Protection or Free Trade Debate Continues in 1901 Era
The Statesman reviews tariff arguments and reacts to McKinley tariff effects, citing American Protective Tariff League and Philadelphia Record. It contrasts protectionist gains with free trade warnings, noting tin plate and silver coinage debates, British industry reactions, and Carrollton murder coverage while urging support for a stable currency and domestic labor protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americal Economist
American Protective Tacit? League
New York
Revnomiat
Philadelphia Record
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Alute
Fherwin
Britain
Chewuany
Germany
Union
Albany Journal
Unknown Wives Hidden by Famous Husbands in History
A discussion on how wives of notable men remain largely unrecognized despite their influence. The piece cites Edison, Depew, and others, noting that many famous spouses are rarely named or described. It references Ladies Home Journal features and hints at a broader social portrait of unseen contributors behind famous careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Edison
Lady Teupyson
Mrs. Gladstone
P. T. Bargum
Will Carleton
John Winnamaker
Spurgeon
W. D. Howe
Dr. Talmadge
Mark Twaib
James G. Blaine
Ladies Home Journal of
Philadelphia
Nat
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LITERARY NOTES AND REVIEWS OF THE MONTH
In January Popular Science Monthly presents Prof Samuel Sheldon on electricity storage with a note in the January issue. The Dominant Season holds Miss Kate Elizabeth Clark’s The Dominant Season, praised in English reviews. Chas Dudley Warner answers Southern California settlement advantages in Harper’s Magazine. The Art Interchange opens volume XVII with a January 3 1891 issue featuring primrose imagery and home decoration designs. Anecdotes from Youth's Companion close with tales of travelers avoiding outings and teachers preferring no labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Sheldon
Kate Elizabeth Clark
D.appleton & Co
England
Hag
Paria
Osestes
A. Brownson
America
Lowell
City Council Minutes and G A R Officers Installed
In a January 6 1891 council session Mayor Bosley presiding, minutes approved, and various committees appointed for a Rice Creek bridge and wheel factory project. Tax, street, and utility bills listed, payments approved, and adjournment for three weeks. Also, C Colegrove Post G A R opened with officers installed for the year. Local ads for groceries and pharmacy prescriptions accompany the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosley
Ald
Connor
Thompson
Ald. White
Chainman Building
Mreport
Ali
Ring
Rice Creek
Monroe Street
Anch
Hing
Southworth
White
Page Bros
Man’s Y Co
Kirby
Landen Street
Ricard Many Co
Coumen Eveners
Mages
William Carnes
Straw
John Adants
Crossilas
W. H. Alux
Tider
Lumber and Couch
W. E. Bussey
Hantware
Holland Trust Co
Hydrant
John Whalen
G. B. Canney
Judson Nandy
J. F. Gaus
Sire
Marshall Light Vu
A.W. Ray- Snuud
Patrick Comros
Charles Wagner
J. R. Cummings
KF. Bright
Bay
Daniel Ross
Ith Ward
E. Wyckett
Hugh Woods
Croesingé
Julia McMamen
Charlea Prior
John Hindenach
Sohn Whalen
Man Survives Coil of Large Coach Whip Snake
In Union County North Carolina William Till, living with Mr Ransom at Avant, faced a dangerous coach whip snake that coiled around him as he walked an old field. His dog aided by distracting the snake, Till freed himself and then struck the reptile down after it twice attacked. The snake was killed after a brief struggle. Richmond Times reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Till
Mr. Ransom
Avant
Union County
N. C
Till
Mr. Hill
Hill
The French Stove and a Bribery Tale
A French stove described as a compact heating system conquers rooms in stages and could warm a Paris boulevard with coal. In another tale Colonel Ludlow refuses bribery by lighting a cigar with a fifty dollar bill and offering a smoke to the briber, who never repeats the attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow
Water Department
Col. Ludlow
Gum Starch Color Formation and Uses
The document describes heating starch gum gently with constant stirring to prevent burning, yielding a yellow to brownish yellow color and noting its various useful applications. It also mentions a white gum color produced by mixing half an ounce of starch with water and four drops.
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Marshall, Mich
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Ponels
United States
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McKinney Bill
Grier Keothera Tanalay
Pittsburg
Carrollton
Chimyo Tribune
Idland Confort
Lowe Industries
Tates
Chicago Tribune
Miss
Ascor Ain
Telegraph
the Tribune
Jesus
Poutmester Matthews
Garrollton
Garrollion
Matthews
Bayarth
St. Leant
Economist
London
Iron and Steal Trades Journal of London
J. H. Rogers
South Wiles
South Wales
Rogers
Amerles
McKintey
Mon Tu
Regers
Atlantic
Reger
Wales
Armoriva
Trefertis Club
Laipruticil
North Pole
Europe
Horace Sheeley
Chauncey Depew
Chauncey
Fredericksburg
Richmond
Petersburg
Winchester
Scientific American
Advanate
Valfornia
Chas. Dudley Warner
California
Harpera Magazing
Primroges
Finol
Roger de Coverly
Golden Wedding
C. Colegrove
David Walkinshaw
V. C
Henry A. Clute
J. V
Shumway
G.—Robt
M. Pealing
Wilbur Upham
Cash Rogers
Cash
Eagle Street
W. B. Church
Waslen
F.G. Seaman & Co
The
Christian Union
Eli Perking
Parvo
Paris
Boulevard Des Italiens
Home Journal
Beat Literary and Society
Mnafc
Ashington
Beau Monde
Times
the Home Journal
Ferblek
Morris Phillips & CO
Broadway
Andrew Chrystal
the Johnson
M. V. Wagner
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Michigan
LE Amin
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Lars Tepard
Detroit
Free Press
Wichigan
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Jasons
Fras Press Company
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Childran C Ry
Pitcher's Castoria
Castoria
Winsor & Newton's
Sable
Drake's Drug Store
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