Delia confronts Moray over custody and crime in upheaval
Delia claims her boy Willy as her child and threatens to involve the law while James Moray faces scrutiny from his wife and brother. A heated struggle ends with Moray's murder attempt and his sudden death as Delia and others react with shock and fear.
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James Moray
Delia
Ani
Jamen
Aelia
Ant Rome
Mary
Mrs. iMoray
William Mores
Willy
Wily
Indo Delta
Abe
Saya
Eleddea
Janos Mora
Jennies Blyth
Luestiis
James Matar
Rae
Moray
Demesne
Telia
James Sloray
Jsphoythin
Will Emindlin
Presson
Ant Phe
Tomei
Buckingham Palace
Detia
Mrs. Hephzibah
William Moray
Bay Cesely
Jamey
Fames
Sera James Morayr
Fiat
James
Howe
Cndmit
Lhall
Holloway
Earl
Big Brother
Sara James Morar
Fhena
Willy Lela
Lerares
Dames
Finn
Wally
Armishman
William
Little Willy
Jemmy
Timson
Tames
Niles
Lnwell
Rex
Fle
Ian Fsck
Gia Hifeakis Pegarda
Melicious Emilé
Delian
Ele
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Fimsnn
Della
Las
Vielin
Earth
Hhat
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Dow Vines
Aliens, Railroads and Discriminating Duties in Shipping
A historic piece argues that U.S. railroads are tied to foreign steamship lines, creating a near monopoly on ocean transport. It calls for protecting American shipping with discriminating duties to rebuild a robust merchant marine and sustain an auxiliary Navy.
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Srea
Interior
Atlantic
Nes
Johnies
Iekeon
Fobeer
Davies
CapHalisig
Stephen BB. Elkins
Mengiure
Cand Lin
Navy
Ape Transsatlantic Line
Rerrier
Terhans
Endopr
Congress
Mathis
Siner
American Goods Trade Signs and Costs in Debate
The excerpt argues for high U S manufacturing and warns against importing European goods. It cites over 50 million dollars in annual foreign purchases of American typewriters bicycles sewing machines and scientific instruments, plus millions abroad for heavy machinery and other products, totaling a trade balance in favor of the United States of around 600 million dollars. It urges protecting American industry and wine production, noting 34 million dollars yearly in French wine imports and calling for policies to keep value and jobs at home.
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United States
Spokane Chronicle
Oliver Twist
W W. Bates
e&x-Tnkied States Commissioner of Navigation
Farelei
Repulian Arid
Dheer
Folins
Feta Republican
American wine and ship protection in tariff debates
The piece argues that American vineyards and presses can rival French wines, condemning $4,000,000 yearly for foreign wines. It lauds protection for American producers, critiques party inconsistency, cites Dingley tariff as comprehensive and effective, and urges Congress to safeguard shipping and agriculture amid wartime needs. It mentions figures on exports and farm values, and comments on political fault lines.
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American Congress
Erie Dispatch
Value and Potency in Tariff Debates Across Nations
The text critiques tariff protection as a principle, citing the New York Mail and Expositor on failed export trade methods and a shift toward protectionism. It notes French Army health measures and mortality figures, highlighting sanitary reforms and data from 1867 to the early 1900s, with emphasis on water quality and workload issues.
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New York
le Journal of
Freind of
Paris
Fie
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