Prison Made Goods Shipments Linked to United States Trade
Investigations reveal prison manufactured goods from continental Europe move via England to the United States, defying laws against prison labor profits. Testimony notes Belgian mats and Austrian buttons reach U S shores, with questions on origin declarations and potential fraud by exporters and consuls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On
United States
A. E. Bateman
C.M.G
Antwerp
England
United Kingdom
Congress
Belgium
Carlisle
Europe
Annaberg
Germany
Theodore M. Stephan
Stephan
Austria
Olney Promotion Linked to Trust Policy Under Cleveland
The promotion of Attorney General Olney to secretary of state is described as favorable to trusts. The article argues his failure to enforce the anti trust provisions of the German tariff is rewarded by this advancement. It ties the move to the free trade policy of Cleveland's administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olney
Free Trade Party
Cleveland
Sarah Bernhardt
William R. Morrison
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Washington
Morrison
Foreign tobacco imports surge and American leaf exports drop
The report shows March purchases of foreign tobacco rising by 400000 dollars compared to March 1894 while American tobacco sales fell by over 8 million pounds in the same period, indicating a shift in trade.
Not American Beer Imports Hop Growth Report
Last March imported hops nearly doubled, totaling 231 681 pounds versus 109 704 pounds a year earlier. The nine month outlook remains optimistic with a projected total near 2 300.
Notable Women and Their Ventures Across A Century
Florence Lackmore climbs Po pocatepatl crater while Mrs. John Scott links to Huxley. Miss Lucile Eaton Hill coaches Wallesley boat crew and studies strokes. Jewelry trade favors Mrs. Jacob Astor amid a vast diamond collection. Mrs. M Tracey dominates Pacific coast printers ink. Miss Abigail Dodge nears return to writing, and Mrs. P. T. Barnum denies a marriage rumor. Portraits of prominent women, their roles, travel, and influence across society.
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Florence Lackmore
Franklin
Mass
Popocatepatl
John Scott
Professor Huxley
Nashville
Henry Ward Beecher
Lucile Eaton Hill
John. Jacob Astor
America
Pacific Coast
M. Tracey
San Francisco
Abigail Dodge
Gail Hamilton
Hamilton
P. T. Barnum
Bridgeport
L. M. Wade
Maria I. Johnstone
St. Louis
Maria Mitchell
Amelia B. Edwards
Frances Willard
Catherine Smead
Rochester
Lafayette
Krlov Canal
England
Political quips from the era on elections and reform
A collection of aphorisms from multiple papers commenting on presidential candidates, reformers, voting methods, and political figures. The remarks touch on primary service, grand juries, reform fatigue, electoral machinery, European visits, and playful jabs about future presidents and bicycles.
Jewish Jottings on Rabbis and Reform Judaism
The Jewish Voice censures rabbis who glorify their faith to disparage Christianity. Harburger of New York is grand master of an independent Jewish orders. Orthodox and reform Jews claim equal loyalty to America. Censures target rabbis riding bicycles to services. Reform Judaism is defined as American-method Judaism. Levy appears frequently in Chicago directories. The Jewish Messenger seeks a board of united congregations to work with the board of rabbis for Israel’s strength in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Boston Transcript
Depew
Europe
Benjamin Harrison
New York
Boston Globe
United States
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Harburger
Independent Order
Free Song of Israel
American Republic
Jewish Voice
Kranskopf
Chicago
New Chicago
Levy
Jewish Messenger
United Congregations
Board of Rabbis
New York Israel
New York Sun
Punctured Tires Spark Witty Opinions Across Papers
A collection of editorial quips cites readers from the Los Angeles Express Boston Star Washington Star New York Sun and Boston Transcript. The remarks touch on bicycles as social tools and the effects on women fashion health and morning rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
New York Sun
Boston Transcript
Fossil Forest Ridge Reveals Yellowstone Tree Echoes
The article surveys fossilized tree trunks in Yellowstone’s Amethyst Mountain Fossil Forest Ridge. It explains how geyser heat and silica waters preserved upright trunks, forming multiple fossil forests stacked above each other and exposing giant petrified trunks along Lamar River and near Yancey’s station.
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Yellowstone National Park
America
New Zealand
Fossil Forest Ridge
Btnu
Yancey’s
Mammoth Hot Springs
Cooke City
Mon
Lamia River
Yellowstone
Lamar River
Know the river pilots and their craft on the Ohio
The article extols river pilots guiding excursion boats on the Ohio from Cincinnati to Cairo, praising precise wheelwork, knowledge of the river bend and lights, and the skill required for MississippiChannel navigation, noting the contrast between summer excursion duty and freight runs. It cites the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette on pilots earning credit for their mastery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Pittsburg
Cairo
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Memphis
Mississippi River
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Kipling story feud teased by self styled Mulvaney
Kipling responds to reports that Private McManus in San Francisco is the original Mulvaney. He disputes the claim but keeps a gentlemanly open mind, noting only Terence Mulvaney is the real successor. The piece also recalls a World War I era heroism tale of John Blewitt and Stephen Welch swallowed by a Russian shell.
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Private McManus
Terence Mulvaney
Mulvaney
Pacific Slope
Terence
Dearnley
McManus
America
Evelyn Wood
Woronzow Road
John Blewitt
Blewitt
Welch
Stephen Welch
Bable-Board in Commonwealth: Is This the Beginning of the End
The Boston Herald asks if a notable shift signals a major turning point as public events unfold in the Commonwealth. It frames debate over impending changes and future implications for residents and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Boston Herald
Odd Exchange Over a Bogus Count at London Supper
A dialogue shows a brother exposing a sister’s fake count while recounting a debt offer of $100. The Syracuse Post notes a London supper for vagrant sandwich men where 7 of 12 guests were ordained Church of England clergy. Data on Hebrews and Egyptians remains unclear.
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Syracuse Post
London
Church of England
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the Tattler
Miss Richards
Boston
Boston Art Club
Chicago Times- Herald
Los Angeles Express
Great
Kipling
Simmons Liver Regulator
Simmons
J. H. Zeilin & Co
Philadelphia
Union India Rubber Co
Coodyear Rubberco
Kh. H. Pease
First Street
Portland
Oregon
Montana State Normal School
Dillon
Mont
Montana
John ©. Paulson
Req
Helena
Piso
W. C
Clarion
Pinta
Snorry
Korey
Kansas
R. I. Scearce
Dillon, Mont
Thomas & CO
Bankers and Brokers
Rialto Building
Il-L
Elkhart Garriage and Harness
Oldcat
Pampa
Portage
Peu
Nesina Seth
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