Barbarians In New York City
A New York Advertiser item recounts Ellis Island arrivals, 70 Africans stripped of European clothing, forced to wear regalia, with one man dying from exposure and others removing body parts as mementos. Other clips note centennial fuss and sailors rejecting charity on Riverside Drive.
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Price of Peanuts and the Big Pais
The piece contemplates the peanut trade at the World’s fair, noting the vendor’s $30,000 ground privileges and the risk of profit. It cites last year’s US peanut crop of about 8 million bushels and possible imports from Africa if shortages occur, with prices likely to rise before the fair ends.
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