The Old West Express Robbery and the Hunter's Trail
Captain Dickson recalls tracking three bandits who robbed an express car in the western mountains. He uses whisky bottle fragments and a route map to retrace their steps from Montrose to Ouray and Telluride, leading to a cabin where the culprits drank and gambled. The pursuit spans camps, mine towns, and rugged trails, ending with a tense standoff and discovery of loot.
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United States Secret Service
Wester Expresa
Capt
Dickson
Denver
Paris
Carter
Dandita
Rockies
Telluride
Ouray
Silverton
Vietime
Smoone
Dance Hills
Althomeh
Ealad
United States
Wade
Revetry
Wilfiout
Montrose
Bach Instrumente Featured At Stuttgart Royal Museum Concert
A recent concert in the Royal Museum hall in Stuttgart featured only seventeenth and eighteenth century instruments none electrified with modern gear. The royal couple of Wurtemberg attended and the highlights included Bach’s own instrument and another once played by Queen Louise of Prussia.
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Royal Museum
Stuttgart
Waurlemberg
Johann Sebastian Bach
Louise of
Prussia
Pittsburg Man Known For A Torrent Of Data
A Pittsburg man described as loaded with figures can list vast denominations of decimals. In a five minute talk he covers industries from natural gas to steel, petroleum, pipes, and even pickles. The speaker notes he must be provoked before revealing the full ledger of data.
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Pitteburzer
Pittaburg
Liarper
Tools of Trusts Protection Cry Invoked to Tax the People
A heated Senate exchange critiques tariff protection as a tool for benefiting American manufacturers. The piece targets Senators Aldrich Haller and Tralley, arguing protectionism harms consumers and channels gains to industry, labeling it a ceremony of special interests and political deception.
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United States Senate
Senator Haller
Aldrich
Init
Tralley
Ncessary
Nenon Wilmarth Aldrich
Adam Smith
John Stuart Mideen
Altoad
Pepublic
Sears Tal
Ad & Hatier
Internet of Eqatern
Petale
Oltartepore
Riathelifee
Wealth Tax Moves in Britain and U.S. Comparison
The article discusses new wealth taxes in England including death and legacy duties with rates from 5 to 15 percent, and a 68 percent figure on a wealth measure. It contrasts these with U.S. moves such as a gasoline tax and notes Britain and Germany taxing wealth rather than poverty as a policy trend.
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England
Prithvic Bhewe
New York
Great Britain
Germany
Wasting Talk and Patience in Tariff Debate
The Atlanta Constitution laments the lengthy tariff debate as wasteful theater with no real effort to illuminate schedules or secure public interest. It argues five House members and any Senate member hold final authority, rendering the proceedings a display of forced rhetoric and bureaucratic delay.
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Senate
Atlanta Constitution
Let Them Expect Aldrich Has the Votes
Topeka Journal reports political mood with Aldrich as expected victor. Voters demand lower living costs via Dingley rate revision, despite Republican platform signaling guidance from Senator Aldrich.
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Aldrich
Republican
Topexa Journal
Rep
Tariff Reform Debate Noted by Memphis Commercial Appeal
The Memphis Commercial Appeal notes that the Republican party adopted the phrase tarif recielon in a way that clarified it meant the opposite of tariff reform, signaling a strategic shift in its stance and messaging.
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Republican Party
Tarif Recielon
Memphis
Menace to Public Morality in Tax Debate Speech
Senator Rayner of Maryland denounces high tariffs as a danger to morality while acknowledging the difficulty of obtaining honest tariff declarations. The piece critiques public understanding of taxation ethics and highlights the debate over federal duties and import prices with a skeptical, era-specific voice.
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Rayner
Maryland
United States
Marvtend
Sugar Tari Outrage and trade policy debate sparks protests
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses tariffs affecting sugar and tea imports, with disputes referencing American interests, foreign competition, and prices. It mentions advocates and policymakers, but the text is garbled, lacking clear dates or names. The piece hints at public reaction to tariff measures and potential consumer impact.
Statesman Remarks On Tariff Bill At Banquet
A well known statesman speaks at a banquet about tariff plans and lobbying. The article alleges a manufacturing lobbyist claimed a 0 percent profit and hopes to push duties to 120 percent to protect a product. It argues increased duties harm consumers and do little for infant industry, urging more prudent subsidies and equal opportunity.
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Washington
Biler
Col A Marcel
Senate
Aldrich Facing Tariff Turmoil Sparks GOP Debate
Ambiguous OCR fragment hints at disappointment over pending tariffs and party tensions within Republican ranks. Mentions Aldrich, tariff rates, and unease among some party factions.
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Worneany Mank
Moston Trap
Lodge Remarks Misquoted In Fractured Report
Fragmentary text shows Henry Cabot Lodge misquoted by a speaker denying pledge or review stance on tariffs. The overheard exchange suggests crossed wires and unclear timing, with hints of tensions over policy direction.
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Norbody
Henry Cabot Lodge
Mr Lodge
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