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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1910
Page
7
Republican tariff plan cited as scientific reform
A long analysis argues Taft era tariff revision should become a schedule by schedule process aided by a tariff commission. It defends Republican methods against Democratic criticism, praising expert study, transparency, and avoiding broad upheaval in industry. It notes revenues and costs for 1911 and seeks to curb lobbying and partisan bias.
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Bob Iezaues
Taft
Dewocrats
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Stariff
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Congress
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Democratic Party
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America
Elton Sa
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Republican Party
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Browne influence in Illinois Democratic platform criticized
Governor Deneen denounces Lee Browne for shaping the Democratic platform at the East St. Louis convention. Browne, a minority leader, chaired key committees and helped draft the platform amid bipartisan commentary. The Illinois State Register praised the governor’s stance against jackpotters, while other papers echoed Browne’s strong party influence and calls for reform.
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General “Assembly
General Assembly
Democratic Party
Illinois State Register
The
State Register
Finois General Assembly
Lee Browne
Echo
Link
Holtalaw
Llinoly, State Journal
Repub
Sthe-La Salle County
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Democrats of Ill
Posaibhy
Origin of restaurants tied to the French Revolution
The present restaurant form traces to the late eighteenth century French Revolution when noble chefs opened houses serving refined dishes. Public demand for good cookery grew, and culinary books like The Gourmand Almanack (1708) aided education. The term restaurant from restoring strength and reviving appetites.
Making Needles From Steel Wire And Finishing Processes
The article details needle production from steel wire cut by shears, furnace relleing, and straightening. Wires are ground, heads formed, eyes punched, then tempered by heat and cooling. Large batches of 49 000 to 50 000 needles are spread on cloths, dusted with emery, oiled, and soap treated before final rinse and packing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Fulton and the Clermont First Hudson River Voyage
The American Citizen reported Robert Fulton’s Clermont sailed from the North River near the State Prison to Albany at about four miles an hour. The article projected a Mississippi voyage to New Orleans as a future aim and noted potential commercial value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Clermont
Robert Fulton
Hudson River
Mississippi
New Orleans
North River
State Prison
Albany
Edward Hapuman
New York
Washington
West Tenth
West
Charles Streets
Greenwich Village
Confusing Exchange Over Cashier’s Missing Funds
A fragmentary dialogue shows a bank president and Ascum debating how much money the cashier took. They acknowledge knowing soon that a large amount was taken and discuss counting what was left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fes
Ascum
Old Cannon Whisky libel claims denied by Danville resident
In Vermilion county records, county clerk and U S Patent Office stamp a circular accusing Mr Cannon of Danville of saloon property ties and distillery involvement as libel. The notice asserts Old Cannon Whisky originates with a Kentucky distiller and predates by Civil War, while Speaker Cannon bears no affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial News
Danville
Cannon
Vermilion County
Washington
Gan
18Th Congressional District
Vermilion Street
Kentucky
Open Giver Harold’s Honest But Hidden Gift
Harold recalls his father’s habit of tithing a dollar weekly. He returns arrears by placing money in the church envelope but admits he removed the envelope and credits the plate with the amount himself. His father questions the handling of the envelope and Harold explains his action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Ties
Nobhody
Elephant Threnodies Honor Fallen Beasts In African Tales
Harper's Weekly reports Duchess of Aosta noting south central African natives treat elephant death as a sacred event. Hunters ascend the warm body to perform a ritual dance and chant praising the elephant and hunter, fearing the spirit of the fallen creature.
How Parchment Came to Be Used
The article notes that Egyptian papyrus shortage led Pergamos to adopt sheepskin parchment called perzamon a from which parchment derives. It mentions vellum made from calfskin and that medieval manuscripts were copied by monks, sometimes taking years to complete a single book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pergamos
Asia Minor
Perzamona
Gas pie lead in Geel dispute sparks family row
A Cleveland Leader item reports a local quarrel in Geel over a missing gas pie and a husband who allegedly forgot to leave it. The wife asserts he told her he forgot as he left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geel
Cleveland
Miona tablets promise quick relief for upset stomachs
An ad style notice touts Miona tablets claimed to calm dyspepsia in minutes and cleanse the stomach within days, with a money back guarantee. It also mentions Senator J P Dolliver’s death and sensational cures for skin problems, reflecting era style advertising.
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Miona
Keifer
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