Fairbanks Reports On Work Of Special Session
Senator Fairbanks discusses Congress’s special session and the tariff bill’s passage. He credits the revenue law for stability, notes four appropriation bills and other measures, and anticipates broader business revival and currency reform efforts.
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Jupiter and Venus described as rulers of planetary motion in a 19th century guide
The article explains Venus as an evening star and outlines its distance from Earth, with details on Jupiter’s huge size, fast rotation, and slow orbital speed. It contrasts planetary densities, rotations, and hypothetical weight differences, noting nebular origin theory and the impact of gravity on daily life.
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Queen Victoria Visits Bedridden Scotsman at Balmoral
Queen Victoria visits a lonely bedbound old man at Balmoral while his family seeks a glimpse of the queen. She talks with him, reads the Bible, and leaves a five pound note with the message that though they went to see the queen, the queen has seen him.
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Balmoral
Republican editors trip to Mackinac Island and Detroit outing
Indiana Republican editors held an extended July excursion from July 8 to 16 traveling via Mackinac Island and Detroit. Forty three attendees led by J. A. Kemp enjoyed carriage tours at Mackinac, island sights, and a return via steamer Mackinac to Detroit with a Windsor Canada visit and a Belle Isle excursion. The trip included a convention of Republican League Clubs and hospitality from North Manchester residents.
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The Farmer of the Twentieth Century Addresses Indiana
Governor James A. Mount spoke at Island Park in Rome City on the farm of the twentieth century. He argued farming must embrace science and market laws, warned of worn out land, and urged tax equity for farmers while noting the role of exports and taxation in Indiana.
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Indiana
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Typographical Love in a Wisconsin Morning Daily
Night foreman James and compositor Nell confess love after a galley accident in the composing room. The printer’s devil disrupts the moment, but the couple eventually marry and now run the paper with the former interloper as foreman.
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Depew Addresses Journalists At Brooklyn Dinner
President William Berri of the Union League Club hosts the Republican Editorial Association meeting in Brooklyn. Chauncey M. Depew delivers a long address praising journalists, noting their vitality and longevity in the profession.
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