Logans author guides perilous chase in New York tale
In a dramatic进 scene, Signor Wilberton aids Nita Barlotti under Maligni's brutal rule. Key clues surface as a red tin box is linked to a deadly contract, Dambo is suspected of arson, and a bold rescue chase leads toward a deadly conspiracy across Manhattan.
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Sancho
Dambo
Nita
Signor Wilberton
Signorina
Barlotti
Maubikeck
Maligni
Doctor Dinsmore
Major Simmons
Slenorina
Wilberton
Ner
Maubiherte
Signorina Barlotti
Byrnes
New York
Hell
Satan
Tortoni
Malagal
Maubfkeck
Autocratic Ways of George Eliot Sparked Early Enmity
Harper's Weekly recalls a Strand bookshop encounter with Miss Evans, later George Eliot, describing her as an ugly but highly knowledgeable woman who used the Socratic method to torment diners and shop workers. The tale notes how the young assistant felt insulted and later refused to read Adam Bede, branding her intolerant and a prig.
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George Eliot
Lest We Forget Preserve Historic Sites and Relics
The New York Tribune laments neglect and vandalism that erase precious objects and places. It urges practical, sentimental preservation of those still identifiable, arguing land should be set aside for such purposes rather than other uses.
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New York Tribune
Tariff Revision Seen Favorable by Western Republicans
The article argues for tariff revision and reciprocity as essential to curb onerous duties and to combat trusts. Iowa Republicans push moderate reform of the Dingley law, urging protection with reduced or abolished high duties and freer competition.
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Iowa
Caslom
Illinois
Congress
Friends of Protection
McKinley
Republican Party
Committee On Resolutions
United States
Chicago Tribune
Two Pictures 1896 and a Democratic Congress warned
A Louisville Post editorial argues that a Democratic House in the next Congress would derail economic progress and provoke crisis, urging all voters to oppose a Democratic Congress next November. An Indianapolis Journal piece notes tariff collections rose under the Dingley law, despite claims deficits would persist.
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Louisville Post
Cleveland
Indianapolis Journal
Cullom Urges Cautious Tariff Revision Based on Public Sentiment
The Chicago Record-Herald notes Senator Cullom of Winds cautions that tariff reform should proceed with care. He supports reciprocity with Cuba, urges inquiry into Dingley schedules, and asks Republicans to frame concrete steps rather than vague promises. He contrasts with Babcock and criticizes Iowa plank vagueness.
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Winds
Tari
Babcock
Klindg
Cuba
Cullom
iHndls
Congress
Republican Party
Iowa
Chicago Record-Herald
Iowa Republicans Reaffirm 1901 Platform on Tariff Changes
The Iowa Republican convention commends its declaration. The 1902 platform reaffirmates statements from 1901 on tariff policy and state issues. The party emphasizes continuity in economic positions and party principles.
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Iowa
Asparagus Pest Described by Geneva Station Bulletin
A Geneva station bulletin reports tiny flaxseedlike bodies below asparagus beds forming a fly life stage. Adults are small metallic black flies about one sixth of an inch, with maggots white and up to one fifth inch. Damage observed mainly on seedling beds. advise burning old stalks and avoiding new shoots to curb puparia.
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Geneva
Harvesting Potatoes Timing and Methods
The guide explains that potatoes are ready when vines die back and warns against digging too early for quality, or too late risking decay. It notes small patches can be dug by hand, while large harvests require machines rather than old fashioned plowing, and recommends purpose built diggers over injurious methods.
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Maubikeck
Maligni
Signorina
Nita
Signor Wilberton
Madame de Long
Albany
Fogyteen
Utica
Barnum
Italy
American Apples Packed To Government Stamp Standard
A report from London cites W B H Boyes of Leicester forwarding a National Federation of Fruit Ererers resolution. The federation proposes Canada style grading and stamping of American apples by the U S government to boost quality demand and prices. Canada already stamps all graded apples. un stamped barrels incur a fine of one dollar per barrel.
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State Department
Richard Westacott
London
W. B H. Boyes
Leicester
National Federation of Fruiterers
Cardiff
Federation
Canada
Government Date Orchard Aims to Transform Arizona Arid Lands
A Phoenix dispatch notes the government is expanding date culture with a large experimental orchard near the city. Five acres of date trees from Africa and about 1 000 seedlings have been planted, with the Department of Agriculture predicting date palms will reclaim arid alkali lands in Arizona and the West. Potatoes also show strong yields due to high prices, with nationwide garden production rising and field acreage increasing.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Chicago Packer
Here
America
Africa
Department of Aegriculture
West
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Ilown
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