Indictment of Harrison Administration in Four Years Record
A critical attack cites corruption and misrule in the Fifty-first Congress and the Harrison administration. It accuses campaign finance abuses, misuse of civil service, and monopolistic influence, urging voters to reject the administration in the upcoming election. The piece references Matthew Quinlan Aguay, Dudley, Wanamaker, and others, detailing alleged bribery, court interference, and policies favoring monopolies over public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plata
Republican Party
Chicago
Matthew Aguay
Dudley
Way
Fan Ls
Jon Wanamaker Purce
Congress
Cams
Hhad
Saage Sante
Hutto
Rand Congress
Roum
Clarkson
Quay
Platt
Public Service
Walton
Civil Service
Baltimore
Wanabaker
Trea
Harrison
Five
Buth
le Bay
Wheing
Porter
Matistics
Bineas
Himelf
Tao
Taos
Raum
Pension Bureau
Marshall Airey
Roosevelt
Custom House
Johnson
Civil Service Commission
Opin
Wadera
Minneapolia
New York World
The Tarif and the Farmer Debate on Tariffs and Trade
A Pennsylvania Democrat answers Courier Journal questions on tariff effects, rebates, and which farm or manufactured goods can be cheaper in England than America. The piece argues tariffs harm grain and cotton, notes large U S exports like 157 million bushels of wheat and 75 million bushels of corn, and suggests U S prices abroad are driven by lower costs and freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar
Kenta
Courier-Journal
Pennsylvania
United States
It Is a Stimulant Claim on Tariff Sparks Debate
Mr Mason a Republican stump speaker calls the tariff a stimulant not a tax. He argues the tariff boosts campaign contributions from benefactors and supports capitalists while lowering wages. The opposing view says the tariff taxes working people and drives up prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mason
Scotland
England
Mason
The Result of Tarif Taxation
The piece argues that over thirty years more than five billion dollars were paid to the Treasury from tariff taxation and that eight to five dollars profit flowed to protected home manufacturers, totaling thirty-one billion dollars. It questions relief for millions burdened by these profits and ownership disparities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aperta Estimato
United States
Newsy Gleanings Across Nations and Markets
A collage of world notes reports mills and banks, wheat records, electric transit investments, and crop outlooks. It notes Drought in New Mexico, U.S. troop restrictions, and a Russian train robbery with losses. Also mentions Peary reception and a giant Danville man with his baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Tx World
London
Sweden
New You
California
Dairy School
Georgia Experiment Station
Uganda
Africa
Mexico
Hamburg
Geremany
Kronka
New Mexico
United States
Fort Stanton
Georgia
Stonerang Rush
Bering Sea
Glagstone
Georgia News In Brief Highlights Quarantine Eases And Rail Plans
The Savannah sanitary board lifts vessel quarantines with only sick ships inspected. reports from Adairsville note Ransom Turner aged 104 buried at Oothenlooga cemetery. Georgia Southern bonds may rise. Macon and Atlantic Railroad sale ordered. Athens water bonds and statewide rail futures spark debate. Also coverage of the Atlanta carnival edition, a charter filing for American Upholstery Co, and a call to fund the Davis monument with wide Georgia participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sanitary Board of
Savannah
Adairsville
Ransom Turner
Georgia
Jackson
New Orleans
Turver
Mobile
Mrs. Harrisons Condition Noted Amid Illness
A Washington telegram reports Mrs. Harrison remains critically ill with no new complications since the ship docked in Washington from Loon Lake about two weeks ago. The condition shows usual consumptive patterns with no decisive change.
Giant 13 Inch Gun Nears Completion at Navy Yard
The last jacket slid over the breech of a 13 inch gun at the navy yard marks near completion of a colossal steel rifle. Captain Sampson oversees the process as the weapon nears 40 feet in length, over four feet breech diameter, and 21 inches muzzle thickness. It weighs about 1500000 pounds and can launch a 1100 pound shell to 12 to 13 miles at 21000 feet per second. The shot would pierce 26 2 8 inches of solid steel, and remains lethal at a mile and a half, capable of punching through 12 1 2 inches of armor. This is the first of twelve such guns for new battleships including the Oregon turrets. Construction spans about six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newy Yard
Sampson
Castron
Pavy Yard
Newry
Oregon
Pacific Coast
Lightning prints and the lasting marks of storms
The article outlines how lightning can leave lasting impressions on objects and living beings, noting saline paper photographs and “impressions” on skin. Poey catalogs twenty four documented cases including trees, animals, crosses, coins, horseshoes, nails, a comb, numerals, a sentence word and chair bubble, as reported in Chamber's Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Poey
A Thankful Little Fellow Inspires Gratitude
A brief vignette reflects on a child named Title B for recovering from illness and his joy after a picnic. The tale notes how children teach older people to appreciate blessings and ends with the boy praying and thanking God for the picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Title B
Piovic
New York
Had Thought of It Young Man and Father on Marriage
A brief quip about a young man who contemplates marriage. The rich widower agrees a son needs a mother and recalls telling Widow Dush this recently. The exchange mirrors light domestic humor typical of Street & Smith's Good News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street & Smith
Entangled Conversations and Health Ads in a Fragment
A fragmented dialogue shows a proposal and affection on a veranda amid onlookers. The page shifts to an advertisement praising Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters for insomnia indigestion malaria constipation liver and rheumatic complaints, claiming quick relief.
Healthful Arctic Regions and the Cure in Cold Air
The article argues Arctic regions offer life giving air and health benefits, noting Davos Platz’s lessons on cold and consumption. It predicts northern steam yachts will bring weak sailors north each summer, proving nature’s climate as a healthier remedy than hot baths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic
Davos Platz
Arctic Circle
Remarkable Sapphire Jewel Mimics Portrait Form
An engraved sapphire shows a female figure draped in cloth, with the stone’s shading forming a dark figure and light drapery. The standout piece, a profile of a young Hirentes carved by Chelus, resides in theStrozat cabinet of Rome per a Jewelers' Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelus
Rome
Minced talk and theft at school stir gossip in Griffith
A fragmentary item notes two boys discussing a theft at school while a correspondent mentions Griffith, a factory town near Chicago with nine miles of rail lines and a firm in Chicago, Jay A. Dwiggins & Co. The piece also advertises Brown's Iron Bitters as a tonic for weak persons and digestive issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N
Griffith Les
Chicago
Jay A. Dwiggins & Co
World's Fair Route Advertised By Cincinnati Links
An auction style note promotes a travel route to the World's Fair via Cincinnati Indianapolis and Chicago. It mentions a “World's Kale Athi” giveaway and a double daily trolley safety exhibit with cars between Cincinnati and Indianapolis. Tickets supposedly read via the Hyd Dane Mone routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kale Athi
Gr.& B
Hy & Ih
Cincinnati
The Only One Ever Printed Worn Advertisements
An OCR damaged page shows old print ads from Harter Medicine Co and Crescent labels. It references lithographs of hamyles fre and claims a catarrh cure by Hall’s Cure with testimonials. The text is garbled with broken phrases and mis-spellings, typical of a historic classified page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relah
Dr. Harter Medicine Co
Tyla House
G. Ay
Ohio
Enya
Hall
John Fi. Dickey Drug Vo
Brixtal
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Bonjamin
Harrison H
Mizner
Central America
Egan
McCreery
Chile
Tarif
Peary
Washington
Pacific
Cheballis
Mason Couties
Danville
Ind
Dohbay Craig
Craig
Master Craig, Jr
Georgia News
Macon
Atlantic
Judee Miller
King
Athens
Georgia, Southern and
Florda
Geogia Southern
Construction Company
Meoun
Birmingham
Macoo
Bitcvnghim
Georgia Southern
Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta
Atisata
Tenne A. Tans
Borasuel C. Guthman
Lewis Newell
Otto Schwab
Oscar Poppenheimer
American Upholatory Company
Northon
Sherif O'Connor
Augusth
Andi
W. J. Nuwrars
White ‘County
Marcus Windiver
Duke Palmer
Cleveland
Palmer
Hiawassee
Vaindiver
Davis
W I. Calhoun
Empire
South
Davis Monument
Jacob
Uncle Sam
Hota Veranda
Brown
Leasant
Beecham
Druccists
Weare
Ery Ag
Isqac
Ty Ellatss
Hood
Bradfield
Mmredfield
M. Jonxeoy
Malvern
Ark
Braorety Reeriaton Co
Mrown
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
National Surgical Institute
Wes Jabieware
Gaotpew
Whale Agreta
Eizen
H.C. Delno
Purc
W. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Pric
Workimman
Gola
Desserst
Dellors and
Hreckton
Dieten
Troy
Prtireliavns
Marantee
Mingetbent
F Smith & 00
James T. Durette
Earlysville
Boschee
Harter Medicine CO
St. Louis
McElree
Cardu
Chattanooga Med, CO
Chattanooga
Tenn
W. Baker & CO
Eve W. Baker
TOUSE
Loyd Street
Abe
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