Record Shows $12 Billion Trade Loss Under Free Trade Policy
The American Economist outlines eleven months of trade under the current administration, reporting a total loss of $12,000,000,000 nationwide. It argues this decline touches labor, transportation, farmers, and real estate, urging Senate action to end the prostration of free trade.
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Incompetence of the Majority in Congress Revealed
The American Economist criticizes the majority party for internal squabbles and mismanagement. It argues the party cannot govern itself or enact protection, warning that such leadership bodes ill for national administration and policy.
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Trade fears over Wilson bill hit American wool and tobacco
Data from Feb 1 shows 1,908,274 pounds of wool cloths valued at 1,250,029 awaiting the Wilson bill at New York port along with 7,822,829 yards of woolen dress goods worth 1,389,077. Foreign wool in bond reaches 23,669,914 pounds while tobacco and salt in bond total several million dollars. Analysts warn free trade would ruin American farmers and labor as sheep herds decline and market glut looms.
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Bond
Hatpin safeguard and university women physical culture change
A newly improved hatpin design uses a small groove and fastening plate to secure the pin, preventing hat damage from pricks and resisting breezes. The University of Invis now offers two credits in a women's physical culture course, aligning it with men's drill, and raises admission age to 16.
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Chicago Tribune
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Chicago News
First Woman Lawyer and Women's Suffrage Progress
The Ohio State Journal notes early pioneers Myra Bradwell Miss Arabella Mansfield and Deborah wife of Lapidoth as among the first women in law while Greece Rome and Maryland history show women pleading cases. Massachusetts legislative history marks 41 years of effort with a 122 to 106 vote on a municipal woman suffrage bill as it moves toward the senate.
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Boston Woman's Journal
Cheap No 1 fire room cottage with pantry and cellar
Listing describes a small residence on Washington Street near Orrayenne with a front of 16 feet and depth of 115 feet, featuring a fire room, closet, pantry, and cellar with a force pump. Addressed to T Me O'Connor for inquiries, includes notes on local rate changes and weekly corrected prices from Croweets Nuckouns grocers and merchants.
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