American Labor Prosperity and Tariff Debate in Free Trade England
The Trenton Gazette argues American labor is thriving and defends tariffs as a check on trust conspiracies. It contends free trade abroad raises prices via foreign trusts, cites tin plate as an example, and says enforcement against conspiracies by Roosevelt’s use of law will protect wages without harming American industries.
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England
America
United States
Roosevelt
Trenton Gazette
Mrs Melton Snaps Nest Egg From Snake Story
Mrs Jack Melton was summoned to her hen house by her daughter to kill a snake. She found a lamp shaped object at the center of the snake and, curious, investigated. What she took for an egg proved to be a doorknob with iron attached used as a nest egg. she wonders about the snake’s taste possibly from neighborhood biscuits.
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Hinton
Jack Melton
Wrong ways of advertising and the wanted way
The passage contrasts romantic talk with a humorous note on engagement costs while urging readers to rely on steady daily advertising. It highlights how a dull, persistent ad in the Daily paper can outperform flashy efforts, using varied snippets to illustrate better strategies.
Government's Big Lottery in Montana
Registration for land on the Crow Indian reservation opened at 9 p.m. in Helena with Carl Meyer and Captain White in charge and ample clerks. A Record dispatch says a large crowd is present though fewer than expected. Day one enrollment is expected to reach about 500 with few attendees from the East.
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Helena
Mont
Crow Indian Reservation
Billings
Carl Meyer
General Land Office
Captain White
Battle said to shape the war memory of John A Boyles
Newton man John A Boyles recalled his Bull Run tale at a meeting. He described sprinting from the enemy after dropping his gun, then fleeing until he collapsed. He found the pursuer dead from apoplexy and wept for the man he had run to death.
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John A. Boyles
Newton
Bull Run
Boyle
Boston Herald
Mr. Edison
West and Clark On Grin and Gumption in Missouri
The reminiscence recounts Champ Clark sharing grim humor about Senator West of Missouri during a 1890s campaign in St. Charles. West mocks coffee quality, claiming a superior brew could be made from a river trip followed by a joke about confidence and sprawl. The passage ends with a proverb on preparation and adaptability in prosperity and adversity.
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Champ Clark
Senator West
Missouri
Mr Clark
West
St. Charles
Alton
Ill
Filipinos Kill Two Americans on Mindanao Beach
Manila reports First Lieut Edward Bolton of the Seventeenth Infantry and Benjamin Christian murdered on the west coast of Davao Island by a Mangalan band led by a second chief of the Tatgacolas. The two attackers remain at large as Americans rally at Malalog. Bolton, an unarmed pacifier of natives, was regarded a top government official. Christian was a discharged soldier and farm foreman.
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Manila
Edward Bolton
Seventeenth Infantry
Davao
Islana
Mindanao
Benjamin Christian
Bolton
Mungslasan
Christian
Malta
Constabulary
McCulloch
Malalog
Small ad proclaims to Let a tenant sought
A terse classified note invites tenants for a space, promising a quick rental. The line emphasizes simplicity and urgency, reflecting a no-frills property listing typical of local ads.
Water franchise hearing set for Entiat land plots
Notice: A. L. Rogers petitions Chelan County Washington for a franchise to lay water pipes in Entiat Fruit lands including Millside plat with public roads. Hearing scheduled July 2, 1906 at 2 PM in Wenatchee. Auditor Joe A. Gellally issues notice May 15 1906. Also a warranty about electro biters and health remedies appears in this issue.
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A.L. Rogers
County Commissioners
Chelan County
Washington
Millside
Che- Inn
Wenatchee
Joe. A. Gellally
Special Attention to Probate Law Farmers Phone 223 and 224
Probate notice from Wenatchee Washington references farmers and addresses at phone numbers 223 and 224 on page 8 and 21 and 28. The brief ad hints at legal matters needing contact with the probate office.
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Columbia Valley Bank
Wenatchee
Washington
Farmers Phone
Farmers
Wash
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