Tariff Debate Shows Two-Horsed Straddle in GOP
A Philadelphia Ledger review argues tariff revision will shape the next Congress and split Republicans between trust allies and independent business voters. It cites Mr. Babcock and Speaker Henderson, notes Home Market Club denials, and predicts Democrats gain if tariff rancor continues.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Republican Party
Babcock
Ways and Means Committee
Henderson
Babbock
Bia
Strusts
Boston
Steel Trust
United States Steel Company
Emalier
McKinley Hanna ties and Democratic dangers in 1900s politics
The article debates McKinley and Hanna's potential influence on a second term and even a third, noting the reciprocal nature of their political favors and the pressure on McKinley to back Hanna. It warns the Democratic South faces risks from removing black voters and shifting party loyalties, with figures like Livingstone and Oates voicing alarms.
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Congress
McKinley
Rat ‘McKinley
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Hanna
Civil Service
Mr. McKinley
Executive
McKinley- Hanns
Cincinnati Enquirer
Democratic Party
South
Livingstone
Georgia
Oates
Alabama
Charles Sumner
Thad Stevens
Cleveland
Fort Worth
Independence Day in a Name and Destiny
A narrative traces Pen Day, nicknamed Independence Day, from childhood taunts over her name to a personal vow forged by family history. Her father James Day died at Gettysburg during the Civil War, inspiring her later mission work in India. The piece blends domestic memory with enduring pride in heritage and purpose.
Fourth of July Quip Sparks Legal Question About Case Value
A brief dialogue shows a client asking about potential winnings from a case and a lawyer citing a two hundred dollar figure. The exchange hints at a legal matter arising around a holiday context with a sharp money question.
Open Air and Women’s Health at Turn of Century
A journal excerpt contrasts a dream of a motherly moment with a call to women to embrace outdoor recreation for vitality. It cites Collier’s Weekly on American girls’ vigor and endurance, praises Mrs. E. M. Paul in Chicago’s street-cleaning corps, and surveys fashion notes on nets, lace, and underpinnings in New York and London periodicals.
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Collier’s Weekly
New York
Woman of 100 Joins Church in Delaware Ohio
Mrs. Catherine Baker of Delaware Ohio aged a little over 100 has joined the church becoming possibly the only woman in the United States to unite at 80. She walked to church and weighs 87 pounds. Her husband Daniel Baker died recently after sixty years together. he was Civil War veteran. The article notes a first photograph of Mrs. Baker and mentions her Ohio move from New Jersey.
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James Day
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Independence Day
Coll. Caine
Venice
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Delaware
Ohio
New Jersey
Daniel Baker
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Chicago
Austin
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New York Evening Post
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