Florida lawlessness linked to Quincy deputy marshal murder
A 1990 Philadelphia Press dispatch condemns Florida terror linked to the Quincy murder of Deputy U.S. Marshal Saunders. It argues federal authority falters in Gadsden and Madison counties, calling for decisive federal action to enforce U.S. law and protect agents amid local resistance and violence. The Hartford Courant Rep and New York Mail and Express Rep. echo urgent federal intervention to restore order and protect rights.
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Two Views Concerning Russia and Ostracism as Pressure
A Philadelphia Ledger opinion argues nations could pressure Russia by ostracism until it reforms its treatment of political prisoners in Siberia. The piece calls for civilized states to withhold relations and to enforce decency, comparing Russia to cannibals to justify collective action.
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McKthley's Tail Bill Contested By Whisky Interests
The article critiques Congressman McKthley's proposed tail bill granting three years bonded status for imported goods with a single exception Amexican whisky. It argues the clause targets whisky dealers, denying equal rights under U S law and labeling their product as obnoxious and dangerous, calling the provision insulting and dangerous weaponized policy.
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Botfort
United States
Cali
Free Raw Materials Demand Shapes Tariff Reform Debate
The piece critiques calls for free raw materials as a populist rallying cry to broaden tariff reform. It argues the term is vague, enabling supporters to dodge specifics while tying many manufactured goods to their raw inputs. It warns the Cobden Club influence and fears misled voters.
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United States
Forte Bli
Cobden
Salt Lake Election Sparks National Debate on Mormon Power
Reprint of editorials and extracts from New York Tribune Philadelphia Ledger Rochester Democrat and Chronicle and Chicago Inter Ocean arguing Salt Lake City election signals a turning point against Mormon hierarchy in Utah. They praise Gentile victory as civilization advancing and call for broader educational reforms and political pressure to limit church authority. The discussions emphasize long‑standing control over land resources and population in Utah.
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the Nile
Ita Mountains
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United States
Philadelphia Ledger
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Literary notices and magazine previews from a late 19th century issue
The item previews forthcoming National Magazine content, including an Interistic article by Professor Scheiedé-Vere, Biblical Literature pieces by Wy Harkitia, and notes on the National Chranatin Library. It also promotes Captain Charles King stories in Lippincott's Magazine, Scriber's Magazine features, and essays on Lamb, Church, and hypanism, with additional notes on irrigation and public figures like Edison.
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Scheiedé-Vere
University of Virginia
Quinn
Wy Harkitia
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Th University
N Orth Iilversity Extension
Fa Hy
Charles King
Dunraven Ranch
Lippincott
Match
Captain King
Scriber
Jan
Charles Lamb
Chr
Church
Ericsson
Everglades
Orld
No Horns for Cattle Says Humane Reform in Herd Raising
A historical piece argues removing horns benefits both cattle and humans. It cites horn injuries in humans, deaths yearly in the United States, and costly horn-related accidents in shipping. Proposes polled breeds like Angus and Norfolk as humane solutions, while noting attachment to horned varieties.
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United States
Union Service at M E Church Promises Active Attendance
A union service at the M E church in this city is planned for Sunday evening at seven o’clock. Pastors and congregations are urged to join. exercises will include Gospel Hymns and all are asked to bring their Bible and prayer book to participate.
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M.E
Marsham Pastor
AL Ustos
Reteiéon
God
Christ
N. A. Saxton
Calboan County
Stehook
Marshall
Battle Creek
Tomer
Thureday
Lia
Raine
Philosphy
Dreds cuita by Mr D Avery praised for elegance
The text notes that those dread styles are being made by Mr D Avery and described as elegant.
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Dreds Cuita
D. Avery
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