The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06
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|<iom and tradition. Evcrl
|,ns 10 be unWound before
be undertaken. An inter
n tho recent election va.
10 a couple o.
|ncricans. who arc credited
m The election Mr.. VII
Asior was deeply inter
.ndidacy on tho Union side
'aldorf Aston. at Plymouth
.,mor WRONGS him. spent q
1blc number Of American
a Unsuccessful attempt T.
,cctIon uf Young Waldor!
REYNOLDS Weekly pays lis
IA Astor. ST..
eynoIds' Weekly Says.
4, Wiliam Waldorf .Astor,
nh cxpatrlated American
IL continues 10 draw cnog-
om The people Of New York
urlyIlegc Of being horn. ol
Il WORKING upon bis land,
|rtlon campaign TO do some
working people OF Great
.iucing ther1 10 tax their
Rehold the origin Of the
1s OF this man who Is 81
ID the British workman by
\ The weIl-known story Of
b growth of the .AStor for
|ntipuing the paper SAYS
he nature OF things. Mr..
|orf Astor belonged 10 the
1arty when he WAS nm
ZEN. and now that ne has
8rilsin the country of his
|oinE thr protc~tionist party
part Of his appropriations
b gorSmen 10 nelp his fell
hcre make heavier the
p British workmcn.' -
-QIes Carnegie.
carnegie. scCordiuc 10
Offered 10 put up Il great
|'uion campaign fund. Here
|olds' Weekly SAYS about
Axe. as another shining
y beauties Of landluvdiSm
"0ism. Mr.. Triumphant {
*rpegic. Born in Scotland,
n lu the United States.
<hbln boy In n cotton mill
PIttsburs. he commenced
wing on the muninccnt
||lIings q week. and n few
retired from business. ona
u moi the very richest.
How did he get il? Main =
lvfn noDopolics OF land =
|Eotectionlsm."
4 The rise OF Carnegie is
uc terms; Telling the
|kmen that ii was 10 build
q TO employ them at high
sfs. Mr.. Carnegie Was .
the protectionist temple.
~ contributor TO the pro-
an parts ard the Protec-
sue.' continues the paper.
Increasing duties were put
al other foreign iron and
'onf. Thus. with great nat
'clhi adyanlaSeS over Inside
ntgic's iron and steel bust
nelp but grow with start
pmces the Tariff.
Er should take note OF is
eorkman in the Carnegie
,ed- He was told that Tho
keep his wages up. lcl
from all over Europe
10 beat them down until
cd at Washington against
fol contract labor. l,vcr
~ donc by evasion OF tho
,emasic warfare WAS car.
'nc works against tho un-
Al length in 4 lockout al
a fatal affray beiwccr
1nn private detectives IN
. HD0 won. and after tIc
ne trust the same anti.
'pucing policy prevailed
IN. which was supposcC
opneht % the American
mig curse.
ayid Lloyd George.
David lloyd George ha.
'.ry humbIcst beginnings
AVS attention TO The fact
,<n oy no means uncom.
tisnflcn. Prof. Thoma:
ne bnst-known educator.
~. s'aried lie as a farm
psh nh migrated 10 tho Goa
nhondda valley, where n,
no "as n. AZ that age
studies at the WhIfIan,
and in loss than si>
as'hs the coal mines oh.
a. uesree At the Crivcr
lie aitcrward took mi.
ie dt Oxford, WAS mad,
nc was I0. then vic.
,rl rgnally principal of Lh,
N shn congregational col
From the Ranks,
Her, Joseph Jones. r.. \
.,ia VI Ircek al Brccon col
|.n a Phillips. NJ. l.. proros
V al Baia; and tiIc rev
M" ~ n. &. D.. tutor a
.'y college. were collicrs
Sn1en are the Rcv. j. /
NJ q Sc. Liverpool: Ecy
"A a. bnotlc: aud tho Rcy
I@ H'll ltls NJ. y
. ,a,,onal Elstcddfoh crow
"A 1nu on the same subicc,
b n n',ds Henry Jones
EN-. =. Litt, professor of phii
Hon Tm. ~ was n shoemaker
Davies, y. A.. Ph' u
.o5i vT &c Bangor and on
.inRdon' on TINT sub
tfis' w., was an ilonworkcr
|rntc,.M Mns, Bac.. r. Il, g. @
.S"o, Eey. T. ". CIanrC
I'd Of Hebrew at CarGi-
A b. n m uhr Rev. Morris 4
narthsn' professor OF phiIogo
. ,l,cnsln werc farm Iabor~r,
,ncse Wclah. OVI'I