Rebuke of Republican tariffs and hard times debate
A political column argues that tax shifts harm the poor, urges pension aid and relief, defends Union soldiers, and attacks Sherman and tariff laws. It claims Democrats are not responsible for hard times and blames Republicans for high costs, urging repeal and reform. It references Ohio and Pennsylvania voting patterns and praises the Greene County Democratic stance.
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Democratic Party
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Pennsylvania
Political Vision Promises Change and Prosperity
The fragment expresses a belief that after an election year the country will see major change under a Democratic government. It predicts a flourishing economy and nationwide prosperity as powers are unleashed and laws come into force.
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Democrats Meet and End Themselves in a Love Feast
A Democratic gathering in Indianapolis last Thursday drew about five hundred delegates from across the state including Senators Voorhees and Turpie and Governor Mathews. Enthusiasm ran high as speakers argued for party control, harmony, and policies to restore financial balance. mass conventions are planned nationwide for December and January to elect district delegates and a State Central Committee member.
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Nora Takes a Painful Seat at the Chiropodist
A young girl Nora visits a new chiropodist as a dentist’s former occupants, a quick business morning, ends with Nora handed to the operating chair. She removes her shoes and stockings in fear while pointing to a wisdom tooth as the source of great pain.
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The Discovery of Coffee in Early Trade Routes
A fifteenth century traveler in Abyssinia finds dried berries burned as fuel and later creates a fragrant infusion. He tastes the aroma, drinks the liquid, regains strength, and arrives in Aden with the beverage later named coffee in gratitude to his recovery.
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Unusual Wedding Tale From Lytton Pair In Italy
A narrative recounts Lord Lytton in a comic hotel scene in Italy after marriage. He wears a bizarre costume provoking a wry exchange with his bride about appearances. The couple’s wardrobe pranks lead to a long ride in a largely nude state.
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Hoosier State News telegraphic digest of November events
Indiana items report a fatal fire among Lewis Davis daughters and a mother, railroad control changes claimed by Big Four, a balloting machine patent, arrests for White Caps, perjury verdicts, a criminal assault sentence, a kidnapped boy’s note from captivity, rail ball switch inventor Yiram Maller's death, cook stove fire roasting a woman, wage injunctions, grave robbery shots, mass unemployment in Terre Haute, a near-suicide in Richmond, a new town near Valparaiso, and a Salineville hold up by youths with gunfire.
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Gravity Based Theory On Molecule Interaction Proposed
The article discusses applying Newtonian laws to chemical molecule interactions. Mendeleef suggested using Newton's Third Law in 1889, and Rev Dr Houghton now extends the concept using atom specific attraction coefficients.
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Houghton
Mixed International and Domestic News Hodgepodge
A chaotic summary reports on naval drills near Brazil, political remarks by President Harrison, and legal actions in Washington. It notes revolutions in Mexico, factory forecasts in Wheeling, labor strikes near Asheville, and various crimes and fires across the United States plus foreign naval and imperial tensions.
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Radical Democratic Tariff Bill Shocks Democrats with Broad Free List
The new tariff bill unveiled in Washington repudiates reciprocity and broadens free-list coverage. It omits reciprocity, adds immediate tariff reforms, and shifts to gradual sugar reductions while listing numerous goods to be free March 1. The measure aims to overhaul customs and include diverse commodities from bacon to coal tar products.
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United States
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Wealth and wages of New York professionals in distressing rise
A New York News report surveys medical and legal earnings, noting top lawyers and doctors earning well above average. It cites figures from President Harper on professor salaries, details fees rising from 2 to 50 dollars for visits, and highlights a crowded legal field with many struggling practitioners while a few elite earn substantial incomes.
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