Washington News: Tariff Talks and Bloody Shirt Reignite Debate
The article surveys tariff committee hearings on bonded warehouses pottery iron ore and charcoal iron with rice sugar and tea to follow. It notes Senate battles over education civil rights and executive authority while House debates rules and new bills. The Bloody Shirt tactic and Senator Jones gossip dominate coverage alongside Maud Miller and a charity ball at the Armory. a bridge inspection tale and a cynical sales gripe close the page.
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the Sentinel
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Congress
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Archbishop Gibbons Named One of America's Youngest Cardinals
Archbishop James Gibbons of Baltimore, long seen as a likely cardinal, is reported to receive the cardinal’s hat. Born July 23, 1834, he rose from St Charles College studies to lead Baltimore after serving North Carolina as vicar apostolic. Noted for zeal and self sacrifice, he authored The Faith of Our Fathers and aided by presidents and councils, shaping American Catholic affairs.
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Ireland
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America
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Pius IV
North Carolina
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Richmond
Bailey
Elk Ridge
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Rome
St. James
St. Elizabeth's
Messrs. Ticnor & Co
Boston
Mr. Howell
Upland and Meadow
Charles C. Abcott
M. D
Mesrs
Harper & Brothers
Father Mathew
Ellea Burritt
Joseph Livisey
Nantucket
Robert Collyer
Thomas R. Knox & Co
James Miller
New York
Frank R. Stocton
Ryder Grange
Mrs. Nall
Charles Serbner
Messrs
D. Jothrop & Co
Harpers
Mrs. Oliphant
Lord Beaconsfield
Alex. Innes Shand
Appleton & Co
Charles Lanman
James Booth Lockwood
Greety
Chicago Times
Allison
Iowa
Colorado
Francis Marion Posey and the Popsnoodle Name
A North Carolina tale of Francis Marion Posey born to a feud over naming his son after Popsnoodle Posey. The grandfather long opposed christening heir after himself, sparking family revolt and a delayed turn of fortune. By 30, the subject prospers, aided by his mother's care and perseverance. Mt. Vernon, N. C., March 9th.
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Tar River
Popsnoodle Posey
Northerliner
Chanter
Cotton
Popswoodle Posey, Jr
P. P
South Carolina
Bertha Hines
Popsnoodle
Stickfast
Francis Marion
Bertha
Jim
John
Abraham
Yuze
Francis Marion Posey
Mt. Vernon
N. C
Modern curiosity shop in Asheville draws in curiosities
A Sentinel reporter visits an Asheville shop displaying Nantahala soapstone, beryls, mica, corundum, garnets, amethyst, tourmaline, aqua marine colors, and Indian relics. The dealer features Smoky Topaz earrings at four dollars, dragon-headed canes, bear and owl claw bangles, and two men discuss prehistoric chromium finds in Yancy County. The piece ends with a sales pitch from Port land Maine and a holiday stock notice on Main Street.
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Sentinel
Ashville
Nell
Dickins
Stokes County
Yancy County
North Carolina
Goal Cheaper than Wood Largest herd in the South
A brief item notes a goal or plan described as cheaper than wood and highlights the largest herd in the South. Limited readable details suggest an agricultural or business context with emphasis on scale and cost. Further specifics not available in the fragment.
Temple of Music Finds Ideal Home After Long Search
After months of moving and adjusting, the Temple of Music reports a final settlement in Ina Mam moth Building. The four story, basement venue measures 60 feet by 100 feet with iron and plate glass frontage, steam heat, and electric lighting, marking a grand new era for its large scale operations.
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Temple OF Music
Largest, Finest and Complete Music House in Amelia
An advertising claim touts a music house in Amelia as the largest and finest. The text invites readers to compare with major U S cities, boasting size imposing appearance tasteful arrangement fittings and stock.
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New York
Boston
Cincinnatti
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
Ludden Bates Southern Music Haus expands with big capital
The advertisement touts Grand New Music Temple with $200,000 cash capital and $100,000 stock, eight branches and 200 agencies. It promises greater customer service, renewed energy, and New Year gratitude. It lists offerings from pianos to sheet music and art goods and invites inquiries from potential customers.
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Ludden & Bates Southern Music Haus
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