Tariff Debate Highlights Nevada Take-Off Mention
The Quincy Herald notes Champ Clark defending a five cent per pound borax tariff. It credits a Nevada senator, presumed to be Stewart, with resisting the tariff unless his state gained a benefit. The column frames tariff making as prone to graft and political bargaining. Local visitors and figures like Mrs H B Reid and Edward Pratt are briefly mentioned in Friday city business.
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Christmas Desertion Fears From Old Cavalry Veteran Tells of 1890 Wounded Knee Fight
An elderly cavalry veteran discusses holiday desertions, arguing soldiers with homes fit for Christmas stay. He recalls a 1890 Wounded Knee clash in the Bad Lands after surrender, where many Lakota and soldiers died in a bloody, treacherous melee lasting twenty minutes.
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Rich department store advertises Haviland china and candies
The notice extols Dear Old Santa and Ladies dote on Haviland China and the best Christmas candies Rich offers in several prices per pound. It highlights the store's claims of rare items and rich flavor in a festive shopping pitch.
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Musings of a Philosopher Quote Collection
A compilation of wry sayings on debt silence opinion marriage and recognition from the New York Times. The quips touch on risk restraint dignity and prudence with a dry tone and a touch of irony. Several lines critique prudence and public perception through succinct aphorisms.
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