Farmers Should Share Cost Of Nation Highway Improvement
A historic call argues farmers must bear a fair portion of highway building expenses. The piece condemns sole taxpayer burden, urging broad participation by farmers and towns, with mentions of government canals, river improvements, and mass support for local agricultural organizations to fund roads benefiting all. It cites urban and rural advocates, including references to professionals and a national road inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huble
Adimigo
Hin
Mordhall
Doutor
Dhara An
Tion
Cailronby
Geo
Itoy Stone
U.S
Far
United States
Toe
Profesor Wolborn
Ageculstural and Mechanical College
W. O. Welborn
State Agricultural and Mechanical College
Southern Warm Gazette
Starkvilly
Minis
Uleke
Chigayo
St. Louis
Potton
Enco
Atlantia
A History of My Tilney Notwithstanding the Hook
A letter from an editor candidate praises a historical work and argues its value to readers. The author notes long preparation for the book and references various months and wheat markets, suggesting a public appeal and potential sales tied to a wartime or postwar period. He urges publication and distribution to broaden understanding of past events and personal memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michaud
Manis
Manilla Letter Shows Soldier Describes Life in Luzon
Excerpts from Luthar Lesley’s December 16 letter from Cuartel du Mabite, Manila, recount life with U.S. troops, local tribes, and daily scenes. He notes quarters, weather, language, Aguinaldo’s forces, tribal loyalties, and customs along with taxation, prisons, and palm of Manila rope industries as they align with colonial governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luthar
Cuartel du Mabite
Manilla
Florida
Aguanaldo
Spain
Cagabos Aguanalda
Agnanaldo
Ueartiel
Dintayeo
Cain
Fragmented ancient verse and political essay in broken 19th century prose
A garbled mix of herbal health claims and a long translated political passage. It references Solomon, baby mercy, and Puritan era rhetoric, then shifts to Democratic policy and governance principles. The piece includes fractured lines on liberty, consent of the governed, and critiques of colonial rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Johny
Soloman
Elise Havolf
Salomon Bulle
Masona
M.A. Simuiang
Dewocratic Party
Polluy
Thy
Gormiston
Mavaiyga Afnica
Thong Sare Enon
Democratic
Pha Tollawiiye
Huhvad
Mit
Triansfer
Povarrmiant
Spain
South Carolina Legislature Earnest Yet Untidy, Foreign Viewpoint
A foreign observer compares South Carolina’s lawmaking to European parliaments, praising its practical knowledge of constituents and the informal, collegial tone. The piece notes the body’s informal discipline, the mix of yeoman and merchant reps, and the lively, sometimes chaotic sessions with pages and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purtapa
Thia
Commonwealth
Europe
New World
South Caroling
Legislative Assembly
America
South Carolina
Dickann
Thackeray
South Chalina
Weiter
Pow
Leratuteamen
Porchet
Bengny
South
Juyoling
Fohn
Armor plate debate heats Senate over price and plants
The Senate clashed over armor plate pricing with Senator Tillman proposing cuts from 85 to 50 per ton and urging government armor plants. Aides argued private yards favored profit, while amendments sought to force or fund a domestic plant at 1.1 million dollars, reflecting a drive to control costs and national defense production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tithnan
Senate
Aumiraney
HH Blolmana Pring
Pentaylvania
Puwarfil
Entablahodt
Tromondoun
Yrloen
Rodean
Walelng
Tinapoesh
United Stats
Pennsylvania
Congres
Tillman
Alex Gailing
Tuay
Governant Shipyarda
Finan
Thesa
Theus Methoda
Biv. Chandler
New Yampahtee
Tima
Butler
North Carolina
Secretary of the Navy
Record of ailing funds and court turmoil in early news
Fragmented report from Washington highlights a high value appropriation and political maneuvering within the House Appropriations Committee, including figures cited for 1870s era spending. A separate local tragedy in Havana and courtroom fallout follow, with calls for restraint and accountability in law enforcement. The text also touches on agricultural advice and a library donation in Atlanta.
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Amotcr
Scionen
Mtmives
Leone
Hall Catton Ik
Nethiy
Proprintara Haya
Dave Benoh
Tonto Tidy
Aildress
Treigielat
Wilede
Aovbie Cn
Victor Mio
Eititetia
Eostore
Aseny
South Cue Yulina
Almow
Byine Lrady
Allowhenye
Scotch Highland Society
Ian
Ongeani Axlion
Lange Wibers
Blute
Orgnaive
Newotan
Channon
Beontra
Sonal
Job
Olin
Anitite
Chowpar
Ba Bay Kitt
Jean
Conn
Pickens Journal
March
Matcou
Aprel
May
Elon
Conmonout
Shronatiion Mothe
Mnagrly
Eownt
Wali Marreona
Alwaya
Nam P
Ayer
Washington
Joneph G Caonon
Thinala
Lona Appropriations Committee
Oia
Ontiva
Thin
Havana
van Yke
New York
Palmatte
Thisian
Mtoe
Atlanta
Amanta
Mavuli
Andow Carnoyls
Vity
Alva
Vox Nonin
Sonia
Moonee
Packayitio
4. C
Simmons
Ivor
Valnavlowtan
Mor Monro
John M. Brunet
Washington Streat
Diapenaary
Jrawford
Stuart Hounghold
Oliver
Crawford
Fellawanne Tabley
Turner
Doxon
Dri Mal Simmons Mirae’ Medicine
Gary Haw
Innyyford
Dore
Coleman
Cooley
Duya
Trowoyey
Atrlot
Gary Ie
Wannnakear
Alice A.P. Stewart
Wanamakers
Philadelphia
Sentine Vin
Newspapera
Magazin
Lin
Otouin
Mani
Meirotoun
Tamthen
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