Wool Tariff Critique Seeks Free Wool and Higher Wages
A Manchester manufacturer argues for free wool to cut cloth prices without lowering wages. The piece critiques tariffs on wool, contending duties burden consumers while protecting English mills, and urges abolition of wool duties to boost domestic demand, wages, and cheaper goods.
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Roanisfacturer
Tim
Poole
Faglal
Haives Enland
Europe
Beith Manuacturees Toren
Althoush
Cavan
The Steel Schedule and its Toll on Industry
The analysis outlines a 19th century steel tariff debate showing how duties on Bessemer steel ingots sheets and coils rose and fell, affecting prices and demand. It cites figures from 1864 1879 and 1881, noting higher costs for machinery tools and transport and the impact on industrial growth and construction costs. Named references include British and American figures surveying steel's role in production.
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Helleas
Whitechapel Murders Stir London As Police Struggle
From Laspo Oct 8 reports a Philadelphia physician offered to buy remains of murder victims. Police say no perpetrator link yet while foreign officials note ongoing efforts to trace suspects and prevent further crimes amid a wave of sensationalized violence.
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Scotland
Fielag
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Fiery Roman chariot accident mows down crowd at Kutytown fair
A deadly mishap at Kutytown fairgrounds as a Roman chariot race caused a crush. David Swan, 70, died of internal injuries, while Walter Trebler and several others were injured. Crowd panic spread as horses bolted and drivers struggled to regain control. Police and telegraphers among the affected report extensive trauma across the stands.
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Walter Trecbler
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Train crash near Oswego and Sterling Junction injures crew
A collision on a line between Oswego and Sterling Junction at 50 mph wrecked several cars. Engineer Slattery remained aboard, his fireman killed, as the wild engine hurled debris. Passengers were hurt and reports describe a deep explosion and wreckage across the valley line.
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Cain
ANNEXATION MUST COME Senator Sherman interview hints action
Senator Sherman on a campaign trip declares Congress will likely pass a new tariff bill soon after session resumes. He notes no Sevatn tart bill but a tariff measure would be enacted, and he discusses Canada relations as a minor point in the broader policy debate.
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Etory
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Ates
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Ak Tome
Aic
Demperger
Gary
Renate
Privanvito
Sherman
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Canada
Not in the Ring Distillery Order Sparks Police Action
A recent health order banning all alcohol feed to distilleries within the city triggered a police operation. 76 officers were sent to drive the workers away from the site as the distillery foreman and men protested the enforcement.
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Shutelde & Co
Oath of Office Taken in Crowded Court Ceremony
The event centers on Chief Justice Fuller and the distinguished gathering as the court opens the term. Attendees, including elected officials and families, observe formal proceedings, with remarks on orderly conduct and the ceremonial adjournment to honor a race or custom in the seating area.
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Tadien
Meier Sn Herbert
Alabama
Awful Destitution in the Scburbe of Jacksonville Report
Fragmentary report describes dire conditions and rising deaths amid harsh weather and temp drops. Mentions Captains Frew and Feorstones, a New York note on gaslight era ship matters, and a cabinet mention from Milton Massachusetts. References to navy, yacht Nouesat, and Atlantic shipping lines appear in scattered fragments.
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Jacksonville
Det
Seany Samat
Uae
Baers Astin
Vision of a cooperative city on government land
Fragmentary passage describes a proposed utopian city in the West. It envisions 30,000 people sharing government land with each family receiving ten acres, dividing real estate, forest, minerals, and wealth to form a single city that would differ from any previously seen.
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Ln of
Christ
Leo
Anfartund
Yellow River Flood Injures Two Stars in Japan
Report from CSaeCon ce Ro describes a flood event at Yellow River causing injuries to two notable stars. fragments mention vehicles and a chaotic scene with people evacuated and aid arriving.
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Japan
Eiice Tvs
Csaecon Ce
Cmt
Sone
Mishwarmen Mailway robbery disrupts Philadelphia line
Reported in Weather Grop Bulletin the prior week shows a theft on the Philadelphia and Reading railroad near Iowa county. Four men allegedly boarded as passengers and robbed a train before escaping. no injuries reported as thieves vanished after stopping at a weather advisory stop in Ohio and nearby states.
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Eanreas
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Nistaight
Fat Kate
Iowa
Tls
Colt Gett
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