Protection for laborers urged by Bartlett viewing Europe
The Grafton Eagle reports on Mr David J. Bartlett of Bartlett Hayward Co saying European laborers are kept in poverty by low wages and that American protective tariffs benefit workers. He cites wage gaps, cheaper European goods, and the need to shield domestic manufacturing and living standards from free trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
David J. Bartlett
Great Britain
Bartlett
Bartlett, Hayward & Co
Europe
England
Kingland
Battimore
New York
London
Riverpool
United
Bates
Baltimore
America
Bartlett Iins
West Indies
Theo
Tautilies
Washington
TeVelleven
Pratecstone Teiahore
yRder
FREW
Campbell & Harty
Ee Wines
Payne and Swing. The unbelief in Hinman race and the method for doubt
A dense, theological discourse argues unbelief as a constant factor in humanity, exploring causes and the limits of atheism. It asserts matter lacks perpetual motion, requiring a Creator, and discusses motion, gravitation, and the solar system as evidence of a superior cause.
Moonlit Bay and the Flying Fish Spectacle
An excerpt describes watching flying fish from a steamer near a bay. Observers note countless fish leaping from glassy waters, using wings and tails to skim the surface, maintaining altitude with subtle wing movements. The scene captures precise movements and occasional awkward tumbles as fish maneuver and settle back into the sea.
Boy Casabianca recalled in burning ship tale
The Newark Advertiser recounts the incident of Casabianca and his father aboard the flagship Orient. The admiral Bracys, mortally wounded, urged his ten-year-old son to leave the deck as the ship burned and exploded. Both perished, with sailors clinging to spars as rescue came too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracys
Citoyen Gasabiznea
Casabianca
Tavis Cor
Newark
N.S
Slave trade in Sudan and Egyptian policy described
The account describes slave selling and slave trading in the Sudan under Egyptian and British influence. It notes that slavery edicts persist, that captured Africans are used as soldiers, and that slave dealing continues despite promises of reform. The piece references General Gordon and various European figures, with digressions on court life and diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dongola
London Starites
Soudan
Gordon
Minir
Dal
Khartoum
Egypt
Ighin Iegal
Chicago
Chicago D
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ATLY
Associated Press
Mauker
Fea
Chicago Daily News
Agite
Chicago Daily Neves
All Itads
Imp
Stranger Returns Baby Found On Doorstep In Park
A baby is found on a doorstep basket near Adams Street and Jefferson Park. Police take the infant to the station after the mother confesses the child is hers. A bystander recalls a girl with a shawl, crying as the scene unfolds. The narrative touches on an officer’s decision and the public debate over the incident. The report also references the 1889 Paris Exhibition and a towering tower project as unrelated commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Street
Jefferson Park
Andy
Wellsic
Jake
Aes
Paris
Pantilion
Sitvinge Forum Electei Tighthouse
Observators
Rho
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Stockmar
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Deerfield
Lie
Tully Nee
Prietiga
Yuri Lemon
Grankes
Fiawen Oniee
Creaniks
Edith
Graiten Marble
Grafton
Dellwood Distillery
Mc Jarrett
Apris
Ly- Gratton Wo
Dandy & Oos
Esa Dandut
Pan Inva
Gough
E.S. Wells
Jersey City
Liuid
Price
Lapulin
Go Wiliams & Co Cine
Deven
Mhlave
S&s
Taylor County Marble Works
Main Street
Nurinest
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Alge
Arnie
Aren Pale
Chicago Weekly
Mews
Canpoos
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Woodbull
ATES
Elamneat
Aed A. Muoden
Adrian Besea
Etsy Rani
Oman
Kecenia
Saunders Seanth
RIA TE Guivok
Reeautomy
Ruth Ie Pontiga
Ian
Chicago Weekly News
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
St T. Louis
Kantas City
Okay
West
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ST Louis
Lawes
Iran
Wits
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Panag
PRI Eracteal Casa Aene
Tor Parker
Ahve
Crete
Azack
Goodéyauch
Postetties
Shepshord
Ciara
Oftoa
S. Palen
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