Political and economic tensions ripple through tariff and silver debates
The piece critiques tariff policy and the Sherman Act era, arguing for reforms and questioning leadership. It notes India’s silver coinage impact, the McKinley tariff, and public pressure to repeal the Sherman bill while urging responsible policy and debt payback.
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India
United States
Tariffs and wool costs in 19th century trade critique
The letter argues tariffs raise consumer prices, using wool as example. It explains a wool maker mixing home and foreign wool, showing tariff on foreign wool raises cloth cost. It contrasts with a hypothetical English knife tariff raising prices for American knives, asserting tariffs pass to consumers.
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Bloomfield Democrat
Worthington Times
Australia
Brutal assault at Brightwood shocks town
Report from Brightwood details a violent attack on William Kline at his cottage. Kline, found unconscious with extensive head wounds, shows signs of recovery. wife was away briefly. Police investigate. theories range from burglary gone wrong to a possible personal motive. Suspect Jean Henderson reportedly confessed to a separate bar burglary but claims accidental shooting.
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Disastrous fires and wrecks devastate Kansas and beyond
The article details a fatal fire at Murray & Nichols Drug and spice plant in Kansas City injuring and killing multiple workers, plus a severe cyclone near Kansas River Valley destroying homes and landmarks. It also notes the sinking of the Victoria and Camperdown battleships after a collision near Messina, with heavy loss of life and vivid survivor accounts.
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Walter Kis
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Harrison and eid Write Letters to the Republican League
The Saratoga meeting of the League of Republican clubs drew about 4000 attendees at a mass gathering. Ex-President Harrison, ex-Vice President Morton, and Whitelaw Reid sent regrets. Charles Emory Smith was introduced as a guest. Harrison noted a plan to rest through spring and summer and avoid public events.
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Advice to Veteran as to the Gettysburg Electric Line
The New York board of Gettysburg monument commissioners urged New York veterans visiting on Gettysburg Day to refrain from violence or damage to the trolley railroad under construction on the battlefield. They condemned vandals seeking gain and urged restraint to protect the consecrated ground Lincoln honored.
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New York Board of
Lincoln
Dismissals Stir Examining Ranks Across States
June reports from Washington and Indiana list several tension examiners dismissed, including Joseph F. Allison and J. A. Buchanan of Cincinnati area, M. L. Bundy Jr, A. McDavis, J. N. Bufour, Samuel Frazier, M. A. Celrich, B. Robbins, QO. OG. Perry of Indiana, and W. RK. Page of Ohio. The piece notes a revived prospect of Gilbert Shanklin of Indiana securing a government consulship as officials wait for other office seekers to be removed or placed.
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Monument Unveiling for Anarchists Spies Parsons
A granite monument was unveiled yesterday for Anarchists Spies Parsons and associates at a burial ground attended by about 2000. The crowd was orderly with few police, speeches in foreign languages, and mild protest against the government order. Oratory praised by some, with strong anti Judge Gary and Grinnell sentiment. Albert Parsons, guided by his mother, drew aside the red hood to reveal the design.
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Gary and
Grinnell
Albert Parsons
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