Turbulent Times Highlight Globe Prosperity and Tariff Debate
The piece notes Globe's enlarged Tun Silos Bill reflecting prosperous times, mentions EBx-Senator McDoxaup of Ind, and Cleveland on the ticket. It cites reports from Delegate G Heury on U S commercial relations and lists commodity prices like Savern bar at 1.094 per ounce copper and London silver at 504 1/2d. It discusses the Chinese Restriction Bill effects with 4,797 Chinese leaving shore and warns tariff disputes will loom, urging clear heads in Washington regardless of party.
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New York
Lake
London
Tariff clash among lead producers across states
Lead producers in Tuam lead the national charge against tariff reductions. Missouri smelters have long been organized and active, with Utah and Colorado smelters calling meetings to align with Missouri and other states. Democratic allies maneuver on the key issue that weighs on their party.
Swamp Fox Gen Francis Marion Remembered Portrait Sketch
A historical sketch honors Gen Francis Marion born 1783 in South Carolina. Recounted as a farmer turned soldier, praised by Col Tarleton as the Swamp Fox. The tribute notes his worthy memory and the Revolution’s impact on liberty and independence.
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RR. W. Judson
Francis Marion
Francia Marion
South Carolina
Washington
Tarleton
Hydraulic Mining in California Sparked Debate
The January Century presents Taliesin Evans on Hydraulic Mining in California noting a historic gold output totalling about 1.709 billion dollars since 1845, with 209 million from placer deposits. The method’s debris raises calls to curb its use, with legal actions and state scrutiny ongoing.
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California
Taliesin Evans
James W. Marshill
Sutter's
Mining Expert Letter Scrambled in Crude Notice
A garbled early notice discusses mining experts and a letter of appreciation. It mentions mining friends and a seminar, with references to a supposedly useful communication for those in the mining business. The legibility is poor and many names are unreadable.
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thaLp
Othera
Eh Be
Serva
Graulie
Ua Richt
Khan
Informa
Addrees
Stiteen «& Co
Portianud
Maine
Nivém
Mining Proposal and Request for Ore Knowledge
Letter from Joux Dog seeking guidance on identifying and working silver ore in New Mexico. He cites mines with ore valued at not less than 104 per ton, asks for a written explanation of ore types, names, and extraction methods, plus a fillable report form to appear knowledgeable. He requests prompt assistance to bolster investment by family relatives and mentions power of attorney over the mines.
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Ges. A. Treadwell
Uns
Mexico
Frisso Treadwall
Joux Dog
Smuggling on Puget Sound and other 1900s notices
A long running smuggling network between Victoria BC and Puget Sound was uncovered when a sloop seized at Laconner Washington held Chinese wine. Also reported are silk thefts in San Francisco linked to Officer Laukier, political adjournment wrangles in Congress, and a string of fires disasters, accidents, and public notices from Boston to Rochester, with local celebrations and notable resignations.
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Washington Territory
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Tgranion
Langtree
Brandon
Togenri
Arke
Union
Sion
Sail Bistes
Guatemala
Mexico
Barrios
United States
House
J. G. Blaine
Journalistic Enterprise Announces Chicago Weesi News Club Deal
A publisher announces a partnership to provide the Chicago Weesi News with a reduced price for subscribers. The arrangement promises full, prompt coverage of local national and foreign events and exclusive Chicago market quotations. The Chicago News is praised as independent journalism with concise reporting.
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Chicago
Weesi Newa
HenaLp
Mall
Chicago News
West
Territorial TWINs and Mining Hopes in Arizona
A Tucson Commandery is forming for the Knights Templar while Tonto Basin rises as a mining region. The Excursion mill begins operations, copper deposits expand, and Murat Masterson retires from editing to practice at the bar. The Afiner marks its sixth year, Phoenix residents face pumpkin scarcity, and The North American Review notes its sixty-ninth year with essays on creed revision education for women liberty English and more.
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The
North American Review
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