Inland freight and foreign labor notes in the press
The column surveys wage envy among professors and an Egyptian bone cargo found to contain human skulls for fertilizer. It notes winter public school travel hardships, anticipated Japanese immigration shifts, and Mexico’s labor needs. Various political, economic, and crime items follow, including rail robberies, bank reports, and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuer
New York
Alexandria
Egypt
Shakespeare
Imperial Cesar
Mexico
Japan
United States
Pacific
John Chinaman
Anxious Senate and House clash over Tucker bill
The Senate debates the repeal of federal election laws with Mr. Voorhees and Mr. Teller clashing over procedures and night sessions. In the House the Tucker bill faces stiff opposition as Democrats push to set aside time for debate and rule adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lombard Investment Company
Washington
Indiana
Michigan
New York
Frederick L. Ames
Boston
Siam
Feder
National Rolling Mill Co
McKeesport
Ceapuerennis
St. Joseph
Missouri
Belgian Anti-Slavery Society
Lake Tanganyika
Central Africa
Plymouth
Wilkesbarre
Pennsylvania
Fifth Avenue Millonaires
J. M. Norman
Denver
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Detroit
Richard Hoe
Wisconsin
Governor West
Utah
St. Louis
Ireland
Faribault
Minnesota
Alessandro Petion
Hayti
Bonney
International Congress of
Art Institute
United States
Albatross
Victoria
British Columbia
Alaska
American Protestant Association
Kansas City
Brooklyn
James J. Corbett
Asbury Park
Charles Mitchell
Coney Island Club
Mitchell
Rome
Vatican
Borghese Palace
Kendallville
Hallack
Canadian Express
Hamburg
Holland
Palermo
Leghorn
Kansas City, St. Joe
Council Bluffs Road
St. Joe
Doty
Parliament of Religions
Mohammed Webb
Frans Ferdinand
Spokane
Pacific
Carlin
War Department
Car Iin
Count Wurmbrand
Senate
Mr. George
Mississipppe
Voorhees
Teller
Stevenson
George
Gray
Delaware
House
Comec
Tucker
Lawe Pro
Supervisors of Elections
Peffer
Kansas
Pratt
Connecticu
Hoar
Hill
White
Allison
Mr. Wolcott
Anl
Yeas
Allen
Bate
Butler
Call
Dubois
Harris
Jones
Arkansas
Kyle
Martin
Oregon
Pettigrew
Power
Pugh
Roach
Shoup
Stewart
Wolcott
Brice
Caffery
Canden
Chandler
Faulkner
Frye
Gailinger
Gibson
Gordon
Gorman
Hale
Hawley
Higgins
Hunton
Lindsay
Lodge
McPherson
Mills
Murphy
Pasco
Platt
Proctor
Ransom
Smith
Squire
Stockbridge
Turple
Vilas
California
Mr. Voorhees
American Senate
Mr. Teller
Morgan
Committee On Accounts
Colorado
Mississippi
Eoch
Hans
Congress
Democrat
Capitol
Atie
Macaulay
England
Secretary of the Treasury
Don Cameron
Bank of France
Latin Union
Cleveland
Wyoming
Montana
Perkins
Palmer
Virginia
Brosius
Pueblo County News Roundup Touches Warnings and Crimes
A mixed Pueblo County digest reports a Christian Temperance Union convention note and surges over warrants and a Rio Grande matter. It mentions a Del Norte slaughter case, a jail escape linked to a policeman, and a Santa Fe railcar explosion near Irving Place Puebla. Carrie Chapman Catt tours Colorado for equal suffrage support.
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Pueblo County
Paquirer
del Nora
of Christian Temperance Union
South Park
del Norte
del N
Wheelock
Jacobos
Sunnyside
James K. Stratton
John Keenan
State Penitentiary
James
F.C. Schrader
Hank
James H. Robio
Denver
Irving Place
Puebla
Associado
Helen M. Reynolde
Carrie Lane Chapman
Colorado
Ledan
Chapmas
San Francisco
The
Rico
Wealth, Tax, and Race: Gould, Langston in Debate
A critical column argues wealth skews taxation as Jay Gould allegedly undervalued his estate, now taxed above 1 percent, while contrasting Langston's color politics with a philosopher's rhetoric. It cites Langston's Chicago African congress speech praising Black progress and self-acceptance, questioning assimilation desires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Gould
Plato
John M. Langston
Virginia
Congress
Chicago
Immigration fears as Canada accused of border traffic
Canadian newspapers attack U S immigration policy enforcement amid claims Canada profits from border traffic. They urge customs officials to stay vigilant and prevent smuggling of Chinese and other prohibited immigrants across the border.
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United States Treasury Department
Dominion
Canada
Wolf depredations drive hunting pact in county
A Casper Mountain tale reports Ceorrt returning with a pack of fifteen hounds to curb wolf predations across counties. He plans winter campaigns to seize hay, grain, and livestock, offering payments for each wolf killed. A Casper Tribune note hints at public measures and widespread efforts to control wolves.
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Ives
Casper Mountain
Casper Tribune
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Register
Res. Harper
Helen Louise Johnson
Table Talk
Nebraska
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