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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1897

Page

4

Tariff bill outlines net rise and schedule details

Washington March 16 The new tariff measure presented by Chairman Ding ley aims to raise 50 to 60 million dollars more revenue and protect US industries. It substitutes specific duties for ad valorem rates with broad changes across chemicals earths and earthenware cement lime plaster and agricultural goods including fruit, vegetables, meats and dairy.

Washington Congress Dingley Ways and Means Committee United States House

Ad Valorem Rates Change for Sugar and Dutiable Goods

The article details updated ad valorem duties across sugar products including Dutch standard color grades, molasses, syrups, and refined sugars with per pound and per gallon charges plus bounty-based increases. It lists extensive rates for maple sugar, glucose, and confectionery, plus broad classifications for flax, hemp, jute, linen, paper, ores, metals, and many other imported items under McKinley era tariffs.

United States Hawaiian Islands

McKinley Tariff Rates Shaped for Tobacco Leaves

The act keeps the McKinley rates for leaf tobacco suitable for cigar wrappers unchanged while raising all other leaf non stemmed tobacco from 35 cents to 70 cents per pound and stemmed from 50 to 90 cents. Cigar wrapper leaf not stemmed remains $2 per pound, stemmed $2.75, with penalties applying if wrappers exceed 15 percent in a bale. Other leaf tobacco unm anufactured not stemmed 65 cents per pound, stemmed 80 cents. Manufactured tobacco, 40 cents per pound. Snuff and snuff flour 40 cents per pound. Cigars and cigarettes taxed at 25 percent ad valorem plus per-pound duties, including wrappers.

McKinley United States Treasury Inegar India Ipecac St. John's Tripoli Venice

List of Articles That Will Pay No Revenue

A dense enumeration of goods with duties waived or restricted under an act, detailing acids, minerals, natural products, animal imports, and miscellaneous items. Includes provisions for temporary import for exhibitions, bonds, and exemptions tied to domestic manufacture and export rules.

Free Import Provisions for Artistic and Raw Woods

A draft provision lists woods and materials like undressed timber, briar root, pimento, myrtle, bamboo, reeds, and various artistic works that may be admitted duty free for exhibition to promote science, art, or industry. It allows bonds for duties if export or improper sale occurs and reserves government inspection rights. The treasury may extend the free period by six months, excluding commercial entities.

United States Secretary of the Treasury Annate Roucoa Orleans Library of Congress Brazil Amer India Customs Secreta The Treasury Ams, Seafern

Reciprocity Aims to Boost US Trade with Europe and Americas

A congressional committee proposed reciprocity provisions to expand access for American meats and farm products abroad while reducing duties on spirits champagne silk gloves minerals argols chicle feathers and millinery from Britain and France. The plan preserves existing administrative and internal revenue laws with no rate changes.

Great Britain France Internal Revenue

Terrible Experience With Native Uprising Survivor Letter

A sensational excerpt from a letter by W E Brand a young prospector recounts his escape during the Mashona uprising. He describes leaving from La Magundi on June 10 with seven companions, witnessing murders and brutal attacks, fighting for safety, shooting two Mashonas, and finally reaching Fort Salisbury exhausted after a harrowing trek through hostile territory.

England W. E. Brand Fort Salisbury Instow Devon Groves la Magundi Angwe Jameson Ayres Farm Ayres N. Y. World

Weights and Measures Recipe Equivalents

The text lists unit conversions for kitchen measures including cupfuls to pints and quarts, and weights for ingredients. It notes liquid measures, egg weight, and a comparison of milk and cream densities, concluding with claims about skim milk and pure milk relative to water.

Curious global curios spread in a rapid tale

A London turkey yields a pearl later sold for 75 dollars. Bangkok is described as teuting with 70 000 bamboo raft houses. Paris plans mahogany roadways with Rue Lafayette rebuilt in Brazilian wood. Two London Italians wed in Leicester Square riding a sociable and guests on multiple bicycles. A New York firm asked Lincoln about a neighbor's finances, and Lincoln responded with a humorous valuation of the man’s wife, baby, office items, and a rat hole.

Bangkok Siam London Paris Lafayette Leicester Square New York Abraham Lincoln Lincoln A. Lincoln Lot Cuba Garden of Eden New York Press

Oregon Deep Lake: Crater Lake Reaches 2000 Feet Depth

A description of Crater Lake in Oregon notes its depth of about 2000 feet within the Cascade mountains. The shallow surface area contrasts with the extreme depth, highlighting Crater Lake as a remarkable natural feature in the region.

Oregon Crater Lake Cascade Mountains

Land Parcels and Dwellings in Warren County PA Seized

Multiple parcels in Spring Creek and Elk townships Warren County Pennsylvania seized under writs. Descriptions include boundaries along Brokenstraw Creek Warren Road and various deeds dating 1891, with several houses barns and outbuildings. Properties sold for debts in suits including James Hare and Forsberg Bros through Levi Hodges and Robert Burch.

Spring Creek Township Warren County State of Pennsylvania Lydia A. Brooks E. J. Eldree Cady Spring Creek Warren L. B. Rickerson Sarah Rickerson James Hare Levi Leonard Elk County of Warren Road E. Nilsson Chas. Sparre Forsberg Bros Wm. Hodges Columbus Baker Hill Spring Creek Station Jonathan Lyons Celia Damon Mead’s Mill Mead’s Land A. Mead Cady Place H. and K. Mead Edwin Vail P. A. Middleton William Burch F. A. Smith and Company Robert Burch Fieri Facias Perry A. Middleton Middleton Robt. Donaldson Zach Greeley Donaldson J. W. Mallory James W. Mallery

Christ mas bargains at our store noted in sales appeal

Siegfried invites customers to inspect stock and notes unprecedented Christmas trade. Goods and prices praised, promising fair treatment and year round availability. Highlights two bargains for shoppers to consider.

China

Banquet Lamp Offered as a Great Bargain

An ornate globe lamp with center draft burner and removable font, gold or silver plated finish, features a Cupid figure. Priced at $2.98, the ad promises a reading lamp at a bargain that won’t last long.

English 100 piece dinner set in brown underglaze

Advertisement notes a 100 piece English semi porcelain dinner set priced at 9.98 with two dollars off as a present. Claims no crazing guaranteed on the best English ware. Promises broad stock and newest selection in Warren county crockery stores.

Warren County

Notable World News And Oddities From A Far Flung Page

Baron Hirsch's widow donates 2,000,000 francs to Paris's Pasteur Institute as a memorial. Crispi's marble monument in Naples bears only his name. An elephant in Hindoo temples collects offerings. An Italian echo site near Milan repeats pistol shots 60 times. A fogbound fox hunt ends after dawn. Kaiser Wilhelm designs a Jerusalem church tower costing 60,000 dollars. Bavaria's Ludwig Ferdinand, a Red Cross physician, ties to the Genoa duke as an oculist relative.

Baron Hirsch Pasteur Institute Paris Signor Crispi Naples Crispi South India Milan Italy Castle Simonetta Quoin Kaiser Wilhelm Jerusalem William I Ludwig Ferdinand of Bavaria Duke of Genoa Red Cross Hospital Munich Duke Karl

Opinions on art, reform, and recreation from ministers and a layperson

A compilation of quotations from Rev. D. L. Moody Rev. Madison Peters Miss Jessie Ackerman Rev. I. J. Lansing and Rev. Joseph Silverman arguing on art decay philanthropy public reform and the need for recreation amid social concerns.

Nineveh Babylon Rome D. L. Moody Madison Peters Calvary Jessie Ackerman I. J. Lansing Joseph Silverman

Comet Count, Polar Snow, and a Boston Organ Tale

Kepler's remark about comets equals the seas fish in number. Earth may travel through a comet's breadth without harm. Polar snow is traceable to a tiny greenish organism at subfreezing temps. A tree balances growth with equal branches and roots. The great Boston music hall organ, stored ten years, priced over $60,000 and weighing about 70 tons, was made finished in 1863 with a planned public hearing. An ode by Mrs. James T. Fields, read by Miss Charlotte Cushman, marked its era before 1884 changes.

Kepler M. Babinet Music Hall Boston James T. Fields Charlotte Cushman

Witty maxims on women relationships and society

A collection of sharp, satirical lines about marriage gender roles and social norms. The quotes critique conventionality, privacy, vanity, and male folly, concluding with a pointed New York Press line about honesty in marriage and public perception.

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