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The Tribune notes a flag incident may have biased reports affecting division superintendent Thomas Will de of Delaware Lackawie Western mines and Foreman J. Chew of the Continental mine. The paper regrets those gentlemen were criticized and points to the real facts of the case as presented by Willie ae De featient of The Tribune.
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Fe Coreen Wt Laee
Calsta A Otow
Kent
Poreer Auditor
Generle K. Buardesbergtt
Tribune
Thurs
Thomas Willde
Delware
Lackicie Tl Western Mines
J. “Chew
Hat Compan
Willie Ae de Featient
The
Hepburn Canal Bill Sparks Broad Critique in Congress
The piece condemns the Hepburn canal bill as a rushed, costly move that ignores a treaty with Britain, overlooks open waterways principles, and bypasses a commission’s thorough study. It argues for delaying costly contracts pending report, and notes a separate bill expanding New York City teacher funding being vetoed by Van Wyck but later passed by the GOP legislature and backed by Roosevelt.
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Congress
Costa
Great Britain
England
Becaue
United States
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Greater
New York
van Wyck
Roosevelt
Tammany
Growth of U S exports reaches record nine months total
The treasury bureau of statistics reports that exports of manufactures for the nine months ending March reached 1,053,820,680 dollars, with over 80 percent of exports in manufactures. March alone shows 44,767,140 dollars in manufactured goods, far surpassing all prior March totals in U S history.
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United States
Treasury Bureau of Statisties
Exports of Manufactures Rise Sharply in 1890s
The article notes a sharp rise in total exports for the fiscal year, with estimates approaching 400 million dollars and strong gains across key industries such as iron and steel, chemicals, agricultural tools, and leather goods. It argues this growth positions export expansion as a central political issue and highlights the Republican stance supporting progress.
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Scientiic Instramenta
Republican Party
Foreign critic spurs debate on American eating habits and naval bill
The New York Sun features a foreign correspondent’s gentle critique of American dining irregularity and water consumption at meals, pairing it with a report on the senate naval appropriation bill. The chamber advances ships funding and armor contracts for Maine Ohio and Missouri, while future pricing safeguards are debated.
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Newho
New York Sun
Sun
Lew
Senate
Maine
Ohio
Missouri
Unele
Why The Tribune 20 Esteems Charles Emory Smith
The article notes The Tribune 20 holds Charles Emory Smith in high regard for his consistent integrity in political discourse and his reputation as a gentleman. It praises his consistency between words and deeds and commends his thoughtful, intelligent mind in considering the postmaster general's role.
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The
Lebanon Report
Tribune 20
Charles Emory Smith
Smith
Wanamaker censure letter concerns Chadwick dispatch article
Secretary Long questions Captain Chadwick over a magazine article publishing official dispatches. Chadwick denies knowledge of the piece until print and tried to halt circulation, prompting possible further inquiry by Secretary Lane.
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Chadwick
Long
McChure
Lane
Wonderful growth in exports from domestic manufacturing
The Treasury Bureau of Statistics presents nine month figures ending March 1998 showing export values across principal articles of domestic manufacture. The table lists items such as mineral oils, copper, cotton, paper, machinery, textiles, clocks, glassware, and more with totals reflecting overall growth and specific commodity values.
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Totasury Bureau of Statistics
Dagitel
Iim
Wen
Glawware
Chicago political philosopher faces close senate race
I Cwile in Chicago reframes his defeat as not surprising and insists he has threatened no one. He speaks calmly about his loss, denying anger or anguish despite the tight outcome and speculation in the press.
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I. Cwile
Chicago
Nater
Determination to Return Next Winter with Cert from Legislature
A fragment expresses resolve to continue the effort and return next winter with a certificate from the legislature. The language suggests sustaining a campaign or project across seasons and seeking formal approval. Entities are not clearly identified in readable text.
Noted Personalities and Enduring Hobbies Highlighted
The item notes Timothy I. Woodrud as a leading amateur in New York, Senator Hour purchasing a Byron edition through a London agent, and Mia collection plans. It mentions the Rev. Jideon Titeworth of Milwaukee reading his own novel aloud, the London Graphic on Lord Roberts unlikely to become a duke, and Bishop Beane of Albany urged to preach at St Paul’s cathedral for the Society’s centennial. It also recalls Professor Agarelt and the late Congressman Hiand of Missouri and the widow Bland seeking profits from a memoir.
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Timothy I. Woodrud
New York
Hour Hee Purchand
London
Ayron
Childe Marplil
Jideon Titeworth
Filmouth Congregational Church
Milwaukee
St. Paul's Cathedral
Profesor Agarelt
Congressman Hiand
Missouri
Alwasyoo Bun
St le
Bland
Three Piece Bedroom Suites At A Pleasant Price
Readers are drawn to the $20 three piece bedroom suites praised for eye catching design and finish. The writing notes construction quality and overall value versus competing offers, concluding these sets are better in every way than anything at the price.
Livery in the City Offers First-Class Outfit
During favorable weather, the livery promises superior horses and carriages. For a drive, call telephone 794 and Everett will dispatch a first-class outfit.
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Everett
May 3 4 Horoscope by Ajacchus Tribune
Daily horoscope notes a satirical tone about gender roles and honesty. It mentions May date hints, indecipherable musings on fashion and fame, and advice that honesty protects against trouble, with references to professors, the drug situation, and a frost ahead for candidates.
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Ajacchus
Tribune
Finley’s Opens Spring Line of Infants Goods
Finley’s announces the completion of its annual opening for Baby Furnishings and will place on sale next Monday a spring line of infants and children hats caps cloaks and related items. The shop highlights Children’s French Cord Wash Bonnets and French Hand Embroidered Shoes as specialties and offers a complete line of infants long cloaks.
The Neostyle Duplicator on Trial in Offices
Advertisement notes the Neostyle Duplicator can copy 2000 copies from one original writing and 1500 from typewritten originals. Agents offer a demonstration in your office for a few days. Also promotes the Planetary Pencil Sharpener and Star Paper Fastener as improved items.
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