David Bruce heirship and New York bridge fate debated
Broadbrim reports on probate of David Bruce’s will, his marriage revelation, and ties to Catherine A. Wolfe. It covers Brooklyn and Manhattan civic plans, the Greater New York Bridge bill, political tides, and the Waring truck clash as New York divisions push toward union and modernization.
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David Bruce
Catherine Lorillard Wolfe
America
Metropolitan Art Museum
David
Catherine A. Bince
New York
Drubkarde
San Francisco
Poran Alovens
Solomon Tsanca
Rebecca Levy
Paran Stevens
Herre
Board of Home and Foreign Missions
Snalding
Fifth Avenue
Twentieth Street
Home and Foreign Missions Society
Tes Ay
Board of Church
Tnedinary Bus Iies
Brooklyn
Craver Cleveland
Chicago
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Helf
China
Afahe
Ty Ox
Japan
Friends of Consolidation
Mayer
Waring
Celonal
Lovea
Colonel Waring
Department of Encumbrances
Kighteraville
Washington Letter on tariff law failure and revenue debate
The Washington Letter from May 24 1895 criticizes the Democratic tariff law as a failure after nine months in effect noting a $50 million annual deficit, a $35 million nine month shortfall, and a $15 million excess due to the McKinley law’s closing months. It discusses party blame, revenue options including beer tobacco or tariff increases, and suggests public focus may shift to silver. It warns of friction in Congress over revenue and silver.
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Washington
Jnst
Congress
Cleveland
Brett
McKinley Tariff Hauls Revenue Deficit Under Wilson Plan
A critical comparison argues the McKinley law funded government needs from October 1890 to August 1893, with receipts about 25 million above expenditures. It claims the Wilson act added debt, while McKinley kept the Treasury healthy, citing nine month revenue and surplus figures.
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Democratic Congress
McKinley Law
Wilson Law
C. P. Austin
Smilax Growing Tips From a Florist
The florist says Smilax remains fashionable for decoration, thriving in warmth, moisture, and quiet air. It grows best from bulbs or seeds, needs careful support, and should be watered lightly when leaves yellow. Pack bulbs away dry and cool for rest before regrowth.
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Tropics
Cliff Dwellers Village Found in Remote Canyon Reach
Two prospectors White and Williams report a newly discovered cliff dwellers village in a hard to reach canyon of the Kradshiw e Mountain range. About 260 houses line the canyon walls with terraces and narrow rock steps. Artifacts include pottery and farming implements, with a four foot eight inch skeleton found in one house. A research party begins thorough exploration to verify cultivation evidence and origin of this little known people.
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Kradshiwe
San Francisco
White
Williams
Tran
Svillow Canyon
Deaths of Editors Retold In Reckire Of Journalism
An extract recounts the deaths and fates of notable 19th century editors and reporters in New York. Horace Greeley, Sleary J. Raymond, Charles C. Halpine Miles O Reilly, A D Richardson, Frederick Madson, Feader Melrson, Stillman Consat, and a Daily News publisher are named with brief, non-graphic mentions of how they died or vanished.
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Joe Howard
New York Tribune
Horace Greeley
New York Wives
Sleary J. Raymond
New York
Charles C. Halpine
Miles O'Reilly
New York Citizen
Astor House
New York Feral
Frederick Madson
Concord
N. H
Cara
Staats Zeitung
New York Journal
Feader Melrson
Stillman
Consat
Coney Island
The
Daily News
Earthworms Six Feet Long From Australia
An Australian giant earthworm Megascolides australis grows four to six feet long and up to one and three quarters inches thick. It resembles the common angleworm in color and structure, can cling to burrow walls, and may break when pulled from its den.
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Australia
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A. T. Beall
West Lafayette
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Scott & Bowne
Ohio
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