Monte Carlo Intrigue Looms As French President Targeted
Jones warns the French president of danger amid Monte Carlo revolutionary plots. Merrick and Olgaitch schemes unfold with a daring train seizure and a princess entangled in love and intrigue as Monaco’s night hums with spies and shifting loyalties.
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Darragh
Leon
Jones
Monaco
France
Louis Napoleon
Pulal
Republic
Monte Carlo
Rock of Gibraltar
Army Generala
Merrick
Villeboils
Mark Merrick
Dom Paul Kruger
Mark
Constance
Mentone
Paria
Lfe
Wayland
Nice
Europe
Olgwyitch
Jones Grips the Bull by the Horns in Tough Contest
In Chapter XIIIt the scene portrays Jones facing an enraged bull and choosing a bold method to challenge the beast. His custom is to seize the animal by the horns, giving him a fair chance to measure strength against the creature.
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Jones
Erie Library gains historic General Wayne bones kettle
The Erie Library museum adds the kettle in which General Anthony Wayne’s body was reduced to a skeleton following his 1796 Erie illness. The relic, kept by Wayne descendants, was acquired through Major O W Pollock and illustrates the removal of bones for burial with his family in Radnor churchyard after 1809.
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Erie
Anthony Wayne
O.W. Pollock
Wayne
Isaac Wayne
Erlo
J. C. Wallace
Radnor
Grand Rapids
Mich
Cause for Rejoicing from a Child and Doctor
A four year old patient asks if there is candy in heaven and, after a tender exchange, thanks a good doctor for his care. The little invalid speaks with a mother about recovery and the value of medical help.
First Gun Is Fired for Sound Republican Principles in Oregon
The Oregon election shows strong Republican gains with a Republican governor and two Republican congressmen. The 1902 tariff policy is upheld, with Oregon indicating tariff protection should continue while free trade critics gain no decisive win. The American Protective Tariff League claims pride in guiding voters against mugwump and free trade defections, affirming protection for American labor and agriculture.
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United States
West
Oregon
Orgeon
Republican Party
Hanna
American Protective Tariff League
Tariff League
Mugwump
Portland
Tarifff League
Farmer faces tariff shift on cattle demand
The farmer recalls earlier prosperity when fat steers paid well and warns that a renewed push for lower cattle tariffs could curb expansion. The text contrasts favorable cattle markets with expensive feed during the Wilson era and notes potential reluctance to increase cattle farming without tariff relief.
Wage Earner’s Fate and the Protection Debate
Kansas City Journal argues free traders misread American industry. It asserts protected small firms keep wages high and domestic markets secure, warning that removing tariffs would force American workers to accept European pay scales amid fierce foreign competition.
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America
Kansas City Journal
Favorable political and tariff outlook for prosperity
The piece notes that an opposition house next fall would hinder legislation after March 4, but anticipates long-term control by the current parties. No tariff changes are expected to disrupt industry, with the Dingley tariff working well. A strong trust investigation is forthcoming, pleasing the public and promising positive results, signaling continued high prosperity.
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United States
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Not Much Campaign Capital In This Political Year
The Galesburg Illinois Mail reports that voters reject populist policies and oppose aggressive anti soldier rhetoric. Tariff and trust issues dominate discussion as the Republican administration prosecutes trusts under an anti trust law, offering little campaign capital for Democrats.
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Galesburg
Rose as Emblem of Secrecy in Greek Rituals
The rose serves as the emblem of secrecy in Greece, once hung above the table to signify that nothing spoken there should be repeated. This token marked the confidentiality of table talk in traditional hospitality.
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Greece
Assessment of Railroad Property in Nebraska
The State Board of Equalization defends its method for valuing railroad property for state and local taxes. It cites sworn schedules, construction costs, expert estimates, and rate-case testimony to justify uniform, pro rata tax distribution across counties. The board counters claims of haphazard valuation and alleges outside counties are not unfairly treated.
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State Board of Equalization
Han
Union Pacific
Nebraska
Kearney
Wyoming State Line
Douglas County
Cheyenne
Kimball County
Omaha
Supreme Court
Cotton Mill Run by Negroes At Concord
The Concord N. Co cotton mill is operated entirely by colored workers. Secretary treasurer W. C. Coleman reports to the New York Age that the mill is crowded with work and customers are satisfied with the product. Employees show strong interest and more mills could not meet orders. The piece argues the negro may have independent industrial capacity.
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Concord, N. &Co
W. C. Coleman
New York Age
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