Kilpatrick Widow Heads to America with Remains
The widow of General Kilpatrick sails toward America with his body and expects to land around mid month. The column also notes Sam Jones the Revivalist planning Washington as a permanent home and mocks his methods. Different voices discuss Ireland, Gladstone, and debates on property rights and land ownership cited from various papers.
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Kilpatrick
America
Sam Jones
Washington
Jones
Henry Wood
Palestine
Pennsylvania Democrats Push Tariff Reform Demand
The Pennsylvania Democratic convention endorses a tariff resolution urging use of the treasury surplus to pay the public debt and immediate reduction of internal taxes and import duties. It calls for restrained taxation as a prudent measure, while noting the Republican Senate may block reform and the Democratic House should oppose unnecessary taxation.
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Pennsylvania
Friends of
Senate
House
N. Y. Star
Free Whisky or Free Wool In Tax Debate
A public debate questions whether whisky and tobacco should stay taxed while reducing taxes on essentials. Proponents argue necessities like clothing and fuel should be cheaper, while others push for free whisky and cheap tobacco to balance broader price isssues. The core dispute contrasts protectionists favoring cheaper imports with revenue reformers defending targeted taxes on luxuries.
Strike in Despair Hits Hazleton Miners Hard
The Hazleton region miners strike out of desperation, starvelike conditions and low pay despite coal price rises. Operators deny pay raises and arbitration, organize in a hardline combination, restricting union rights. The strike aims to raise public sympathy and spur limits on concentrated capital.
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Hazleton
Debates on Labor Rights and Western Cattle Losses
Labor issues and protectionist rhetoric frame a speech by Labor Commissioner Betton praising political rights as protections mature. Miles City Montana reports severe winter losses in the northwestern cattle range with vast slaughter and desertion, highlighting 80 percent on the range and dozens of branded calves missing, contrasting with the Southwest’s favorable grazing conditions.
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Betton
Wichita
Northwest
Miles City
Montana
Northwestern
Texas
Southwest
United States
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Mitchellstown
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N. S. Star
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W. H. Smith & Co
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Barnes & Northcraft
Jountz & Rice Mitt Co
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Raby
Castor
Castoria
Miss
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Castori
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Simon Shook
Dick County
Sheriff's Sale
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A. G. Tyler
Kirby
T. C. Henry & Company
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C. J. Hoffman
Hoffman Oman & Son
Cailrine A. Hoffman
Bonelake
Kansas Farm Mercedenee City National Bank
Hartford, Conn
Abilene
Dickinson
Kousax
J.J. Miller
Id Rubin
William Volk
Bunton & Moore
Sheriff’s Sale
New England Loan and Trust
Plalotitt
Ae Wn. B. Mall
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Isaac Shockey
Daniel B. "Snyder
P. Dickinson
Stillanes
Florence D. Talbott
Miller
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State of
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George W. Carpenter
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Alligon
Charles
Ely
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GP. M.ue
Allison
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William A. ‘Tudor
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Ana
Isaac A. Es
W. P. Steps
Sam & Resse, Uy
J. F. Tudor
District Court of Dickinson Co
Hallam & Parker
John A. Grove
County of
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J J.J. Miller
Kan
L. Thomrson
Sherif
Amcusa
M.D
Oxford St
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Ates Cee
Tus Carrave
Fulton Street
Hope, Kas
A. M. Crary
L. E. Robinson
Dick of
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Samuel Copeland
Anns Copeland
B. F. Gamble
Hiram McCurdy
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County of Dickinson
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Wabash
Wabash Western Railway
Hi. N. Garland
C. W. Green
Nain Street
Kansas City
Chas. M. Hays
F. Chandler
Ize
HT. Goss & CO
Manchester
Lath
M. T. Goss & Co
Pickwick Club
Cream of Kentucky
Kansas City Liquor CO
Delaware Streets
B. H. D’huy
Ss. S. Smith
Temple of Economy
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Rand Clearing-Out Sale
Mkierney
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