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Dixon Sun

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1889

Page

5

Century and St Nicholas offerings feature arts and science

The January Century presents engravings from Giotto and articles by Stillman Cole and others, plus a feature on young sculptor Olin Warner. It includes DeKay on Pagan Ireland, Wilson's Holy Land study, Remington on Horses of the Plains, and Kennan on Siberia, with extensive illustrations and a Siberia note. St Nicholas adds The Pygmy Fleet, The Bells of Ste Anne, Little Saint Elizabeth, and space distances for young readers.

Cole Christ Giotto Mr. Cole Holy Land Galilee Lincoln Pope Virginia Antietam West Point Confederacy North Virginia Military Institute Lexington Colonel Auchmuty Frederick Remington Kennan Siberia St. Nicholas Prospectus Tudor Jenks R. B. Birch Ste. Anne Scheveningen Holland D. C. Robertson

In Defense of Trusts and Public Interest

The article discusses Professor Dwight's defense of trusts as lawful under public interest. It questions drawing lines at production limits and argues trusts may not override demand, supply, or competition. It cites rising refined sugar prices and the Copper Trust as indicators challenging the public advantage claim.

Dwight Political Science Quarterly Sugar Trust Copper Trust

Trusts and market control challenge universal competition

The piece argues that price rises of essential manufactures by 70 percent and market control across continents show that unlimited competition is not universal. It questions whether an individual with vast capital could outcompete trusts in coal, petroleum, oils, cotton, and other daily goods. If trusts are not illegal, it argues they should be made so.

Mrs Harrison Receives Large Volume of Letters Daily

Mrs Benjamin Harrison’s correspondence from office seekers runs about fifty letters each day. To handle it she hired Florence Miller, daughter of Harrison’s law partner, as private secretary. Miller notes that the president’s wife does not hold political office.

Benjamin Harrison Florence Miller Harrison Miss Miller Elijah Halford

Speech in Mid Air Aide Pyne Defies Authorities in Lisfinny

Dublin era politics report shows Mr Douglas Pyne MP for West Waterford forced into Lisfinny castle near Tallow by a crimes act warrant. He stockpiled meat, wine, whisky and tobacco, spoke from a rope chair to cheering crowds, and vowed to stay three months until Parliament duties call.

Douglas Pyne West Waterford Ireland Balfour Pyne Lisfinny Tallow Eyrie J. T. Cronin New York Journal

The Handkerchief's History in Fashion across France

An authority traces the handkerchief from a French novelty to a social standard in the early nineteenth century. It notes Josephine's influence in introducing and normalizing the item, its stage connotations, and its rapid adoption by court ladies and the wider world.

France Josephine Mlle. Duchesnois Alfred de Vigny

An Unexpected Meeting at Gridley’s Bargain Counter

Mrs Carrollton Smythe visits Gridley’s today to compare goods offered at specially low rates. Her husband questions the outing while she defends her presence beside Mrs Van Kortland and daughter in a scene reflecting social pretensions.

Carrollton Smythe van Kortland Gridley’s

Your name my child inquired the matron of charity

A Chicago Tribune brief depicts a tender scene where a matron asks a waif for her name. The girl replies Mary Haddell and the matron, moved, calls her a little lamb.

Mary Haddell Chicago Tribune

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Galena ST Dixon James H. Todd Lyman Wiitit B.A. Bodwell Main and Galena Streets AA and Santos Coffe Main Street Godefrey’s Illinois Chiefs Stern Bros OPERA Law Sherwood Dixon Sol. H. Betue Dixon, & Bethea, Attorneys At Law Office In Exchange Block A. K. Trusdell Offce Dixon National Bank J. F. Sanford Union Block Main Street Dixon, Illinois Meilirine W.W. Wynn H. E. Patx ORS Wynn & Paine, Physicians and Surgeons Foote’ Drug Store Dr. Wynn James McKenney M. E. Church Peoria Street di Paine Corper South Universalist Church H. J. Brooks Galena Street J. H. Todd Peoria and Third Streets Blackman Morris & Sons Hunt Pinckney Block Third St Harriet E. Garrison M. D Second St Court House Square DRS Scott & Schneider Physicians & Surgeons Horton's Drug Store Jason C. Ayres James A. Hawley Cal Dixon National Bank Capital Jason C Ayres Theron Cumins Ferris Finch Jacob M. Patrick the City National Bark Crawford C. Eells L.B Second Street Arch and College Coto E.J. Ryan Dixon Wim. Smith D. M. Fahrney Dixon Post Office W. L. Foote John V. Thomas Opera House Block Alexander & Howell 1St St Dixon, Il J. H. Morris & Son Pro Visions West Side Hennessy & Reilly Ennessy & Reilly D. W. McKenney’s Water St Theo Coray & Re Meeller Theo. McEller Washington A. Snow &Co Washington, D
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