Beatrix Lennox Captures a Duke and a Prince
Beatrix Lennox spots the Duke of Heathland at a London ball and attracts his admiration while the Italian Prince de Ferros arrives with designs on her. Peter Lennox hides a family secret as Beatrix contemplates an elevated match and a possible future Duchess.
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Prince de Ferros
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Italy
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England
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Erceldrean
Prince Charlie
Death Rate in Model Dwellings in London
The London Chronicle highlights the very low death rate in Metropolitan Association for Improving Dwellings of the Working Classes. In its fifty third year, death rate is .64 per 1,000 with 6,480 inmates across fourteen blocks, half the rate of London overall. The piece extols fidelity and truth as noble human endowments.
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London Chronicle
Metropolitan Association
London
Discriminating Duty Debate Sparks Tariff Turmoil
A lengthy column argues the 1897 discriminating duty was secretly inserted into the Dingley Allison tariff, challenging Speaker Reed and Treasury officials. It critiques potential effects on Canada railroads, Japan, Buenos Aires steamers, and European ships, and predicts court battles to resolve the provision's validity.
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House of Representatives
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United States
Japan
New York
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Sweden
Norway
Treasury
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Washington
New York News
Farmers Lose With Silver Demonetization Blues
The writer accuses the Republican gold policy of harming U S farmers for fifteen years, claiming annual losses near 200 million dollars and total losses around 3 billion, while alleging a short term wheat gain of 200 million under Providence. It questions the Republicans’ motives and calls farmers misled by pro gold rhetoric.
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Chiesto
Providence
United States
Altgeld Speech Attacks Government by Injunction in Labor Day Address
In Philadelphia, John B. Altgeld warned against government by injunction condemning corporate influence over law and courts. He urged municipal ownership of utilities and railways, decried federal injunctions as tools for corporate power, and pressed to crush such government by injunction to protect institutions and future generations.
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John B. Altgeld
Philadelphia
No Escape From Budget Storm Warns of Deep Deficit
The treasury reports for August show a deficit of about 25 million in just two months, with projections to 150 million for the year. Calls arise for strict economy in all departments, though pensions will rise, and Congress seeks costly public buildings. A new tariff looms as an even larger deficit threat, per the Washington Post analysis.
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Minneapolis Times
Dingley
Veorin Herald
Pension Department
Boston Herald
Crescent Tin Plate
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Treasury
Reed
Chicago Chronicle
Prosperous Time for Trusts Brightens Markets
The Sugar Trust expands wealth as the Glucose Trust, though new, shows solid gains and the Steel Trust grows its resources. Other trusts follow suit, signaling broad corporate strength across sectors.
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Glucose Trust
Steel Trust
Literary Notes from the Era on Books and Authors
Rita's Good Mus Hypocrite explores life in Scotland while Henry James What Maisie Knew runs in Chan Book. The American Book Company unveils Curtiss Semi-Vertical Copy Books by C. C. Curtiss. A Liverpool meeting funds a Mrs Efemans memorial with an annual poetry prize. Hall Caine's The Chusting praised for emotional drama. Ruskin at Donington in good health. his Oxford lectures on landscape to be printed after photogravure progress. Sam T. Clover to publish Paul Travers Adventures. Clover declines a political post to focus on Chicago Post.
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Maisie
American Book Company
Curtiss
C. C. Curtiss
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Liverpool
Efemans
Hall Caine
Isle of Ma
London
Ruskin
Donington
Oxford
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Clover
Wis
How to Wash Flannels for Best Care
Instructions for washing flannels describe using strong suds of pure white soap and water, soaking in warm water, avoiding rubbing, and drawing through the material until clean. Rinse in a second water, then wash in warm bluish water, wring, shake, and dry quickly without hanging to prevent freezing. Iron when dry and hang unfolded until ready for use.
World papers size and a child's morning question
A statistician estimates global newspaper circulation at 12 billion copies yearly, enough paper to cover 10,450 square miles and weigh 781,250 tons. A thought experiment stacks sheets to 60 miles high. A child quips about light speed as a reason to rise early.
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