War Heralds a Soldier of the Rhine in Berlin
Paul Rhinelander pursues a perilous mission in Berlin as war looms with Louis Napoleon declaring war on Germany. He is shadowed by a veteran secret agent, reconnects with friends Karl Von Stettin and Beatrix, learns Hildegarde trains as a nurse, and awaits orders from Crown Prince Frederick as tensions rise at Unter den Linden.
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Paul
Bismarck
Berlin
Sinbad
Rhine
Louis Napoleon
Paris
von Moltke
Napoleon Bonaparte
Karl
Beatrix
Hildegarde
Unter den Laden
Pauli
Karl von Stettin
Ikarl
Germany
Heidelberg
Europe
Wilhelm
Palestine
Paul Rhinelander
Ber- Yn
Frederick
Double Eagles
Prussia
Sparguapani
Unter den Linden
Ane
Herr Rhinelander
Berlin Greeting Sets Scene in Dead to the World
Paul hurries to greet Kurl in Berlin and asks what brought him there, signaling a cordial welcome and curiosity about motives.
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Paul
Kurl
Berlin
Arrowheads Grow Nonsense Sparks Lesson On Earths History
Dr Branner of Stanford deserts to the Sierras to study rocks and life histories. He finds an old Indian burying ground and tests his guide Elijah with a tale of arrowheads that supposedly grow like potatoes. Elijah retorts with a practical, humorous reply.
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Dr. Branner
Stanford Geological Department
Hles
Earth
Sierras
Bijah
San Francisco
New Berlin Suburb Publishes Pro-Heathen Periodical
A new local periodical in a Berlin suburb urges revival of heathenism and the annihilation of Christianity, signaling a provocative religious revival movement in the area.
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Berlin
Missing Today Manna Cited In Tomorrow’s Search
Readers are urged to focus on present provisions rather than chasing future gains as the proverb warns that some overlook today’s offerings while seeking tomorrow’s rewards. The saying emphasizes immediate needs and practical choices over speculative promises.
Protecting American Markets From Cuban Tariff Proposals
A historic denunciation of protectionist policy argues that tariffs defend American farmers as well as manufacturers. It warns against reciprocity and Cuba tariff repeal, urging steadfast support for domestic agriculture and industries to preserve national prosperity.
Near and Far on Tariffs and Who Pays the Tax
A Farquhar speech at a reciprocity convention argued that a maximum tariff taxes manufacturers by France’s limits, while protectionists claim the producer bears the tariff. The piece notes a Free-Trade admission of the protectionist point and warns readers the tax burden falls on consumers.
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A. B. Farquhar
France
Farquhar
Pargabhar
Market claims and stance reflect American priorities
The text asserts that American markets serve American citizens developing the country and argues that a defeat at the system must be surrendered. It frames markets as first for Americans and emphasizes national economic focus.
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Dod
South Advocates Tariff Push Amid Regional Shifts
The South no longer only imports protection but seeks domestic manufacturing profits, while the East resurges in shipbuilding with Free Trade leanings. Democratic delegates Tillman Bailey pushed to drop "only" from tariff goals, hinting at tariffs beyond revenue. Galveston News.
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Chicago
Bryan
Messrs. Tillman and Bailey
Galveston
Want It All Advocates Selfish Trade Plan
Lelens Record notes that Hlavemeyer and other manufacturers push a all protections for their goods while demanding free wool hides and sugar beets parity. The piece argues such one sided policy harms farmers and ranchers and would fail in a Republican congress.
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Hlavemeyer
England
Germany
New England
Fair Treatment for Cuba Urged by Senator Mason
Senator Mason calls for fair treatment of Cuba in trade policy. The piece questions what fair treatment means and whether reducing duties on sugar and tobacco would mainly aid Cuban growers or transfer treasury funds to trusts. It argues for fairness for all sides, including U.S. sugar and tobacco growers.
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Cleveland
Senate
Washington
Cuba
Atlantic
Pacific
Mason
United State
Treasuries
United States
Tariff periods spark labor prosperity and a new children theater
The text contrasts free trade and tariff eras, noting idle mills during free trade and full employment under tariffs. It mentions Boston inspired New York City's planned children theater, expected to yield good dividends.
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Martin van Buren
James Buchanan
Grover Cleveland
New York City
Boston
Live Stock Market Report Shows Mixed Demand and Steady to Strong Prices
The live stock market reflects steady to strong prices for cattle and hogs. Packers bid strongly for beef steers and better cow stuff, while demand for canners and medium grades remained moderate. Hogs sold in improved demand with higher average bids, and sheep trades stayed steady for quality stock though common lots moved slowly. Bulls and veal calves remained strong, stockers were limited, and overall prices stayed solid for desirable lots.
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Hood
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Cattle and hog prices listed with bids for stockers feeders western fed steers Texas Indian steers cows heifers and calves. Hogs steady to firm with ranges for natives and packers including heavy and mixed lots. Sheep and lambs show steady demand for natives westerns yearlings and ewes with various price points.
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Kansas City
Catyle-Airline
U.ou
Fire at Park Avenue Armory Triggers Hotel Blaze
A fire starting in the Seventy first regiment armory on Park Avenue in New York spread to the Park Avenue hotel. At least four people died and losses exceed a million dollars. Admiral Miller and Colonel Alexander Piper are named victims. a guest woman reportedly leapt from a fifth floor window. Authorities estimate up to twenty dead in the ruins.
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New York
Seventy-first Regiment
National Guard
Park Avenue
Thirty-third
Thirty-fourth
Admiral Miller
U.S. N
Croker
Alexander Piper
U. S.A
Louisville
Souvenir for Prince Henry from St Louis Mayor
The solid silver and gold casket destined as Prince Henry of Prussia’s souvenir will be finished soon. It measures 18 inches long and 4 1/4 inches high and 4 1/4 inches deep, with a hand cut ornate cover displaying St Louis seal flanked by American and German eagles. The interior will be lined with navy blue watered silk.
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ST. Louis
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Wells
Postal Ruling Rejects Deputy’s Money Order
Cleveland Ohio February 22 Judge Wing rules that a postal money order signed by a deputy postmaster and accompanied by his single letter is not a lawful instrument.
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Cleveland, O
Wing
Corn Products Company a Go Consolidation Declared Operative
A circular to stockholders of Glucose Sugar Refining and National Starch reports a large majority of preferred and common stockholders have accepted the February 8 1902 offer and deposited shares, making the consolidation plan operative.
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Corn Products Company A Go
New York
Glucose Sugar Refining Company
National Starch Company
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Stacker & Ssirry
York
Congress
South
South Omaha
Thansas City
Ante Thad
Park Avenue House
Prince Henry
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