Sugar Industry Prospects in United States
A late 19th century editorial argues sugar production at home is essential to reduce foreign import costs, spur local industry, and create jobs. It cites rising sugar consumption, projected import bills, and compares U S efforts to Germany's beet sugar program, urging domestic cultivation and refinery expansion. It references Portland Seattle Tucan and broader national policy themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesntine
Tuen
United States
Germany
Deep water harbor factions spark political clash
A Topeka Texas harbor convention debate surfaces amid partisan skirmishes. Be it in Topeka or Beaumont, Tex, advocates urge a deep water port while critics call patronage and representation issues the core. The uproar touches elections, reforms, and the role of public offices in guiding national progress.
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Topeka
Haa
Texas
Kansas City Times
Thucer
Agaliatan
Sife Point
Beaumont
Gentinnda
Setsi
Curious Experiment in Resurrection at Westminister MIL 1870
The report recounts a dramatic event where a presumed dead youth in Westminster, Missouri, was subjected to artificial respiration and kneeling chest compressions by doctors and a helper. After hours of effort, the patient showed signs of life and recovered, prompting debate over the ethics and methods used. Several witnesses described the procedure as dangerous sacrilege, yet the man eventually regained consciousness and returned home in Chili. The tale blends medical intrigue with sensational public reaction.
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Westminister
Mil
Chili
South
Ameroa
G. Wa. Crayeter
W. K. Pringer
Ties
William ST. Hippard
World News Mixed with Oddities From An Eccentric Page
A sprawling, fragmented column notes global and domestic curiosities including counts of American locomotives, a Scottish cat rearing chickens, executions in Pekin, and a Georgia hen hatching eighteen chicks. It references New York World’s Building, mass tree losses in Mifflin County, and assorted fashion, wealth, and social observations from England and France with miscellaneous anecdotes and speculative forecasts.
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United States
Pathick
Scotland
Pekin
Georgia
New York World
Mifflin County
New York
John Rhodes
Newton
Bill Nye
Julian Pawneefole
Amer
England
France
Pera
Mulletia
Liz
Dolly
Aegman
Altrady
Howart
Astor Drewes
Tolesien
Vande
Meneorae Levull
Kingaeaa
Muerringn
Mulliner
Fragmented 19th century editorial snippets from Atlanta editor
The passage records an array of voices including Mr Henry Grady of the Atlanta Constitution and other contributors discussing civic projects in Atlanta Texas. It mentions building plans for church facilities, civic associations, and political reflections on Republican prospects, with scattered references to local leaders, funds, and community efforts.
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Henry
Grady
Atlanta Constitution
Liallae
Texan
Fragmented critique on manners and race in public life
The text critiques evolving manners and morality as artifacts of progress, noting American courtesy differs from European standards. It cites Howells on Californian culture, Latin races, and the gentleman’s treatment of a social equal, while touching on public meetings and the tension in early New England life amid unsettled social norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotpeekean
Howells
New England
America
Bargain Hosiery and Corset Sale Briefly Slashed Prices
Local store advertises corsets at 23 cents regular 7 cents to 12 dollars, extra Bee French goods worth 300 pounds, ladies Lisle thread vests cut from 8100 to 55 cents, hosiery bargain blitz. Includes lisle thread hose for misses and men, gents handkerchiefs and white bicyirt.
Grand Opening of Fall Parisian Dress Goods Sale
Dress goods sale offers multiple lots priced from 2 cents to 19 cents with totals around 21 cents. Features French sateens in choice effects and Parisian novelty outfits. Grand opening of a fall collection to be showcased next Tuesday afternoon at the large house of New York suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Wichita
New York
Carpet Department Bargain Week Opens New Fall Stock
Carpet and curtain sale announces bargain week to clear space for new fall stock. It promotes short lengths in every grade of carpet and matting, with inexpensive purchases for rooms and wear, plus options to make rugs from remaining rolls.
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KC. Star
Knsas
Ath
Kansas Regiment
Martin
Uel
Atchison Fair
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Hie
Pompeii
Rider Haggard
Eldorado
Wellington
Inkint
State Normal School
Kansas
Abilene
Lowa
Suroner
Tris
Nebraska
Hortheen
Missouri
el Dorado
Atchison
Orin
Watt
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Marshall M
Muldock
Wi Kan
Joey
Tonimminain
Mr Auis
Seneca
Fames Las Loon
Portland
Oregon
Seattle
Tucan
Wash
Amond
Ben Sebubert
Wellin Slate Wersa
Wiolita Selmbert
Cooper
Nis
Josens
Washington
Storman
Mary the Trincom Logien
Lllinois Suyrene
Copaangh
Venrayleasia
Florida
Caroling
Lintte Fatle Inn
Ladly Sun F
Prcovd
Lave
Jer Taba Lowe Sas
Reate Peaias
Olen
Nike
Reuben Teak
Thames
United States Senate
Thineen Prem
Ottawa
Pcular
Piomb Wade
Teith
Gonerel Catinol
Tie Press
Sedalia
Ponaltics Department
A. Bromley
J.J. Penquite
Bromley
Cei Eral
Repubilitana
Teenyson
Lauteate
Will Benever
Poker A
Princess Louise of Wales
Earl of
Pfs
Reform Church
Whitewater
Cowley County
Ti Leavenworth
Arkansas City Dispatch
Boarlees
Thoms County
Walnut River
Arkansas River
Arkansas City
Wellington Press
Lyon County
Emporia Creamery
Coffeyrifle Journal
San
Ode of Our
Haskell County
Rite of
Haddam
Tawa
Jawa
Marion
West Point
Seibh
Linkephine
Oewene
Arkavane
Dal
Kingman
Aesala
Omar Pinte
Cold & Whit- Paker
Wintute
Sandas
Oklaboma
Grothra Basher
Gahris
Roauell
Tyre
Bethy
Dave
Tian
Guthrie
Lin
Electric Light Company
Gutheie
Guthris
Cronin
Chitege
Burke
Orler
Chicago
Winnipeg
Busitenses
Cours
Mr. G
Atlanta
Pele
Fay
Bml
Chavou
Tyke
Wientta Battie
Leaverwresh ‘Vines
Lee
Ata Minden
Judas
Perry
Todaiem
Wagner
Bate
Jecott Statler
Weilingtom Press
Hepublican Pang
Kaneues
Harpane
Carpet Department Bargain Week
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