New York Merchants Rally Against McKinley Tariff Proposal
A large New York meeting of 41 importing trades protested Mr McKinley’s tariff bill urging unity across Republicans and Democrats. Speakers highlighted feared price hikes on hosiery woolens silk and glassware with claims the bill favors a single English and non domestic interests while harming producers and consumers alike. The gathering emphasized that importers handle over 300 million dollars in goods yearly and warned of broad economic harm if the tariff passed.
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McKinley
Washington
Indus
Congress
America
Europe
James M. Constable
Arnold, Constable & Co
Free Trade
England
Philadelpha
Time and Spring Unite in Lovers Fate
In a poetic reminiscence Sydney Grey from New York Tribups recalls a time when Time and Spring mingled their charms. A fairy’s mantle and bells awaken Love as a boy vows eternal togetherness, suggesting that spring and love together elevate earth to heaven with divine轻 gifts.
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Teather
Heaven
Jove
Sydney Grey
New York
Tribups
The Chocolate Girl in Dresden's Snowy Rendezvous
In Dresden as snow falls, soldiers crowd the streets and Liotard the painter prepares to paint Celie, the Cocoa cafe model. Madame Cocoa urges acceptance of the Meissen vase gift, while Celie resists, fearing jealousy as a young rival confronts Liotard mid-session.
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Frederick I
Pirna
Augustus the Strong
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Liotard
Mademoiselle
Sint Cecilie
Celie
Monsieur
Sally
Mme
Cellie
Saxony
Madame Cocoa
Aiotard
Woman’s plea moves king to grant pardon in dramatic tale
In a Parisian cafe tale adapted from Victor Tissot, Celie pleads with King Frederick the Great through Liotard for Louis Kantz’s life. Her beauty and courage move the monarch to grant permission for the baron’s pardon, ending the perilous chain of deception.
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Spees
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Lnes
Tate
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Louis Kantz
Kottaritz
Austria
Amoan
Lioard
Dresden
Liotard
Paie
Celia
Monsieur Liotard
Louis
Frederick the Great
Mademoiselle
Frederick
Victor Tissot
Isabelia Reid
Amende Honorable Exchange Sparks Language Mixup
A New York Weekly quip shows a reporter misreading an English interpreter as Japanese. The Englishman defends his identity, prompting a brief, humorous correction about language skill and nationality.
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New York Weekly
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