Hawley to Europe trip noted and Indian policy debate roils
Senator J R Hawley of Connecticut leaves New York on Saturday for a ten to twelve week business visit to Europe. A North Carolina correspondent argues for strong military action against Indians and for Crook to lead and Teller to oversee policy, praising military versus civilian approaches and urging hard measures if violence continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Hawley
Connecticut
New York
Europe
North Carolina
Hawley
General Croom
Gover
Mississippi
War Department
Crook
Indian Bureau
Interior Department
Teller
British Enmity Weighs on Our Iron and Steel Industries
The article argues that Britain has pursued industrial enmity toward the United States, hindering colonial and domestic iron and steel development. It cites McCulloch and Bancroft on imperial policy and notes legislative efforts in Congress aimed at restricting colonial manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
McCulloch
England
Bancroft
United States of America
Howe of Commons
Britain and free trade fighting American industry in 18th 19th centuries
The article condemns Britain's protectionist zeal and export bans on machinery and skilled workers, linking them to early industrial policy and its impact on the United States. It cites acts, Cobden Club influence, and warnings about British pressure on US markets, urging continued American protective measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel Acrelius
Delaware
Pennsylvania
America
Great Britain
England
Henry Cort
London Times
H Wagstaff
New York
Wagstaff
Imncaster Castle
Piumepok
Fayette County
United States
Atlantic
North America
Crucible Steel
Chon
Cobden Club
En Club
As Bayley Potter
Par
Sion Gat
Chicago
Posner
Bs Ee
Alfred Mazon
Petree
Aera
Rome
London Tynes
Augustus
United Rvery
Dudley
Mopg
Bright
Gelden Club
New York Free Trade Club
Alabama
Revival and Progress at the Colored Seminary in North Carolina
The article details a week's anniversary events at a colored seminary led by Rev. W. F. Steele with sermons by Rev. J. E. Champlin and notable prizes won by Miss Elsie Waugh and J. D. Ohavin. It praises Steele’s two years as principal, donations from northern friends, and the school’s growing influence in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil
W. F. Steele
E. Champlin
Ethiopia
Bennett Literary Society
Elsie Waugh
Salem
N.C
J. D. Ohavin
Greensboro
W. EF. Steele
Steele
Ths
Virginia
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Wilmington
P. Canaday
Pray
N. C
Moguing
Uy Gases
Kwan
the Cobden Club
Lowery Company
Addres
M. Hoardeen
Propria
Wilmington, RH. C
Richmond
CBOF
Cuba
Pomto Rig
ADRIAN @ VOLLERS
NEW AD Rw Advertiser
Rock Lime
Barre
Via
de Lard
Iere
Bro’s
Adrian & Vollers
Mb Ister Adrian & Vollers
Adrian & Vollers, Wholetale Grocers
Cape Fear
Peniver
I. Wi
P. le Craemill
Janes
Thos
E. Gilman
Jacksonville, Onslow County, N. C
Onslow, Duplin and
Pender Counties
Thomas EF. Gilman
Nowa
Lawonville, HO
Branson
eSeet
Pe Lebed
Herb Carolina Tee
Rocky Point, No
S. BE
Wanple
Nd Superior
Chas. Klein
Fireside Publishing
North Seventh Street
Philadelphia
North Carsten
Purloming Company of
Petia
Houg
Smithville
Thomas
F. Wood Or Jr
Geo. G. Thomas
I Iclan
W.G. Curtis
Wilming
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