Inter Ocean views on tariff from Mr Blaine in Paris
A New York Tribune reporter in Paris records a long interview with Maine statesman James G Blaine. He debates tariff policy including internal taxes, tobacco and whisky taxes, and protection, arguing repeal of tobacco tax, cautious whisky changes, and preserving wool duties while warning against free trade.
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Paris
Maine Statesman
Simelange
London
United States
Mr. Blaine
Russia
Ramuel J. Viden
Taim
Philadelphia
New York
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Daltimore
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First Tariff Tale Stirs Democratic Side in House
A contentious debate unfolds over tariff policy as Representative Reed of Maine advocates reducing a looming surplus. He criticizes prolonged adjournment and pushes for action on tobacco tax while contrasting domestic Continental trade with European markets. The scene includes crossfire about policy timing and party alignment, ending with a Jan 4 resolution note.
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Maine
Hatch
Missouri
Ile
Treasury
Treasury Department
Mnubter
Greatly Excited Citizens Report Cures for Consumption
Devils Lake residents boast cures from Dr King s New Discovery for consumption claimed to heal throat and lung diseases. Trial bottles free at Bennett Lorsman s drug store, large bottles $1. Also Omich & Chafee, Bartlett.
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Devils Lake
Omich & Chafee
Bartlett
Fort Totten Reservation Boundary Change Described
The War Department issued an order modifying the Devils Lake area within Fort Totten Dakotas reservation. The description outlines a looping boundary from the south shore of Devils Lake north of Sully's Hill, west one mile, south five miles, west to range line between 65 and 66, and various lines connecting the Devils Lake Indian agency tract corners before returning to the starting point.
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Devils Lake
Washington tariff talk stirs Republicans wives rumors
Special correspondence from Washington reports a rumored tariff compromise involving Carlisle Randall and the president. It cites alleged tax cuts on tobacco sugar and whisky, denials from Mr Carlisle, and notes on Senate confirmation prospects for Col Vilas. The piece also covers Republicans' candidate views and social gossip among wives of Minnesota and Dakota politicians.
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Randall
Standall
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Rasdall
Rigga
Col. Vilas
Senate
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Wisconsin Statesman
Clarkson
Iowa
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Hawkeye
Republican Party
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Democratic Party
Wubler Fures
Cleveland
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Opiden
Blaine
Allison
Meg Sherman
Minnesota
Waell
Soustore Sabin
Davis
Quarre
Woodhead
Shcb
Dakota
Nunes
Sioux Reservation
John J. Jeiner
Menibers
John I. King
Thre
Mr. Dawas
Mr. King
Senator Jones
Billy
Republi
Secretary of the Interior
Bnay
Golden remedy claims to cure drinkers without knowledge
An old notice promotes GOLDEN 00,418885 claiming a harmless cup or tea can permanently end alcohol addiction. It asserts thousands were cured while drinkers believed they quit on their own and hints at an integrated system and party actors behind the liquor appetite.
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Tony Lelieve
Ealat
Feress Golden
Audi
Gilbertville
Blackhawk County
St. Jacobs
Talwaya
W. H. Schroeder
Fairmount
Neb
Wexford
Allegheny County
County
Munkey
Kilrain and Smith Battle Ends In Draw At Sea Fight
The Kilrain Smith heavyweight bout on the island of St Pierre in France lasted two hours and a half with 106 rounds fought. Kilrain weighed 184 pounds, Smith 180, and after a fierce wrestling finale the fighters agreed to a draw and pledged to meet again, possibly Sullivan. The crowd of about 100 watched as ear blows and heavy falls marked a brutal contest with Smith showing late strength to hold his own in the final rounds.
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Kilrain
Smith
Loxpox
Jake Kilrain
Baltimore
Jem Smith
England
St. Pierre
Siene
France
Smmith
Borshieres
Hugh Drummond
Mr. Sande
Lee Barber
Scvvant
Castor
Beaver
Stith
Paria
Kilenin
Kiletin
Sullivan
Aberdeen delegates chosen at Fargo meeting report
The Fargo gathering, led by W. E. Dodge, appointed delegates including Major Edwards, ex Sheriff Haggart, Major Fleming, Dr. Galloway, Sheriff Benton, and Dan Maratta. The meeting debated voting rules, with majority governance for all delegates’ ballots, amid party maneuvering and claims of “bosses” shaping outcomes.
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Stitute Progress Chronicle
Aberdeen
Fargo
W. E. Dodge
Congress
Wan C. F. Templeton
Territory
A. W. Edwards
Nike
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