Changes in Mexican Railroads Seen After Travel
The author recounts a return trip through Mexico noting rapid railroad growth and the education of farmers to accept trains. He describes initial resistance, the burro hauling workaround with low rates, and the shift to rapid transport boosting commerce, as observed by the St. Louis Globe Democrat correspondent.
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Wade
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Fractured Tale Warns of Medical Misdeeds
The St. Paul Pioneer Press letter warns against violent retaliation toward a wind care practitioner out west who failed with no patients. It argues such vigilantism would provoke mass fury among medical students and the public if executed, while clarifying it targets only incompetent practitioners.
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Missouri Militia Decline and Memorial Plans Mentioned
A distorted report notes proposals for a German invalids home in San Remo as a memorial to Emperor Frederick. It claims Missouri once had seven militia regiments in 1886, now reduced to two with about 1,800 men, highlighting state gaps in militia provisions.
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San Remo
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Fedue de le Coin
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