Confusing World Notes on Ships and Crops of 1890s Era
The article surveys yacht Defenders facing Valkyrie with American confidence, Swiss monopolies on matches, and volatile crop data noting flax and Celestia seed impacts. It highlights hopes for a safe contest, government shifts toward exclusive manufacture, and uncertain crop yields around 1894 1896.
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Europe
English Channel
Metric system debate gains interest in England and U S
Opinion grows in both nations for decimal metric measures noting Congress already endorses the system. Critics argue fiat and commodity value of gold complicate sound money, dismissing Patterson’s silver coinage ideas as ignorant and dangerous propaganda tied to foreign influence in American politics.
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England
United States
Congress
Stuart Patterson
Stecutive
Sound Money League of Pennev'renia
Rst
Bret
Patterson
Mr. Patterson
Salem
Potter
Europe
Sound Money League
Money League
the Public Ledger
Sienca
New York
Cleveland
Dept
American Protective Tariff League
Lee
League
Wall Street Plot to Drain Gold Reserve
The writer alleges Wall Street and bond negotiators including Morgan and Cook conspire to issue bonds and drain gold reserves. They claim a secret plan to force treasury gold out of the $190,000,000 level, harming the administration by mistaking moneyed interests for farmers and misreading the state. The piece likens financiers to sharks steering the government ship.
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Wall Street
Morgan
Cleveland
Jay Cook
J. Pierpont Morgan
Common Law of Finance
Selea Serea
Ship of State
Chicago
Prairies
Gentle Handling Turns Horses to Reliable Drivers
An experienced breeding expert credits success to kindness in stables. He argues harsh treatment breeds fear and nervousness, lowering value, while calm, humane handling trains horses as effectively as coaxing a child. Gentle trust builds docile, high ارزش driving horses.
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Costa
Change of climate in the midland valleys discussed
J R Sage argues against abrupt climate change, citing Jefferson and Humboldt, noting forests and winds do not alter climate. shows past weather scares from telegraph lines and fires as unfounded. He asserts climate remains fixed by nature, with the Gulf of Mexico humidity and boreal winds sustaining the region's productivity.
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United States
Thomas Jefferson
Europe
Aragzo
Moses
Palestine
Elias Loomie
New York
Catskill Mountains
Lenser Mountains
Hudson River
Mohawk Valley
Larned
Pacific
Colombia
Gulf
Arcticaes
Midland
Fashion's Fancies Describe Gowns and Fabrics Popular This Season
Fashion notes describe gauzy organdies in red yellow blue mauve and green trimmed with lace and white enamel buttons. White Dresden ribbon and rose pink designs decorate white dresses while black net over silk coats bodices and untrimmed silk skirts appear in mid summer styles. Spangled trimmings beaded passementeries and colored embroideries are in fashion along with Melton cloth tailors using it for jackets. A new tennis shoe combines a heel with a flat sole improving comfort on courts.
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Dresden
Melton
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Semple
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Kineviews
Horwen
J. R Sage
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Irector J. R. Sage
Lowe Weather Burert
Iowa Homestead
Humboldt
New England
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Hunt
Ieh
H. Burford