Revision on tariff policy shifts Western GOP stance
Chicago Tribune reports Iowa Republicans push tariff revision and broader reciprocity as key to curb protection shelter for trusts while maintaining essentials. Emphasizes moderate Dingley changes, McKinley policy, and political risks if congress delays reform.
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McKinley
Congress
Iowa
Committee On Resolutions
Republican Party of
Laws
United States
Free Trade England
Chicago Tribune
Cullom Urges Cautious Tariff Revision In Illinois Speech
Illinois Senator Cullom calls for careful inquiry into Dingley schedules and tariff rates, stressing no demand for radical change but urging thorough study before action. He cites public sentiment, favors reciprocity, and asks Republicans to address revision beyond vague pledges.
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Illinois
Cullom
Hiinois
Congress
Iowa
Bourdon
Changes in the Tariff Declaration of Iowa GOP Convention
The Iowa Republican Convention commends changes in the tariff plank. The party reaffirms its platform positions and notes amendments made this year, signaling alignment with the reviewed policy statements and commitments for the current election cycle.
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Iowa
Eri
Two Pictures 1896 The Next Congress
A Louisille Post editorial argues that a Democratic House in November would undermine economic confidence and spark financial and industrial reaction. It warns that increasing tariff revenue from the Dingley law is uncertain, citing Detroit and national deficit concerns.
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Congress
Louisilte Post
Cleveland
Isnagalis Journal
Slaughter of the Buffalo And Its Vast Toll Through History
The article recalls enormous buffalo slaughter from the forties onward, noting millions killed and shipped from St Louis and other ports. It cites figures of 31 million bones shipped from St Louis between 1868 and 1881, with references to large herds crossing plains and long obstructed railroad lines for routes of the herds. It names multiple figures and explorers who witnessed or described the mass slaughter and bone trade.
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American Fur Co
St Louis
Plains
St. Louis
Mackinaw
Detroit
Montreal
Hudson Bay
Inman
Sheridan
Custer
Arkansas
Kansas Pacific
Yellowstone
Catlin
Fur Companies
Grant Gave Orders Showed Prompt Decision Making
A Missouri neighbor recalls Grant as a capable doer who spoke little yet acted decisively. During a bull disturbance at the Dent farm, Grant instructed workers to gag and restrain the vicious Durham bull, then rode off to supervise. The animal was starved briefly and tamed, ending its reign of destruction.
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Grant
Mr. Weber
Missouri
Dent Place
Seamy Side of Life at a Houston Saloon
New York Times reports a troubling scene in a Houston street saloon where a younger girl confronts an older man with a glass of whisky. A younger girl warns the sister to leave, saying it is worse than hell to be bad, as the bartender reveals the younger is the elder’s sister.
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New York
Houston Street
New York Times
Defiance Starch Co
Omaha
Nebraska
Omaha Auditorium Co
Omaha Auditorium Company
F. BK Wetrtetm
Omahse Auditorum Company
Omahs
Prise
Ism
Leo
Tall Tove Am le
Hsp Nes
Ssn
Cao
Auditorium CO
Omahe
Neb
What Constitutes News According to Dans and Wood
A Buffalo Commercial reminiscence cites Charles A Dans defining news as worth reporting when unusual or revealing detail appears in a sharp story. Doc TM Wood adds a Broadway dog example showing that odd or symbolic twists justify column length rather than mere novelty.
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Buffalo
Charles A. Dans
Sun
Wood
The
Broadway
A Matter of Fractions In West Philadelphia Bar Tale
A boy asks why Uncle Wil calls his grandfather Wade Wilts and not Father. His mother explains Grandpa len t Wade Wilts was his father, revealing a half brother relation. The exchange ends with the child probing where the other sibling is.
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West Philadelphia
Wade
Mamma
Kansas Notes From A Busy Kansas Page
Kansas Notes collects quirky items from Ottawa to Topeka. Mentions include W F Boyakin’s renomination at 96 years in Marshall county, a Great Bend telephoned complaint, Wichita salt dreams, Leavenworth curfew enforcement, and a Salina defendant fined for drunkenness. Curiosities range from bee swarms on live wires to a Siamese girl’s kissing demand and a jail escape by two elderly women.
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Goodland
Chinaman
Leavenworth
Steve” Osborn
Salina
Coffryville
H. C. Dooley
Osborn
Anna Carlson
R. A. Wasson
Ottawa
Michigan
Wichita
Arkansas City
Harris
McPherson
Kickapoo
Leavenworth County
York
Firebrand
Abilene
Jack” Light
Galena
Emporia
Harvey Couunty
Great Bend
Barton County
John MacDonald
The
Western School Journal
Topeka
Siam
Priam
Tam
Meriden
Church Choir Encourages Congregation in Weeknight Service
The article notes that young men are not excluded from the weeknight service. Front church seats have been examined and are sound. It is legitimate to join in singing, with the choir aiming to encourage the congregation rather than discourage it.
New York Thunderstorm Critique Uber Electrical Effects
London Lancet notes electricity shifts blamed for storm related distress. It cites New York as a hub with 11 000 stores and 315 schools among numerous facilities, linking weather impact to atmospheric potential differences.German carp trade highlights annual Italian shipments to New York and Russian Jewish consumption patterns.
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New York
Curious Travel Language and Royal Tastes Noted
A Victorian era note warns travelers to refer to Scots as Scotsmen rather than Scotchmen. It recounts Italian king’s fondness for sweets and mineral waters, while a Cleveland scientist claims an air gas extraction process as a cheap useful fuel.
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Air Trust
Cleveland
Lawsuit Progress After Complex University of Vienna Case
A lengthy legal dispute involving the University of Vienna advances, with court maneuvers and filings shaping the next phase. No details of parties or outcomes are disclosed in the fragment.
Great Farters of the Jaina Sect in India
The Jaina sect in India is noted for extreme fasting feats with durations from thirty to forty days being common and reports of a year of abstention from food for seventy five days. These practices highlight ascetic traditions observed by adherents across regions and periods.
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India
Advanced Chinese Woman Travels World With Plans to Lecture
Misa Cheong Chak Kwan, a wealthy Chinese woman who speaks multiple languages, plans to tour the world and then return home to lecture on European customs. The article notes her wealth and progressive ideas as she travels to study cultures.
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Misa Cheong Chak Kwan
New Trial Ordered in Kansas After Mob Incident
A man who was seized by a mob for an hour in Kansas and survived has had a new trial ordered. He was later convicted and sentenced, prompting the appellate action.
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Kansas
Strange sleep peculiarities and incubation feats
The article notes Lord Campbell-Bannerman and Lord Rothschild with odd sleep habits including sleeping standing and sleeping through theater performances. It also reports a Moscow student Kolomeizeff who hatched a guinea fowl egg under his left armpit in eighteen days, inspiring imitators to try hatching eggs from geese and ducks.
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Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Duke of Devonshire
Bannerman
Lord Rothschild
Moscow
Kolomeizeff
Petersburg
London
Matt
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Republican Party
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Coratier
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Pearlm
Bobbie Burns
Italy
bin Cock
University of Vienna
Jackson
Jim Cockrill
New York State
Bank Learings
the Auditorium
Bethe Eeerest
Ieee Rae Soto
Beleaa
Omaha, Neb
Auditoriui Co
de Omaha
Defiance
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