Fresh politics and early 20th century feints in Michigan and Boston
The passage notes a surge of support for the Boston Baseball Club and a Butler free trade stance championed by Begole. It mentions Mrs Logan and her husband with dismissive rhetoric, and notes the tariff reform league turning to concrete action as an executive committee meeting is held this afternoon.
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Readers urged to study Dorsheimer speech excerpt
The paper commends Mr Dorsheimer s speech and notes a lengthy abstract published elsewhere for careful reader consideration.
Maine Greenback Factions Nominate Eaton for Governor
In Maine each greenback faction has put forward an Eaton as candidate for governor. Analysts predict the September contest will see both factions drawn into competition with the Democrats and Republicans for statewide support.
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Democratic stand on tariff praised by Worcester Herald
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Sun Prefers Democracy Candidate Over Republicans Says Playful
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Massachusetts Republicans on tariff reform and investigation
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Lowell Courier Rants Over Protection Split in State
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Restoring American Shipping to Its Former Dominance
The author critiques current treatment of carrying trade costs and refutes Frye’s wages argument. It argues that reopening the shipping ground to American masters and sailors is possible with time and a clear, patriotic plan, urging earlier action to reclaim lost stature.
Vast Clip of 19th Century Miscellany and Oddities
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Disguised Bill Collector Outwitted by Lame Merchant
A story from the Arkansaw Traveller recounts a merchant who avoided a debt collector by feigning lameness. The tactic fooled the visitor, who discovered the ruse only after the merchant vanished and reappeared claiming the young man was the collector.
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