Roosevelt on Japan policy in The Outlook
Theodore Roosevelt argues a balanced US Japan policy based on mutual respect and limited immigration. He favors government-led measures to keep mass settlement from both sides while praising both nations and urging a strong navy as peace insurance. He warns against local government actions that would provoke friction and calls for careful, treaty-backed enforcement.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Japan
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain States
Far Western States
America
Panama Canal
Uncle Sam
Insane Patients and Convicts Reports for April
The state board of control lists 1319 insane at Fort Steilacoom and 710 at Medical Lake, with 1106 convicts at Walla Walla. April admissions included 55 Steilacoom patients and 26 Medical Lake patients, with several deaths and paroles. 29 convicts were admitted at the penitentiary, with paroles and one execution. Grain bags produced totaled 172,600 at about 5.5 cents each, and 2,017,506 sacks remain on hand, with 300 sold in April.
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Steilacoom
Medical Lake
Bryan plans world tour again with a twist
Minneapolis May 13 W J Bryan says he will undertake another world tour but will not hunt lions. A schoolgirl, the only Democrat in her class, met him before breakfast and urged a speech at the school.
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Minneapolis
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Divorced Men Face Alimony Risk Per Judge Ball
Chicago May 13 Judge F Q Ball ruled that alimony rights survive after divorce if the former wife remains unmarried. A divorced man even after long separation, remarriage or fathering children may still owe support if the wife later becomes wealthy and seeks alimony, provided she hasn't remarried or waived it.
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Chicago
F. Q. Ball
Ball
Boston 1915 Plan Aims for Citywide Coordination
A Boston group of business leaders philanthropists and citizens endorses Boston 1915 a plan to coordinate agencies and mobilize volunteers to develop the city over six years with a 1915 target. Edward Filene urges systematic work across schools libraries theaters and public services to map finances health human resources transportation and education.
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Boston
Edward A. Filene
Filene
Chamber of Commerce
Boston Merchants‘ Association
Citizens’ Associations
State Governed by Cabinet and Civic Forethought
The article cites an ambitious plan to map work from 1905 to 1915, aiming by 1910 for broad employer relations reforms and by 1915 to keep Boston busy in peace and prosperity. It notes reactions from Chicago and quotes Governor John Franklin Fort on leadership, party power, and the need for virtuous public service and civic responsibility.
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Boston
League Club of
Chicago
Washington
John Franklin Fort
New Jersey
Mrs Potter Endorses Folger Coffee For Home Grinding
Mrs Potter told a ladies convention that her doctor says good coffee properly made will not hurt anyone. She urged buying Folger's Golden Gate whole roast and having the grocer grind it at home.
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