Filibusters of Venezuela Stage Royal Plot in Castle
In the Castle of Salvarez Philip contemplates crowning himself king while Gómez plots to marry Lola Garza to him. Mattazudo agrees to kidnap Lola during the impending attack and hide her with Ramona the Cari until Salvarez or Gómez reclaim her.
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Gomez
Mattazudo
Garza
New York
United States
Venezuela
Caracas
Philip
Spain
Lola Garza
Salvarez
Don Juan
Lola
Coroni
Ramana
Ramona
Trust me said Mattazudo as he walked off
A terse remark from Mattazudo ends an exchange as he leaves the scene. No further context or action is provided.
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Mattazudo
General Salvarez Battles Secrecy at Strong Castle
In a tense Venezuelan shoreline siege narrative, General Salvarez directs a costly assault on a castle with two guns while his wife and daughter, Americans defeat conspirators at hand. The attack stalls as Salvarez opts to protect a secret passage. allies Gomez Don Juan and Philip of Aragon assess the clash and Salvarez’s resolve.
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Salvarez
Dona Maria
Jacinta
Pedro Francisco
Republic
Vomez
Mattazudo Salvarez
Francisco
Mattazudo
Zambos
Gomez
Don Juan
Philip of Aragon
Philip
Venezuela
Riding for insomnia on the trolley car
An Overbrook night car conductor recalls riders using late night trolley trips to sleep. He describes a man who stayed awake during the down ride then slept to the ferry and again on the return trip, with a sleeping wife using an assumed name after marriage.
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Philadelphia Times
Eighth Street
Schuylkill River
Fifty-second
Jefferson Streets
Overbrook
Forty-second
The Revisioners Oppose Tariff Change and Free Trade
Senator Gallinger of New Hampshire denounces repeal of tariff duties and Dingley modifications via Kasson reciprocity treaties. He argues four years of prosperity under tariff protection, condemns Free Trade and Babcock proposals, and warns that Kasson deals harm wool, French manufacturing, and American industry. Diplomatic talks with Germany are noted with constitutional objections.
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Gallinger
New Stampshire
Republican Party
Kasson
Democratic Party
Representative Babcock
United States
Argentine Republic
Cleveland
France
Senate
Babcock
San Francisco “Chronicle
California
New England
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylania
Reciprocity Treaties in U S Germany Talks
The article questions the U S Germany reciprocity treaty negotiations and whether Ambassador to Berlin is acting on his own. It notes the senate has set aside reciprocity treaties and that laws cannot create public revenue, casting doubt on any treaty gaining force. It references foreign press reports about Mr.
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United States
Germany
Berlin
Empire
House of Representatives
Senate
House
State Department
Ambassador White
Washington Post
Clover and tariffs spark debate on steel trust impact
A detailed discussion from Crawfordsville Journal notes Representative Babcock's tariff repeal idea for steel products faces questions. It cites that the steel trust does not dominate the entire trade and warns that wage reductions could deter Republican support in Congress.
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Habcock Piwna
Babcock
Steel Trust
Congress
Crawfordsville
Ind
Journal
Protection Gains Foreign Markets and Exports Rise
The text notes exports for the fiscal year 1901 rising toward 100 million dollars with no loss of American industry or jobs. Including Porto Rico and the Hawaiian Islands could add 20 million, suggesting protection expands foreign markets while preserving the home market despite global tensions.
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Porto Rico
Hawaiian Islands
China
Wool prices rise under Republicans in Salt Lake Tribune note
The paper reports wool sales at Price yesterday averaged over 11 cents a pound. It notes this is higher than the Democratic era but lower than peak Republican periods, joking that Democrats would have to mute complaints about low prices.
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Bradford Miller
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Ita
Alfalfa
Salt Lake City
Expanding Home Market Prompts Trade Debate
Bank clearings across the country rise about 25 percent from last year while New York City shows a 75 percent increase. The author argues the Dingley law expands the domestic market to at least 10 billion dollars annually and criticizes calls to abandon this market for foreign sales amid global competition.
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New York City
Dingley
Free-Trade Trust
Farmers Getting Rich in America
Farmers in the United States are described as growing wealthy as banks fill with deposits. The text claims abandoned farms and farm mortgages are a thing of the past, and western farmers can lend money after buying necessities and luxuries.
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United States
Florida Leads In Land Under Water. Wyoming Least Proportion
Census returns show Florida has the largest land area under water relative to its size while Wyoming has the smallest proportion. The data highlight Florida's extensive wetlands and coastal flooding areas and Wyoming's arid, drier landscape with minimal submerged terrain.
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Florida
Wyoming
Manuring the Soil Bulletin From Stillwater Station
Bulletin from the Experiment Station at Stillwater Oklahoma outlines key points on soil manuring. It urges using all manure, applying to varied locations, timing with rainfall and crops, and notes disagreement among authorities on best practices while seeking more evidence.
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Stillwater
Oklo
Corner in St. Louis Sells for One Million
A prime corner in St. Louis that brought 350000 in 1891 has just sold for 1000000. The buyer and seller are unnamed in the readable text, and the deal signals a strong rise in property values in the era.
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St. Louis
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Robert Bonner
Castle of
Bolivar
Ferdinand Gomez
Don Juan Garza
Orinoco
Crespo
Prue
Mattazurdo
Comecz
Mattazude
Insomnia
the Revisioners
Senator Gallinger
Tarlf
Farmers
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