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Party splits over tariff shape in Congress emerge
The article traces rising fault lines in Congress as the tariff debate looms. It notes independence within both parties, a likely Democratic revenue tariff led by Speaker Champ Clark and Judge Underwood, and conservative resistance to radical dictates. Insurgent Republicans remain protectionist, negating a Dem insurgent alliance. Senator Cummins faces friction, while Senate rules harden partisan lines. The drift apart of Democrats and insurgents weakens any cross-party push on major measures.
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Underwood
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Chicago
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Washington Dispatch
Boston Advertiser
la Follette
Frye
What Does the Senate Mean in an Era of High Costs
A fragmented commentary on the Senate handling of the cost of living issue and a probe into price dynamics. It questions why supply and demand law is paused in Washington while noting fluctuating food prices and political fallout. The piece references Lodge committee probes and public attitudes toward goats as a mild economic digression.
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Congress
Washington
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Irish Nationsliste
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United Irish League
O'Brignites
House of Lords
Lords
From goat milk to seasonal birds and benevolence
A reflective piece argues goat milk surpasses cow milk for health and longevity, notes dairy yields, and contrasts a cow’s meat with goat flesh. It recalls a children’s song about a north wind and robin, then urges feeding birds in winter. It praises the redbird’s song and calls on readers to help starving birds by leaving crumbs, as humanity owes these creatures kindness and sustenance.
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John Burroughs
Egypt
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Local and British Tariffs Dominate the Question
The piece argues tariff is a local Louisiana issue with protectionist leanings favoring sugar and rice, naming McEnery and successors and likening states to regional stances. It then analyzes British politics after elections, noting Liberal and unionist positions, Lords, and Irish politics, predicting little change and uncertain mandate.
Better Distribution of Aliens and Immigration Reform
The piece argues for a large scale distribution plan for aliens through state cooperation to settle in agricultural areas, aiding assimilation by placing families as permanent residents. It highlights schools and native-born integration, urges legislation to back state efforts, and warns urban overpopulation and unskilled labor.
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Lubin's Institute a Success in Rome
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes Luigi Einaudi's praise for David Lubin's International Institute of Agriculture in Rome. The system will publish global yield data and monthly crop condition tables from next year, aiding farmers, traders, and consumers. The Rome headquarters, backed by an intelligent king, aims to disseminate scientific farming and rapid statistics worldwide.
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International Institute of Agriculture At
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Luigi Einaudi
University of
Turin
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Lubin
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Italy
Europe
Wemyss Charteris lineage and Elcho family history
The article traces the Wemyss Charteris lineage from medieval Scottish earls to the present era, noting ties to Lord Elcho and Lady Elcho. It describes their aristocratic connections, parliamentary roles, and the family’s prominence in British history, including the controversial figure Colonel Francis Charteris and the Charteris surname’s evolution.
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Newgate
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Hide
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Charles Adeane
Royal Academy
Edward
Prince of Wales
Elcho
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Westminster
House of Lords
Robert Peel
Treasury
Aberdeen
Ontario and fur trade fears raise medical contrast
From the New York Sun, an interview with Lieut. Gov. John M. Gibson of Gatebo Province. He discusses Ontario's beaver beaver pelt trade, Algonquin Park protections, and a declining buffalo and musk ox presence. He notes a northern railroad 250 miles long, revenue from game protection, and cautious hunting policy. The second item cites a New York World report on gender differences in disease, noting men face higher pulmonary and heart disease rates, while asthma is more common in women.
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New York World
James Grant Andrew MB
Glasgow
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The Waning Year Poem From the Chicago Record-Herald
The waning year described with winter scenes across fields and hedges. Lovers continue despite cold winds while the snow covers the cowpath and the year ends with a sigh. The piece blends seasonal imagery with a note on human warmth enduring through frost.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Lana
Come Back Love Letter and Hawk Fight Over Hudson
A fragmentary love note laments a lost beloved, while a New York Evening Post story recounts a stray hen hawk blown from Westchester fighting the northeast gale above Park Row. The bird strained to reach Long Island, tearing wing and tail feathers as spectators watched, eventually drifting toward the Hudson.
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New York Evening Post
Westchester County
Park Row
Hudson
New Jersey
Long Island
Pointed Paragraphs Spark Market Gossip in Chicago News
A satirical look at how rumors spread in Chicago society. It argues that talk costs little but can fuel currency, noting that some gain more by failing than succeeding, and that belief hinges on the newspaper seen. The piece derides ignorance and branded knowledge while warning that perception shifts with the medium.
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Chicago News
Reflections of a Bachelor column extract
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press hints at social impressions. It muses on how friends see a man and jokes about relatives waiting at home. It muses on faith and risk and notes a witty line about a pretty girl influencing a man’s courage.
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Ashe
Politicians and plans swirl around Ohio and national scene
A stream of comments and rumors follows Jimmie Cox and Hanly in Dayton politics while Mannington recalls past appointments and Foraker Roosevelt tensions. Wilson’s presidential prospects face New Jersey opposition and questions of delegation support. Col. Sibert weighs fortifying the Panama Canal amid debates on neutrality. Sleeper reports Manila progress with new hotels and clubs as English instruction grows and unrest subsides after a Moro uprising.
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