The Great Tariff Issue Drives Bipartisan Unity Debate
A political essay argues the tariff issue as a unifying theme for Democrats and independents against the Dingley law. It cites Supreme Court Porto Rico rulings and Republican protectionism, noting how elites and trusts push for tariffs while reform efforts are resisted. The piece emphasizes the party’s stance on high tariffs and the dangers of protected interests shaping policy.
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Tssue
Congress
Babcock
Beverridge
Hanna
Repubican Party
Republican Party
Steel Trust
Supreme Court
Porto Rico
Tartf
Repulican Congress
Republi
Democratic call for free trade with colonies and reform in tariffs
The article argues that American policy should abolish customs duties between the United States and Porto Rico, granting free access to markets. It contrasts Republican domination by tariff interests with Democratic calls for a revenue tariff serving the people, and advocates a universal federal divorce law and broader reform via federal legislation. It emphasizes democracy’s opportunity to push fair play for colonies and constitutional unity.
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Spain
United States
Mechinier
Congress
War Root
McKinley
Porto Rico
Republican Party
Philippines
Cuba
Democratic Party
Uniformity in Marriage and Divorce Laws Urged by Press
A讨论 argues that Supreme Court rulings against in state divorces demand national uniformity to protect the home and children's rights. It notes federal divorce law could require constitutional amendment and cites editorials from The Washington Post and The Montgomery Advertiser supporting reform.
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United States Supreme Court
West
Supreme Court
Washington Post
Montgomery
Atlanta
Petroleum as Fuel of the Future Widely Discussed
An editorial discussion contrasts petroleum residuum with coal as a fuel. The residuum, two thirds of petroleum, may outperform coal in steam production and packing density. It is already used on ships and railways abroad and considered for military fleets though cost and furnace adaptation pose hurdles. Russia’s forest protections and other notes follow, with deathless kings and tax figures closing the item.
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London Express
New York Sun
Express
Volga
Borneo
London
England
South Africa
Umtali
Ballebury
Rhodesia
Russia
America
From Billville to Georgia Ballads and Odds
A colorful compilation from Georgia era columns featuring verses about Billville and the dollar. It includes poems imitating Burns on banknotes, notes on money’s social pull, and regional snippets about spring, weather, and rural life, with multiple voices like Mr. Lawson A. Fields and Brother Dickey.
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Billville
Billsville
Georgia
Lawson A. Fields
Burns
Mr. Fields
Tillman Addresses South Carolina Voters in May Address
Senator Tillman issues a lengthy address from his home outlining his reasons for forcing a summer campaign. He defends actions against McLaurin, cites political martial moves, and asserts intent to deter unopposed canvassing while declaring re election aims. The piece also notes McLaurin’s protest and looming senatorial challengers.
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Columbia
Tilman
South Carolina
McLaurin
Tillman
Melauin
Charlotte
Greenville
Gaffney
Jones
Rising Greenville Senate Field Grows Amid Resignations
In Greenville Ohio May special report notes resignations of Tilman and McLaurin spark a flood of candidates. Ex solicitor Ansel hints at a race for long or short term while Capt Mooney weighs McLaurin term. Col Donaldson urged by supporters to run as logical candidate. others watch, wary of high campaign costs.
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Greenville
9. C
Tilman
McTanifn
al F. Aneel
Tilimian
McLaurin
Ansel
J . Mooney
Mooney
W. S. Donaldson
Irby
Montague Wall in Lead Father Slays His Own Son
In Richmond Virginia on May 28 Attorney General Montague led statewide delegate results for governor, carrying Danville Lynchburg and King William and building a 72 vote margin over Swanson. Montague also won Danville by a wide margin, while Lynchburg favored him nearly three to one.
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Montague Wall
Richmond
Montague
Swanson
Danville
Lynchburg
King William
Montagne
Charlottesvilla
Rutherfordton
N. C
Mack McDowell
Jake
Henrietta
McDowell
Investigation Of Dr Preston Charges Seen Aired
Richmond May 28 Special The board of directors began an inquiry into sensational charges against Dr R J Preston superintendent of the southwestern state reservation The charges from Dr Sheerill allege incompetency malfeasance and misfeasance in office The session featured clashes between opposing counsel over discrepancies between copies of the charges held by the board and those in Sheerills lawyers possession The board adjourned to 1 o clock tomorrow morning for further action
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Preston
Richmond
de Z. V. Sheeriil
R. J. Preston
Southwestern State Resvltm
Sheeriit
Thes Board
G. W. Bolen
Carrol
Bheerlll
Podge
Man Kills Sweetheart Then Flees From Hotel
In Norfolk a man shot his sweetheart to death and fled from a Boston hotel where they registered as India Holmes and wife. A pursuing officer and another bystander observed a coat reveal blood as the suspect was captured near Newport News. He confessed the murder, citing jealousy, and said he planned to return home to Hampton, Virginia.
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Norfolk
India Holmes
Boston
Newport News
Officer Jones
Ocean View
Jones
Hampton
Velmer Sues for Divorce Over Convict Husband
Richmond court records reveal Rene T. Velmer suing for divorce from husband Gwin V. Velmer, an inmate at the state penitentiary. The case arises from marital strain while Velmer served an eight year prison term, with details suggesting ongoing legal separation proceedings and implications for the wife.
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Richmond
Rene T. Velmer
Gwin
Velmer
Ma Cal
Methods for destroying the Colorado potato beetle in gardens
The article reprints repeated remedies from The Constitution and other papers teaching how to kill the Colorado potato beetle in Irish potato vines. It advises spraying with Paris green mixed in water, using a spray pump or broom, rechecking suspension, and applying as soon as beetles appear. Safety notes warn Paris green is toxic and to handle carefully. repeat after rain or dew.
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AL Quintance
Meny
R. J. Redding
Aetna Works Signs Nine Hour Day Agreement
Norfolk Virginia May special. The Aetna Works signed a nine hour day agreement with striking machinists today at the Seaboard Air Line offices. The road declined to grant the eight hour demand, and a committee presented the demand to the mechanical superintendent and vice president. The committee left to await management reply.
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Aetna Works
Norfolk
Manger
Seaboard Air Ling
Barr
Ave Aa
Attorney May Be Disbarred for Notorious Bank Robbers Case
Norfolk Va May 26 Special though no action has been taken by Judge Wedditt in the United States district court toward disbarment of Attorney O L Wendenbure it is highly probable sensational developments will follow the release of Toncan Joe and his accomplice Slum These robbers won freedom by their presentation before federal officials and their counsel of a yes year 252 of the order of the federal court Waddill said today that any action would be improper to discuss
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Norfolk
Wedditt
United States District Court
L. Wendenbure
Toncan Joe
Lrisco
Order of the Federel
Waddill
Deeth Names Thomas Morris Avery of Eigin Watch Co
In the public eye Deeth presents Thomas Morris Avery a leading figure of the Eigin Watch Company. Avery born in Perryville Madison County New York on October 12 183 after education at Cuttrenango Polytechnic School and Crenovis Academy. The piece highlights his early youth and rise.
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Deeth
Arearlen
Thomas Morris Avery
Eigin Watch Company
Avery
Perryville
Madison County
Cuttrenango Polytechnic
William Avery Life of Industry and Philanthropy Described
A long obituary recounts William Avery’s rise from humble beginnings in New Woodstock New York to founder of a watch company and leader of Chicago Brass Company. It notes his role in expanding factory operations, building facilities for workers, and guiding major businesses before retiring in 1899. His descendants and widow are mentioned. Luke Filles, HA, selected to paint a portrait of King Coward with thirty replicas for British colonies, and Fildes, English-born illustrator, is noted for illustrating Dickens.
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Ag Pirner
Farvey Worls
New Woolstoc's
Morrly
Avery
Chicago
Dra
Aviary
Avers
Alsa
Axers
Chicago Brass Company
Frank M. Avery
Wenosha
Wis
Aviry
Mrreeket B. Morris
New Woodstock
Francis
Charles O
Margaret Ho Avery
Charles Avery
Thomas McAvery
Prank M Avery
Luke Filles
King Coward
Mr Fildes
Charles Dickens
Edwin Drood
Royal Academy
Notable 19th Century Artists and Explorers in 1868 1879
The piece notes exhibitions in 1868 and mentions an associate member then a full member of the academy in 1877. It highlights a famed portrait of Queen Alexandra and a painting titled Doctor as English icons. It reports Dr Arthur Donaldson Smith of Philadelphia gaining Royal Geographical Society membership for African explorations and his voyages to Lake Rudolf and the Nile, covering 509 miles in a new path.
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Academy
Alexanda
Arthur Donaldson Smith
Philadelphia
Royal Geographical Society of Great Britain
Smith
Africa
Lake Rudolf
Nile
Witteman
Missionary Doctor Secures New Specimens from Tribal Regions
An expedition led by Dr. Smith collected large numbers of new matarals including antologe varieties. He spoke with many tribes despite communication barriers and avoided fighting on his final trip after earlier clashes during the first voyage.
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