RAILROAD TIME TABLES CHICAGO TO MIDWEST ROUTES
The Davenport section lists trains on the Davenport & North Western Division with No 2 for Saint Paul and Minneapolis and No 168 for Minneapolis and Chicago. No 154 runs to Monticello with other arrivals to Maquoketa and Monticello. Arrivals include No 181 from Saint Paul and Minneapolis and No 183 from Monticello. Connections at Jackson Junction Calmar and Oxford Junction link to various western points.
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Chicago
D & Pacific Westward
C. B
Minneapolis
Denver
Washington, Iowa
Kansas City
K.C
Minneapolis & C.B
Zepah Hurcaroue
C.B
Seaoynstaes
Union Depot
Moline
Davbesport & Northwestern
Ace Travis Lenvy
Davenport
Dt Paul
Minneapolia
Monticello
Maquoketa
T Paul & Minneapolia
Chicago & Maquoketa
Montloetin
Ace
Masproketa
Oor
Jackson Junction
Weacand
Calmar Fer
Pau Minneapolis
Tre Ford Junction
Oxford Junction
Timuba
Hhotta
Sioux City
Pointe
New England Speech on Diversified Pursuits and Wealth
The president urges manufacturing growth beyond agriculture to raise wealth. He argues for a close producer consumer relationship, a large domestic market, peaceful open trade, and a diversified economy with strong domestic industry supported by a broad national policy. The address cites unity, tariff policy, and international commerce as keys to national prosperity.
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New England
Ohio
Mississippi
Missouri
United States
Wodone
St Albans
Bartlett
Beniington
Traeline Mancheater
Burgoyne
ChreeBe
Carom
Parison
Inee Matty
Tf Ieee
Ak Bates
Forbes
Woman's World In Paragraphs On International Copyright
A Washington journalist Mrs. M. Burke aided the passage of the international copyright law. The piece critiques women's parliamentary participation, notes support from figures like Dr Edward Everett Hale, and highlights female civic activism and mutual aid among women, including newspaper women in New York.
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Burke
Washington
House
Reed
Edward Everett Hale
Cosmopolitan
Fortave
Hale
McF Hotchkiss
Yale
Yabeo College
Wentern
Ike Thi
New York
Scotebody
Harmtess
Aretaldren
Stuppert
Piers Mon
Free trade debate warns of job losses and factory closures
The piece argues that abandoning protection and adopting free trade would reduce duties, boost imports, lower wages, and shutter mills. It predicts widespread unemployment as American manufactories fail to compete with European goods, harming communities and local traders.
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United States
Europe
Te Cane
America
Coca
Bea
McKinley Urges Upholding American Labor Standards
In a defiant statement, William McKinley Jr. asserts that foreigners must pay for the privilege of selling, and the United States should not treat foreigners on equal terms until European labor conditions rise to the American standard. He argues England buys U.S. surplus only when unavoidable, refusing to purchase if alternatives exist.
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United States
Europe
England
William McKinley, Jr
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Torthw RD
Lisa
Burlington,co
Depew
BURL
Quincy
St. Louis
St. Jania
Lincoln
Clinton
Dubuque
Norb
Btorling
Mendota
Milwaukee
Hha Fallowe
Bland & Prokia
COVID
Indianapolles
Iad
Ebwanaville
Louisville
Manu
Camortige
Milan
Pastor Hindye
Cannes
Petel
S. Kirk & CO
Otto
Thelua
Reyrie Peru Drug Aeleauta Fran Thowg
Crow Orle Wis
Harrison
Co ' Teeta
Ellis T. Roberts
Gs Prappets
Annie Eeaut
File
Promweba
Royal
Reese
Marthe Robreson
Mire Lee
Catholic Total Abstinente Union of America
Frances Willard
la Ferra
Miss Willard
Maideo
Susanna M. Duncklee
Newton
Miass.) Savings Bank
Euza Archard Conner
Ruth
Suto
Beasta Bated
Great Britain
J. B. Davis
B. H. Quick
Second Avenue
Bane the
Wise
Atust
Moline Ilanois
Moline Blast Platform
Moline Bucuy Works
Burley
Mrn Cai
Ely Agothers
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