Trade, labor, and nobility in England and America
A late 19th century column argues that trade and labor deserve honor across classes. It cites England’s mercantile rise, noble families now in commerce, and the role of merchants in public life. The piece criticizes social barriers and urges universal work and mutual prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Blackstone
Alfred
Elizabeth
Germany
Lord Foley
Earl of Dudley
Staffordshire
Lord Leigh
Earl of Northbrook
Earl ‘Hitswilliam
Duke of
Bernard
Barke
Agincourt
Disraeli
Europe
Rosseau
Nouvelle Heloise
House of Lords
Andrew Crewe
de Veres
Terrene
de Vere
Bohun
Mowbrey
Mortimer
Plantagenet
Prempeh of
Coomasaie
Daily Telegraph
Delthe
Mary
Carlyle
Tramps, charity, wills, and global war voices rise
The text blends calls for reform in Streator with a ticket system for tramp relief and a local will from Timothy Doolan. It also notes President McKinley’s April 11 message urging pacification of Cuba and mentions a Irish will, wartime sentiment, and charitable reforms amid a turbulent era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
McKinley
Associated Charities
Streator
Nois
Naperville
Pontiac
Timothy
Doolan
Berrydownberry
Clair
Tim
Mary
Paddy_O'Regan
Teddy
Amerikey
Steaven
Joane
Pete Rafferty
Cubs
Ingersoll on Cuba War and US Stand
Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll voices strong sympathy for Cuba and calls for Spain’s withdrawal, urging US resolve and asserting only decisive action will satisfy the American people. The piece blends political opinion with a sales note for Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin and local contest announcements for Marshall County events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Ingersoll
Spain
Cuba
Maine
Austria- Hungary
Italy
Prussia
France
Germany
Russia
England
McKinley
Marshall County
Henry
Wenons
Washburn
County Athletic and Oratorical Fund
Wenona
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Henry, Ill
P. B. Jacobs
Lees Angus
Bullsfor
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Aley
Ktrloo
Prince Memo
G. M. Calder
P.O. la Prairie Center
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George Burr
Jupiter
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Tennessee Dc
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de Medicis
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Venice
Tess
Republican
Cabal Isle
Tropic
Thea
West
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New-York
Scott & Bowne
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Hubinger Bros. Co
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Department of
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Pierre
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Bijou
Coen
Mal
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Jean le Blanc
Pelote
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Colin
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Thas
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Ira Barnhart
Putnaw
Sam Longmans
Putnam
C. L. Loomis
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Quinn
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Degen Bros
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Pepranee
Caeear
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Vieux Chaolin
Martha
Ofazne
Ameorica
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