Professors View on Tariffs and Corruption in Trade
The professor argues protectionist policy has been warped by corrupt influences shaping legislation and trade, citing Cobden Cunard and subsidy battles. He contends educators suppress facts on corrupt motives behind protective and free trade supporters and calls for balanced study of both sides.
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New York Evening Post
Franklin HH. Giddings
Socology
Giddings
Wilberforce
Glasgow
Liverpool
Cunard
Great Britain
Clyde
Samuel Cunard
Bristol
Dingley Hill
Croclvery
Solne
Cobden
Anticoarn Law League
Trish
Collins Line
Cunardrth Ox
North Atlantic
Free Trade Selfishness Opinion Cited
The Philadelphia Item argues that free traders praise the current prosperity under a high rate, noting benefits to farmers, wageworkers, and exports. It claims some profit from bad health or crises and accuses foreign goods supporters of taking bread from American workers, framing free trade as few against national interests.
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Philadelphia Item
Tariffs, Trusts, and the Steel Industry Debate
The Jersey City Journal notes a tariff on steel fuels trust formation and argues wiping out tariffs could end trusts. It points to the Standard Oil trust amid no petroleum tariff, and cites English steel rail industries forming output controls to regulate prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Trust
Standard Oil Trust
England
British Steel Rail Industries
Jersey City Journal
Grand Army to Honor Lincoln Rededication in Philadelphia
Post No. 2 of the Grand Army of the Republic will set a bronze tablet before the Pennsylvania Statehouse in Philadelphia on February 21 to mark the raising of the stars and stripes by Abraham Lincoln on February 22, 1861 during his trip to Washington. Noted Civil War veterans will attend as the tablet bears the inscription about Lincoln standing here when the flag was raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Statehouse
Philadelphia
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Department of Pennnsylvania
Lincoln
Henry
Continental Hotel
Royal Bavarian Court Feasts Display Exotic Table Toys
A Munich cable reports Prince Leopold of Bavaria staging an extravagant hunting scene banquet with boar heads on silver dishes and ornate jelly emblems. The pageant features Moorish buildings Sevres style fish work and portraits formed by foods to impress guests.
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Leopold
Bavaria
Munich
New York
McCormick Wears Gorgeous Court Costume as U S Ambassador
Chicago's R.8. McCormick, U S ambassador to Russia, buys a stunning court dress per Paris cable. He deviates from democratic simplicity at the czar's urging, donning gala attire with a long sword, cocked hat, and extensive gold braid to please the Russian court.
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McCormick
Chicago
United States
Russia
Paris
St. Louis
Hewitt Lamp in England Shines with Mercury Vapor Light
London notes the Peter Cooper Hewitt mercury vapor lamps exhibited at Westinghouse offices. They run from standard DC supply and deliver two to three candles per watt, using about one ninth the current of ordinary glow lamps. Drawback is the lack of red rays, altering colors. potential domestic use faces female resistance, though strong efficiency for work illumination remains.
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Hewitt
England
Peter Cooper Hewitt
Westinghouse Company
London Engineering
Bishop Wilains Story in Connecticut Preacher Tale
A longtime Episcopal bishop Williamie of Connecticut noted as a bachelor, recounts a Western states tax plan on bachelors. He muses that at his age he would owe about $100 yearly, replying in his familiar plain speech that he accepts it.
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Wilains
Williamie
Connecticut
Episcopal Church In
America
Pusilby Ituman Reflections On Drinking Reform Tale
A Boston Tribune script fragment notes a character claiming withdrawal from alcohol, yet says he repeatedly accepted offers of drink. The piece centers on social pressure and the reform narrative within a humorous exchange.
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Pusilby
Ituman
Glassby
Fusilby
Boston Transcript
The Newly Wed Hopes For Happiness At Reception
A fragment describes a newly married couple at a reception where one guest, referred to as She, addressed Charles with a pitying tone and said to hope he would be happy. The remark is described as hateful and unbearable, circulating within family tensions.
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Holth
Jane
Charles
The Wanted One Saved For Her
A Portsmouth News tersely reports a temperance gathering plan aimed at reforming young men. The Rev Mr Wilgus notes an effort to launch a movement to save the nation's youth, while a young Miss Wilgus jokes about securing a desirable target.
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Miss Wigus
Mr. Wilgus
Miss Wilgus
Portsmouth
Queen Bees and Drones in Family Fashion Etiquette
A quick sketch contrasts how some women view themselves as hive queens while relying on husbands and drones for money to buy hats cloaks and other apparel, highlighting a satirical social dynamic from domestic life.
Free sample offer for Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets
An advertisement urges taking a cutout to Central Pharmacy for a free sample of Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. It claims the tablets cleanse and invigorate the stomach improve appetite and regulate bowels with a regular box price of 25 cents.
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Chamberlain
Man drunk on medicine pens worthful testimonial
A man who drank three pints of patent medicine is urged to craft a testimonial that will hold value. The remark implies such quack remedies invite persuasive endorsements to bolster sales.
Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment advertised relief for piles
An old advertisement promotes Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment claiming relief from piles with a 60 cent bottle or 75 cent tube sold at Central Pharmacy. The piece also mentions Sydney Town Hall housing a large organ with 10 000 pipes 226 speaking stops and powered by a 25 horsepower engine.
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Tabler
Sydney Town Hall
Healing and health claims fill a 19th century ad page
An assortment of patent medicines and tonics are advertised with claims for liver health HERBINE to purify blood and aid digestion priced at 50 cents from Central Pharmacy. White's Cream Vermifuge for worms priced 25 cents. Snow Liniment priced 95 and 50 cents. Also a grim note about a New Jersey condemned murderer and a moral reflection on hypocrisy.
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Central Pharmacy
Ballard
Bal Lard’s Horehound Syrup Ad From Central Pharmacy
An advertisement offers Bal Lard's Horehound Syrup to cure a cold with a dose at bedtime priced 26 cents and 50 cents from Central Pharmacy.
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Ballard
Central Pharmacy
Real Head of the Steel Trust
Elbert H. Gary, chairman of U S Steel’s executive committee, is the real head of the steel corporation. A native of Illinois, he is fifty six years old.
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Steel Trust
Elbert H. Gary
U United States Steel Corporation
Tlinois
She-The prograame Says It Is From German
He dismisses the claim with a muttered groan and says they were glad to be rid of it. The exchange hints at a controversial program and cultural origin debate.
Irish Verdict on Mare Theft Foreman Declares Not Guilty
An Irish jury foreman informs the court that the man charged with stealing a mare is not guilty. The verdict concludes the mare theft case with the acquittal recorded by the magistrate.
John Blount Recovered From Rheumatism After Balm Cure
The friends of John Blount are glad to hear he has fully recovered from rheumatism. Chamberlain's Pain Balm cured him after local doctors failed to relieve the pain. The balm provides prompt relief and is sold for convenience by Central Pharmacy.
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John Blount
Chamberlain
Monon
Ind
Sales Books Agency Advertisement
The Tribune Publishing Co announces it holds the Southern Montana agency for American Sales Book Co and can supply sales books printed or plain on short notice.
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Tribune Publishing Co
Montana
American Sales Book Co
Dillon Tribune Promotion Preview
A promotional notice invites readers to subscribe to the Dillon Tribune for access to the paper’s news, highlighting value and print access. The ad emphasizes staying informed with the latest local reports and community coverage.
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Dillon Tribune
Sheep Wanted on Shares in Dillon Montana
Advertises for the sale on shares of up to 1000 head sheep with good ranch and range. Respond to E.8. P. care Trisonn Dillon Montana. B-tt
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Care Trisonn
Dillon
Montana
Public Land Offer for Beaverhead County Irrigation Reservoirs
Pub lic land sale notice offers sale of four irrigation reservoirs in Beaverhead county with land suitable for use alongside them. Describes a 314 lota or 8714 by 115 feet property on Railroad avenue featuring a dwelling, stable for twelve horses, water well, and other improvements. Inquiry to W S Barbour for particulars.
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Beaverhead County
Railroad Avenue
Barbour
Rio Grande Lines Offer Scenic Eastward Travel
The Rio Grande Lines promote travel from the West to the East or South with enticing rates and accommodations for artists and tourists. General Agent G. W. Frazarrano of Butte Montana invites requests for rates and a copy of the Tourist's Hand Book to plan ideal trips across sublimest continental scenery.
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Rio Grande
G. W. Frazarrano
Butte
Montana
Steedman Post No 8 Announces Regular Monthly Meetings
Steedman Post No 8 of Dillon Montana holds regular meetings on the third Saturday of each month at Post Headquarters in the W J Cushing law office. All comrades are welcome. By order of Post Commander B Yearin.
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Franklin H. Giddings
American Economist
Aswe
Collins
Lord Monteagle
Jefferson
Wagland
Constantinople
Gibbon
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
New Lincoln
Tablet
Grand Army
M’cormick
New Jersey
Heaven
Earth
W. O. Brown
Jas. Kirkpatrick
Steedman Post
the Tribune
Dillon, Montana
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