Dolivers Hot Shot on Romney Era Tariff Critique and Party Strife
A dramatic speech attacks tariff policy and Republican power, accusing the president and executives of manipulating the tariff debate for campaign gain. The speaker denounces defamation, defends fair dealing, and questions the integrity of party leadership amid congressional testimony and industry pressure.
Senate speech rails against tariff reform and veteran experts
A fiery Senate address denounces a tariff policy driven by veteran experts and powerful interests. The speaker advocates letting the public examine the成绩 performance, fights within the Republican ranks, and warns against merging reform with party duty. He vows to oppose what he calls monopolistic practices shaping markets.
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Australia alia fights Vitis No.3
Fragmented OCR text describes land and agriculture efforts with references to acres and costs. Mentions Australia and Vitis and notes watershed reform and a department's thousands of pounds in expenditure. Includes unclear phrases about seeds, old coun, and methods.
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Australia
Alia
Vitis
Victoris
Aerial freight line contract signed for heavy craft
A contract was reported linking Dr J J P Armng with aviator Arthur Williams of Douglas to transport mining machinery from Deu ty in the Chihuahua mountains. The distance is about miles and the aircraft can carry only 1M. Williams owns and operates the plane. This may be the first contract for commercial use of a heavier than air machine.
Fragmentary rhyme hints at illicit transport methods
A rough quatrain mentions a person with a safe or trunk and a heavy chunk of junk to move, asking how he transports it. The verse then says he “franks it home” and quickly acts on his intent, following his bent.
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New Bedford Mills
Lippitt
New England
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New York Out-Venices Famous Waterway City
Describes New York as a greater water city than Venice with 24 miles of navigable waterfront and 50 miles in Queens and the Bronx. Highlights Jamaica Bay, Long Island Sound shores, Rockaway beaches, and numerous islands and peninsulas that define the metropolis as a maritime hub.
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New York
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Sober Congress in Andorra Described in Quaint Terms
A fragmentary report depicts Andorra where parliament convenes in a shared building serving palace, prison and stables. Members arrive on horses and mules, shed their sandals, and don formal robes and hats before a ceremonial mass in a church.
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Spain
Churel
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