Gold stock rises as United States leads world in accumulation
St Louis Globe Democrat reports Charles H. Treat reveals U S gold holdings climbed from 706 million on June 30, 1905 to 807 million in 1906 and 877 million by October 26 1906. United States now holds about 1.4 billion total with France second. 1906 mine output about 100 million and most gold stays in the country.
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Charles H. Treat
United States
Treasury
France
South Africa
Cleveland
Republican Party
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Publish the Laws Move Seeks Widespread Newspaper Publication
At the upcoming Legislature session a bill to require publication of session laws in multiple newspapers per county will be reintroduced. Backed by the press and public, it mirrors New York style publicity to inform citizens about laws on food, dairy, farming, wildlife, hunting, and land trespass to prevent ignorance and violations.
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New York
General Assembly
Commonwealth
The Tariff as Mother of Labor in Industry Growth
The piece argues that protective tariffs fuel wage growth by expanding mines and manufacturing. It claims tariffs attract capital and enterprise, benefiting workers with higher wages and better hours, asserting the tariff’s long term positive impact on labor and national prosperity.
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Republic
Apple crop value and pricing across cities
The country’s apple harvest is about 36 million bushels, roughly two bushels per family. In major cities, good apples fetch two to eight cents each, suggesting a possible market manipulation or “trust” affecting farmers' cash returns.
Democrats Rely on Fusion Before Defeat Hardens
The text notes Democrats attempt fusion with the pops silverites and independents to alter outcomes but finds no change in results and deems each defeat the worst yet.
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Pops
Public invited to view large furniture stock and prices
The offer invites the public to inspect a broad furniture stock with pricing. It promises to show goods even if a purchase is not made and emphasizes that the stock is too large to itemize.
Portrait of Charles E Magoon in Washington Society
A descriptive portrait from the Review of Reviews notes Charles E Magoon as a tall, commanding, kindly leader shaping power and responsibility in Washington. The piece praises his character, lineage, and role in expanding Anglo-Saxon civilization across the United States.
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Magoon
Washington
Charles E. Magoon
New England
Northwest
Southwest
Louisiana
Kansas
Idaho
Nebraska
Texas
Story of a Woman's Martyrdom in Early America
Basil King's portrayal in McClure's November issue presents Mary Dyer as a Quaker martyr who defied Massachusetts banishment and death. The inner narrative frames her as a heroic woman warrior saint in the struggle for religious liberty, a pivotal national legend.
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Mary Dyer
Massachusetts
Boston Common
Basil King
McClure
America
Post-election tension in Democratic and Lincoln fusion foes
Parties trade treachery charges after a bitter political alliance. Observers see both sides as likely correct about broken fairness, with neither intending fair play in forming the unlikely union.
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Lincoln
1906 Election Trends and Senate Gains
Mr. Bryan asserts the election of 1906 indicates a trend toward the Democratic party. The article notes a Republican net gain of eight seats in the United States Senate and discusses the implications for party control.
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Bryan
Easy Matrimony and the Seashore Romance Spoof
A cynical take on marriage argues common sense is scarce beyond convenience. Paul Robbins joins a seaside party of six couples, pursues Miss Spicer, and their flirtation escalates into comic battle and staged melodrama culminating in a feigned danger rescue and a mixed, carefree exit.
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Paul Robbins
Paul
Robbins
Nick
Spicer
Miss Spicer
Mr. Robbins
Noboe
Ee Grase
Austin A. Kingsley
The Price of a Legislature in Montana History
An excerpt from McClure's The Story of Montana recounts Clark's election and the price of Montana representation. It lists legislators bought with offers, details a tense eighteen day period, and notes bribery, scandal, and public celebration in Helena as Clark secured victory.
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Montana
McClure
United States Senate
Clark
Connolly
H. W. McLaughlin
W. W. Beasley
Mr. Connolly
Helena
The Effects of a Little Civilizing on the Indian
A Scribner's Magazine excerpt notes education and contact with civilization improving cleanliness, dress, and self reliance among Indians in Albany Moose Factory and Abitibi. It mentions devout crews praying nightly and a temperamental voyage leader. warns against expecting rapid lasting civilization.
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Albany
Moose Factory
Abitibi
Dudgeon
Scribner's Magazine
Drugstore Echoes Fresh Finds For Sunlit Days
A wry note highlights how a druggist offers familiar remedies and new goods alike, promising practical purchases for everyday needs and the changing tides of daily life.
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Warren, Pa
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