Tariff Debate Between Free Trade and Protective Policy
Editorial argues for a protective tariff as essential to national welfare while condemning excessively high duties. It recalls early revenue laws supporting industry and notes shifting Senate attitudes toward rate regulation and tariff justice.
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Henry Watterson
Congress
Europe
Friends of the
South
Watterson
Jefferson Davie
Judah P. Benjamin
R. M. T. Hunter
Robert Toombs
Holiday Fare Round Trip to Many States
One fare plus one third for a round trip to Arkansas Colorado Illinois Indian Territory Iowa Kansas Louisiana North Dakota Northern Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma South Dakota Texas Wisconsin and Wyoming. Tickets on sale December 28 and January 1 with final return limit January 4. Information from Great Western agents or J P Elmer G P A St Paul Minn.
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Chicago Great Western
Point
Arkansas
Colorado
Illinois
Indian ‘Territory
Iowa
Kansas
Louisiana
North Dakota
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
South ‘Dakota
Texas
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Great Western
J. P. Elmer
St. Paul
Minn
Hall's Texas Wonder Cures Kidney and Bladder Trouble
Abingdon Illinois August 17 1901 testimonial from Mrs W M Cline praising Hall’s Texas Wonder. She was bedridden and near death from kidney and bladder trouble, says one bottle cured her in two weeks, she rose from 0 to 140 pounds and regained strength to do all her work, credits Dr Hall.
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Abingdon
Ill
Hall
A Texas Wonder Kidney Remedy Adclaims
An old advertisement touts a Texas Wonder tonic by E B Gall claiming cures for kidney and bladder ailments including gravel diabetes and rheumatism. It promises relief for men women and children and offers mail delivery on receipt of payment.
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Texas Wonder
Hall
BE. W. Gall
Ecle Mannufacturer
P. O. Bow
Lonfa
Credit and Blame for Trusts and a Peculiar Accident
Ray Stannard Baker argues Armour’s economy in meat processing is laudable but harms come from rail road rebates used by trusts to crush competition. He condemns undemocratic discrimination by railroads and elevator owners, while defending legitimate efficiency. In Au Sable Michigan a carriage accident kills Mrs Gardner and her five year old son when a flag pole wire drags a wheel and the pole falls onto the carriage.
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Ray Stannard Baker
McClure
Armour
Beef Trust
Chicago
Steel Trust
Minnesota
Au Sable
Mich
William Gardner
Fire panic averted as audiences dispersed safely
Fire in a factory on East Thirteenth Street threatened the East Side amusement district and forced the quick evacuation of Dewey theater Huber's museum and Palace Music hall in New York City. The crowd departed in order without incident as fire crews responded. Jews celebrate 260th anniversary of arrival in America with Carnegie Hall meeting featuring Grover Cleveland and other leaders.
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New York
East Thirteenth Street
East Side Amusement District
Fourteenth Street
Third
Fourth Avenues
Dewey Theater
Huber
America
Carnegie Hall
Grover Cleveland
Frank W. Higgins
George B. McClellan
New York City
David Greer
The
Protestant Episcopal Church
Sulzberger
H. Pereira Mendes
Early Rigera Pills Promote Liver Tone and Digestion
An elderly advertisement text touts the “Early Rigera” pills as safe and effective. It claims they cleanse the bowels, keep the liver active, and clear bile and headaches. Sold by all druggists, with disclaimers about pleasant effects and general health benefits.
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Ali Drapyista
D&o
Stratford School House to Be Among County’s Best
The new school house in Stratford will soon be completed and described as one of the county’s best. Mesdames Crane and Hedlund have gone to Michigan for winter. Maude Lundell began winter term in district No. 2. Peter Westroam visited Stanhope Tuesday. Albert Carlson’s Monday sale brought fair prices. P P Angstrom hosted guests Sunday. Clarence Neese nursed a sore arm recently. Rev Cole of Jewell stayed with EM Milburn Friday, Nov 29.
Thanksgiving notes from Jewell and area happenings
Thanksgiving rounds include Clyde Harmon claiming the largest turkey in Jewell while J R King and wife enjoyed the holiday at Zoaring. Sim Stark visited from Stanhope and Edward Larson came from Thor to see his uncle Ben Larson. Milk haulers deliver butter due to rough roads as Seldenstucker Bros begin a new barn east of the hotel. Dutton House served a fine Thanksgiving dinner. Dec 1.
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Clyde Harmon
Jewell
J. R. King
Zoaring
Sim Stark
Stanhope
Peterson Picking Ranch
Edward Larson
Thor
Ben Larson
Dutton House
Seldenstucker Bros
Thanksgiving community notices from local county events
Mrs T D Rutledge visits Williams for Thanksgiving with her parents. Mrs W A Neel to host tea for aid society. John Graham visits sister Mrs W W Wyatt. Omro Cottington from Rossouth county visiting Arch Neese. Mrs W W Wyatt travels to Does Moines. Union services at M E church Friday. Rev Cole to deliver sermon. Willing Workers serve dinner and supper Thanksgiving at J G Berryhill hall. Mrs Waddell of Eagle Grove visiting daughter Mrs T O Connor. Please settle accounts and close books at old stand 508 Second Street.
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Mra
T. D. Rutledge
Williams
W. A. Neel
Low Rate Weekend Excursions With Illinois Central
Illinois Central offers weekly round trip fares on selected routes from Nov 17 to Dec 15, with one and one third fare for certain one way rates and Monday returns. Additional special round trips apply to higher one way rates, with five to ten day extensions possible. Also notices minor health ad and drugstore quote.
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Illinois Central
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Webster City
Siie
Beer poured out at Webster City dump after condemnation
Justice Knowles ordered the destruction of surplus beer seized from M. C. Hopkins and John Karl residences. Constable Filloon broke sixty bottles at the city dump as 35 from Hopkins and 25 from Karl were condemned. No arrests were made and police will monitor the two men going forward.
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Webster City
Dublin
Filloon
M. C. Hopkins
John Karl
Justice Knowles
Hopking
Karl
Hopkins
Carey Chrisman Nuptials Held at Methodist Parsonage
Mise Bertha Carey daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Carey of the south of town and Mr Lewis Chrisman son of Mr and Mrs Wm Chrisman of Homer were married at the Methodist parsonage on November 29, 1905, Rev F W Ginn officiating. The Freeman Tribune offers congratulations to the couple.
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Mise Bertha Carey
Lewis Carey
Lewis Chrisman
Wm. Chrisman
Homer
Methodist Parsonage
F. W. Ginn
Freeman-Tribune
Mrs Cook Hosts Evening Honoring Miss Susan Alexander
Mr and Mrs W H Cook entertained a group of ladies and gentlemen at their home on Weat Fiset street Wednesday night in honor of Mrs Cook's niece Miss Susan Alexander of Waukon Iowa. A guessing contest The Artful Gallery amused guests with Gladys Whitley winning a chrysanthemum bouquet. A firelight angelus program followed and a buffet luncheon preceded games.
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W. H. Cook
Weat Fiset Street
Toronto Theater Burns in CA Vaudeville House Fire
Toronto reports St Charley theater a leading vaudeville house destroyed by fire. Flames discovered about an hour after a large audience left, starting in the top gallery. Loss estimated at 70,000 dollars.
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Toronto
St. Charley
Canada
Imperial Guards Arrested Near the Emperor
In Tsarskoe Selo a number of selected regiments guarding the emperor were arrested signaling growing disaffection within the army. Officials deny rumors that the emperor was attacked or a grand duke wounded, noting the arrests do not prove open sedition.
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St. Petersburg
Tsarskoe Selo
Trepoff
Imperial Park
Associated Press
Mitchell promotes best work at Freeman Tribune office
Mitchell announces the best work available with Ineed tf Moncopram stationary priced at 75 cents per box at the Freeman Tribune office. This ad highlights low cost supplies for readers and local buyers.
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Mitchell
Moncopram
Freeman-Tribuce
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Ellen Rood
Lola Derr
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Emma Cash
Eleanor Kelly
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Dot Hunter
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I He &m
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Fort Dodge Express
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Oewenstein
Fritz
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Cleveland Ladies Orchestra
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the Baptist Church
Lyric Glee Club
Frank
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