Beett sugar tariff fights loom in 58th congress
The article warns that insurgents in the last session will resist reciprocity and be aided by Republican allies in the House. It argues the Senate cannot ratify treaties affecting government revenues without House consent and predicts clashes over tariffs, naval policy, and ship subsidies amid looming political maneuvering in 1904.
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Salem tale of a tapestry and a carpet swap
In Salem a woman kept a large tapestry hidden away in a back street find. Mr Miller bought the “queer picture thing” from her for a carpet swap, exchanging for a bold red and green pattern to finish her best room, a rare mutual satisfaction.
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A Great Worry Cure Through Common Sense
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Orphan Child Challenges Professor in Study
A well known professor raises a bright boy who at age four returns with a forlorn chicken. The boy denies parental figures and jokes that the chicken has no mother or father, claiming it is simply a cold lamp. The exchange highlights a playful moment in a domestic study.
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It Makes Them Wild Wave Commentaries
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Puget Sound touted as future seaport and manufactory hub
The excerpt extols Puget Sound as a favorite region with rich history scenery and thriving commerce. It forecasts it becoming a major seaport and industrial center and promotes Northern Pacific Railway literature offering a six cent book by general passenger agent Chas S Fee from St Paul Minnesota.
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