Cheap Goods for Forenames and Government Charges
A garbled report discusses cheap goods for foreigners and government issues, noting price manipulation and tariff ideas. It references Russia, England, and French market actions, mentioning trusts and exports and urging free markets versus controlled prices, with a focus on distrust of foreign influence.
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St. Louis Republic
Commonwealt h editorial criticized by Kansas City Times
The Kansas City Times comments on a Commonwealth editorial alleging misrepresentation of political foes and praising labor, condemning deceitful rhetoric. The piece frames the editorial as partisan and contrasts it with Therson’s view of the Irish, doubting Republican gains.
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Kansas City Times
Reading the writing on the wall in Chiraz a Nerald
An enthusiastic Republican tries to cheer Mr. Morrison with a telegram urging him to read the writing on the wall. Mr. Tarrison studies scripture and interprets a balanced judgment as a sign of hope despite the ensuing confusion.
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Morrison
Anu2 Caps Cod Way News to Havana
garbled text appears to reference a news route from Caps Cod to Havana and mentions Jaelnson and Tudiana with unclear wartime context. rest of passage lacks coherent events or verifiable entities for a factual summary.
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Havana
Jaelnson
Teetotalers and tariffs debate at Minnesota convention
A fragmented dispatch discusses teetotaler sentiment versus tariff policy. It cites a debate over reducing the tax system and tariff protection, contrasting a small cut with longer term reductions, and notes divisions among Minnesota Democrats regarding industrial interests and working people.
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Minnesota
Minnesota Democrats
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Democracy trims rights for new and future voters
The fragment from the New York World hints at a stance by Democracy on limiting voter access for new and future voters, suggesting an ongoing debate about suffrage and voting rights. The text appears as garbled OCR, with unclear dates or places.
Fragmented OCR Letter Roughs From Philadelphia Times Dialog
Fragmented text appears to discuss political figures and events, with scattered names and places. The garbled OCR mentions Philadelphia Times, Bets, and various figures, hinting at a political discourse or correspondence. The passage is largely indecipherable but indicates a dispute or commentary involving named persons and locations.
The Chron icle Examines Be Young’s Pacific Pact Position
An excerpt suggests Be Young faces questions about his stance on a Pacific policy. The Chronicle notes his previous votes and hints at party alignment for a possible Pacific count. The piece references Mr De Young and party figures while weighing whether Be Young remains a private citizen or an appointed representative.
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Forged London Excerpts Spark Tariff Paper Critique
A St Paul Globe note discusses English works allegedly translated into French and suggests they should be translated into English. It highlights the frequent forged extracts from London newspapers appearing in Republican tariff organs, signaling skepticism about source reliability.
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William Hazlett
London
St. Paul Globe
Chicago Republican poet quits campaign verse work
The Chicago Republican poet who wrote sharp election verses is retired from versification. Illa Pe wucus suffered a severe fatal colic after final election figures arrived, per the Louisville Courer Journal.
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Cipaign
Illa Pe Wucus
Louisville Courter-Journal
Morton’s Pauper Labor Stir in Rhinebeck and Red Hook
Rhinebeck and Red Hook neighbors oppose Levi P Morton’s bid for vice president, linking him to imported paupers and wage cuts. Local clubs formed to oppose Morton with prominent figures denouncing his labor practices. organizers note split loyalties among Republicans and Democrats as the issue intensifies.
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New York Star
Morton Letter Attacks Morton and Party Attitudes
A highly critical 19th century letter targets Levi P Morton and party politics, accusing Republican rhetoric of hypocrisy and denouncing the current administration. The writer contends Morton has wealth and influence but lacks genuine leadership, framing the era as a clash of reform versus deceit.
Conspiracy Taint in Wartime Era Tax Crisis
Fragmentary text outlines a patriotic crisis tied to a tax and national fate. It mentions conspirators and protective labor, with vague references to industries and wartime measures, though readable specifics remain obscure.
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Dunes G. Bbet
Growth of tariff reform sentiment alarms war tax defenders
The Republicans face defection among farmers in the west and northwest as tariff reform gains support. Senators and representatives have long pushed lower duties, while Chicago voices favor surplus spending and free whisky. The New York World notes this could shift Illinois Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan and Iowa toward the Democrats unless reform occurs before elections.
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New York World
Connecticut Prospects Seen Favoring Democrats in Statewide Vote
A Brooklyn Citizen summary notes unreliable early returns but suggests Democratic strength growing in Hartford and towns like Meriden Stanford East Haven Cheshire Milford Wallingford. It forecasts Connecticut tipping the state to the Democrats by about 4000 votes based on manufacturing towns and tariff worries.
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Taxation Debate on Tariff Policy Cited in Brooklyn Citizen
The Brooklyn Citizen reports on a debate over tariff policy and the concept of ad valorem duties. It argues that common costs for the poor are taxed similarly to those for the wealthy, questioning the equality of protection and labor value under the tariff proposal.
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Hundred Years a Hero Seth Warner and Log Cabin Remedies
The article profiles Colonel Seth Warner a Revolutionary War hero, his role against New York over Hampshire grants, and his postwar legacy. It introduces H. H. Warner and his plans to market Warner's Log Cabin Remedies, including sarsaparilla, cough remedies, hair tonic, and tonics, claiming historic knowledge and meritorious reputation.
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Foraker Praised Amid Satire by The New York Herald
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Blaine Loses Grip in Detroit Speech
In Detroit, Blaine claimed England seeks entrance to the market and accused the Democratic party led by President Cleveland of destroying the home market to hand it to nations abroad. The New York World notes his grip on reasonableness and patriotism appears lost.
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Grover Closelaw Dominates Public Affairs Court
A correspondent notes public opinion favors Grover Closelaw for another four years of governance. Business leaders and working women support his handling of public affairs, while critics in Indiana question Blaine’s western stump tour and its likely limited appeal.
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Partisan blame over wheat prices and refinery duties
The New York World accuses the Democrats and the Tribune of manipulating wheat prices and refinery profits via duties and trusts. It argues the administration bears blame for the crisis while Republicans deny interference. Four weeks remain before voters decide the fate of party actions.
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