Persian minister Mirza Morteza Khan in Washington aims for neutral capital
Washington prepares for a new enterprising Persian diplomat, Mirza Morteza Khan, minister to the American republics. The envoy, born in Adarbaijan, educated in Paris and Teheran, advocates American capital for Persian railways and commerce, outlines Persia’s modernization, education, and military reforms, and notes cultural ties and regional dynamics amid the ongoing Orient conflict.
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Ernest G. Walker
Washington
Mirza Morteza Khan
Adarbaijan
Zoroaster
Shah
France
Persia
Washington Gladden
Atlantic
Andy
Legation
America
Europe
Turkey
Russia
Fingland
Abarbaijan
Azerbarjan
Land of Fire
Tabriz
Eighteenth Street
Minteter
Teheran
Persian Gulf
Bushahr
Bender-Abbas
Mohammereh
Imperial Court
Paris
Mirza Djevad Khan
Commerce and Industries
Hortus Institution
Lydee St
Department of Customs
Belgium
Ecommerce and Industries
Ican
Terbiyat
Baurages
Public Instruction of
Timsal
Francis Joseph II
Medjidich II
Leopold
Legion of Kronor IV
Mexico
Canada
Joshua R. Giddings and the slavery crisis in Congress
The article recalls Joshua R. Giddings as a pivotal abolitionist figure who kept anti slavery agitation alive in Congress. It contrasts his passion with political allies and foes, notes his opposition to the Mexican War, and describes his influence on debates over slavery, nullification, and Union policy.
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America
New England
United States
South
Maryland
Virginia
Kentucky
Missouri
North Carolina
Tennessee
Bull [Run
Appomattox
Canada
China
Joshua R. Giddings
Western Reserve
Garfield
Giddings
Congress
John Knox
Mr. Webster
Vermont
Ayden
Wisconsin
South Carolina
Ohio
Elisha Whittlesey
England
Tom Marshall
Marshall
Stephen A. Douglas
Adams
Dvangs
Maina
Webster
Gddings
Anna
Gen
Taylor
Buena Vista
Clement L. Vallandigham
Vaallandigham
Lincoln
Vallandigham
Robert Walpole
Sam Johnson
House of Austria
Henry Clay
Clay
District of Columbia
Territory
Florida
James G. Birney
Ben Wade
Alabama
Wade
Tom Corwin
Corwin
Martin van Buren
Ewing
David Wilmot
John W. Howe
Preston King
Joseph M. Root
Charles Allen
Charles Durkee
George
W. Julian
Amos Tuck
Joshua R. Giddishes
Howell Cobb
Abolition Party
Massachusetts
Charles Sumner
Whittlesey
Hutchkins
Ashtabula
Boston
Mediation by World Powers Through History and Policy
The article reviews historic mediators in international conflicts, praising the neutral stance of leaders like Theodore Roosevelt and noting the limits and motives of mediation. It surveys Napoleon III, Bismarck, Victoria, and others, detailing how political interests, alliances, and national prestige shaped peace efforts and outcomes across 19th and early 20th century Europe.
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United States
Russia
Japan
Tim
Far Orient
Lorelei
Rss
Varistia
Prneipe
Sabinat
Ala Beerabaiy
Aniaar
Hig
Leo III
Spain
Washington
Madrid
Belgium
Berlin
Count Benedetti
France
Leopold
Prince Bismarck
Napoleon Ixiand
Napoleon
Alsace
Lorraine
Vienne
Bismarck
Austria
Venice
Venetia
Lombardy
Italy
Rea
Warrehider
Allathlé
Paris
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
America
McKinley
Cambon
Denmark
Prussia
Harl Russell
Schleswig
Holstein
Queen Victoria
Beraon
Germany
Bilamarck
Frederick
William
Victoria
Edward Malet
Alexander Malet
Jules Favre
Malet
Turkey
Constantinople
England
Bosphorus
San Stefano
Great Britain
Armenia
Orient
Change of View in Bonnerville Journal
Lawson and old Dawson discuss reckless automobilists and changing opinions. A recent purchase of a car signals a shift away from prior judgments. A Philadelphia Press quip notes a poker player’s superstition grows as he avoids the game, citing belief that thirteen cards per suit caused the change.
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Bonnerville Journal
Lawson
Dawson
Philadelphia Press
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