Free Raw Material Debate Splits Over Tariff Policy
A lengthy Senate discussion centers on the idea that raw material is the finished product of labor. The piece analyzes costs, wages, and transportation to argue how to compete in world markets, calling for tariff protection as a means to lower domestic costs and boost Open Market share. It cites Senator Hill against free raw materials and cites labor and material costs as key factors.
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Senate of the
United States
Democratc Party
Hill
Democrata
Europe
South America
Asia
Maryland
Virginia
Seaboard
Atlantic
Attraction particle described at British Association meeting
New York Sun's London Letter reports Oxford sessions where Professor Schaefer announces a discovery in cell life. A tiny particle within each cell, termed an attraction particle, supposedly directs cell growth and life processes, challenging previous limits of subdivision and aiding species propagation.
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British Association
Oxford
Lord Salisbury
Darwin
Weisssmann
Schaefer
Sui Generis
New York Sun
London
Wonderful Gold Discoveries in Western Australia
A London led dispatch confirms amazing gold finds near Coolgardie Western Australia described as a reef of nearly pure gold. Six prospectors, after an 8 May excursion, pegged two acres and hoisted about 1,000 ounces in a day, totaling around 100000 dollars before weighing at Union Bank. The tale notes a 240 pound lamp containing gold worth 20000 dollars and widespread excitement amid further reports. PMID: none
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Western Australia
Coolgardie
London
Milla
Union Bank
Daring Pancreas Operation Relieves Merchant’s Lump
A Hahnemann hospital surgeon performed an unprecedented operation to remove a large pancreatic lump from a merchant. The procedure involved delicate cutting near the pancreas, sparing the organ, and the patient recovered to good health. The case raises questions about the limits of pancreatic surgery and nerve in the surgeon.
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Hahnemann Hospital
New York World
Carnot and Seven The Strange Intertwining of the Number With Events
A London Standard note explores a French contributor's superstition about the number seven and the life of Carnot. It claims Carnot was born in 1437 and entered the Ecole Polytechnique in 1447, became president on May 11, and died at the age of 57 in his seventh year as president. It cites the seven people in the assassination carriage, the Sunday murder, and burial in the seventh month.
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Srot
Ecole Polytechnique
Lhaz
Sven Persons
Cerario
M Carnet
Cenarto
The Duke of York Scandal Report Denied Again
A long circulated tale about the Duke of York and an admiral’s daughter is formally denied by the Prince of Wales secretary who says the tale is invented to harm a innocent couple. The Archbishop of Canterbury also offers a weak denial as the rumor persists. The Marechal de MacMahon’s memoirs, detailing campaigns in Algeria and Italy and the 1870 war, are urged for publication without editorial changes.
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Duke of York
Prince of Wales
Canterbury
Passont
St. John's Wood
London
Marechale de MacMahon
London World
Senator Caffery and the tariff battle in Louisiana
Senator Caffery of Louisiana is a Democrat facing an agony of mind over tariff policy. The piece critiques his shift from free trader to protectionist, highlighting his public stance against sugar duty changes benefiting his state and his loyalty to the Democratic party amid national tariff debates. It also notes Miss Wilkinson's pursuit of landscape gardening and her notable work on Vauxhall Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Caffery
Louisiana
Enater
Henoe i
Caffery
Pont
Senate
London Public Gardens Association
Vauxhall Park
Prince of Wales
National Lead Co
Chicago
State
Fifteenth Streets
Bjornson Faces Backlash Over New Stories Book
Norwegian author Bjornson faces sharp criticism for his volume New Stories. The tale Absalom's Hair allegedly reveals secrets of a well known Norwegian family, provoking condemnation while the book gains wide readership.
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Bjornson
Absalom
Norway
MURDER MOST FOOLISH In Nineteenth Century Village
A peasant named Adam Gawrydo in a Galicia village cuts his own son’s throat by mistake then faces a string of events with a Hebrew merchant Solomon Barr over honey stock. The rabbi orders damages paid, a night by the inn, a locked barn, and a fatal double tragedy as the merchant and gendarme uncover the bloodied scene and a dead butchered peasant.
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Adam Giwrydo
Zbaras
Galicia
Solomon Barr
Gawrydo
Barb
Vienna
Cor London Newar
Married couple seeks seats at box office in Texas Sifting
A countryman and his bride apply for tickets and choose the family circle. The groom asks the clerk for options while the bride blushes and says they should sit in the family circle since they're now married.
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Marier
Aaid
Texas
Sakhalin to be used as open air prison for Siberia deportees
The czar plans turn Sakhalin Island into a hellish penal colony for criminals and unwanted classes as Siberia is emptied by deportations. It will house nihilists and others, while ordinary convicts face brutal exile with limited escape chances. Sophia Blohatein emerges as a noted colonist linked to these brutal policies.
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Siberia
Sakhalin
Russian Manchuria
Japan
Carnot
Manoharishaa
Iea
Sophia Blohatein
Shah of
Perria
St. Petersburg
Sophia
Hving
Bussian
St. Louis Republic
Statue of Columbus Falls at Californias Fair
The plaster Columbus statue toppled from its perch in the grand court during the last day of the California Exposition. A wind gust and a loose limb caused the fall, breaking the figure into pieces. Workers restrained the statue as it leaned, then rope failures led to a dramatic collapse before officials planned removal to Rome.
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Columbus
Grand Court
Ferelleon
Ina
Rome
Janne
Hban Francises
Panicky scene in Great Northern reading room over alleged theft
In a Chicago Times account Archie Boyd and playwright Con Murphy clashed over alleged theft of Murphy's script for The Country Squire at the Great Northern reading room. The altercation drew bystanders including a guest from Oregon and a Toledo commercial traveler before the matter cooled with landlord Eden's intervention.
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Great Northern
Archie Boyd
Don Thompson
Con T. Murphy
Murphy
Lake Bluff
Boyd
Oregon
Toledo
Eden
Chicago
Curious Chinese Doctor Punished For Tempting Fate At Palace
A learned Chinese physician, Dr Le Te chiang, was punished after attempting to tour the Chinese palace grounds to satisfy curiosity. He fired at objects and was struck with severe penalties. The incident follows broader reports of government timber land sales and political intrigue in Montreal and New York papers.
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Etipmette
Phe
le Te Chiang
Peipertual Academy of Phentans
Pekang
Tho Park Palace
Fiamousa Palace
Omeyer
New York
Man Sold to South American Doctors Dies in Ecuador
Ferdinand Pietrich, who answered a New York ad seeking a volunteer for a gastric experiment in Guayaquil, died after sunstroke on a fortress battlement. He had traveled there for an operation aimed at observing stomach digestion with nutrient tubes and drug trials. he did not receive his promised payment.
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Ferdinand Pietrich
Chaldeston
New York
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Osbaldeston
Ouxubaldeston
Pietrich
Adile Ajaico
Oshbaldeston
The Mysterious Convict Hogan at Hilinda Prison
A Chicago correspondent recounts Hogan, the brightest and most versatile convict at Hilinda penitentiary, commuted from 45 to 15 years by Governor Altgeld. Hogan excels in every duty, never speaks of his home, and seeks a change of scenery as earlier described by prison staff. The passage also includes a midsection on Eskimo whalebone hunting bait and a separate interview with Eugene Melville, U. S. N., about wolf predation and Arctic survival tricks.
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Hogan
Hilinda
Yeara Hogan
Crovernor Altgeld
Christman Eve Hogan
Thomas Hogan
Pegney
Ryan
Pritchard
Chicago and Alton
Qrrene County
Carrollton
Poaseasion
Baker
Ganeker
Heo
Ean
Pam Gen
Sen
Chicago
Eugene Melville
Japanese MP Accused of Bribery With Seaweed Gifts
A Tokyo newspaper reports a Japanese member of parliament on trial for electoral corruption. He allegedly bribed constituents with gifts of edible seaweed, a detail noted in the charge and testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Denka and Furniture Makers Ad in Moline Davenport
Business card style ad from Denka and Cme Furniture listing materials styles and designs. Includes contact at 208 Market Square Building Moline Illinois with offices at Whittaker block Wwocorer Third and Brady streets Davenport and notes office hours.
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Cme
Market Square
Moline, Il
Dineasen
Kye
Mar Nore
Whittaker
Wwocorer
Brady Streets
Davenport
Woodede Attorney and Notary Public Real Estate Dealer
Sparse OCR text shows a legal notice style with references to a lawyer, notary, real estate dealer, and local banking or county offices. Names are garbled. Likely a public notice or property matter involving a law office and a bank in Isla County with an office on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodele
Tricity Collection
Hank and Oline National Bank
PO KE
Notary
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Casimir-Perier
M. Casimir Perier
Paris
Fixure
Casimir Permer
Apeach
Minister of Justice
Pardons
Cvonia
London Times
Philadelphia
Ite
Iceland
Thomas E Byrnes
Ron
Lake Roland
Byrnes
Dra
RF Blake
Teer
Byres
Baltimore American
Rochester Post Express
du Maurier
Trilby
du Moaurier
Wuaica
MacMinhon
Be Ia
Family Secreta
P Wistake
Russia
Death's Paradise
Mbetla
Enghalman
Uique
New York Herald
Albert Fenton Berg
Kentucky
Congress
Buffalo Commercial
Gorman
Thare
Cleveland
Canada
Uncle Sam's New Library
Ita Hind
Uncle Sam
Himelf
Washington Star
Ontario
Thaura
Rykert
Montreal
Raasch
Oliver Vansstead
New York Mail and Express
Mysteriouis
Ile
White
Wees,” ‘Shipman,” “ Fahnestock
Oyllenhack
Mawes
Eimer Reimers
Tobacconista
Karl Vollmer
Davenpor
Charles M Robertson
Hotlowbush
EK Barth
Barth & Hollowbush Phyastians
Omce
Berth
Hollowbush
V. R. Moore
Komler Attornes
Daw and
Netarvy
Dback Muilee, Il
Hsk J Seakle
Isla County
Nelson
Maxpresarian
Mary
Pia
Electrical Contractors
WILL
Fhark FP Weige
Kian Wros
Bathing Laesenpert
Coteage Witters Teleptiene Noar
Moline National Bank
H A Ainawwouth
Tt Bonanros
C F H&emenway
Axhier
Tors
Susan Lean
Hemenway I
KB Hemenway
H A
Alnaworth
Darling
People's Savings Bank
Moline
the Incorporated
A Deere
M Rosenfield
JS Gilmore
H Deere
Alnaworth Geo Stephens
T Browning
P H Wessel
Simmon
Rewenfield
Keator Thos
Sechler
W Good
Lohrbeck Omoe
Firat National Bank
Hirst National Bank
Moline Ill
J M, GouLn
J T Browning
J & Gillwore
J M Gould T M Sechler
Wm Butterworth
S H. Velie Morris Roxentiell
Jose
HeDeere
P Vinton
Browning
Barnar
Gould Mimore
Guttenberg
Copenhagen
Hamburg
Bremenandalt Hagen
Brindipal
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