Public debate over Porto Rico tariffs and citizenship rights
A serialized voice from national politics debates tariff policy in Porto Rico, arguing for free trade and constitutional rights. It cites Senate lines from Hoar, Davis, Nelson, Reed, and Reed’s cautions, warning against taxation without representation and urging protection of American citizenship for Porto Ricans.
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Secrethy Gage
Touse of Representatives
Congress
Mik Chaitman
Porto Rico
Wi Ie
Burto Rico
Thomas I. Reed
Iy Empires
Dent of the
Soppaliens
Pary
Benjamin Harsisen
Ateniy
Kia
Tom Tariifs
Suirs
Porta Rico
Jealynefren
United States
Union
Montiglis
Numkal
Porto Itico
Bove Rico
P. C. Hanne
Robert B. Anna
Jefferson
Jeffernon
Joseph Simon
Oregon
Thaye
Cushann H. Davis
Minnesota
Porce Commission
Redfield Proctor
Repub-Lcan
Vermont
Tree Wade
Supubmn
Porto Riea
Edmunds
Porto
Senate
Gonzales
Don
Charles FE
Mayoon
Thad
Moe
Rien
Unites States
Caneress
Rico
United
Jay Ces
Porto Riva
Berto Rico
John Marshall
Supreme Court
Paris
Weill
Forte Rica
Wulralisny
Crawtpacker
Seine Lim
Eaviene
oWilliam J. Bryan Iwihune
Peante
Chicaxa
Markets Steady as Wheat and Corn Edge Higher
Trading quiet with provisions easing, May and July contracts show small gains in grains. Liverpool and Manila factors anchor prices while receipts stay light. corn firm but choppy with notable activity in oats and pork futures ends mixed.
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Chlonga
Liverpool
May
Ose
Loewsocelor
Wong
Minneapolis
Snd
Duluth
Witge
Jother Grabis
Bate
Tuly
Otig
SCLO@EGZ
Chicago Live Stock Market Report
Chicago receipts reach 2,500 cattle with mixed demand as steers hold at 4.85 to 5.85 for good to high grades, lighter cattle steady to lower. Heifers range 8.25 to 4.90, bulls 2.75 to 4.50, Texas fat steers 4.00 to 5.25, market slow with limited bidding and substantial variety in classes.
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Chicago
F.bow
Texas
Texas Bulls
Aday
Wurrow
Fort Wayne Market Report April 25
Fort Wayne Ind April 25 daily market items list grain and flour prices for Spring Wheat and Winter per barrel. Seeds wool butter chickens and honey noted with varying prices. readable OCR fragments include several product names and unit prices.
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Butler
Unclear Commodity Prices Reported in Obscure List
Fragmentary OCR lists various goods with inconsistent prices including Beeswax 20c, Feathers, Bran and Hay entries with mixed currency formats. Several items show garbled names and amounts, yielding an unreliable price ledger with partial values.
Sunday School Notes and Local Happenings Nudderton
Sunday school reports a good session and a convention at St Toe attended by the Superintendent. Local updates note Witzsehe entering the gaille business and Wiliam Gott wishing him success. Owen Tell of Pleasant township now manages Ye Stockwell firm. Chauncey Fainsett shows a fast horse with a 2 40 record. J Rey Buller promotes farming with new tools. Prohibition evangelist J C F McMahen to preach. trustee McQuiston busy with renumeration notices. Cavinty Sunday School superintendent Craig loses his horse. J C F McMahen to Wallen next Sunday. townwide convention planned for ay 4 and 26. W A Hillis to attend central district. more speakers expected.
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W.d. DeVilbiss
Gott
Wiliam
Owen Tell
Pleasant Township
Ye Stockwell
Chauncey Fainsett
Chiwrcey
Butler
J Rey
Buller
McQuiston
Cavinty Sunday School
Craig
J. C. F. McMahen
Wallen
Willie
W. A. Hillis
Central District
Brother McNaken
Pensle
GE. McMplen
Goat wife of Poland advertises three months in Sentinel
The notice mentions the goats, Barred Plymouth, Glickens and an eye denon now here. It says a three month advertisement will run in The Sentinel and wishes them well, noting they have something good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Sentinel
Plymouth
Sunday School Convention Plans in Fel River Township
Fel River township K Watterson announces the Bel River Baptist church gathering on May 5 from 9 to 12. The program features Brot Hyatt in charge of music and a series of talks by local educators and officials on Sunday school work, teacher training, singing, and township convention methods.
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Fel River
Township
K. Watterson
Bel River
H. Hyatt
Ray
Toklau
Othe Catron
F Vardentine
S. Hull
Dte Maeken
Crale Sprimary
I. Binkley
Dupuriance
B. Cavill
Soke Pratt
Immigration Shift Prompts Steel Agent Inquiry Coastward
The state department orders a steel agent to Paritic coast to examine the influx of Japanese workers to the area. Immigration from Japan to the United States surged recently, raising suspicion that men are arriving as contract laborers.
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Washington
Laiswy Department
United States
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