Fragmented notes on politics and treaties across nations
The article surveys varied items from U.S. district court snubs to remarks on Indian reservations, county boundaries, and cabinet prospects. It notes European press views on American pork imports, civil service classifications for Indian schools, a Madrid treaty draft, and political commentary in Rome and Dublin. It reports a Shuttle to the Shoreham hotel ceiling collapse in Washington and includes German Italian diplomatic chatter and a New Orleans Mafia consul tale.
The Plague of Crime in Our Cities Sermon
Rev T DeWitt Talmage decries crime as a modern plague across New York and Brooklyn. He cites foreign-born inmates, idle elites, and corrupt officials while urging reform through prisons, vigilant policing, and active charity. Strong named entities include Rev Talmage, Sing Sing, New York, Brooklyn, and Harlem.
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Rev.T.hee Witt Talmaie
Brooklyn
New York City
Nile
Egypt
Europe
York
Jersey City
E Housand
Broadway
Thane
Wall Street
England
Uuet
Thiat Plame
Earth
Heaven
Hell
Dorcas
Congress Hearings Highlight Agriculture and Tariff Debate
The April congressional session in Kansas heard brief remarks from ex-Gor Gllek and I P Kider on agricultural distress and policy. Dr Parsons outlined department aims, praised the new agriculture department, while T S Hall of the Missouri Farmers' Alliance argued tariffs and monetary policy harm farmers. Ohio Senator A T McKelvey blamed foreign markets for poor American commerce. Other speakers included Crisp, Gear, and regional supporters. Public reaction to Elaine's stance on Italian affairs drew comments from Wickliffe and others.
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Iaan Crry
Commercial Congress
Gor Gllek
Kansas
I. P. Kider
Parsons
Agricultural Department
Congress
Hall
Missouri Farmers’ Alliance
United States
Texas
Mer Sidney Dillon
Union Macific Railroad
Suris
North American Review
Board of Railroad Commissioners
A.T. McKelvey
Ohio
U. Mall
Crisp
Georgia
Gear
Iowa
Italy Answered. Blaine's Reply On Indemnity And Treaty
In Washington April 1 1890 Secretary Blaine replies to the Italian government noting no indemnity before a treaty violation is proven. The dispatch cites Rudini and Fava, discusses US duties under the February treaty with Italy, and references a New Orleans mob case. Leonard T. Smith of Leavenworth dies in Mexico City of heart disease.
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Kansas Orry
Pril
Jary
Elaine
Rudini
Congress
John Wickliffe
New Orleans
Blaine
Wickliffe
Congressman Tarsney
Missouri
Gen. Post
Illinois
Italy
Dockery
Castle
Minnesota
Bryan
Nebraska
Fife
Pennsylvania
Mansur
Allen
Mississippi
Blajno
Biaine
Wanminotos
Hiaine
Ttalian
Marquis Tenpertall
Deraereest
Stave
Washington
Rodjo
Joh Stere
Rudin
Atate
Marva Fava
Petaon
Margia Radini
Maron Fava
United States
Pillmmne
Webster
New Cripana
Attorney-Federal
Ucause
Unit
Caas
West Grand Jury
Louisiana
Tals Wee Don
Traly
Mullan
Anp Ponr
Annere
New Dr. Jeane
Cones
Rosa
Leu T. Smith
Lravesworth
Ken
Leonard T. Smith
City of
Mexico
Leavenworth
J. & Rice
DUNS REPORT Notes Improvement in Commerce and Trade
An April report from Dun's Agency notes better weather lifting trade and improved demand across several sectors. Cocoa, wool, and lumber show gains while iron falls further. land, butter, and beef show mixed moves. Exports rise 18 percent year over year, with wheat, oats, and corn price shifts reflecting worldwide scarcity and higher values.
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New Yor
Inn & Co
Cincinnati
Detroit
Chicago
Ormala
St. al
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Memphis
New Orleans
Atlanta
Treasury
New York
Urban population growth across United States in census data
Census figures show urban centers expanding from six cities above 8 000 in 1790 to 493 by 1890 with New York alone over 1 000 000 in 1880. The North Atlantic region houses most urban residents and has surged 44.1 percent in the past decade, while the West trails at 22.74 percent urban share in 1890.
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Wasnixatox
United States
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
North Atlantic
North Central
South Atlantic
South Central
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Hunt
America
Civil Service Commission
Secretary of the Interior
Harrison
Indian Service
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Comere
Siam
Madrid
Antilles
Dublin National Press
McCarthyite
Orgin
Timothy Harrington
Executive Council
The
National League
Irish Parliamentary Party
Sanacco
Lavetta del Popolo
Rome
Signor Nicetera
Interior
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Shoreham
Fll
Tr Hamburger Nachrichten
Prince Bismirek
Germany
Macheca
Bolivia
Professional Crime
T. DeWitt Talmage
Tan
Tey
Anil Ogain
Sing Sing
House of Correction
Bone of Correction
Benevolent Secreties
New York Law
Calcutta
Yale College
Harvard
Trinceton
John Howard
William Trackstone
Elizabeth Fry
Isaac T. Hopper
Vines
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Webus Bandeer
Thane Erimhis
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Dun
Town and Country
Myers Murt
Myers
Grand Hotel
J. M. Hill
Canada
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Bryan Hines
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St. Pierre
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