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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1895
Page
6
Tokyo correspondent argues export trade to Japan would fail due to imitation of foreign goods and weak patent protection. He cites presses bearing R H Hoe & Co. names in Tokyo and quotes a Japanese official praising deception as a defense of national industry.
The piece argues that Japanese manufacturers copy foreign inventions and sell at lower prices, aided by cheap labor and lax royalty payments. It cites examples from knives to sewing machines, organs, phones, and bicycles, noting samples reaching Japan from New York and Chicago and questions U.S. patent protections versus Japanese practice.
The Clara Shanks death near Grange Corner sparks a vigilant committee effort to locate the guilty party. A mob detains Dan Shanks while Daniel Keller faces unproven accusations. a post mortem cites drowning, but suspicions of foul play persist amid local political tension.
The seven physicians rule Clara Shanks died by violence with sources unknown. The Shanks and Keller families allege murder by someone in Clara's circle. Locals cite Wolf Creek Falls as the scene with Indian relics and growing public interest.
George Hoyt of Cleveland recalls his first Bull Run battle and his dash to the Western Reserve as the sole reserve. The note also records Paul Verlaine being admitted to the French Society of Dramatic Authors after notable opposition.
A dialogue shows Miss Singler aged twenty five admitting she lied about her age to a matrimonial agent who jokes she is five years younger, highlighting courting ruses and social norms.
A brief exhortation on thrift and effort, arguing that wealth comes from work and saving, while rainy days may never arrive. The note adds a closing tease about learning more from Zeph. Chas. Felt in Denver.
Tickets at reduced rates via Nickel Plate road for the German Catholic Societies of the United States meeting in Albany New York September 15 to 18 J Y Y Calahan General Agent 1111 Adams St Chicago.
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