Morality and Empire Building Tied to Education
Dr. W. A. Stevenson, at a Presbyterian service, argued morality grows with religion in North Central Washington's development effort. He urged Sabbath observance, cited Hebrew industriousness, and stressed education, hort iculture, and coordinated moral aims as foundations for regional growth and character.
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Presbyterian Church
North Central Washington
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Commonwealth
New England
Virginia
Harvard
Yale
Brown
Princeton
Columbia
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Metamorphosis of Seattle Map Shows City Growth
A comparison of the US Geological Survey topographic maps of Seattle from 1893 and 1908 illustrates dramatic urban expansion. Eberly and party note the shift from forest trails and cabins to paved streets and thousands of buildings, reflecting Seattle’s rapid population and development growth.
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United States Geological Survey
C. F. Eberly
Pacific Coast
Eberly
Duwamish River
Croup Cure Praised and Moral Appeal by Pastor
A Waynetown resident touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as unequaled for croup when used early. Readers are reminded to build morality with religious basis, city and nation rely on strong ethical efforts. The pastor urges young men to serve and strengthen the community through church leadership.
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Athens
Pericles
France
Europe
Louis XIV
Gladstone
Cleveland
Harrison
Bryan
Roosevelt
French tariff changes threaten American exports to France
Washington reports France plans tariff revisions that would raise duties on canned meats and fruits while cutting minimum rates for some favored imports. The proposed measures aim to widen the gap between general and minimum rates by about 50 percent, potentially hurting U.S. exporters like meat, apples, hops, and machinery as negotiations for reciprocity blankets unfold.
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Washington, D. C
France
United States
French Chamber of Deputies
N. S. Stone
Department of Commerce and Labor
French Commission
Japanese War Fear Not Shared By W H Brill
War correspondent W H Brill in Tacoma dismisses widespread fear of a U S Japan war. He cites Japan’s debt after Russia war, Russia’s likely future moves toward an ice free port, and argues Japan aims at Korea and Manchuria not the United States. He notes immigration restraint and benefits to Japan from resident Japanese abroad.
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W. H. Brill
Tacoma
Brill
Manchuria
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Guy Standing
Theodore Roberts
Russia
Peter the Great
Pacific
Korea
Havana Professor Endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Prof H A Howell of Havana Cuba praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after his baby suffered a severe cold. He notes rapid relief and full recovery within three days citing his mother's long trust in the remedy. Sold by all dealers.
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Havana
Cuba
Chamberlain
Prof
Howell
Nedene
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