Lincoln Quote Sparks School and Law Reform Debate
The article cites Abraham Lincoln’s call for reverence of law to be taught widely, notes public debate on legal and educational reform, and discusses U S Supreme Court decisions shaping new possessions law. It analyzes Republican free trade stance, tariff politics, and industry concerns over steel duties and pricing amid ongoing legislative questions.
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Abraham Lincoln
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Supreme Court
Tau
Charles £. Harrah
Midvale
Tarii
Bijef
Jpltusburg
Great Beltaln
Hhawayer
Amarican Steel
Brittell
Americus
Republican Party
Goettel Advertises Prices at City Grocery and Oysters
Goettel seeks poultry and pays the highest market price while promoting Mestzos lamps wall paper and new styles at the City Grocery. Dr Brenimen operates an office opposite the post office. Friends are urged to buy holix gay gifts at G Prander's with oysters at the City Grocery.
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Goettel
Prander
Count Boni de Castellane Case Tops Court in Paris Debt Row
The case of Count Boni de Castellane against London dealer Chas Wertheimer opened in the first city chamber over a 6,300,000 franc debt for art objects. Wertheimer’s counsel pressed that prices were fair while the Castellanes accused exaggerated valuations and sought a reduction or appraisal by experts. The trial also touched on the Castellanes’ alleged insincerity and delay tactics as legal maneuvering continued in New York connections. Also noted is the return of Lord Edward Cecal to Tatfield House from South Africa with a torch-lit welcome.
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Boni de Castellane
Wertheimer
Maitre Froucaud
Maitre Foucauld
Boni de
Mattve
Gould
4& Child
Count da Castelline
Count de Castellane
Ware
London
Edward Cecall
Marquis of Salisbury
Tatfield House
Suesday
South Africa
Lord Salisbury
Lady Lansdowne
Arthur Balfour
George Wyndham
Lord Selborne
Michigan Salt Industry Report Details Output and Growth
State Inspector J. B. Caswell released the annual salt industry report for the year ended Nov 80 to Governor Pingree. It shows fifty-six firms operating sixty salt blocks and 1,000 solar salt covers with a total production of 4,738,085 barrels across districts Saginaw Bay St. Clair Ilasco Manistee Mason Wayne. Grand total output since 1860 reaches 91,413,483 barrels. The report notes many new blocks and improvements to existing ones.
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Bay City
Mich
J. B. Caswell
St. Clair
Ilasco
Manistee
Mason
Wayne
Michigan
Disappeared with Forty Thousand Belonging to Poweshiek County
Iowa county treasurer O W Rowe fled Poweshiek with forty thousand dollars of county funds and was later found in Mexico where he served six years of a twelve year sentence. He bought land, became a Mexican citizen, and could not be extradited. Records show Mexican law punished bringing stolen money into Mexico. Rowe’s defalcation cost Poweshiek about fifty thousand dollars.
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Iowa
W. Rowe
Grinnell
O. W. Rowe
Puweehlek
Belem
City of
Mexico
Rowe
Poweshiek County
Finkerton
Poweshlek County
Not Hostile To England The Senate Amends The Isthmian Pact
A late 19th century style summary notes Senate amendments to the Clayton-Bulwer treaty via the Hay-Pauncefote framework. It states amendments aim to protect U S interests and canal control, while seeking amicable treaty changes without hostility to England or other nations. Also mentions a Lincoln Nebraska Supreme Court summons for alleged fraud against Argo Manufacturing and National Starch firms.
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Hay
Washington
Dee
Lodges
England
China
Senate
United States
Fay
Maglind
Turkey
Lincoln, Neb
Supreme Court
Otoe County
Argo Manufacturing Co
United States Company
Martional Starch Company
Senate Sets Vote on Hay-Pauncefote Treaty Path
Washington diary reports the Senate approved a rule setting a 3 PM vote on amendments to the Hay-Pauncefote treaty after speeches by Money and Mason opposing the pact. Mason defended amending to authorize U S defense of the canal while affirming loyalty to the administration. Hay may resign if treaty framing pressures Britain and yields a cord for a canal without British consent. Harrison cites misinterpretation of 1888 speech and contrasts mail pay bill with ship subsidy. Fresh vegetables advertised and California excursion trains described by B N R N sources.
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Washington
Senate
Mason
Lodge
United States
Moroni
Hay
Chicago
McKinley
Great Britain
Foreign Office
Ho Ie
Fogentanys Fira
Todianapolis
Harrison
Hern Ty
KIH
Notice to settle accounts of J. Martin & Son firm
All persons with open accounts or notes past due are urged to call at the store and settle at once. The business of the former co partnership must be closed. Unsettled accounts by December 13 will be placed in the hands of a collection agent. Frank Martin.
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J. Martin & Son
Frank Martin
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Ius Ackley World
George F. Althouse
Eldora Enterprise
Lord Kitchener
Harmsworth
Armerican
Tavery
Polatera
Big Pond
Dr. Brenimen
Francis Guiding
Postonice
Olty Grodery
Brice A
Castelline
Tohigan Earth
Des Moinea
State Board of Medical Examiners
C. I. Parsons
Des Moines
Soil College of Osteopathy
Quincy
Ills
Kirksville
Springfield
Ilinois
State Supreme Court
J.H. Wostner
Bloomington
Nicar
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Costa Rica
Money
Jasot
Porto Rico
California
Albert Lea
Waverly
Tno
G. Palmer
Cedar Rapids
Towa
You
Nix
Andrew
R, Heinz
North Side
Ackley
Johnson
Pfanders Drug Store
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