Manufacturing in the West speech by Thomas B Reed in Boston
Hon. Thomas B Reed of Maine addressed the Massachusetts Republican club at Music Hall Boston on October 25 1893 The Boston Herald reports the speech noting his warning that Massachusetts ruined factories could push manufacturing westward and urging the state to unite to keep its industrial lead.
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West
Thomas B. Reed
Maine
Republican Club
Massachusetts
Music Hall
Boston
Boston Herald
Herald
Quorum Threatens Republican Surrender in House
The remark notes that counting a quorum in the House would force a surrender by Republicans who have blocked legislation for weeks, framing the move as a political crisis and potential shift in control dynamics.
Quorum Counting Rules Emphasized for Valid Meetings
A remark stresses that having a quorum is essential for business, arguing it is better to count members according to an adopted rule than to proceed without one, ensuring legitimate decisions. It highlights the importance of adhering to established procedures to avoid invalid actions.
Chauncey Depew Says He Will Seek Republican Nomination
Chauncey Depew declares he would be delighted to be the Republican nominee for president in 1806. Democrats say they would be pleased to see him nominated by the Republicans as well.
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Chauncey Depew
Chauncey
Dread man on the white horse targets prominent Democrats
The speaker notes a figure on a white horse focusing on Democratic senators Colquitt of Georgia and Vance of North Carolina. He hopes these two will satisfy his craving for prominent Democrats.
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Colquitt
Georgia
Vance
North Carolina
Quorum count debate contrasts Reed and Democrats
The excerpt notes a four teen year old quorum proposal once pushed by a Democrat and bitterly opposed by Tom Reed. It questions how its current adoption by Democrats could be a triumph for Reed, highlighting a shift in stance and a noted difference centered on Reed.
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Tom Reed
House
Reed
Opposition to tariff bill voiced by protected manufacturers
The opposition stems from affluent individuals who have profited from consumer-protecting tariffs. As their wealth and number grow, their influence against the bill becomes more evident, shaping the public debate.
Iowa Militia Called to Industrial Army Costs Debated
The Omaha Bee says the mobilization will cost Iowa at least 21000 and rails should bear transport to Chicago to balance burden. The Des Moines News estimates the total may be closer to 5000 dollars.
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Omaha Bee
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Des Moines News
Quorum Power Play in House Sparks Debate
The text argues Democrats should count a quorum to enable Speaker Crisp to proceed even if Republicans boycott votes. It emphasizes that action and results at session end matter more than method, warning voters will judge by outcomes rather than tactics.
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Bank Presidents See Bright Turning Point in Business
A New York bank president notes improvement on every side with lifted clouds and warrants of confidence. The Democratic Party earns credit for the brighter turning point in the business outlook.
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New York
Democratic Party
Field Family Beckons Legacy in Law and Death
The Field family proved dominant for decades in American public life. David Dudley Field was buried in New York City last Sunday, joining Justice David Dudley Field of the United States Supreme Court as a noted jurist in the dynasty long admired for its service and stature.
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David Dudley Field
New York City
Justice Field
United States Supreme Court
Trade Your Old Buggy for a New Wagon at Tay lor's
Trade in your old buggy or spring wagon at Tay lor's near the Q depot for a new model. Strong value offered and quick settlement for your old vehicle.
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Q.” Depot
Mexico's coffee boom and other crops lure American investors
John A. Murray writes from Tuxtepec Mexico describing coffee as the leading attractor for overseas investors, with rubber cocoa vanilla and pineapples offering strong profits. He explains planting methods yields timelines four-year full crop, and notes shading, soil moisture, and labor considerations for Mexican plantations.
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John A. Murray
Parsons
Old
Mexico
Topeka
Tuxtepec
United States
Chocolate of Commerce
Good Times Ahead as Economy Shows Silent Growth
The St. Paul Pioneer Press argues that despite dull business surfaces, industrial and agricultural sectors are quietly improving. It predicts a July surge in business activity as crops advance, farmers gain access to credit, and merchant stocks replenish, signaling broad economic revival.
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St. Paul
House adopts new quorum rule counting nonvoters
The House approved a rule change by 242 to 47 to count those present but not voting toward a quorum. Teller watchers from both parties will report nonvoting members to the speaker if a quorum is lacking. The pay dock rule for unexcused absences is to be enforced, hitting many New York members.
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House of Representatives
Reed
House
New York
Hendrix
Brooklyn
Stahlecker
United States
Washington
Iowa's Wrak Governor
A Des Moines Leader critique claims Governor Jackson mismanaged a minor protest by calling out troops, inflating costs and undermining Iowa's stability. It argues Horace Boies would handle emergencies better and urges resignation in favor of Col. Dungan to restore order.
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Washington
Des Moines
Capitol
Iowa
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Kelly
Horace Boies
Dungan
Iona
Citizen questions meaning of political economy in newspaper tone
A New York Citizen column questions the phrase political economy and asks what it entails. The short exchange notes confusion about the term and its relevance to education.
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New York
Iowas Greatness and State Production Rankings
Iowa shows strong agricultural output and growth potential with high standings in butter, hogs, corn, oats, and rye. The piece compares Iowa to New York and Illinois, notes dairy dominance of New York, and predicts Iowa may lead in total farm product value in the next census. It also includes a Boston philanthropist anecdote about a $5,000 fund growing to an estimated $49 million in a century.
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Washington
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Lowa
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Why Horses Are Cheap
Editor Trio argues farmers should invest in good mares and stallions to lift horse prices. They compare past cycles in hogs sheep and horses, urging careful breeding, noting broncos and scrubs affect value, and predicting, with improved stock, prices will rise.
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Eilitor Trio
West
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