list details many officers and units in transfers and duty changes. The document lists personnel including Captains Sharpe, Ryan, Barher, and Loayers with various corps. Majors Aultman and Guignard shifts. numerous coast artillery commands and infantry postings. lieutenants reassigned, dental, hospital, and general staff moves. Arrivals include ships and personnel moving to Honolulu and San Francisco for duty or examination, with retirees noted and a distant naval traffic summary.
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Dwight &, Aultman
Firat Lold
Sixth Field Artillery
William S. Guignard
Coast Artillery Egeps
Alstred Harbrouck
141St
Highty-Gret
Charles EN Howard
Norh T
Frange W Clank
James * Waller
Henry A. Wingate
William A. Bordem
Hightrfiret
Clifford Slurmel
Twenty-fourth
Eighth Infantry
Frederick G. Dillman
Eighth
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Dental
Walter
Regeman
Honolulu
Hawaii Territory
Hewatten Department
Erental
Edwin M Kennedy
Hewaii Territory
Gentral
Hawaiian Department
Senate currency committee to reconvene for pending bill details
The currency committee will meet tomorrow at noon to discuss the pending bill details, with Magee listed as present. The session is not in progress currently and requires continued consideration of the bill’s provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Magee
Manes Farming Pay Pencils Across a 40000 Acre Plantation
Jonas W. Thom ag of Maribodeunh county began farming by trading a horse for 36 and renting 30 acres for 1.40 pounds of lint cotton. After four years he bought land, opened a commissary, and now runs a 40000 acre plantation with 9 families and 164 people. He grows cotton corn and garden truck and keeps horses mules cows and hogs. He has earned as much as 810000 from cotton in a year and saves about 3000 annually for 23 years. He recently borrowed from a local bank and repaid 6000, credit aiding his success.
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Korte
Jonas W. Thomag
Negra
Maribodeunh County
3. C
Hesina
Thomason Hyves
Ome Lopal Bank
Thomas
National Museum Adds Two Scientists to Staff
Two scientists join the National Museum science staff per a Smithsonian Institution announcement. Dr Edgar T. Wherry becomes assistant curator of mineralogy and petrology at Lehigh University links, and Dr James C. Martin, Princeton graduate, will serve in the division of physical and chemical geology. Portland report notes extensive bequest to the Smithsonian from the late Prof Ora W Enlight, including minerals plants moths butterflies bird skins and eggs.
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HE. T. Wherry
J. C. Martin
National Museum
Smithigonian
Edgar T. Wherry
Lehigh University
James C. Martin
Princeton
Martin
Smithsonian
Portland
Ora W. Enlight
Stata Asgayer
Smithsonian Institution
Washbington
Knight
Intervention in Mexico Ends In American Action
William Randolph Hearst urges immediate U S intervention in Mexico not as a partisan move but to protect American lives and property. He argues Washington must occupy and stabilize Mexico with American methods, then withdraw once order and a legitimate government are established for the safety of U S citizens and citizens of all nations.
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Ballorta
Mery Loysi Amérigan
United States
Washington
Wilson
Western Hemisphere
Mexico
Federalieta
Mantes
Maxtoo
Ermas
William Randolph Hearst
Weather and tide table with broad forecast notes
A compact weather and tide listing notes high and low tides, sunrise, sunset, and daily temperatures. It reports a general fall in pressure nationwide, unsettled western weather with rain and snow, warmer conditions in the central and eastern regions, and storm warnings along the southern California coast. Local temperatures, humidity, rainfall, and sunshine are tabulated alongside city readings and a brief river bulletin dialogue.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
South Atlantic
Gulf States
California
North Pacific
Texas
Iowa
Lower
Lake Region
Oittrer
Middle Atlantic States
Calitornia
Southwest
Pacific Northwest
Lake
Middle Atlantic
East Gulf
Interviews and memories from Judge Lynn and a racing figure
Prominent western New York figures are recalled in chats about Judge John D. Lynn of Rochester and his rebel-leaning politics, plus anecdotes on John Mitchel and Tommy Burns. A Georgia agriculture official lauds the U S Department of Agriculture for corn clubs, crop diversification, and boosting farm finances.
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John D. Lynn
Rochester
New York
Judge Lynn
John Mitchel
John Furro
Michel
Greater
Mitchel
Judge Lyne
New York City
Charles Murphy
Judge Lann
Willard
Murphy
John Mitch
Joan Mitchel
Ireland
van Diemman
E Land
Tasmania
Patrick Smyth
Smyth
Thomas Francis Maher
Smith
Brier
Libert
Labe
Michels
Cait
Garry
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Washington Post
Fourteenth Wrest
Carriac
Alexandria
Pahy
Dally
Dalz
Mai
Mall
Advamsee
Drafla Thecka Postomica
Washington Post CO
Washington, DB. S
PACL
Fidea
Ftth Avenue
Bulding
Fremont
Mr. Bryan
Huerta
Vincent Astor
Siwanat
Buffalo
Une
Col
Jim Ham
Lewis
Hag
Col. Mulhall
Br. Knox
Solomon
Baureau
G K. Chesterton
Santa Claus
West Virginia
Rccoviecuais
Ant
Virginia
Nalal
Jimmy Hazen Hyde
Pomerat
Diplomatea
Iferelan Gouse Renta
Atlantic City
Pancho Villa
Omeha
Edward Harfhean
Pullmana
Boston
Teiders of
ARMY
Eff Rogers
Mareh
C A. Woodrute
Navy Yard
Mane Tsland
Cal
Naval Station
James
G C. Dichman
Aljany
R GO Bauesh
Albany
Walt
Schamul Cochran
Aldgey
George Pickrell
J G Field
Maceal
A. M. D. McCormick
C Wilson
M RC
Naval Medical School
J A. Furer
Eestern District
Wave Station
Honollu
Bostewale
EH. V. Sandstrom
Detachee
Bostun
Maui
Comimend Gata
Boatawale NR. King
Boatewain C
Cassin
Bie de Japsirg
Ceili
Genoa
Wilmitegten
Hongkong
Saitel
Fraten
Nordeth
Varg Cruz
Mhieni Steestt
Paul Jolles
Peery
Tromee
Jede Bax Peles
Glego
Jente
Villefriache
Wyoming
Naplea Lax Villefremsbe
Bae Eilego
Wzgro Manes
Join National Museum
William R. Hearst
Sunderland
Asheville
Atlenta
Tantic City
Bismark
Mace
Butalo
Chicago
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Ohio
Cheyeone
Davenport Town
Denver
Des Moines
Desuth Winn
Galveston
Helena Mont
Indianapolis
Indie
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Kansas City
Littl Rock
Ark
Los Angeles
Memphis
New Orleans
Omaha
North Platte
Philadelphia
Pan
Pigsbursh
Oresa
Salt Lake City
Utah
Br Louis
St Paul Mine
Sar Francisco
Capital
Vistfors
Trony
Burns
Alweye
Tommy’ Burns
Wade Hampton
Georgia
Department of Agriculture
South
Boys Corn Clubs
James D Prices
Brata of Georgia
Wilaré
Federal Department
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