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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1890
Page
8
Acts of Congress summary of tariff and appropriation debates
Senate and House proceedings recount tariff bill debates and conference reports on the deficit financing. Senators Berry Wilson and Hoar clash over protection and revenue. Conference items cover fortifications irrigation surveys and national lands. House votes on pay raises and Indian appropriation amendments. adjournments follow daily business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Berry
Hiscock
Estion
Grover Cleveland
Congress
Wilson
Fort Dodge
Wil- Mid
Iowa
Bat
Mortnager
Iawa
Ito
Snyder
Minnesota
Detroit
Unesota
Reed
Este Marie Canal
McBy
Rines
Cummings
Resn
Kittery Navy Yard
Macey
Clayton-Breckinridge Elecase
Epate
Alr. Oates
House of Senate
Allison
House
Mitteo
Hoar
Frys
J. Bingham
Pennsylvania
Stogers
Geo. Mathews
Territory of
Dakota
Clunie
Ator Call
United States
Guba
Spain
Nock
Edmunds
Sherman
Ohio
Justice Waite
Hill and Gorman
Gen. Grant
Vaux
Appropriations
United States Marshals
Cannon
Illinois
Committee On Rules
Maloe
Enloe
Committee of Agriculture and Labor
Yeas
Springer
Tennessee
Uebata
Asny
Butler
Jr. Bnlse
Judiciary Committee
Dockery
Perking
Dawes
Plum
Call
Committee On Appropriations
World’s Fair Commission
Government Crop Report Debates Timing of Monthly Release
Trade groups including New York produce exchange and Milwaukee chamber of commerce push for 1 pm delivery of the crop report synopsis while the St. Louis Merchant's Exchange and others oppose a change citing market impact and risk of false information. Officials conclude a shift is impracticable and keep the present 4 pm hour. Midnight release is not authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
New York Produce Exchange
Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce
Chicago Board of Trade
Dodge
St. Louis Merchant's Exchange
Chicago Board
Exchange
Toledo Produce Exchange
Detroit Board of Trade
Baltimore Corn and Flour Exchange
Mrs James Brown Potter May Leave Stage for Husband
New York society hears Mrs. James Brown Potter will retire after Australia tour and return to her husband. Reports cite financial trouble from the tour and alleged attentions from Kyrle Bellew, with Mr Potter ready to forgive if she abandons the stage and Mr Bellew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brown Potter
New York
Australia
Cayil
Potter
Mr. Bellew
Sunol Shatters California Record At Buffalo Park
Fifteen thousand spectators watched Sunol and Belle Hamlin race at the Buffalo driving park on the 8th. Sunol won in 2:11 beating the prior California best by three seconds, despite a tail wind. Bohemia suffered severe storms and waterspouts with crops ruined. Emperor William left for Heligoland amid cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunol
Buffalo
Sunol
Belle Hamlin
California
Maud
Bohemia
The Sunday School Lesson on Luke Seventeen
A reader notes the August 17 lesson from Luke 17 1 19 highlighting Jesus healing ten lepers one Samaritan returning to praise God and the call for Christians to embody mercy in daily life. The piece blends commentary with a parable style urging active charity and personal testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Leprous
Christ
Samaria
Galilee
Marsit
Ceriain
Autin
Mwe
Jerusalem
Eve
Mercy
Matthew Henry
God
Hink
No title provided in source excerpt
Armine Dickinson in Anne Boleyn quotes a woodpecker with a three barbed tongue that taps for worms the clam that feeds by a siphon and the oyster by a beard the tapeworm lacking a mouth or stomach absorbs nutrients through its skin and ends with a personal line about friendship and fortune
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armine Dickinson
Anne Boleyn
How We See Others and What We Miss About Them
A New York Ledger meditation on misjudging people. Perceptual bias and prejudice warp view of friends and public figures alike, with examples of hidden kindness and hidden harshness. The piece notes few truly evil, many misread kindly, and public figures seldom judged fairly.
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Hudson
New York Ledger
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