The New Treaty and Political Scandals Across 1584
The article notes a U S Spain reciprocal trade treaty awaiting ratification that would remove duties on many imports and exports between Cuba Porto Rico and the United States It also reports on Lot Wright US Marshal misuse of power in Cincinnati and a Butler Tammany Labor party dispute over campaign funds and alleged treachery with Tammany Hall.
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United
Porto Rico
Lot Wright
United States
Ohio
Cincinnati
Tere
Beast Butler
Blaine
Beast
New York County
Butler Labor Party
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Tammanys
Butler
Labor Legislative
Ities
Congress and political shifts dominate holiday period news
The Forty-Eighth Congress faces slow bills with talks on treasury notes and silver certificates, cabinet status for Agriculture, and the river and harbor bill. Senate and White House personalities, policy hints from Cleveland, Bayard, and regional leaders shape southern policy and Methodist centennial events in Baltimore. A Georgia blacksmith discovers gold silver veins near Spring Place, Ga. and a local landowner earns unexpected wealth.
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House
Treasury
Commissioner of Agriculture
Moulton
New Orleans
Congress
Randall
Spring Place Ga
Western Union to Give 10 Percent Pay Cut as Christmas Gift
The Western Union Telegraph Company proposes a ten percent reduction in staff pay as a Christmas present, part of a consolidation that places many operators under a single employer. Unrest spreads among workers in the United States and Europe, with idle labor and reduced wages widespread in manufacturing and a lesser but real impact on agricultural labor. The Spanish and Nicaraguan treaties are before the Senate and others loom in the near term.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
United States
Denominational and Church Newspaper Fragment
A den specific journal appears cited as devoted to sect interests, church gossip, and ecclesiastical machinery. The text reads as if describing various newspaper types and their focuses, including denominational publications and weekly story papers.
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Cen
Rural New-Yorker 1885 offer promotes premium clubs
Progressive Farmers ad highlights Rural New-Yorker as essential Rural Journalism with 16 pages of original content, 380 acre experimental grounds, 500 illustrations yearly, free seed distributions, and over 2800 dollars in presents for subscribers. Reliable agents sought nationwide with sample copies and premium lists mailed.
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New Yorker
Park Row
New York
Rural New Yorker offer and subscriber incentives
Advertises the Rural New Yorker magazine with 500 illustrations yearly and 16 pages per issue. Claims 2800 dollars in presents for large clubs, free seed distributions, 600 contributors, and posters plus agents outfits available. promotes subscription and sample distribution from 34 Park Row, New York.
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Rural
New- Yorker
Nature
New Yorker
Park Row
N. Y
J. L. Kennedy
Santa Claus
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