Turmoil of Lovers Ends in Heartbreak and Flight
A fraught romance unfolds as Marion Vernon, an elegant Oxford student, defies her stern father and elopes with a man of lower status. The father’s anger, threats of disinheritance, and a vanished daughter drive a family rift that time softens only to a point.
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Morning at Hollow Ash Hall Amid Secret Scandal
In a misty dawn at Hollow Ash Hall, Mr Vernon and Mrs Moore flee to Australia after a secret affair is revealed. Marion, the wife, descends into madness and destroys her newborn infant in a moment of frenzy as the truth erupts.
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Tramp Steamer Prospects Highlight Chicago Seaport Idea
An article by W. D. Hulbert argues water transport remains cheaper than land travel and notes 1500 to 2000 tons can move through the Wetland and St Lawrence canals without breaking bulk. He stresses reduced handling for fragile goods and a potential shift toward fresh water routes into North American commerce.
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Chicago
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New York
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Europe
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Analysis on Reciprocity's Practical Limits in US Trade
Mr John P. Young argues against unrestricted reciprocity, highlighting revenue uncertainties and rigidity of commercial treaties. He warns tariff concessions could provoke jealousy and hinder revenue, noting reciprocal pacts may fail to increase overall exports or aid domestic producers.
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John P. Young
San Francisco
Congress
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Long
Jong
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Vai
Economic policy and trade balance under Republican era
The article argues that three years of Republican policy boosted export sales and reduced the world trade deficit, while European debt remains unsettled. It critiques free traders urging tariff changes to force Europe to pay via reduced domestic production, noting past world deficits and high interest rates. It discusses impact on industry, agriculture, and livestock along with Danish poultry syndicates and Northern Wisconsin hog production as practical examples.
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Pune
Europe
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Europa
United States
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Far
Mears
Wien
Maes
Ly Aone
Boots
Aindianapolis
Journal
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Wisconsin Central Railroad
Wisconsin
Ming
China
Canda
Gomi Thaysgreit Flour Mills
Minnesota
Ty Wren
Nature
Farmers' Review
Fragmentary Note on Child Discipline in L'Enfant Article
The readable parts describe a discussion around child discipline and deride abusive phrasing. It mentions experts or specialists and notes on punishment, with emphasis on appropriate handling and potential harm. The text is garbled but centers on evaluating treatments of a child.
Sun Shines No Prosperity Says 1897 Report
In 1897 Grover Cleveland told Congress no rapid recovery was possible. Critics blame a congress of incompetents and lack of silver support. South and Populist sentiments mix with cautious optimism while political tensions rise.
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Cleveland
Olitajally
Congress
Pyer
Othy
Gietaag
Bryan
Amor
Diplomatic little girl and Benny tales from schoolroom
A confectioner recalls a girl who wants caramels for her papa and a boy named Benny explains his recent move and Boonville origins. The piece weaves schoolroom vignettes with stray historical notes and playful quips about manners and place names.
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Erie Canal
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