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Newspaper

Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1889

Page

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A Midsummer Medley on Tariffs and Reform

The piece analyzes shifting political tides over tariff policy and prohibition across regions. It notes Democratic gains in Connecticut and New Jersey driven by wage-earners disillusioned with high tariffs, while Republicans gain in the Northwest farming belts despite protectionist talk. It discusses temperance losses in the East and West and the strategic need for cross-region unity before the elections.

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Trusts Resist Legal Challenge Says Boston Herald

The Boston Herald notes the Illinois Attorney General failure to sue the Chicago Gas Trust and argues it will be nearly impossible to overthrow trusts through existing laws. It cites skilled lawyers and careful drafting of combination measures, suggesting these trusts may survive court challenges.

The Boston Herald Illinois Chicago Gas Trust United States

Where They Weaken Inquest Fear and Womanly Nervousness

A St. Paul Pioneer Press reflection on coroners inquests notes witnesses grow timid when death is present. The coroner’s oath invokes the person whose body lies here dead, unsettling especially female witnesses who glance about for the corpse, though the body is rarely in the same room as the jury.

St. Paul Pioneer Press

Street Car Rush Causes Patient Waiting Woman

A woman nears a street car that has waited three minutes for her. She paces along one side seeking a seat but finds none and loops to the opposite side. The conductor remains silent, used to such delays, while newcomers show impatience.

Washington

Let Us Be Joyful in Natural Amusements

The piece observes nature enjoying playful acts from lightning and wind to snow and waves. It notes trees growing and rivers running as a cheerful view of the natural world. The tone is buoyant and reflective.

Scranton

The Ashes and a Pipe in De Witt Sterry’s Verse

Poem describes a solitary figure in a worn gown puffing a briar and watching ashes drift. The speaker revisits forgotten days and memories of love as smoke curls, while a judge named De Witt Sterry is referenced at the end.

de Witt Sterry Judge

New Cigar Horror Imitations Reach Market

A Pittsburg report warns of imitation cigar wrappers made from perfumed rye straw paper that mimic genuine tobacco leaf. A Pittsburgh iron tradesman learned from a New York tobacco drummer that this deceptive material, partly soaked in tobacco stem solution, imitates high quality wrappers and preserves tobacco flavor.

Commercial Gazette Norfolk New York State Pittsburger Pittsburg Commercial

Examinations Reveal Age and Education Gaps in Winners

Chief Clerk Webster notes that older candidates fare better than school children in exams. About 86 of 100 common graduates fail vs 17 of 100 high school graduates. Academic graduates show nearly 80 percent failure and business college grads improve only slightly. Most problems are simple arithmetic. some test converting large numbers between forms.

Webster Business College Washington

Indian Population in United States Shows Slow Growth

A New York Telegram summary notes the 1887 census shows 264 599 Indians on reservations with 21 300 mixed bloods. Births 4 794 deaths 3 888 yield a net gain of 0 33 percent except larger increases in New Mexico. Indian schools rise to 281 with 10 245 attendees costing 1 095 879.

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Education in the Russian Empire Shows Severe Gaps

The latest education report notes only 1,466,913 of 15,000,900 children attend schools leaving about 90 percent with no instruction. In sixty governments one secondary school serves 18,000 boys and 22,000 girls with just 63 percent of boys reach high school. Girls face even harsher limits and many schools are unavailable. The Science item adds that Russian schoolmasters are largely absent abroad. England’s life table shows births gain nearly two million years of life compared with 35 years ago.

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