The American Invasion praised by The London Mail
The London Mail notes the American invasion of English markets with American labor products. It cites cottons, pig iron, tin plate, steel, coal and more sold in Manchester, Lancashire, Cardiff, Sheffield, and Newcastle. The piece extols American manufacturing prowess and global commerce.
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London Mail
England
Mail
Manchester
Lancashire
Cardiff
Sheffield
Newcastle
United States
America
Surplus Tax Critique Of Republican Policy
A partisan critique argues that the apparent surplus in the U.S. Treasury results from wartime taxes and tariffs shifted to consumers. It accuses Republicans including Hanna and McKinley of unjustly benefiting financiers while the public pays through higher prices, indirect taxes, and protective tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hanna
McKinley
Republican Party
Mrs Jennie Carter Purchases Knoll Property in City
Mrs Jennie Carter bought the Knoll property in his city last Saturday for 350 dollars, as reported by the Dover Tribune.
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Jennie Carter
Dover Tribune
U S Agricultural Exports Grow Across 12 Nations
Frank Hitchcock reports twelve countries closed the year ending June 3rd received over 10.9 million of our farm products totaling 844,616,550 dollars. UK bought nearly half, solidifying England as America’s best customer and linking farm trade with commercial peace while reducing incentives for rivals to form trade pacts against the United States.
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Frank Hitchcock
Agricultural Department of
United States
United Kingdom
Great Britain
England
Capital for Texas fuel for growth noted in charters
The filing of the Houston Oil Co charter with the Texas secretary and the chartering of Kerby Lumber Co, each with ten and thirty million dollars capital, promise to advance Texas development. The oil company will prospect oil fields, while Kerby Lumber Co is described as the world’s largest lumber firm, signaling bright prospects for Texas and neighboring Missouri and the southwest.
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Texas
Houston Oil Co
Kerby Lumber Com
Oil Company
Lumber Company
Missouri
Southwest
St Louis On Time for Exposition Opening
The Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company directors press ahead to open the fair on schedule. Missouri pride shines as Kansas City builds a convention hall after a great fire. Higginsville notes a Patriotism celebration by Judge Chinn and Attorney Vivian, while local leaders seek relief from county seat turmoil.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Kansas City
Higginaville
Chinn
Vivian
Lexington
Higginsville
Jauberb
Turbulent Macedonia garrisons form finance committee
Turkey’s unpaid soldiers prompt Kilifiklh and Vodena garrisons to seize treasury funds and split them among themselves. Odessa endures three fires last week, including Baggerly Milling Co and the C. and A. depot. Camden residents fear a panther sighting as locals report unusual big cats. A Kansas City burglar outruns two mounted officers on a bicycle in broad daylight. The dry spell worsens pests like mosquitos and flies.
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Turkey
Kilifiklh
Vodena
Macedonia
United States
Odessa
Baggerly Milling Co
Geo. W. Marquis
Kansas City
Democratic Journals Overlook Hana as GOP Ringmaster
The piece notes Hana's control within the GOP and his tariff reform stance shaping party actions. It reflects on Philippine casualties, civil administration post Fourth, local council activity, a tile factory in Richmond, and various Missouri notes including weather, crops, and community events. It mentions Hardin, Jefferson City area farmers, and Angora goats as weed cleaners.
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Hana
GOP
Concordia Rural Delivery Starts and Local Jobs Update
Concordia's rural delivery began last week with Herman Schlickerman as carrier. The Corder brick yard is producing more brick than ever. Concordia Canning Company sold its corn canning apparatus to Trenton Canning Company. Odessa council named Harvey Brown electric plant superintendent, Ben Porter nightwatch, Geo McNeel cemetery sexton. W A Marquis, son of the county assessor, named principal of public schools in Wooton Wells Texas for a third term. Lilayette county boys’ advancement celebrated.
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Concordia
Herman Schlickerman
Odessa
Harvey Brown
Ben Porter
Geo. McNeel Sexton
W. A. Marquis
Issessor
Wooton Wells
Texas
Lilayette County
Bandits Escape With About $40,000 From Great Northern Robbery
Recent reports say the robbers who hit the Great Northern railroad escaped into the mountains with about 40 000 dollars. Local authorities pursue the suspects as officials describe the heist and the quick getaway through rugged terrain.
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the Intelligencer
G. Neale
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Chareh Im
Camden
Ray County
Emi
Philippine Island
Odesan
Ond
Richmond
Polo
Jefferson City
Oak Grove
Hardin
Fox
Woodyard
Bosworth Sentinel
Lenora Clark
Kansas City Hay Press Company
Marceline
John B. Robinson
Geo. Alcorn
Memphis
John S. Ankney
State University
Columbia
Zimmermann Grove
Jimson
County News
Corder
Concordia Canning Company
Trenton, Mo
M. D. Wilson
Mound City Co
Varnishes
Ck&c
Crenshaw & Young
Steele Ranges
Geo. F. King
Tel
W. G. Muscrovs
Sam’t I. Davind
Mullenix
Cor
Franklin i
Harris-Anderson Lumber
Lee
J. J. Rhodes
M’g'r
W. W. Corse, M'G'r
Wellington, Mo
Michard Pirld
Andrew
Geo
M. Catron
Morrison-Wentworth Bank
Regula
Richard
Opd
Jom
Bent J. Morehon Rawites
Cotron
Otos
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