Reciprocity Failing In Senate Clash Over Trade Treaties
Washington dispatch reports Senate opposition to recent reciprocity treaties led by Mr. Aldrich with Kasson under fire. France is cited as a big loser in revenue and protected Pacific industries face tariff-driven pressure while critics warn of secret negotiations and adverse implications for American interests. The Clark case updates note witnesses and delays, and Cape Nome mining rumors spark market speculation about copper and gold discoveries.
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Senate
Committee On Foreign
Adrich
Rhode Island
Rrince
France
Finance Committee
Kasson
Aldrich
Pacific Slope
Clark
Senator Clark
A. J. Davidson
Frank E. Corbett
C.W. ‘Hoffman
Davidson
Montana
Corbett
Butte
Hoffman
Legtlature
Jaqueth
Bywater
Cullen
Whiteside
Tota
Abercrombie
Alaska
Cape Nome
London
New York
State Department
United States
Abraham E. Smith
Victoria
Smith
Klondike
Vetsvia
Puget Sound
Cape Rhyme
Atlin
Viola
Anyi Creek
Capa Nome
Cape York
Hermann
Cape
Nome City
Ami City
Cane York Port Clarence
Remarkable Rheumatism Cure Promises Quick Relief
A famous prescription touted since 1860s claims to cure rheumatism and gout in all forms with increasing usefulness. Many physicians report curing themselves and others, and the ad urges readers to write for a booklet from Bruller Pharmacy at University Place in New York.
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Bruller Pharmacy
University Place
New York
Negro Question Thirty Years Ago A Southern View
An Alabama grand jury charge from September 3 1866 argues the white South must govern freed Black people, urging fairness in laws and contracts while claiming only Southerners understand the Negro and can manage him. It frames carpetbagger influence as causing race friction and calls for reconciliation through duty, loyalty, and rebuilding the South. Local figures like General Henry D Clayton Jr are cited as the era’s leaders and examples.
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Columbus
Alabama
Tiie County
Henry D. Clayton Jr
South
Clayton
Henan
Tuscaloosa
Congress
Henry D Clayton
Bertram Clayton
Brooklyn
Pike County
Arpet Laggers
Confederate States
Gofl
Nevrly
Angela
Neeve
Humanity
A Civil War Echo Of Duty And Duty To Home
A fragment recalls Southern pride and personal bonds as soldiers left home. It speaks to courage, homeland protection, and a lingering respect for an old faithful servant who stayed to guard loved ones during long campaigns and perilous trenches.
Florida Daughters of the Confederacy oppose Clark in race
In Jacksonville January report notes Frank Clark in the Florida second district race against Bob Davis. Clark’s stance on a Olustee monument bill angered the state Daughters of the Confederacy, who insist the union dead were not to be honored. Clark’s public card defending the bill harms his congress bid. The split heats up a likely lively race as Clark, Georgia born, defends his qualifications and hails oratory skill amid party tensions.
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Jacksonville
Fls
Frank Ciak
Congress
Bob Davis
Florida
United Society of the Daughters of the Confederacy
Olustee
Lake County
Clark
Daughters of the Confederacy
L'Engle
Duval County
the Daughters of the Confederacy
Clarks Card
Etro Florida
Society
Hob Davis
Frank Clark
Georgia
Davis
Dr Kings New Life Bills Health Pills
A promotional note touts Dr Kings New Life Bills pills as a sugar coated health remedy. It claims the product transforms weakness into energy and mental power, calling it the busiest and mightiest little thing ever made and selling for two shillings per box at druggists.
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Dr Kings New Life
Two New Factories in Athens on January 24
Dr ES Lyndon bought the old McGinn lumber yards and will start building two plants a sash deer and blind factory and a bobbin mill. Machinery is on hand, with operations aimed within a month. About sixty workers will be employed. William J Northen will deliver the sixth lecture tonight at 7 oclock for the Young Men's Christian Association on Young Men In Politics.
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Athens
ES Lyndon
McGinn
William Jo Xorthen
Young Mens Christian
Northen
What the Negro Is Doing in Atlanta the Reformatory and Factory Plan
A column notes progress toward a youth reformatory and a cooperative cotton factory led by colored residents. It urges mobilizing a strong leadership, fundraising through shared investments, and organizing a large colored mechanics union. Mentions W. E. Terry promoting the Masonic home for widows and orphans and local club activities.
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W. E. Terry
Georgia
Masonic Home
Colored Masons of
Walden Will Not Leave Athens Pastor Declares
Athens January 34 Special The rumor that Dr J W Walden of the Athens Presbyterian church had been called to Baltimore’s Fourth Street church proved false He states he came to Athens for a Christ centered work and has no desire to leave the city whose people are dear to him.
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Alexander Hamilton
Stewart Wyley
H R. Harrison
Cornelius Jenkins
Mechanics’ Union of Colored Men
Athens
J W Walden
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