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Newspaper
Bluffton Banner
Location
Bluffton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1894
Page
8
The piece argues the Republican campaign tactic harms business revival while helping Democrats. It notes Maine voting outcomes as disappointing given heavy spending and national speakers, contrasting Democrats’ minimal effort with Republicans’ gains.
The piece argues Democrats target a House majority, noting not to chase votes in Maine or Vermont and predicting tariff reform benefits for farmers. It criticizes Republican confidence from Maine results, cites sugar trust profits under McKinley law, and contrasts with post repeal expectations.
Free wool policy went into effect yesterday while prices climb. Grand Rapids Democrat notes Michigan wool quotes at 22 cents, up 5 cents from the prior Werritey law level. Boston dispatches report further market gains in wool.
A writer condemns protectionist rhetoric that denies foreign labor competition and instead extols home industry. He argues that praising protectionism emphasizes domestic production benefits but glosses over worker impact and global price dynamics.
Theodore F. Shockney warned at Sixbey’s Opera House on September 11 that Democrats who join the Republican Party face a lengthy probation. He urged patience before full membership and eventual eligibility to run on the party ticket.
Wells county democrats will be addressed by Judge Alien Zollars of Ft Wayne Hon A N Martin and Hon J A Hindman next Saturday the 22nd. The notice urges every democrat in the county to attend.
The passage notes women nationwide endorsing the tariff bill as shopping finds like woolens carpets blankets yams and dress goods selling at lower prices. It suggests women's influence by stating when they are for something it usually stands.
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