Jasper County News Snaps Up Steel Rails Trade Talk
In a Newton Herald line item readers are reminded of the Europe trade push as Carnegie sells steel rails abroad while an Ohio shoe factory ships footwear to the same market. The piece prods for a fresh term denoting the gold standard zealot and asserts American workers can compete with cheaper imports from China.
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Sinecures at Washington
Reports say Gen Longstreet may be named commissioner of railroads a post long held by veterans no longer active. Previous holders include Gen Joseph E Johnson who served under Cleveland and Gen Wade Hampton, famed Confederate cavalry leader, both with salaries and little real duty.
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Who Pays the Duty in Tariff Debate
The tariff bill before the House revives the old question who bears the duty. A rule emerges: if the seller holds monopoly power, buyers pay the duty. if the buyer controls the price, the seller bears the duty.
Death of Prof Henry Drummond Charity and science in one life
The Chicago Tribune notes Prof Henry Drummond as a liberally educated scholar and Christian gentleman. His works blend theology and science, challenging orthodox views and inspiring thousands with The Greatest Thing in the World and other religio scientific writings. His life mirrored his teachings and his message appealed widely.
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Solons' Queer Doings Highlight State Legislatures
A satirical survey links Connecticut to divorce reform, Oklahoma pay for chaplains, South Dakota women's suffrage, Missouri sheep protection, North Carolina teacher readings, and bizarre bills from Oklahoma Indiana Missouri Kansas and California. The piece mocks idle sessions and odd proposals as crime rises in public life.
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Ingersoll Attack Sparks Letter Reply From Minister
A city minister requests a reply to R G Ingersoll's attack on Christianity last Sunday. The tale of Emery Storrs is cited by Dr Frank Crane in the Chicago Record as an analogy of eloquent misdirection. A lawyer once argued a goose theft case with grand speech, only to be outwitted by a dry retort about a lion and an ass.
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Carriage and Wagon Repair by W. G. Mann Shop Owner
The undersigned bought the mechanical part of W. G. Mann's carriage and wagon shop and offers repair services in all branches. First class work and lowest prices guaranteed. Harry P. Uncaph er.
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Cripple Creek Editor Praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy
After Cripple Creek fire I caught a severe cold and tried many remedies. Three small bottles of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy cleared both cough and cold. Henderson, editor of the Daily Advertiser, notes its effectiveness at high altitude. For sale by Wagley & Smead.
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Manufacturing Amendment Fails in Senate Committee
Drs Motxis reports the manufacturing amendment, passed by the house, died in the senate committee on suppression of intemperance. A subcommittee drafted a new version, aiming for a 26 to 24 senate vote. The measure mirrors mulct law provisions on consent statements for manufacturing and sets distance limits from churches and schools. The revenue bill and road, labor, and official notice reforms accompany ongoing senate activity as lawmakers seek to finalize positions this week.
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Double tragedy in Parnell after quarrel ends in deaths
Abner Davis killed himself by taking poison after a quarrel with his sweetheart Miss Della Harris. Hearing the news she went to her room and shot herself, the bullet piercing her heart. Both were popular among Parnell’s young people.
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