Cabinet debate on Mrs Harrison death to continue
Oct 27 report from LON notes cabinet members deliberating on condolences and official actions after Mrs Harrison's death. detail includes pallbearers, services, and potential moves by Secretary Foster and others. cabinet convenes to decide formal observances and public statements.
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Columbus Tribute Echoes Across Oceans and Time
A long excerpted discourse celebrates Christopher Columbus as a pivotal figure linking empires and ideas. It links his voyage to the broad spread of knowledge, printing, and religious ideals, while contrasting old world tyranny with the opening of new lands and civil liberty. The piece frames the discovery as a world heritage event rooted in faith, science, and the courage to pursue exploration.
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Savage dog attack and near-fatal injury reported
York State clipping describes a boy named Ulrich being mauled by ferocious dogs as he passed Mrs H Mitchells residence. He fought back with a pocket knife but suffered grievous wounds to his leg and arm. Other items include a man in Saginaw who hanged himself using undershirt fragments, a libel suit in Wash and a reminiscence of English shoe trade.
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Free Trade England and American Protection Compared
Americans vacationing in Britain see poverty under free trade with low rents and wages but high prices for goods. A London visitor notes cottage rents, servants pay, and limited work, while clothing and meat cost more than in the United States. The piece contrasts labor conditions and consumer costs, citing a New York Tribune report from 1892.
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Brays of Col Jones Blow Tariff Centralization Claim
Washington Post dispatch quotes Col Jones of the St Louis Republic arguing that tariff policy concentrates money and production control. He warns this inevitable effect undermines free enterprise and provokes political and economic power shifts.
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Free Traders Cite McKinley Tariff Impact Abroad
A reader forwards a New York Press letter arguing protection favors some at the expense of others. The writer claims high tariffs displace foreign workers while boosting American industry, cites Welsh closures and pearl button production, and urges revenue laws to aid globally rather than favoring a subset.
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Settlers for Tin Plate Ling Trade Affected
From Paris and New York Werald Cree Vrades, Augui, IRN On Saturday Welsh tin plate works closed due to low demand amid the Me g Winley tariff net In South Wales upwards of 10 000 workmen and many families are left jobless Many operatives plan to sail to the United States where Welsh owners are building new mills
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Norwegian labor commissioner studies U S wages
New York August 11 Norwegian labor commissioner Dehli, a famed Christina lawyer, is in New York two weeks then plans two more months visiting factory inspectors and workingmen’s associations. He will tour Massachusetts, Ohio, Illinois, Pennsylvania and New York, report results to the Norwegian government.
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Bismarck Advocates German Tariff Imitation
In a May 14 1882 Reichstag speech Bis marck lauds United States economic success after its Civil War and wartime debt payoff and calls for Germany to adopt protective tariffs to match American prosperity, arguing tariffs shield growth and employment.
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Election Well Healed Birmingham Meeting Quiet
An Alabama era newspaper reports the Birmingham election as unexpectedly calm. Citizens, each aware neighbors were armed, avoided conflict as rivals conducted ballots peacefully, defying fears of violence and a possible clash.
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