Foreign cheap goods spark trade battles across borders
A fragmented, badly spelled note discusses price controls and foreign competition. It mentions France and Germany, exports, and a push to raise or restrain imports to protect domestic industry. It cites the idea that trusts and syndicates aim to squeeze markets and defend local prices against foreign competition.
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Bnyhamnd
Russia
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Cormany
Trance
Penanties
St. Laniis Hepublic
Editorial critique on misrepresentation and labor references
The piece cites August editorial remarks attacking Union Labor party rhetoric as misrepresentative and attacking labor and diligence. It condemns false tongues and claims the Commonwealth Republican opinion mirrors harsh critique of political opponents.
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Tn Mn
Enen
Hian
Union Labor Party
Eaid
Commonwealth
Kansas City Times
Tinse Fellows
Unhappy Presslowing Message and Weighed in the Balance
An enthusiastic Republican sent Mr. Harrison a telegram to read the writing of the wall. Harrison, a studious reader of the Scriptures, understood the wall proclaimed you weighed in the balance and found wanting. The editorial implies the sender hoped for more uplifting themes.
Prohibition Debates Stir Minnesota Democrats Tariff Rifts
Fragmentary Cape Cod to Tavana chatter centers on Mills tariff plan and tax cuts. The Minnesota Democratic convention endorses a 43 percent tariff reduction as a path to broader tax relief, while foes warn of deeper cuts and protectionist backlash amid wartime pressures.
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Minnesota
For Harrison 8 Rte and the strange garbled note
A distorted OCR fragment outlines a debate or narrative about routes, testing, and commentary, mentioning Harrison and a mix of undefined names. The readable portions imply a chaotic, non coherent discussion of local matters without clear events or outcomes.
Fragmented Voice on Pacific Policy and Local Politics
A damaged OCR fragment reflects a public letter or editorial discussing Pacific coast policy, party alignment, and support for Mr. Doe Yous. It references trust within party leaders, the pursuit of a definite explanation from Mr. De Yountion, and questions about his stance and actions amid election campaigning.
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Cleveland
Doe
Pachic Coast
de Yountion
Cam Ahront
Ainer
Translation quip on English works and forged London extracts
William Hazlett quips that a work translated into Proud should be translated into English. The note suggests similar caution about forged extracts from London newspapers circulating in Republican tariff organs.
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William Hazlett
London
St. Paul Glube
Chicago Republican poet bows out of campaign verse trade
The Chicago Republican poet who wrote biting election verses has retired from campaign versification. His poem faced harsh reception as final figures arrived, and his career ends amid a severe illness described as fatal colic.
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Maine
Hag
Louisville Courier-Journal
It Stirs Rhinebeck and Red Hook in Local Political Clash
The Rhinebeck and Red Hook areas show active opposition to Levi P. Morton as vice president, with clubs formed to back Cleveland and Thurman. Voters accuse Morton of suppressing labor wages, employing European workers at low pay, and profiting from farm products while harming local laborers. The Rhinebeck club elected Walter Snell president. Red Hook organized with 25 signatories, many Republicans.
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Levi P. Morton
United States
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Thurman
Rhinebeck
Red Howk
Morton
Ellerslie
Levit Pl
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Stndav
Rhinebeek
Red
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Moston
Storton
Red Took
New York Star
Incoherent OCR Brief Mentions Local Report
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Morton and the tariff debate stir political currents
An analysis from the Louisville Courier Journal broken by the Brooklyn Citizen weighs Morton’s tariff stance and the Republican edge in manufacturing towns. It notes Democratic prospects in Connecticut towns and Ohio sentiment influenced by Foraker’s show of certainty, signaling varied local outcomes.
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Weersis
Tama
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Morton
Ti Ha
Moe
Leva
Hineetfa
Yheveturna Freisie Cogusticut
Vatens
Demmoryte
Hartford
Meriden
Stanford
Lasthaven
Cheshire
Milford
Wallingford
Elune
Connecticut
Brooklyn
Aseet Diktie
Blaine's Detroit Speech Sparks Debate on Trade
The New York World notes Mr. Blaine in Detroit denying claims that half the nation aims to harm American industry and labor. He accuses England of market entry and faults the Democratic party under Cleveland for weakening the home market.
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Chauncey M. Depew
Detroit
England
Democratic Party
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New York World
Pirey Condetaneda
Supreme Court
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A Hammond
Amed
Daniel Greenleaf Thompson
D. M. Buckley
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The
Christian Advocate
Richard Proctor
Imdge Gibson
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Benjamin
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Loisette
Fitte Ave
New York
Political machinations and party blame in 19th century rhetoric
A correspondent cites the national mood under Grover Cleveland and Taft era politics. The piece notes Republican infighting in Indiana, Democratic accountability for wheat prices and trust closures, and Blairian criticism of a tariff shift. It argues voters face four more weeks of partisan rhetoric.
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Lew
Dlaine
Tribune
Sxe
New York World
Conspiracy Tied to Wartime Commodities Prices
A fragmented report describes conspiracies to raise prices of essential wartime goods such as oil steel coal nails salt and chemicals. It notes government actions and public burdens during a patriotic crisis with suspected conspirators and enforcement measures.
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Sturar
War tariff reform splits western Republicans warn of voting shifts
The piece notes Western and Northwestern Republicans fear losing votes over war tax reform. Senators Allison Ingalls Van Wyck and others voice farmer anger toward defense taxes and surpluses. Chicago’s push for higher spending and duty hikes clashes with Republican sentiment as defections rise, signaling a Democratic tilt in Illinois Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Iowa. War tariffs once reformed could face reversal, reflecting public calls to curb evils and litigation.
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Northwest
New York World
Disputed tariff views amid Republican defense of protection
A fragment from the Brooklyn Citizen discusses the Republican tariff dispute, arguing the party’s professed protectionist stance would raise duties and tax the poor, while reconciling the idea with calls for free trade and industrial support. The piece contrasts public opinion and tariff policy without detailing specific figures.
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Brooklyn
A Hundred Years a Hero Colonel Warner of Vermont
A historical sketch traces Colonel Seth Warner of Vermont, a Revolutionary War hero, his defense of Hampshire grants against New York claims, and his legacy through the Warner family. It highlights Warner’s descendants, Ethan A. Warner and H. H. Warner, and introduces Warner's Safe Remedies and Warner’s Log Cabin Medicines as a line of vegetable, nonpoisonous treatments with claims of public benefit and extended family fame.
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Vernont
Hampshire
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