Pro Republican McKinleyism Revisited in Tariff Debate
In the Oheeage Herald analysis, every Republican claim to restore McKinleyism is condemned as worse protectionism. It argues sugar duties, wool tariffs, and higher import taxes would return uncertainty, boost government controls, and invite business disruption if Republicans regain power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spooner
Milwaukee
McKinley
Party of
Reform Party
Senate
Oheeage Herald
Sugar planters switch to the Republican Party
The Kansas City Times argues Louisiana sugar planters are right to join the Republican Party. It contends Democrats offer no privileges and that corrupt Democrats belong with the party, while loyal citizens will replace deserters asSugar planters leave for the Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Democrat Party
Kansas City Times
McKinley criticized over lumber wages in Duluth
Letter to the Chicago Herald editor attacks William McKinley for underestimating lumbermen’s pay. Author claims winter wages were $26 to $52 and asserts higher current earnings, urging investigation and accusing the candidate of misrepresentation during a post panic recovery period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mronicawus
Mish
Chicago Herald
Bill McKinley
Duluth
McKinley
Young man and waiter meet in a Dahomey village exchange
A Chicago Tribune dialogue snippet shows a well dressed aristocrat and a colored waiter exchanging a sly, humorous clash over whether they have met before. The waiter asserts they never met while the patron recalls a prior encounter at a Midway Dahomey village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Sea voyage proposed to ease worry in Brooklyn Life
A Brooklyn Life snippet shows Nodd fearing worry and planning a sea voyage while Todda suggests it would relieve much of her stress, illustrating a lighthearted back page moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nodd
Todda
Brooklyn
Morning concert delays spark fancy work worry
In a Boston Transcript note, Mrs Golconda threads needles with jeweled hands while Mrs Kohinoor explains her rings are locked in the safe from last night, delaying completing her fancy work this week and causing vexation.
Viola Vane or The Hand of Destiny Mentioned by Katie
A brief Chicago Tribune exchange notes Katie, age ten, asking Dr. Fourthly about Viola Vane. The Reverend replies he has not read the work. Katie muses that life holds future pleasures that the doctor cannot foresee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie
Viola Vane
Hand of Destiny
Dr. Fourthly
Chicago Tribune
Spectacles Misfit Prompting Frustrated Inquiry
A distressed man laments failing spectacles blaming old purchases as he recalls the seller died fourteen years ago. In a separate exchange Clara and Flossie discuss the Fandorths, hinting at hidden identities and wary town encounters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Skimphlint
Mrs. Skimphlint
Critique of Harrison Treasury Policies and Debts
The passage condemns Harrison's finances and policies, praising the current secretary for restoring government credit after bankruptcy. It cites net cash balance, bond purchases and premiums, McKinley act impacts, and a shift toward gold and bond issues, describing a treasury in distress under Harrison.
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Harrison
Treasury
Congress
Second Grand Sale of Poland China Swine at Bluffton
J. R. Davis & Sons announce their second annual sale of Poland Chinas to be held at their Bluffton farm. The offering includes sixty pedigreed head from noted sires and dams with Wild Eyes and Black Bird among entrants. Sale starts 12 m sharp on October 27, 1894, under roof with nine month credit or cash discount.
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Davis & Sons
Bluffton
Wild Eyes
Tariff Reform
de Ef Jr
Black Nell
Cora
Daisy
Graceful
May Shawhan
Nellie Hinchman
Mona
Grace W
Huntington Fair
Indiana
Black Bird
Non-Resident Notice in Wells County Indiana
Indiana Wells circuit court serves notice on Thomas Lukens that he is not a resident of the state. The complaint filed October 6 seeks action at the December 1994 term in Bluffton. failure to appear may let the court proceed in his absence.
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Wells Circuit Court
Ise
Thomas S Lukens
Watson, Mock & Simmons
Indiana
Thomas & Lukens
Court House
Bluffton
Bhuttton
A.oplpenheim
Wilson, Muck & Simmons
Nottingham Township
Wells County
Board of Concissioners of
Wells Counts
Nottinghamn
Dualaba
Wesley Oliver
Blaistov
Harrison Township
Aed
John Beader
Board of Commissioners
Bender
Applicant
Indiana Wells County election proclamation 1894
Official notice from Wells County Indiana announcing a general election to be held Tuesday November 6 1894 at voting places throughout the county. Lists numerous state and county offices including secretary of state treasurer attorney general superintendent of public instruction supreme court judges congressional representative and many county posts. The proclamation is certified by Wells Circuit Court Clerk A Oppendieum and Sheriff George W Huffman with seals and signatures.
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State of
Indiana
Wells
Tienrge W. Huffman
Said
Albert Capenihe
Supreme Court
Ndtians
Bureau of Statistics
State of Indiane
Congress
28Th Judicial Circuit
Huntington
Wella County
Wells County
Jackson Township
Chester Township
Sue Ansessor
Chester
Liberty Township
Rockereek Township
Weel's
Union Township
Wels County
Nottingham Township
Harrison Township
Bruifton
Bruffion
Lancaster Township
Wells Coputy
Jefferson Township
Jefferson
Ossian
Oasian
George W. Hauffman
Heorge W. Wafeman
Wells Circuit Court
Michael Long
William Beeter
Ernest C. Guitt
William J. Heeter
Willam P. Black
George W. Battes
Thomas McDonald
Caion Supply Company
William S. Silvers
Appointment of Administrator for Frank Bo Grove Estate
Notice states William Pope Joy appointed administrator de bonis non of the estate of Frank Bo Grove, Wells County, deceased. Estate described as solvent. Wells Circuit Court clerk A Oppenheim. attorneys Martin and Eichhorn, 4205.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ov. Pope
Joy
de Bonis Nan
Frank Bo Grove
Wells County
A Oppenheim
Wells Circuit
Martin & Eichhorn
A Charitable View of a Divorce Case
A Detroit Free Press item reports a woman filing for divorce from her husband. She weeps as she tells her attorney he has robbed her good name, while the lawyer consoles with a wry remark about who needs a good name more.
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Detroit Free Press
Notice to heirs creditors in estate of Amandaack son
Notice is given in the Wells Clien t Court Sept term that Bruce MM Cloud, administrator of the estate of Anmnaga Jackson deceased, has presented and filed his account and vouchers for settlement. The circuit court will examine the account on the ora day of Nov. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved.
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John Dougherty
Wells Circuit Court
Samuel
Edington
Bhufftea
Indiana
Oppenheim
Amandaackson
Wells Clien T
Bruce MM. Cloud
Anmnaga Jackson
Astate
Circuit
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H.C. Smiti
John W. Tribolet & CO
Bluffton, Indiana
Hoyts
Toledo
Hoyt
Foncanon & CO
Prugpists
Summit Street
Tuleda
Abelicious Brink
EL Cag
Kmckinkey Tee
Him
Clara
Fandorths
Flossie
Boston Transcript
Poland
J. R. Davis & Sons
J. F. Morrerr
The
Ite Staf
Especial
Esd Gomteib
Woman & Home
J. McLain Smith
Lida B.lair
Farmer's Home Pub. CO
Dayton
Tadiapa
A. Oppendieum
Et al
Pat Fenton
U.S. Cod
C.a.snow& Co. Orr
Patent Office
Ron
BD. C. Reapabadlalbad
George Stinson &Co
Portland
Maine
Said Wells Circuit Court
Unis
A. Oppenspeim
Nile
Rottinghan
Welly
Dadian
Towit
A.M. Tinsley
James Bloxsom
Nottingham
Township
Kimball, Lanning and
Odell
Klatton Pike
Yarger
Curtee
Coffell
Gko
W. Hoffman
Sharpe & Sturgis Ateys
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