Indianapolis and Vincennes Railroad Timetable Note
An old timetable lists trains between Indianapolis and Vincennes in Central Standard Time. It shows connections at Vincennes to Evansville Memphis New Orleans and other southern points with daily service except Sundays. Managers James McCrea and Ford sign as general offices and age Pittsbury, Pa.
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Evansville
Osiro
Memphia
New Orleans
Bundsys
James McCrea
Ford
Gen
Coos
Pittsbury
Chicago Daily News
Corgan
Curiaco Daily News
Chicago
Lisa
Sie
Lawson
Monon Route Links Chicago to Gulf Coast Tickets
From Lake Michigan south to Stettento and Chicago to Michigan City the Monon offers two routes toward Indianapolis and Cincinnati via Lafayette and Louisville. The line markets Pullman cars and sleeper services with tourist tickets and parcel rates. For details contact General Passenger Agent L. McCormick in Chicago and agent A. J. Whitaker in Bloomfield Tad.
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Stetteto
Chicago
Michigan City
Indianapol
Jacinnati
Monon
Lafaeyette
Gulf Coast
Plorica
Kentucky
Tennessee
Tariffs and duties across industries in historic schedule
A dense list details tariff rates for oil, white lead, wool, and zinc products from 1789 to 1883, noting Mills bill effects and ad valorem charges. It cites varied rates, mixed schedules, and adjustments through 1953 for clothing and cloaks, ending with commentary on political figures and newspapers.
Senators Clash Over Canada Retaliation Policy
In Ohio several million dollars are invested in fake concessions and would be harmed by retaliation, claims Senator Sherman. The New York World critiques Republican leaders for pursuing terms that protect special interests while showing patriotism as selective. Harrison comments that the tariff relies on a fixed war average of 47 percent, with Republicans resisting any lowering, arguing only a principle, while politicians spend what the people will pay.
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Sherman
Canada
Ohio
Mr. Delaine
Portland
Bob Acres
New York World
Harrison
Congress
Watterson
England
America
Cobden
Peel
United States
Washington
Hamilton
Treasury
Clay
Democratic Club
Tie
Tle
Underigh
Brooklyn Eagle
Political Platform Described as Weakened and Discredited
Cincinnati Inquirer notes the Republican national platform is battered and ignored by state conventions and speakers. Cleveland Plain Dealer asserts candidate Harrizon seeks rest and earns sympathy as his party declines.
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Cincinnati Inquirer
Uarrizon
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Jacksons Electoral Victory and Economic Claims Cited
A reconstructed reminiscence recalls threats against Andrew Jackson and claims by opponents that real estate would fall in value and pork prices would shift under Clay or Jackson. It notes Jackson's 219 electoral votes to 49 for Clay and Sergeant Parton, and mentions the life of Andrew Jackson.
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Parton
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Heal Association
P.O. Box
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Dr. W. Parker
Haravaru Medical College
Boston
Yasmey Eever
Political tariff dispute between Cleveland and Harrison over surplus
The article compares President Cleveland and Gen. Harrison on tariff policy and the surplus. Cleveland advocates reducing the tariff to keep about 130 million in the people’s pockets, arguing the surplus funds are unnecessary taxation. Harrison favors using surplus to buy bonds, opposing direct tax relief and claiming tariffs benefit monopolists while hindering the public.
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Clarkson
Treasury
Tiarrison
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Eney Dyer
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Harrison
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Inside New York Headquarters of the National Democratic Committee
The article tours the Democratic committee offices at 10 West Twenty-ninth Street New York describing the ornate interior, staff offices including Calvin S. Brice and William McClelland, and the German Bureau led by Herman Oelrichs. It notes the campaign’s bright prospects and quotes a Brooklyn Eagle critique of tariff theory.
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National Democratic Committee
West Twenty-ninth Street
New York
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Broadway
Gilsey
Fifth Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Mmost
Twenty-eighth Street
Headquarters
Tere
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Herman Oelrichs
Calvin S. Brice
William McClelland
Gen. le Fevre
Ohio
Speakers’ Bureau
William H. Barnum
National Committee
Executive Committee
United States
Charles J. Canda
W. E. Hughes
Col. E. B. Dickinson
Campaign Committee
Eastport Fire Relief and Free Timber Debate in Congress
In Calais and Eastport the speaker praised recovery from the great fire and blamed the Mills bill for inviting duty free timber imports. A forty ninth congress petition from Eastport asks relief to rebuild with free building materials, citing Portland 1806 precedents. Congressman Boutelle supports the relief bill, questioning whether Eastport and Boutelle favor protection or free raw materials in distress.
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Congress
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Boutelle
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Boston Herald
Maine woolen maker archibald linn backs free wool and mills bill
Archibald Linn of Blaine Maine, a forty year wool producer, advocates Cleveland's message and the Mills bill in The Lewiston Gazette interview. He argues free wool would let him pay workers the same wages while underselling English manufacturers, citing higher American labor and machinery costs.
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Maine
Archibald Linn
Lewiston Gazette
Cleveland
England
Brooklyn
Secret of Senate Tariff Delay Revealed by Correspondent
Washington correspondent for The New York Evening Post cites a Republican senator who says delays stem from fear that a tariff bill would prompt a presidential message urging passage for treasury relief and industrial recovery. The worry is that any real tax relief would trigger such a move.
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Senate
Washington
New York Evening Post
United States
Treasury
Commerce
Industry
St. Louis Republic
Trusts and Politics Stir in St. Paul Globe Excerpt
Mr Blaine attacks the Republican platform calling trusts private affairs and state issues While Plumed Knight backs trusts and monopolies Harrison echoes empty labor rhetoric The Spider and the Fly line headlines a pointed clash in a St Paul Globe excerpt.
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Plumed Knight
Harrison
Unian
St. Paul Globe
Political cartoon critique targets farmers and big financiers
The piece accuses Alger, Rusk, Stockbridge and other Republican figures of conspiring to deceive Michigan farmers. It portrays forty lumber and salt millionaires as enriching themselves while supporting McKinley’s Chicago platform. They back Harrison and Morton for four more years.
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Rusk
Stockbridge
Michigan
McKinley
Chicago
Harrison
Morton
Chicago Herald
Import figures rise and fall after 1857 tariff act
The 1857 tariff act became law March 3 and triggered import totals of 848 038 004 in 1857 after a pre act 310 482 310 level in 1858. The next year imports dropped sharply, following the low tariff period, with fiscal years ending June 30. San Francisco was noted as a mining center.
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Chronicle
San Francisco
Edifying Republican Spectacle Noted by Albany Argus
The Albany Argus praises a Republican display amid calls to curb indulgent manufacturers. Tarrison, Miller, Blaine, and Foster are cited in a broad critique of industry policy and political rhetoric.
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Miller
Blaine
Foster
Albuany Argus
Let Well Enough Alone in Tariff Revision Debate
Critics argue against tariff changes claiming the United States is defined by striving for the best rather than settled policy. The dispute centers on whether revisions should proceed or be left as is, reflecting broader tensions between restraint and reform.
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United States
Farmers Claim Fifteen Foot Snake Sighted in Indiana
Boston Globo argues that under a policy taxing whisky voters for Harrison should pause to consider how such dreadful sights would multiply under a reign of cheap whisky.
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Harrison
Boston
Wage Inequality and Protective Duties Debate
The New York Commercial Advertiser attacks protective duties as falsely keeping wages high for consumers. It quotes Blaine on labor efficiency and argues tariff removal would not raise prices, roiling discussions of wage and price effects.
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The
New York Commercial Advertiser
Awkward Speech Highlights Political Rhetoric Flaws
The excerpt rebukes candidate Clarkison for misrepresentation and alleged falsehoods about government surplus and proposed remedies. It contrasts a charged admission that undercuts his theory with a smear of deliberate distortion. It also lampoons tariff rhetoric and a Maine figure praising trusts, illustrating partisan satire.
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Clarkison
Axrrison
St. Paul Globe
Warner's Log Cabin Remedies Promoted by Proponent
An article promotes Warner's Log Cabin remedies including sarsaparilla cough and consumption remedy hair tonic and plaster. It argues that old herbal formulas from log cabins offer safer cures than modern drugs and urges readers to ask their druggists to stock these products.
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Warner
Nature
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