Debated U S tariff aims and immigration impact
The Chicago Tribune argues McKin bill would shift European workers to the United States with higher wages boosting farm demand, while experts note skilled labor may avoid immigration and domestic factories meet home needs. A feasible path for growth cites reciprocity, exports, and subsidies, with health improvements linked to electric lighting for night workers.
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The Mule, the Farmer and the Manufacturer
A collection of brief items and editorial snippets contrasts labor and capital. It argues the mule and farmer toil while the manufacturer gains, with calls for railroad regulation, tariff power, and political critique, plus assorted notes on crime, weather, and public affairs from multiple sources.
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Tattered Battle Flag and Georgia's Biggest Rattlesnake
A Heber Stone bank exhibit displays a tattered battle flag linked to Jeff Davis' 1846 Mississippi regiment and Captain A. K. McClung, recounting valor at Monterey and the flag's capture. Separately, Georgia records its largest rattlesnake found in Lee County on Phil Cook's plantation, eleven feet long with nineteen rattles, killed after locals tracked it to the Kinehefoonee swamp.
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Abduction of Col Gaines's Child Stuns Houston Crowd
In Houston a dramatic kidnapping of Celeste Gaines, six, daughter of Col William P. Gaines of Austin, unfolds on a central street as nurse and abductor vanish with the child. Detectives, a $1000 reward, and Col Gaines's imminent arrival push the case toward a rapid rescue.
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