Democratic Press Blames Blaine on Trade Balance Satire
The piece mocks Mr Blaine over a Cuba and West Indies trade example, arguing the balance of trade is misrepresented. It cites merchants misreading profits, then notes local notices from Randolph and nearby towns about politics, rain, and community events.
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Blaine
Waterville
New York
Quba
Cuba
Havana
United States
Berets
Turk’s Island
West Inia
Menton
Btste
Mr. Rinine
West Indies
W Foriunste
Shalersville notes and local school roster items
Local items list the black mare of Geo Cooley with a fractured leg after an accident at a platform. A long parade of district teachers is given with assignments for Le No 1 to 9, plus postmaster changes Edward Haight and assistants. Various society meetings, dances, and town happenings are described, including political convention notes, school moves, and a weather-rough week.
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Shalersville
Geo. Cooley
le No
Will Farsons
Clara Amick
P. B. Tomson
Maggie Belden
Nelle Bradford
George Clapp
Toma Cook
John Porter
Shalereville Exchange
Corty
Horticultural Society
Henry Sturdevant
Henry
Nancy Thompson
Kent
Edward A. Haight
Local notices mix marriages births and trades in Central district
The community page records the marriage of Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry from B.C. Bemxe's and Miss Mary White to C. L. Abbott at the Disciple Church led by Rev D. J. White. It notes typhoid illness of Lawrence Cook, a mill accident to a pedler named Watkins, a butter famine, and planned store moves. Also listed are school progress, industrial board appeals, planing and woodworking services, court cases and departures to Philadelphia New York Detroit and other cities.
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New York
Tonion
Gail Hamilton
Atlantic
Chili
Tokio
Japan
Syracuse
D. Edgar Crouse
William Jones
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Willian Black
Sweden
Sandwich Islands
Burne Jones
Willa Morris
Exeter College
Oxford
Nevada
Louise
Marchioness
Lorne
Queen Victoria
Adiver
Boise City
Idaho
Obernimm
Fan
Bouankatsat
Noston
Snyder
SNY Dna
Mary White
Abbott
Estelline
South Dakota
D. J. White
Samuel Harmon
Townehin
Lawrence Cook
John Atwater
Watkins
Nowborel
Niles
Tampson
Burnett Block
Moray
The
Herald
Shaffer
Marshall
Tennessee
Andrew Carnegie and the Oil Farm Bonanza
Andrew Carnegie began in oil with William Story's farm on Ol creek in 1860. They formed Columbia Oil Co to develop 400 acres near Coal Oil Johnny, yielding 20 800 barrels first year and rising to 141 000 barrels in three years. Dividends reached 160 percent of capital. stock grew to 2 600 000. Ten years produced 1 716 972 barrels with value about 10 000 000. Buffalo Bill Wild West show permit challenged as demoralizing youth.
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Brooklyn
Jack
Jacob Disheart
Washington
Ind
Iginia
Charles Dillom
Paris
Charles X
Eoghan
Cardinal Manning
Herr Siemens
John
Jacob Weber
New Orleans
Hiram Lukens
Doylestown
Swathmore
Quaker College
Scranton
J.P. Smith
Fort Worth
Kentucky
Texas
Sam Houston
Sweden
Msandherz
Norway
Herman Odrichs
Kalakaun
Agent Love
Mexico
Ican
Bie Pastastica
Andrew Carnegie
William Story
Ol Creek
Columbia Oil Company
Johnny
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