Renomination Likely for Howell in Harmony with State
The Fredonian notes Howell’s renomination is virtually assured as his party supports him and he is praised for honesty and public service. The piece presses that the people of his district demand renomination, citing his conscientious fidelity and rare intelligence. Also cited are 1897 export figures for cottonseed oil to Egypt and sugar imports, plus a forecast of a record wheat harvest across the United States.
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The
Fredonian
Howell
Philadelphia
United States
Egypt
Rider Business College
Commerce with China Surges in Early 1890s Tables
Growth in U S exports to China shown by early Summary of Finance and Commerce tables. Exports for 1895 to China reach about 11 million dollars in fiscal year, with 3.6 million in 1895. Substantial gains in bicycles telegraph instruments fruits nuts and meats, though mineral oils value falls due to price drops. Cotton cloth declines about twelve percent from last year despite higher yardage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
State Gazette
Bureau of Statistics
United States
Ex-President Cleveland Links Farm To Slum Boys Colony
The 65 acre farm near Princeton was bought by Mr Cleveland to supply fresh milk and produce to his home. Princeton student John Henry Vroom foresaw Cleveland’s plan for a country home for bright boys from the slums, offering a practical education without charity. Cleveland reportedly offered the farm to start the colony.
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Cleveland
Princeton
John Henry Vroom
Princeton University
Vroom
Untamed Courage and Curious Observations in Miscellany
A collage of reflections on fearless resolve from Potemkin to a Russian scientist who endured torture for proof of deliberate self harm. It includes remarks on Manilla fashion and climate, health guidance on sleep and baths, a snippet about Louis Gallet at the Paris Opera, and a humorous Long Island road encounter with a bird nest thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Opera House
Trenton
Middlesex County
Potemkin
F. Foster
North American Review
Louis Gallet
Grand Opera
Paris
Eugene Rich
Gallet
Rutt
Jean de Roarke
Long Island
Guns For Battleships And Fashion In One Piece
A mixed rail of excerpts discusses naval gun loadouts favoring heavier fire versus fewer guns, and notes a U S Navy officer’s view on battleship balance. It then surveys French dining customs, coffee and chicory, social courtesies, and miscellany humor from Philadelphia to Cincinnati, including fashion notes on Louis XVI revival.
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France
Anglo-Saxony
Vienna
Munich
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Manilla
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Magellan
Edgar Saltus
Collier's Weekly
Harper’s Magazine
E. W. Eberle
Cassier
Mrs. A
Mr. B
Theodore S’. Seward
Johnnie
Mamma
New York Tribune
Lochiel
Buffalo Enquirer
Harning
Louis Reignn
New York
Louis Reigns
Scala
Cincinnati
Enquirer
Brooklyn
Atchison Globe
Frank A. Brown
Liverpool & London & Globe
German American, Royal, Inc. Co. of North America
Commercial Union, Standard
Mercer County Mutual
Shrewsbury Mutual
Monmouth County Mutual
Press Building
Broad and
Front Streets
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Choscn
Edward Schaffer
Hightstown
Bill
Geo.w. Burroughs
Richard A. Donnelly
Donnelly
Best Shirt Store
Trenton, N. J
LION
J.S. Silvers
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Pavith Debine
Geo
Caine
Peppler
Mizhtstown
Msdasea
Magon’s
Crescent
Eldridge 8
Sewing Machine
W. J
Lean’s
Syracuse
South Bend
McCormick
Tron Age
Blarnet Jr
Thompson Grass Seeders
Lehigh Coal
Lister's
W.j.rowland & Son
Monmouth Junction, N. J
Davison
Aso
B.D. Davison
Jamesburg, N. J
Trenton Clothing GO
North Broad Street
C. Ribsam Son
Trentor, WN. J
Dobbins & Large
East State Street
Lupton Bros
Matawan
Keyport
Perth Amboy
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