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New York
PTCE
Ralph McKef
Speviel
Times Building
New York City
PMI Virginian
Various International Tensions and Domestic Politics Highlight Era News
The survey of items notes tense disputes over the Panama canal, Greek frontier deployments, Turkish tensions, and Russian politics. It reports 4,000 Texan Republicans seeking roles under a new administration, weather cautions against sun exposure, and international commentary on Gladstone, Spencer, and Weyler.
Southern farmers urged to diversify crops and reduce cotton
The New Orleans States and The Virginian urge Southern farmers to cut cotton acreage and boost other provisions. They argue diversification guards against European price shocks and cotton slumps, advocating home food production and possible meat sales to other regions.
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New Orleans
South
Cotton Flyowers’ Association
Europe
The Costly Business of State Legislation
The article argues that legislation is a major expense for Missourians with the House costing about 65 dollars per minute and the Senate about 482 dollars per minute. It notes that passage times lock in high costs, calling costly legislatures an enduring burden across the United States.
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Missouri
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Missiupi
The Blockade of Crete and American Interest
The writer argues the Crete blockade harms Christian inhabitants by starving them while Turks receive relief, urging U S concern and action despite limited trade ties. It condemns European powers for pressuring Crete under Mohammedan rule and calls the international response an crime against Christians.
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United States
Crete
Wilson on the Dingley bill and tariff stance
The Hon. William L. Wilson cites the Dingley tariff, arguing the reform would have raised revenue by over 272 million dollars from 675 million dollars of imports, calling it the most protective tariff proposed. He references Chairman Wrigley’s figures and notes the bill’s impact on annual revenue.
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William L. Wilson
New York Herald
Wrigley
Leserdy
Tariff Debate Shapes Outlook on Prices and Labor
The piece argues that high rates and the Dingley tariff amount to de facto prohibition, hurting American consumers and labor while shielding trusts. It cites Wilson's critique that duties have risen since McKinley and that sugar favors the current law, predicting relief only through reform.
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Wilson
Odds and Ends From Distant Places and Curiosities
Strange notes from Heligoland ban under sixteen entry to theatres. London home of sandwich men hosts graduates and a spendthrift Scot. Child tongue alchemy tale. Danbury New Hampshire gossip on an underweight baby. Senator Morrill near eighty shows long service. Strand traffic waste jangle with 60,000 riders daily. Gadillac preacher uses nicotine to attack tobacco.
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London
Danbury
N. H
Morrill
Vermont
Thoms H. Benton
Sepvier
Strand
Gadillac
Mich
Personal notices and political notes in scanned item
A list of varied items includes Li Hung Chang writing to a Brook lyn girl, John Lawrence in Monmouth Wales hunting for seven years, Ye s now Francises, Ginphoa a Peruvian deathbed secretary of General Simon Oliver, and John M L Ward named claim agent for a Brooklyn trolley firm. Richard Olney appears in poor health at the Hotton Inn. General Harrison supposedly refused to endorse his son in law’s office bid. Rhodes namesake proposal discussed in South Africa. Clinton J. Rossiter of Brooklyn Heights Railroad opens new furnished rooms and contemplates a larger complex with reading material and a gym.
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Li Hung Chang
Brooklyn
John Lawrence
Monmouth
Wales
Francises
Ginphoa
Peru
Simon Oliver
John ML. Ward
New York
Dankca T. Chareh
Democrats
Rhode Island
John Tweed
Chelsea
Cnes
Glasgow
Cecil Rhodes
Irene
SPUR
Richard Olney
Stave
Hotton Inn
Olney
Harrison
Russell
Tailoring Department Showcases Durable Spring Suits
Garments made here are unsurpassed in durability and style. The Tailor Room displays stylish spring suits as specimen samples of workmanship. Prospective customers are urged to note neat finish and compare prices with their usual expenditures.
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