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Newspaper

Newton Record

Location

Newton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1894

Page

3

Hold Up the Flag A Trampeter Tolle A Field of Food

A long column recounts Civil War reminiscences including Trumpeter Connolly of the Seventh Cavalry at Wounded Knee, a Ironsides gunnery anecdote, and memories from Illinois soldiers. It mentions Mrs Selfridge and General Grant anecdotes, local battles, and a salute to the 175th Ohio. It ends with a note about Argentina exporting wheat to Europe.

Connolly Seventh Cavalry Wounded Knee New York Journal C and 1 A and K

State of sugar policy and political tempers in 1890s press

The article critiques President Cleveland's letter defending a sugar schedule, accusing him of bypassing constitutional boundaries and supporting the sugar trust at the expense of other industries. It notes Senate actions, Texas Governor Hogg’s alarming revolution rhetoric, and varied editorial reactions from Denver to Chicago, highlighting political tensions and media voices.

sucAr Cleveland Senate White Associ Caxeus Kansas City Journal Wilson House Iron and Coal Wackington Secretary of the Treasury Hogg Texas Chicago Detroit Tribune

Political fiery letter on labor, race, and Southern policy

A fiery letter to a New Advertiser editor attacks labor strife in the South and defends agricultural independence. It blasts protectionism, rails at Northern trade policy, and argues for preserving white supremacy and reduced taxes while criticizing Cleveland and political enemies.

Firminghaw Randolph Gere Hampton New Advertiser New England Cleveland Wilson Fat Man

Attack at Port Arthur Shows No Clear Outcome

Aug 14 reports describe a Japanese attack on Wet and Port Arthur with a fleet of twenty six vessels engaging forts. No Chinese ships were present, and the action appears to be a feint to test strength, with about fifty shots fired and no material damage. Separate items note Hong Kong plague fears, Macao troop movements, a St Pancras crash injuring nineteen, and racing news from London and Paris.

Connoly Suaowen West Port Arthur Sydney Victoria Neas Vas Mong Kong Hong Kong Macao Australia

Watertown Mill and Elevator Fire Causes Major Loss

A fire at the Globe Milling company facility and adjoining elevator near Watertown Wisconsin caused about 70000 in damage. The blaze started by spontaneous combustion and overwhelmed the local fire response, requiring aid from nearby communities. insurance covers the mill contents and elevator losses.

Wis Globe Milling Company Bng

Judge Ricks Returns from Vacation in Maine

United States District Judge A. J. Ricks has returned from vacation and, when asked about an impending judiciary committee investigation, stated he is confident the inquiry will fully exonerate him from all charges of fraud or wrongdoing.

General Grant Grant Greeny Cneral Grant Voller Cleveland Ohio United States A. J. Ricks Maine Judiciary Committee of the House Ricks

Passed Congress review of legislation in the thirty third congress

A Canberra style review details acts approved by Congress including tariff debates and major deficiency bills. It notes establishment of federal supervisory powers, admission processes for new states, and several deficiency appropriations across treasury customs pension census and public printing. The piece lists specific funding figures tied to each deficiency bill and notes political dynamics shaping passage.

Wacitsatox Trivanal Parke Fisherien Pat Fale Ts Publications Waa Treasury Treasury Department Customs Service Pension Service Treasury Age Department Contine Machias United States Arts Public Printing Office

The Tariff Leading Provisions of the Kinley Bill

The article lists duties on staples with raw sugars at 40 percent ad valorem, refined sugars adding 1-10 percent, iron ore at 10 cents per ton, pigs at 8 per ton, ore or steel rails at 7 20 per 1 percent per pound, and various other items. It notes duties on coal, precious stones, wool, red lead, and 0 conté dressed goods, plus an income tax on incomes over 4000 and a 2 percent tax on corporations, with whisky taxed at 1.10 per gallon and an eight year bonded period.

Disastrous Wreck Near Gibbs Missouri Claims Two Trainmen

Kansas City dispatch reports a head end collision between express trains No 5 westbound and No 4 eastbound between Hurdland and Gibbs Missouri. Two trainmen killed and several passengers injured as engine and express cars are wrecked. Trains were to meet at Gibbs per orders. No 4 allegedly violated them. A separate item notes three Walker children die and four others near death from tartaric acid cooling mixture ingested at Oriweix August 11.

Bustos Hannon Mich St. Joseph Harbor City of Chitago Richmond Chicago Kansas City Atchison, Topeka & Sante Fe Hurdland Gibbs Oriweix J. Walker

War Tax Levy Ordered by Emperor in China Expos

A Tien Tien dispatch reports the emperor directs a war tribute levy on viceroys as part of intensified military mobilization. The measure underscores the government’s effort to fund armed campaigns. Local reactions emphasize fiscal strain and political tensions surrounding imperial policy.

Dedham Mass Potomac Argonaut China Tien Tain

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