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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1894
Page
3
A poem recounts a courtship between the parson's daughter and the deacon's son. Their courtship unfolds through visits to the family, a Sunday ride, and a proposal. Gossip remains calm as the couple unite, framed by churchly propriety.
Mary confronts Tom Roylance and Reuben Gorringe over missing sick fund money amid suspicions of Savannah Morbyn's influence. Tom denies theft. Mary seeks truth while acknowledging the strain on their strained relationship and the mill's secret troubles.
Aged advice explains why two parts of the same tree vary in decay when placed differently. Moisture moves up through pores when the butt end is up, while drying is hindered, with pores guiding moisture ascent and resisting descent.
Turre showcases enamel flower shaped watches in pansy daisy and open rose designs. Each piece highlights delicate petals and intricate metalwork appealing to collectors and fashion enthusiasts.
A speech denounces the Wilson bill and Democratic tariff policy, praising protective tariffs, condemning revenue tariffs, and urging unity for national prosperity. It defends internal taxes as wartime and argues for continued protection benefiting American labor, farmers, and industries, with references to Lincoln, Seward, and Lincoln-era fiscal battles.
A editorial from the Albany Journal condemns the senate finance committee for blocking tariff hearings. It argues democrats will favor trusted items like sugar and whisky with duties while placing wool, lumber, and salt on the free list, claiming hearings would invite wide protests against protectionist policy.
Rioters clash with whisky police in Darlington as four people die and several are wounded. Spies and constables exchange fire. militia is deployed by Gov. Tillman as Florence mobs destroy liquor at the state dispensary.
John Horton, a carpenter, fell from the Post street bridge into the Spokane River Thursday afternoon. He fought for life as 400 onlookers cheered, but the swift current swept him into the cataract where he was killed. His body was not recovered.
Speaker Crisp telegrams Governor Northen that he declines the United States Senate appointment to fill the unexpired Colquitt term. He cites a large majority of Democratic House members urging him to remain as speaker for the rest of the session and says duty overrides his cherished ambition.
PuHI Lape Louta April 2 Judge Dallas dismisses naturalization for Chinese stating the May 6 1852 act forbids Chinese citizenship and remains in force after its passage.
In St. Petersburg on April 2 Russia enacted a decree restricting American insurance firms and banning the ton vine system.
Robert Laidlow, a former clerk in Russell Sage’s office, won a civil verdict of 75000 damages against the Wall Street financier. The trial held in New York on April 2 found Sage liable for using Laidlow as a shield against a dynamiter aiming to kill him.
Wasumetox April 2. Senator Stewart of Nevada says he left the Republican Party over the gold standard more than two years ago and now declares himself a populist. He criticizes party policy and frames his shift as a response to the monetary issue.
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