Good Beginning in Arbitration Outlook Across Atlantic
Marshall Mich April 3 1896 commentary argues for peace between England and the United States over the Venezuelan dispute. It praises Salisbury for changing stance, predicts a permanent arbitration treaty, and notes Ireland US voters favor arbitration to aid pockets. It references figures Yorburgh and Moret, discusses Cuba Gibraltar claim and Greer County decision adding land to Indian Territory. It mentions Coban expedition and Coban patriots, with Collazo Hernandez and Entrada aiding the Cuban cause.
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Victoria
England
United States
Buncombe
Huncombe
Americas
House of Commons
Robert A. Yorburgh
Greer County
Texas
Red River
Indian Territory
Supreme Court
Austria
Coban
Collazo
Hernandez
Entrada
Cattlemen Seek Reciproc ity to Restore U S Beef Trade
Delegates from the National Live Stock Association testified before a congressional committee that U S beef exports have plummeted from 95 000 live cattle weekly under old reciprocity to about 8 000 weekly now. They claim a $40 million annual loss and urge renewed reciprocity to shield American livestock producers from foreign barriers.
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United States
National Live Stock Association of
Germany
France
National Live Stocks Association
Congress
Uitlander and Boer clash over dual loyalties in Transvaal
Article critiques foreign residents in the Transvaal seeking both British citizenship and Boer authority. It argues such dual allegiance would destroy national identity, notes taxation and language schooling issues, and references debates on marriage law protections for American women. The text also cites financial mechanics of national bank bonds and moral observations on duties to children.
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Transvaal
Review of Reviews
Shaw
Ealablich
Anpport
Steve
Matthew Maraball
New York
Spu
United States Treasury
Hypnotism and Hysterics Stir Public Fear in Century End
A historical discourse argues that mass hysteria and fear of hypnosis reflect social anxieties. It notes that only those who defect their will to hypnotists are at risk while stressing that genuine control remains with the individual despite suggestible behavior.
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Jeval
New England
Angela
New York
Brooklyn
United City
Greater
Farmers and Factories Interdependence Highlighted
A correspondent shows how farms and cotton factories in South Carolina bolster each other. The Piedmont and Pelzer mills now run 175,000 spindles. nearby land values and farmer prosperity have risen as mills supply work, food, and wood, transforming farms within ten miles.
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South Carolina
Piedmont
Pelzer
Anderson
Greenville
Hanaca
National Legislature Proceedings Reported From Congress
Proceedings from March 27 to April 1 describe senate and house activity on the legislative appropriation bill and sundry civil measures. Key items include changes to attorney and marshal fees, naval appropriations for ships and torpedo boats, post office subsidies, and a proposed banking commission. The reports mention executive sessions and adjournments, with debates over pensions, war claims, and bond sales investigations. Names such as Sherman, Hill, Cannon, and Shuford appear amid references to New Mexico, Chicago damages, Indianapolis buildings, and Erie Canal improvements.
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Washington
Senate
Sherman
House
Heatwala
Ning
Servate
United States
New Mexico
Hill
Dutois
Frya
Walcott
Cannon
Sorvico
Chicago
Caiéson
Indianapolis
Washixaton
George
Dupont
Democrata
Clauso
New York
Erie ‘Canal
Locke
Shuford
North Carolina
Indiana Man Confirmed United States consul at Nantes
Indiana man Clement J. Dietrich was confirmed in executive session as United States consul at Nantes France. Other notes cover the battleship Indians docked at Port Royal S C amid navy relief, a fatal ship and fire news, and obituaries of Edward King in Brooklyn aged 49.
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Indiana
Washington
Senate
Clement J. Dietrich
United States
Nantes
Trance
Wasalsaton
Port Royal
S. C
Navy Department
Edward King
Brooklyo
Death and cures from Dr Williams Pink Pills told in Kendall
A Kendall farmer Absalom Haradine recounts a decade of illness diagnosed as locomotor ataxia and paralysis tests by many doctors, then improved after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills. A Ithaca veteran, Freese, also credits the pills for recovery from war injuries and nerve pain. The article touts widespread use, with Haradine and Freese providing sworn statements and noting local sale in West Kendall.
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Absalom Haradine
West Kendall
Haradine
O’brien
Douglass
Dre
Bamber
Little
Gillett
Gleason
Holeman
Carpenter
Lewis and Conk
Doctora
Albion Weekly
William A’ Pink Pilla
Parma
de. Williams’ Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Albion
D. J. Root
Ithaca
N.Y
Demarradé
Carl
Varna
Battle of
Gettysburg
76Th Regiment
Coe
Freese
Williams
Parallela
Apa Ake
Yeah
Williama
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
N.Y. Y
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