Broadening Foreign Trade Increases US Iron and Steel Exports
Treasury data show eight months to February 2001 export total up 10 percent from last year and 338 percent in the decade. Iron and steel now 8 percent of exports, with diverse products from typewriters to electrical machinery expanding markets worldwide. The Kiowa Comanche Apache reserve opening near 4 million acres will settle 1 million to Indians and 3 million to white settlers, boosting Oklahoma’s population by about 30,000 and affecting statehood prospects.
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White check plow trust and mint debate in Caldwell Tribune
The Caldwell Tribune comments on a proposed Utah mint and silver bullion signs in The Salt Lake Tribune, criticizes political faith and imperial army policy, and discusses the appeal of army service to young men amid economic worries and societal pressures.
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Gold standard money and political influence debate
The Caldwell Tribune denounces idle gold held by the treasury and accuses the administration of banking on friends. It cites donations to Kenyon College and Boston’s institutions by financiers as risks of political influence over education and calls out the danger of education becoming a semi political agency for charity.
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Japan Eyes Battle With Reesia Over Powder Funds
Report says Japan eager to fight Reesia but lacks funds to buy the powder. If Japan pledges to keep powder dry and use it against Russians, Join Bull may supply the funds to obtain the powder.
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NY Magistrate Weighs Compassion Over Theft Act
Judge Stanton cites Harun al Rashid in a case where a starving woman confessed that she urged her deceased daughter to steal food. The court orders restitution by selling a vase and directing part of the family sustenance to be bought from the grocer robbed, as compensation.
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Illinois teacher fined then rewarded by school board
An Illinois teacher who whipped a boy for writing obscenity in a schoolhouse was fined $10 by a local magistrate, but the board of education dismissed his penalty and raised his salary. The piece notes the board acting as an appeals court. It also mentions Sir Thomas Lipton and Carnegie in a broader satirical context.
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Insanity Rumors and Political Echoes Across Wars
Reports of generals and leaders going insane recur across wars from De Wet and Sherman to Grant and Salisbury. The piece notes persistent gossip, its impact on morale, and the long tenure of Lord Salisbury as Britain limits. It also touches on Carnegie, the Goulds, and other figures amid global upheaval and invention.
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