Pullman Sleepers and Dining Cars Highlighted on Main Lines
The Chicago Milwaukee and Saint Paul Railway markets its Pullman Sleepers and the finest dining cars as part of its main lines with emphasis on courteous service from company staff.
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Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Dakota
Northwest
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapols
Portage
la Crosse
Winona
Ortonville
Aberdeen
Ellendale
Eau Claire
Stillwater
Wausau and Merrill
Beaver Dam
Fond du Lac
Oshkosh
Waukesha
Oconomowoeenero
Madison
Prairie du En
Owatonna
Mankato
Faribault
Beloit
Jamesville
Mineral Point
Elgin
Rockford
Dubuque
Clinton
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Tama
Des Moines
Council
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railway
Farmer Hari's Conversations on the Tariff
A dialogue for the people presents Hari explaining tariff policy and its effects on farmers. The piece frames tariffs as a tool to protect domestic agriculture and prompts public discussion on trade measures.
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Hari
Reformer Voices in Tennessee Suck Debate on Tariffs and Lands
A dialogue between farmers and Democrats critiques Republican tariff policy and land grants. They accuse the party of catering to capital, pushing heavy taxes on labor, and ceding western lands to corporations, while urging administrative reform and foreign markets to aid farmers and workers.
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Moore
Hart
Farmer
Fishback
Republican Party
Congress
Morrison
Washington
Wooley_Fishback
Beecher
Curtis
Schurz
Peelle
Wooley
Blaine
Chicago
New York Herald
Union
Tennessee Suck
Virginia
Indiana
Tennessee River
Moses
Jay Gould
Croesus
Senator Thurman
Ohio
Republican Judiciary Committee
Senate
Union Pacific Railroad
Thurman
Thomas R. Cobb
Cobb
United States
Logan
Grant
Hayes
Arthur
Sare de Pauze
Farmer—Li
Democratic Party
Holman
McAdoo
New Jersey
Hopkins
Pennsylvania
Voorhees
Kuweas
Wyoming
Hendricks
Cleveland
O'Neill
N. J. Hammond
Georgia
Congressional debate cites 1864 act and labor import needs
Mr Hammond asks for a suggestion, Mr ONeill confirms. The discussion revisits the 1864 July 4 act as to labor costs and the argument for importation raised by John Sherman.
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Mr. Hammond
Missouri
Mr. O'Neill
Hammond
John Sherman
Rally Cry From West Echoes In Pro War Song
A fragment praises unity and victory with a shout for Thomas A. as a figure who will lead to triumph on the hill. The lines invoke farm shop and mill communities uniting in a shared effort.
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Thomas A
Estherville grows fast in northwest Iowa optimism and growth
A State Register dispatch from Estherville notes rapid population growth and land for farms, with new improvements and a chance to buy good homes on favorable terms within five years. It cites local bankable activity, street railway talks, and industrial prospects in nearby towns.
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State Register
Estherville
Theorthwestern
Iowa
Dubuque County
Peosia
Peter Lees
Worthington
Epworth
Dubuque
Johnson
Equire Peavy
Peosta
Squire Desmond
Lees
le Mars Globe
Col. Strait
Woodward
Swan and Boser Land and Cattle Company
Indiana
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Fort Dodge
Davenport
Toledo
Tama City
Vanderbilt heirs face massive losses from ill-timed bets
A New York dispatch to the Cincinnati Enquirer reports William II Vanderbilt and his sons have lost nearly fifty million dollars over recent years in varied speculative ventures. The piece notes later returns are waning in Carroll Medina and Geauga counties.
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William iI. Vanderbilt
New York
Cincinnati Enquirer
Carroll
Medina
Geauga
President delays action on Commissioner post after Congress meeting
The President will not act on appointing a Commissioner of favor until Congress meets. Jarrett, nominated by the President and Senate-confirmed, has his commission withheld due to remarks in a public speech. The office remains vacant amid this dispute.
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Moore
Farmer
Wooley
Ingalls
Seveltteen
Senate
Congress
Jarrett
Europe
Secretary of the Treasury
Department of State
London
Liverpool
France
Italy
George T. Olmstead, Jr
Arizona
Greenwich
Brazil
San Domingo
Duchess of Persigny Feuds Over Estate After Japan and Cannes Spree
The Duchess of Persigny, descendant of Marshal Ney, is a wealthy widow with lavish tastes spending 40 000 in Japan and 250 000 for a Cannes villa. Her son has sought legal control of her property to prevent further dissipation. A year of pleasure fades but pain remains as markets report 250 000 clams sold in New York City season.
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America
Great Britain
Moore
Joaquin Milier
The
Sierras
Liberty
Ind
Joaquin
Mary
Richardson
Rads
Metropolitan National Bank of New York
Riddle
Reiber
Pennsylvania Bank
T. J. Watson
Pennsylvania
Easton
Vermont
James Legg & C ©O
Providence
Rhode Island
Maysville Mills
Burrellville
New York State Clothing Co
Plattsburg
N. Y
Marshal Ney
Duchess of Persigny
Japan
Cannes
New York City
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Troug & Co
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R. ER
Canada
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Gen.Pass. Agt
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J.T. Clark
O. H. Heafforde
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Taenyy
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Qurpnang
Seynv
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Rkue
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E. L. Dudley
R.S. McMurrray
Sup’t. Co
P&t. A
Rock Island & Pacific R’y
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Geneseo
Moline
Pullman
Missouri River
Albert Sea
Seneca
Kankakee
Newport News
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la Fayette
R. Cable
E. ST. John
T & Cen
Gen'l T’k't & Pase
R Ag’t
Plac
Frank Hurd
India
Hurd
Weil
Loja
Leon
State News
Cherokee
H. L. Stout
First Congregational Church
Wilson
J. H. Duffus
Capitol
Popular Science Monthly
South
Lawrence L. Cauley
Philadelphia
Mamie Benson
Cauley
Lancaster Watch Factory
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Lizzie Wallace
Cumberland Valley Road
Harvey Foster
Checkman
Canada Southern
Samuel Woods
Fletcher
John Galaghan
Nelson Helfrick
St. Boniface
Cambria County
Farmer Gates
Duquesne Club
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Wamsutta Woolen Co
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