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Miles
Grip
la Grippe
Acura
Dr. Miles
Nervine
Washington Letter on Reciprocity Treaties in Congress
Washington Letter from January 23 discusses the failed push for reciprocity under the Dingley tariff bill. It notes Kasson’s negotiated treaties with Britain’s West Indies, France, and Argentina facing heavy opposition as various industry lobbies mobilize to defeat them while seeking to protect their own interests. The House committee is scrutinizing the matter amid mounting congressional pressure.
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Washington, D. C
Buncombe
Kasson
Blaine
Mitel
Ohio
British West Indies
France
Argentina
Congress
California
Connecticut
House Committee
Investigation Fails Over Secretary Gage Deal Rumors
The piece argues no formal inquiry into Secretary Gage’s ties with National City bank is warranted, despite whispers of banking policy manipulation. It contends deposits rose to about 17 million, payments were deferred, and a supposed embezzlement in the customs matter signals a need for scrutiny while noting Republican jockeying over a presidential nominee.
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Sulzer
Gage
National City Bank
Congress
Hepburn
Stilman
Wall Street
Central Pacific
Custom House
Vlee
New York
Payne
National Committee
New Yorker
Mark Hanna
Philadelphia
Messrs
Hanna
Platt
Metropolitan National Bank
Corn Exchange Bank
Chicago
BTM
Kange Bank
Hears, Roebuck & Co
Roebuck & CO. (Inc
Fulton, Desplaines and Wayman Sts
Chicaco
Freirit
Tilel Ghratkat Mangaln
Sane
Burdick
Democrats Aim for Big Gains Next Year Says Bryan
William Jennings Bryan predicts large gains for the Democratic party among wage earners and laborers harmed by trusts. He cites Ohio Maryland and Nebraska as signs of a nationwide shift toward free silver, denounces a single money standard and militarism, and asserts voters will reject Republican administration next year.
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Bryan
Ohio
McKinley
Maryland
Nebraska
Jones
McLean
Free Silver Forces
A Republican View on Europe and Philippine Treaty
Senator Hoar returns from Europe and argues that Americans misread abroad as they seek to exert liberty and public policy. He notes English amusement at U.S. stance, says eastern allies benefit from a united front, and suggests Cuba style provisions for the Philippines could have prevented war and created a new republic allied with the United States.
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Senate
Hale
Great Britain
United States
South Africa
House of Commons
Philippines
Europe
Hoar
Cuba
Japan
Uses and Abuses of the Flag in Far Flung Lands
The column argues the United States flag now spans the globe and prompts mixed feelings. It cautions readers to view imperial reach with scrutiny, noting bloodshed in Manila and flag protection over thriving rum shops, while condemning treaty practices in Sulu and polygamy and slavery tied to Western claims.
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North American Republic
Globe
Philippines
Manila
Sulu
Chicago
A Trust Iniquity and Imminent Market Crash
Overcapitalization by trust promoters has driven firms into combine deals by offering two or three times property value. The bloated stock and bond holdings require more capital to meet new demands, signaling a looming crash. The piece urges prosperous individuals to pay debts and brace for bad financial weather within a year.
Under the trusts a laborer born into slavery
The passage argues that under trust power a laborer is born into deeper servitude than before with no obligation on trust barons to care for workers when ill or to bury them after death. It frames the system as dehumanizing and exploitative across class lines.
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Trusts
Trust
Les
Secretary Long Threats Over Schley Praise Echo Narrow Spirit
Secretary Long displays a narrow spirit and bad temper as he uses temporary power to quell chorus praising Schley. The article notes his threats against supporters and attempts to suppress favorable sentiment toward Schley.
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Long
Schley
The Marriage Question and Unattached Males Surplus
An analysis of the United States marriage market shows about 5,427,767 bachelors and 3,224,494 spinsters nationwide. The West leads with ten bachelors per maiden, while states from Rhode Island to New York display substantial bachelor surpluses. Idaho, Wyoming, Arizona and several others report exceptionally high ratios. The data exclude widowed and divorced individuals.
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United States
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
District of Columbia
North Carolina
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Maine
Vermont
Maryland
New Jersey
New York
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Idaho
Wyoming
Arizona
Washington
Nevada
California
Colorado
Florida
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
New Mexico
North Dakota
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Texas
Utah
Montana
Oregon
Their Own Fault. Devoted Wives Find Themselves Bank Slaves
A column discusses self indulgent wives and the reversed roles in marriage, noting how overindulgent behavior can make husbands submissive and ungrateful, urging Angelina to demand respect. It contrasts this with a fashion guide for girls featuring a stylish frock described in detail, attributed to May Manton.
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Edwin
Angelina
Plain Girls and the Tact of Courtship
A worldly woman explains that plain girls marry sooner because they flatter men, pleasing vanity, while handsome women rely on flattery from men who lack tact to do so. Her observation contrasts both approaches to securing marriage and highlights social dynamics of courtship.
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Jexperience
Muni & Co
Scientific American
Lotice
Siggers
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Tribune
Freeland Tribune
THE
Tribune Printing Company, Limited
Main Street
Tos Rases
Manton
McMenamin’s
South Centre Street
Ster Niso
Alno
Ene
Esk Amenda
Tabidy
Forved
Wen On
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Sears, Roebuck & Co
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Raul
Sears, Rok & Co
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Express
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