Protection for Agriculture Emphasized by Dudley Address
The Late Thomas H. Dudley of New Jersey urged strong protection for agriculture, noting 22 000 000 Americans rely on work, with about 1 090 000 in farming. He argued farming underpins all industry and requires both product protection and access to markets for surplus. He warned without incentives to produce and sell, farmers cannot sustain livelihoods.
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United States
Fordo
Thomas HW. Dudlew
New Jersey
Competition Among Farmers and Global Wheat Threats
The article surveys labor costs across nations, noting low foreign wages pressuring American farmers as India and Russia boost wheat output. It argues for reducing production costs through irrigation and rail transport investments to stay competitive in world markets. It references McKinley era concerns and cautions on domestic economic resilience amid rising global competition.
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Britain
Agricultural Department
France
Holland
Austria
Germany
Ikussi
United States
India
Rusia
Leyvakt
William McKinley
Bomb Throws Chaos in French Chamber of Deputies
Paris December 11 a bomb hurled from the gallery during a deputies session caused panic and injuries including women. Vaillant, badly wounded, confessed to the act after police interrogation and named himself as the bomber. He said he sought to strike at President Dupuy and create a dramatic sensational shock to the institutions.
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Chamber of Deputies
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Nail
Marchal
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Valliant
M. Dupuy
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Levy
Benuis
von Caprivi
Germany
Provisional Government Still in Power in Hawaii
A steamship from San Francisco and Honolulu arrived with reports that the provisional government remains in power in Hawaii and opposes restoring the monarchy. Officers and passengers describe a tense mood as business leaders await U.S. actions, and pro monarchy forces vow to resist any move to reinstate the queen.
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Yusulowy
Dee
Francisco
Honolulu
Hawaii
United States
Cleveland Night Wake
Suspended animation case shocks Militsch funeral
Militsch Prussian Silesia reports a major's wife thought dead and funeral planned after a fourth day delay she suddenly rises from her coffin in a trance. In Washington Mrs Porter widow of Admiral Porter dies at 74, a Peterson sister and Paterson descendant. Ind scene notes Star woolen buildings damaged in a late December incident with job losses and disrepair.
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Admiral Porter
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Knights of Labor elects new general executive board in Boston
The newly elected general executive board members James Sovereign of New York and Henry B. Martin of Minnesota were chosen at a Faneuil Hall meeting held Wednesday night with about 800 attendees. attendance appeared small for the event.
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Marlboro
Henry B. Martin
Nesota
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Knights of Labor
Faneulhall
Prendergast Trial Opens with Prosecution Preview
Assistant State's Attorney Todd opened the Prendergast trial with an outline of the prosecution and paid tribute to Mayor Harrison. He argued the defendant was sane at the time, noting the assassin's self-preservation and calm during the shooting as Prendergast grew pale and visibly affected.
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Harrison
Lincoln
Garfield
Wade
Asanasin
Pute
Seven Men Crushed In Icehouse Roof Collapse
A Baltimore and Ohio railroad carpentry crew tore down Swift & Company’s icehouse when the roof collapsed burying seven men. Six likely fatally crushed. Injured include William Rinker Bellaire Ohio foreman Edward Hucuell Barnesville Ohio Joseph Pickering Burigayville Ohio Edward Stein Spencers Ohio Richard Roberts Barnesville Ohio John Barson Gibson Ohio.
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Ohio Railroad
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Williaw Rinker
Bellaire
Edward Hucuell
Barnesville
Joseph Pickering
Burngayille
Edward Stein
Spencers
Sex Lidken
John Barson
Gibson
Beck
Two young girls die in fire at Daleville
P Beckham's house in Daleville, Dalu county, burns to ground killing his two daughters Laura 19 and Lizaia 11 who were cremated alive. Laure recovers Mint Ligeia but is carried from burning building as balcony collapses, shrieks heard, bodies later found burned.
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Daleville
Dalu County
P. Beckham
Laura
Lizaia
Laure
Straw as Winter Feed Sparks Farmer Debate in New Yorker
Farmers from Illinois New York and Virginia share practices for feeding straw to livestock. Techniques include stacking into tall semicircular stacks, yarding and feeding at racks, steaming and moistening straw, mixing with ground corn or fodder, and feeding cows horses and pigs on shredded or bright straw. Proponents cite reduced waste and better intake, while labor and applicability vary by farm.
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Famper
New York
Virginia
Gill
Feeding Yor Begs and Grafting Experiments Recounted
The Farm Journal discusses feeding routines for hens with morning, noon, and night rations including mixtures of corn meal oats meat and vegetables. It also reports on Professor Bailey's grafting tomato onto potato plants yielding upper tomato growth and lower potato growth, noting it challenges earlier grafting conclusions.
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Farm Journal
Baily
Corell
Professer
Boy seeks cork leg by collecting stamps in Illinois
Fred Ullrich of Sycamore Illinois collects 1 090 000 canceled postage stamps to win a cork leg after a mastiff attack nearly killed him. Miss Alice Smith of Hibbard Spencer Bartlett Co aids the boy by sending 100 pound bag of stamps and removing envelopes as part of the effort.
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Express
Alice Smith
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co
Chicago
Murderous Despair Ends in Poison Pact at Main Street Store
A prominent Main Street merchant attempted suicide with his wife after planning self harm. They purchased poison at a western city drugstore, both swallowed it, the wife died, the husband survived after medical aid, and the incident drew attention to quack cure ads and sensational warnings.
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