Sweden Norway and Denmark in World War I neutrality debate
The piece discusses Scandinavian aims and cautions amid World War I. It notes Sweden's cautious neutrality, fears of Russian aggression, and bids by German influence to pull Sweden into the war. It warns that Denmark Norway and Holland face North Sea danger and Britain’s pressure. It praises restraint as best for their integrity and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Norway
Vimland
United States
Denmark
Holland
North Sea
Great Britain
Germany
Dunkirk
English
Free Love Plan From Bouck White Causes Stir Among Mariners
A sailor on the Caprice endorses a plan to redefine marriage as a fluid bond while Bouck White, noted for his language activism, promotes a revolutionary concept that marriage ends when love wanes. The stance intersects with socialist ideas and sparks debate over its social impact and potential harm to families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyw
Bouck White
Mr. White
Madame
Transforming Political Conditions and Prohibition Drive
Analyzes Mr Bryan's push for national prohibition shaping 1916 campaigns across parties. Warns that prohibition becomes a unifying moral issue that could marginalize other policies, with Bryan as field marshal steering Democratic and reformist ranks. Notes likely primaries significance and party realignments around prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Evory
Progressive Party
Prohibition
Democratic Party
Republican Party of the Union
Union
The
Progressives
Ohio
German Officials Run Gun Works in War Profiteering Probe
Dr David Starr Jordan links German war materiel trusts to state power with ministers of the interior and royalty as principal directors. Reichstag revelations show Krupp Loewe and Erhardt firms intertwined with government as stockholders profit from the war. Lord Wodehouse dies in France after polo career and radical Wodehouse family history noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
California
New York Peace Society
Hotel Astor
Deats
Krupps
Loewe Small Arms Company
Erhardts
Germany
Fara Bellum Society
Rusela
Schneiders
Creusot
France
Skodas
Austria
Europe
Dr. Jordan
German Empire
Syndicatea
von Leebel
Erhardt Small Arms and
Heavy Ordnanes Company
Prince Buelow
England
United Kingdom
Wimbledon
Kaiser
Krupp Company
Bassin
Was Sack
Imperial Ciermanavly
Fierr von Emer
Ministry of War
Berlin
von Eccius
Reichstag
Herr von Loebel
Interior
Krupps, &c
Lord Wodehouse
Atlantic
Yord Wimborne
Norfolk
Prince Arthur
Eton
Duke
Duchess of Connaught
Bagshot
Hve
Ottawa
Tie
Whittip Woodhouse
Lord Wordenouse
Lord
Kimberley
South Africa
Earl of
Great Britain
Ist
Wodehouses
John Wodehouse
Henry V
John
Apincourt
Henry
Agincourt
Kimberley House
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Gie Brentwood Company
Toy shortages unlikely this year in Boston
The Boston Transcript notes that this Christmas may see fewer toy shortages as children favor awards and drums over other gifts, suggesting shoppers can wait until next season for broader selections. The playful remark hints at a cautious outlook for toy availability without alarm.
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The
Boston Transcript
United States Must Restore Order in Mexico
Opinion argues U S intervention is needed to pacify Mexico amid factional warfare led by Carranza Villa and other groups. It urges President Wilson to assert forceful action to restore peace, protect Americans, and uphold international obligations.
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United States
Mexico
Gutierrez
Carranza
Pancho Villa
Euiiliane Za- Puta
Mestee
United Coss
Durthes
Leormagners
Pats
Meaico
Baer
Wilson
Bin
Sir Quiver Lodge Proclaims Afterlife Evidence Found
The patient investigator Sir Quiver Lodge asserts continued mortal existence beyond this sphere and hints at proofs and discourses with former friends. He calls for open inquiry under scientific laws while promising revelations from divine scriptures and hidden recesses.
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Quiver Lodge
Esistones
Sammupede Tossats
Baye Passek
Oliver
Edo
Ipany
Pho
Iene
Cadence and Morality in Conflict with Impure Longings
The passage judges the rise of a purported better morality and nobler religion, with Mr. White cited as either a remnant of old times or a product of future influence. It argues that if he leads, it reflects lingering original sin. if he leads others will resist discard of right thought and living for generations, even amid change.
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Mr. White
Mission of U S to Vera Cruz Futile
From the New York World, the piece argues the Vera Cruz withdrawal was an abandonment not a withdrawal, failed to deliver the town, and leaves Mexico and foreign powers with a chaotic situation. It contends the U S acted to bail for Mexico, opposed by Huerta, Carranza, and other leaders, and questions whether the policy serves Mexicans, practitioners, or mankind.
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New York
Vera Cruz
Tampico
United States
Talphin
Wilson
Congress
Gar
Gon Vuerta
Carbajal
Carranza
Gen. Carranza
Gen. Gutierrez
Scone
Gutierrez
Igen. Rhincoms
Glen
Willa
Funston
Monteo
Ve Cruz
Este Bish
Mexico
Who Pays It Mothers and Wives of Soldiers' Cost
A dramatic excerpt laments the unseen human cost of war. It contrasts public cheers for victories with the grief of mothers and wives who bear the loss, questioning rulers and decision makers about paying the price in human lives. The speaker asks to value life over glory and to recognize the price borne by women.
Rat Clings To His Nose In Brooklyn Attack
Samuel Levine age 21 of 68 Gratton Street Brooklyn was bitten on the nose by a rat while sleeping in his bedroom yesterday afternoon. He struck the rat but the rodent clung for nearly a minute before release. Wound was cauterized by Dr Flynn of St Marys Hospital and two rat cerebera were sent to track the animal. the rat had not been captured by nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Times
Samuel Levine
Gratton Street
Brooklyn
Levine
Flynn
St. Mary's Hospital
Adams Predicts German Downfall Under Stifling Blockade
A Wall Street Journal report of Charles F. Adams urging Lord Newton that Britain must maintain naval supremacy to starve Germany into collapse. He cites Belgian atrocities and German aims in the Balkans, warns against German propaganda, and notes costs of the war rising for all sides while predicting ultimate ruin if the blockade holds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Adams
Germany
Charles Francis Adams
Spectator
London
Ull
England
Mr. Gladstone
Lord Derby
Gladstone
Strang
Great Britain
Weather and river report for Washington area November 24
The Washington Post reports a mixed forecast for the District of Columbia and nearby regions with partly cloudy conditions and moderating temperatures. Winds shift west to east as fronts move, with rain possible in Texas and the Gulf Coast. local highs near 62 and overnight lows around 20s. river outlook shows the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers clear at Harpers Ferry, W Va.
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POS
Distriet
Columbia
Mart Janes
Virginia
Allanra
Pacific
Lake
Crgion
Michigan
Fevas
Blan
New Fagland Alsy
Texas
Gulf
Tamperaturen
Bam
At & Pan
Masini
Chats of Visitors to the Capital and War News Reflections
The fragment discusses political caution for the Democratic Party around 1916 elections, noting optimism in Oklahoma and tempering headlines about tariff and legislation. It shifts to wartime reporting on Russia, Germany, and troop casualties, with vivid but neutral accounts of public mourning, death notices, and press practices across cities, including Hamburg and Raleigh.
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Democratic Party
Charlies MM Haskell
Oklahoma
Willard Tarmee
Gilion
Democrats
Senate
House
Congress
Tani Perfrit
Washington
Batre
Oklahomas
Tesas
Atane Louishana
Vania
Tests rubber for paving on Old Kent road trial
A fragment reports rubber pavement testing on Old Kent road with tram 18 load averaging eight tons per square foot for two hours and a second section planned on Tanner Street in the center of the city.
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Teondon
Kent Road
Tanner Street
Cits
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