The New York Times · New York, New York · 16 December 1901
CP-1901-002
PROGRESS OF ZIONISM
The Rev. Mr. Haldeman Thinks that Jews May Regain Palestine Under Military Leadership.
How this transcription was made
The scan is the headline block; there is no body text on it to transcribe.
Context added by this archive
The authority in the headline is a clergyman, and what he thinks is that Jews may regain Palestine under military leadership. Four years after Basel, the American framing is already prophetic and already military, and the paper prints it as news of the progress of a movement.
Cite this clipping
"PROGRESS OF ZIONISM," The New York Times, 16 December 1901, p. 1. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1901-002. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1901-002
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