Bismarck Utterances Sound Odd to Americans
The article notes Bismarck's remarks strike American ears as queer and may seem odd to Germans later. It also reports Irish potatoes selling in New York at $2.50 per sack and Ireland's limited ability to export. South Carolina's House rejects a bill to fine nonpayment of poll taxes, a measure previously passed by the last Republican legislature.
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Recount Considered Over Narrow Vote Question
The Journal notes it is easy to claim Mr. Frost outpolled Mr. Whitten but proving the claim requires evidence. A further recount might settle the disputed result and end the controversy.
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Trains to Receive Fire Extinguishers Crowbars and Axes
Eastern railroad will supply passenger trains with fire extinguishers crowbars and axes. The measure is urged as a model for all New England railroads and will be appreciated by travelers.
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Advice to brothers in law Scoville from the Washington Star
The article warns Scoville to ignore the Chicago Herald and compares breaking a newspaper to handling dynamite, as unpredictable outcomes may follow. It notes Bismarck's growing aggressiveness in the Reichstag and his sharp stance on valor, cautioning that a nation once angry becomes a hard subject to build upon.
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St Georges Society Drops Goldwin Smith Honorary Membership
The St George's society of the Dominion refused to name Prof. Goldwin Smith an honorary member over his annexation views. The Toronto Globe urged skeptics to admit annexation has little chance in Canada, urging readers to “put that incident in their pipes and smoke it.”
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Lynchburg Capitalists Establish New Machine Shop and Foundry
Leading capitalists in Lynchburg Virginia have started a machine shop and an iron foundry on a promising scale. They raised the capital in two days, marking a notable enterprise that adds to the city’s prosperity and offers a stable cornerstone besides tobacco.
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The Publisher Wins While Alcott Suffers Credit Loss
The article argues that a publisher sells a rejected story by attaching Miss Alcott’s name to it, predicting strong sales due to her fame while harming her reputation. It notes the publisher profits while the author bears the reputational cost, calling the publisher’s victory a false pleasant triumph.
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Guiteau Trial Verdict Sparks Relieved Nation
From Washington to Philadelphia, readers react to the Guiteau verdict finding the assassin of President Gartied a murderer. The piece notes mixed views on trial methods, public anger, and a cautious hope justice stands. An offhand letter from Arabella reflects society gossip and ongoing interest in the case.
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Tariff Tax Fears Highlight Rail and Monopolist Interests
A Commercial Bulletin correspondent critiques federal tax policy as burdensome to the public while railroads bear a $33.6 million steel rail tax. The piece argues this indirect taxation benefits a few manufacturers and contrasts it with calls to subsidize ocean steamships, noting lower duties on steel rails as a rationale.
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