Tariff Conferees Strike South in Tariff Bill Framing
The article denounces secret tariff conference proceedings led by eight Southern Democrats, detailing their control over the tariff framing and asserting northern industries would suffer wage cuts under the changes. It lists eight conferees from both chambers and argues the process excludes Republicans and favors Southern interests.
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Boy Swallows Revolver Cartridge in Bold Act
A boy swallowed a revolver cartridge one day last week and his mother refuses to wallop him for fear of strong harm. London Tit Rita.
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Wages Peak in 1893 Yet Today’s Market Crumbles
Historical summary notes 1893 as high wage era with full factories and rising exports, then contrasts with today: capital idle, railroads bankrupt, farm prices slump, and widespread unemployment. The piece argues Republicans must regain control to restore prosperity, warning of foreclosures and devalued assets. It also briefly touches on lightning protection theory and ends with a comic exchange from the Washington Star.
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The Great Dredges and Nicaragua Canal Dream
Special correspondence from Greytown describes Uncle Sam’s bonds, funds, and a grand canal plan awaiting government action. It details local life under looming upheaval, the rough river passage, foreign mix of Spaniards, Mosquito Indians, French and Americans, and the promise of big money when the project progresses. A side anecdote recalls a North British railway strike and a station mix up with humor.
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Smoke lessens amid coal famine and strike lessons
Chicago amid coal shortages and a miners strike sees smokestacks easing as workers ration fuel to extend supply. The piece notes improved smoke control measures, economic furnace use, and a transformed view of Garfield Park and Packingtown from a distance, while referencing French leather reuse as industrial adaptation.
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Sleeping Car Ex cursions to California from Chicago
The Philips Rock Island Tourist Excursions offer a six dollar sleeping car rate from Chicago to Los Angeles or San Francisco via the Scenic Route Octogen with a dedicated agent aboard for every party. A nightly charging service departs at six o clock along the Southern Route through Indian Territory Ft Worth to the West Coast. Apply at Rock Island Ticket Office 104 Park Street Chicago.
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