Ohio Good Times Boost for McKinley Aid to Farmers
Cincinnati congressman Bramwell extols Republican tariff policy and McKinley era gains for Ohio farmers. He cites bank deposits rising from 1864 to 1909, higher employment and wages, wealth growth, increased farm prices, and wool and sheep value doubling under protection. He urges Ohio voters to give McKinley the largest GOP majority ever.
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Ohio
McWinley
Jacob H. Bramwell
Cincinnati
United States
Buckeye
McKinley
Mckhinley
Boston
Department of Agriculture
Inauguration March 1893 Bank Deposits Decline and Rise
In March 1893, the national banks held deposits of 1.751490a74. Within three years they fell by £100,000,000. Three years later deposits rose to nearly $200,2002,193.157, with various inconsistent figures noted in the record.
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Cleveland
United States
New York bankers loan France 15 million pounds
New York bankers have loaned France 15,000,000 pounds and express willingness to be more accommodating. The note reflects the bankers' belief in prosperity as they travel abroad to arrange loans, indicating confidence in international credit.
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New York
France
Ex Representative Selford Shifts Back to Republican Party
Ex Representative Selford of Colorado severs ties with the demo-pop coalition and returns to the Republican party, expressing a preference for realizing gains over dismal prophecies.
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Selford
Colorado
Clark's Novel Trick Donkey Bid Into Senate Lacks Backing
A quirky bid by Mr. Clark to place a trick democratic donkey in the United States senate drew attention for its novelty but found little support or credibility among observers and officials.
Gold Standard Bonds Exchange Report Under New Law
Representative Brosius of Pennsylvania chairs the banking committee and releases an official treasury-backed statement on the new law. It details bonds refunded from March 14 to May 1 and shows totals for amount refunded, interest saved, premium paid, and net savings with a table of national bank applications and conversions under the act.
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Brosius
Pennsylvania
Treasury Department
Gil
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Brasins
Treasury
Grosius
Wnofieia
The Farmer Talks on Tariffs and Trade Policy
A Dakota farmer on a train comments on Washington politics. He argues for subsidies to U S shipping to beat European rivals, predicts a massive gold and bond surplus, and envisions the United States dominating global trade as it expands cotton corn meat and manufactured goods exports. EL PERKINS.
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Washington
Congress
Europe
Enehond
Germany
Perkins
Rae Enst
Ruby Sings Hope Into a Hospital Ward
Ruby Wayne, a poor three-room widow, visits a city hospital to sing for young patients each Sunday. She lifts spirits with hymns and verses, brightening the ward as she forms a bond with ailing children. A chance encounter with a stranger leads to renewed family ties and a modest future.
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Trish
Roan
Misa Ruby
Erys
Mmsie
Kal
Wayne
Sixto
Rube
Strom
Aml
Chedren
Donnie
Pond
Baal
Miss Ruby
Uly
Namsie
Dack
Uncle Robert
Jore
Iowa Livestock Study Shows McKinley Era Increase
Iowa's livestock study uses department of agriculture figures to show values for 1855 breakouts in cows cattle sheep and total. An increase of nearly 450,000 under the McKinley administration serves as a strong object lesson to Iowa farmers.
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Iowa
Department of Agriculture
McKinley
Per Capita Money Circulation Comparison
The document compares per capita money circulation among nations. England shows a value around .0006 while the United States posts over 326, with the measure still rising, and Germany is noted in the discussion.
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England
Aveaedsieeas
Germany
United States
Bust of Prof. Egleston to Columbia by students
A bronze tablet will be given to Columbia University by graduates of the school of applied sciences. The gesture honors the bust of the fare Prof. Egleston, reflecting on knowledge gained and forgotten, in a note from the Atchison Globe.
Charles P. Haughton Founder of Chrome Steel Industry
Mr. Charles P. Haughton has died recently. He founded the chrome steel industry in the United States and shaped its early development. His work established a national steel sector presence and influenced metallurgical innovation.
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Charles P. Haughton
United States
Device for brooders and chick injury avoidance
A New York Tribune item describes poultry brooders with a sloped upward floor and inclined runways to prevent chicks from slipping and chilling. It notes many makers use such three story inclines to guide chicks, reducing the chance of chicks wandering and dying.
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Usiu Sned
N. Y. Tribune
Farm Turkey Rearing And Care Advice From Farm and Home
Practical notes on turkey care advise 17 cues for a sitting hen and handling hatch. Recommendations cover feeding youngsters with care Kib and pepper notes caution against screenings and raw corn bread. Avoid confinement and ensure nightly return to the hen to keep poults safe.
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Theo
Sells Fowls In Wisdomerrer Market Advice
Farmers are urged to sell surplus stock in July and August to cover raising costs. Cockerels should be sold when enough marketable birds are ready for shipment, avoiding lower autumn prices. Delaying sales until winter reduces profit due to lower price per pound and increased losses.
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Farmers’ Voice
Varieties of Kafr Corn at Kansas Station
The Kansas agricultural center has raised Kafr corn for 11 years and tested two varieties the velane black haired white and the red. Over four years the red yielded 37 bushels per acre while the black hulled white yielded 45. The station now favors the black hulled white for cultivation.
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Kansas
Agrico
Om at Buffalo Courtship Joke
A witty exchange features Ethel-Percy asking to marry, Edith applying a playful line, and a judge noting the reply as a Buffalo style postponement. The dialogue captures light social banter over marriage prospects with regional flavor.
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Ethel—Percy
Edith
Lack of Confidence in City Sport Say Forester
A quirky exchange features a forester puzzled by a dog's constant barking. The humor suggests the dog fears being mistaken for a rabbit, with a playful retort about confidence and perception.
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Forester
Fliegende Glaetter
Fragmentary Exchange Teases School Lesson Lesson
A garbled dialogue shows a father asking what was learned in school. Johany replies ruefully that she learned a joke about someone’s eyes in the moment, with cryptic miswritten phrasing. The source text is unclear and reads as a playful, mis-transcribed snippet.
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Johany
X. Y. Worit
Unclear OCR Fragment From Baltimore American
Fragmented OCR text shows a dialogue about courting advice and a breach of promise in a marriage ending with a divorce. The garbled lines mention a man recalling tips to win a girl and her mother, with a later mention of divorce for breach of promise.
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Indy Ke
Dar
Grains Replace Coffee In New Beverage Ad
An old advertisement-style text promotes GHADNO as a grain based drink substituting for coffee. It touts health claims and urges readers to ask their grocer for packs priced at 15 to 25 cents per package. The fragment mentions children drinking it safely and references other product lines.
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Java
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