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Newspaper
English News
Location
English, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1900
Page
2
Editorial notes Kansas weathered cyclones with no lasting damage to growth. Forecasts show total foreign trade for the year ending June 30 rising by about 300,000,000 dollars compared with last year. The piece also speculates on Aguinaldo's view once the November election returns arrive.
Agricultural goods including corn, steers, hogs, beef, mutton, eggs, pork, bacon, hams, lard, hides, cotton and hay advanced in price during April. Farmers continue to reap a portion of the period’s overall prosperity.
The editorial argues that if the Democratic policy of free ships is implemented American shipowners would need to travel to Great Britain to view ship launches. It says Americans should avoid meddling in the South African issue and cautions that without a willingness to wage war on Britain, the better approach is silence.
Illinois Republicans rally with a harmonious convention setting a strong ticket and signaling a record year of Democratic disappointment.
The railroads of the country are expending about fifty million dollars this year for new equipment. This proves freight to be moving in large volume, production has surged, and national prosperity is rising without bound.
President McKinley orders Assistant Postmaster Bristow to conduct a thorough and complete inquiry into Cuban post office corruption. He demands rigorous and unsparing prosecution of all guilty persons and their swift and condign punishment, echoing a historic Grant-era directive.
The Indianapolis Journal denounces the Democratic Party as unpatriotic on Hawaii policy and expansion. It argues Democrats reversed U S Hawaii policy, hauled down the flag, and risked foreign rule, urging lasting American sovereignty in Puerto Rico and the Philippines.
The article traces how major tariffs from Morrill to Dingley affected sheep numbers and wool values in the United States. It notes increases under Protectionist tariffs and declines under free trade periods, highlighting shifts through 1896 and implications for farming and wool growing policy.
The text traces tariff impacts on the U S sheep industry from Merrill to McKinley to Dingley tariffs. It notes a rise in sheep numbers from 1896 to 1898 and provides price ranges per head under each tariff era, highlighting protectionist gains and record highs under Dingley.
Labor Commissioner L P McCormack reports industrial peace across Indiana with no strikes. He notes hundreds of factories operate overtime and business activity is strong. Wage increases have been voluntary as workers gain from high demand while past labor disputes deter new strikes.
Vi troubled with rheumatism give Chamberlain Pain Balm a trial. It will not cost you a cent if it does me good. One application relieves pain and it cures sprains cuts and burns faster than other treatments. Warranted and priced at 25 and 30 cents.
Mr JlEL LiHy of Hannibal Missouri narrowly escaped death from typhoid fever and pneumonia after fearing consumption. He credits Dr Noisy Discovery with his recovery after one bottle improved his condition. Roberts & Miller's Drug Store offers trial bottles free with a guarantee on every bottle.
A notice states that business pertaining to the office will be transacted at the proprietor's residence every Wednesday. The arrangement covers all routine official matters and ensures access for clients during the weekly sessions.
The notice directs all township business to be conducted at Eckerty every Friday, outlining a standing weekly meeting. It specifies regular weekly transactions and the location for attendees and records.
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