A New Charge Against John Chinaman In Fisheries
San Francisco correspondent argues Chinese fishermen threaten Pacific coast fisheries. He cites 1888 data showing 4.2 million pounds of shrimp and 4.25 million pounds of fish, mostly immature salmon, captured by Chinese. He claims 200 million pounds of young fish are taken annually and valuing them at 12 cents a pound yields 36 billion dollars, implying vast economic loss and urging action to curb illegal fishing.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
China
San Francisco Bay
Californian
Cording
United States
Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries
California
Fish and Fisheries Commission
Pacific
United States Commission of Fish and Fisheries
Custom House
Why This Man Did Not Retire From Business
A special correspondent in Denville New Jersey recalls a man who after retirement could not enjoy leisure. He found his wife’s requests and household chores endless, from carrying trunks and shopping to tending the yard and rolling up rags for the trash. The burden grew until he returned to work for rest and recreation.
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Besinness
Denville
N. d
Dong
Mendham
Morristown
Tilon
Herd Ty
Modern Wagon Making Shows Rapid Industry Change
The article details postwar factory evolution in wagon production, noting shifted labor from handwork to patterns and machines. It describes 70 machines per wagon, hub cutting at 800 per 10 hours, automatic bores and mortises, and a spoke machine turning rounds, ovals, and flats at 300 per hour. It mentions oiling, tire challenges, and transport packing, with timber from Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, and Wisconsin.
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June
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
H. Bake
Vacations of the United States Supreme Court Justices
Special Correspondence details how the justices, led by Justice Field, exit Washington for summer. Despite long vacations, they travel on circuit every two years, with Chief Justice Fuller, Justices Brown, Brewer and others choosing varied plans near Chicago, New York, Boston, and other locales. Field, at 77, remains active while Gray favors Boston area.
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Supreme Court
Washinotoy
Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Gray
Justice Field
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Field
Han
United States
Paris
Fuller
Chicago
Harlan
Lake Street
South Side
Brown
Brewer
Justice Brown
Cincinnati
Detroit
Sixteenth Street
Justice Brewer
Court of Appeals
Kansas City
Justice Blatchford
K Street
New York
Justice Jackson
Georgia
Georgia Central
Richmond
Hollins Syndicate
Louisville
Bellevue
Tenn
Nashville
Shiras
Alleghany City
Gray
Boston
Wharton
Blaine
Massachusetts
C.H. Mera
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Ayer
Frank Teson, Jr
West Fourth Street
New York City
D. W. Barnes
Valparaiso
Neb
Mass
Oa. PB. Ordway & CO
Elva
America
Grant
True & CO
Augusta
Orl Desanford
MM Elecant
CLARK'S _ business College
Erit
Ween EU
Pea Riting
Hoc
Cian Pres
Otuniruz
Ronne
Ilegal
John Chinaman
KIRK
JAS. S. Kirk & Co
ELY Brothers
SB Warren §T
Morocco
Toote
Pices
P. J. Sorg Company
Mippietrony
Gilmore
Bu Mont
Ats
DE. de Mont
U.S. A
Frazer
Garfield
Texes
Artie
Bayes Dahe ‘Gari Tea CO
WM. H. Holmes
Pennsylvania
TEE WM
EP. Holmes Co
Water St
First Ave
Pittsburgh
Bits
Judd
C. B. Judg
Mich
Agents Barre City
Mont
Banks
DRO
Newsao Dave Co
Detroit Mich
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