Senator Barrows Opines on Sugar Tariff and Infant Industry
The article cites Senator Barrows arguing against tariff reductions on Chicana sugar to protect infant sugar industries and Michigan jobs. He warns reciprocity with Cuba would harm domestic producers and urges cautious action, noting war aims with Cuba and upcoming legislative moves. The piece also mentions political maneuvering in Detroit and proposals by Bragdon and Darragh, plus talks of a Traverse City government building and McKinley memory address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrows Fiat Tyne
Congress
Cuba
Hut Cada
Michigan
Weill
Alma College Among Them in Presbyterian College Meet
Presidents of leading Presbyterian colleges and universities of the middle west plan a Chicago meeting in December to form a permanent organization and advance church education by collaboration Alma College is among the institutions involved in the preliminary movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma College
Middle West
Chicago
Presbyterian Church
Alina College
Untitled Railworker Test and Medical Anecdotes
A long, noisy passage recalls railroad engineers facing daunting tests of nerve and skill. It mixes reminiscence on mountain runs with a story of a doctor’s deft wrist exam, plus jumbled impressions of railway life, dangers, and the human toll of demanding craft.
A Black Flower Challenge for Black Bloom Breakthrough
An ingenious horticulturist faces a three century old puzzle to create a truly black flower. despite works like Alexandre Lamas The Black Tulip no true black bloom exists yet. Fame and fortune await the innovator who achieves the impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandre Lamas
Devetttel Confiding Hyperbolic Character Clash
A fragmenting line pairs reveal a character judged as confiding yet described as anything but trustworthy. The quote hints at a deceptive impression masking a lack of virtuous example, suggesting a critique of reputation versus reality within a social scene.
Editor Defends Description Of Childrens Excursion
A London paper faced critique over a phrase calling a children's excursion a long white scream of joy. A correspondent argued that a scream could be long but not white, and the editor replied that a hue is often associated with emotion, defending the usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Need Not Peel Lonesome and the Stranger Exchange
A clipped dialogue from a Chicago News item hints at a minister's son following spendthrift Jinks and a tailor named Trubberton pursuing an unpaid bill, framed as a light column note from Chelsea Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trubberton
Chicago News
Prin
Catler
Chelsea Gazette
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alma Reaord
Brown
Be Rae Eee DY
Lila Diurvtiite
Anate
Suaalyrellett Sauite
Womadky
Rowsavele
Charleston
Detroit
William Jenningy Bragan
Congresman
A. B. Darragh
Traverse City
Grover Cleveland
Hardon
Wike
Ray
Denver
Rio Grande
Ata
Coles Radi
Conde
Tovek
Beni
Enn Liang
Cor Alsolite
Stampete
Ike
Iutte Miner Mountain
John Doe
Dooy T
Elise
New York Post
Patel
Hassan Ralivey Tran
Wien
Ron de Yener
Shel
Chambers’ Journal
Alma
Aerry
F. E. Pollasky
Sisos
Davies
Kor
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!