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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1901
Page
4
Jurisdiction and Cuba as a foreign territory under the Constitution
A legal analysis argues the thirteenth amendment could apply to Cuba as a territory under military control not part of the United States. It compares Cuba with the Guano islands and discusses whether jurisdiction implies inclusion in the United States. The piece questions presidential tolerance of slavery in Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Cuba
United States
Griggs
Porto Rico
Philippines
Sumner
Guano Islands
Congress
Sulu Islands
The Hill Silver Bill Moves Through House Committee
The coinage committee orders a favorable report to keep the silver dollar at parity with gold. Chairman to seek quick three day rules committee action for house consideration. Senate faces opposition from subsidy opponents and obstructionists while supporters push ahead. The bill authorizes the secretary of the treasury to coin silver bullion from the Sherman act and to recoin silver dollars into subsidiary coins as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Committee On Rules
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Crude bill on silver dollars drew mixed criticism
A Chicago Chronicle critique labels the proposed silver dollar bill crude and faulty, warning it preserves discretionary gold replenishment and muddles redemption terms. The piece argues the measure risks flooding the country with depreciated fractional silver and favors Republican handling of finances.
Erasmus On Christianity and War Echoed Through Centuries
The Commoner reprints and comments on Erasmus urging Christians to reject war. He questions soldiers reciting the Lord's Prayer before battle and condemns fighting brothers, praying for peace while seeking earthly conquest, and forcing others into danger.
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Erasmus
God Father
God
Satan
Wanted A Resident Representative for Jefferson County
An advertisement seeking a resident representative for Jefferson County. Terms and particulars available from The Hunt Manufacturing Co in Newark Wayne County New York. Dated 1945.
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Jefferson County
The
Hunt Manufacturing Co
Newark
Wayne County
New York
Tribune Office Moves Nearby Alston Block
The Tribune informs patrons its office is now one block west of the old site, three doors south of the opera house in the Alston block.
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Tribune
Opera House
Alston Block
Pasture Land for Rent Owned by J A Beck
200 acres of fine pasture land offered for rent with 30 acres in one tract and 170 in the other. Property owned by J A Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Beck
Board of Supervisors January 1901 Claims List
The Board of Supervisors reviews and approves claims from the January 1901 session. Miscellaneous items include payments and orders relating to county expenditures and small service charges.
Clubbing List for Tribune Readers Across Papers
The Tribune offers a renewal and new subscription deal combining Fairfield Tribune with multiple partner papers including St. Louis Semi-Weekly Republic Des Moines Weekly Ledger Cincinnati Enquirer and more. Savings apply to other publications as well.
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Fairfield Tribune
Homestead
St. Louis
Republic
Des Moines
Lohder Eich Geisas
Eknasee
Cincinnati Enquirer
Mental power and the brain its unlimited growth
The New York Journal argues that the brain can develop without limit through exercise and proper health. It cites examples of exceptional memory, language learning, and brain as a vast system of atoms, urging readers to keep the body in good condition to sustain mental effort.
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Chicago
Twenty-third Street
New York City
Houudin
Meinert
New York Journal
The Practical Joke As Barbaric Malice
Ada C. Sweet argues in Woman's Home Companion that practical jokes embody barbarism and aim to inflict pain, fear or ridicule. She contends such harms persist across cultures and urge an end to the practice among civilized societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada C. Sweet
Conversation Frustrates Planned Meeting Between Old Friends
Exchange shows Gaylord inviting a visit, Meeker declining due to prior engagement, and Tye proposing future contact. Boston Transcript notes the polite but final nature of the refusals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylord
Old Boy
Meeker
Tye
Boston Transcript
Persia Turquoise Mines Through Eight Centuries
Persia contains the world’s most famed turquoise mines with eight centuries of activity, though the stones are also found elsewhere including Saxony.
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Persia
Saxony
First Money Earned Brings Custard Pie Lesson
A father recalls earning a five cent piece from a grocer for carrying potatoes and spending it to buy a custard pie. He kept the coin a few days to feel ownership, then traded it for simple joy rather than books or toys. The tale ends with a child’s reaction and a short newspaper-style quip about pride and favors.
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Indianapolis Press
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