Rates Hold as Southern Freight Rules Remain Unchanged
Across New York, the Southern Railway and Steamship Freight Association committee concluded after lengthy discussion that freight rates to and from southern points will not change in the coming year. A separate item notes the death of Duke of Saxe Coburg Gotha, a leader in European aristocracy with extensive hunting estates and ties to Prince Albert. The report covers labor shifts in Virginia and Iowa, political debates in Britain on tenancy values, and various legal cases, including a lengthy account of the Dejarnette homicide trial and remarks on justice Clifford.
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Prohibition Debate Warns of Revenue Loss and Smuggled Liquor
The North Carolina bill threatens to shift liquor trade to other states and destroy local businesses worth at least $1,000 in taxable property. Critics claim state, county, and federal revenues would drop by about $150,000 to $200,000, prompting calls that prohibition would cause vast economic damage and limit medicinal liquor rights.
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Digest of Rural Oddities and Local Notices
A Bayne Creek letter to the Chicago Ocean reports cattle salting behavior observed by Go Gouoc Prairie farmer Geo Andrus with cattle gathering at the barnyard on spring mornings and before hot summers. Also noted are color blindness screenings of 1200 Old Colony Railroad employees, a diphtheria concern among children, and a brief social note on Lord Colin Campbell and Boston society.
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