Protectionists Push Tariff Reform Opposition in Public
The article argues protection organs resist tariff reform, urging the public to bear the burden and resist change. It cites New York Tribune criticism of Democrats and notes past tariff increases under the American system, highlighting repeated protectionist changes from 1861 to 1870.
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Moody Boynton Resolution Not Part of Platform
The Hartford Courant is mistaken in claiming Moody Boynton's greenback resolution was rejected. Senator Hoar stated the ayes have it, and the platform was already adopted by the convention after discussion. Boynton was out of order, and a motion to reconsider would have been needed. The Massachusetts Republicans thus stand on the platform adopted by their delegates.
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New York Morning Telegram Debuts With Tariff Stance
The New York Morning Telegram appeared yesterday as an eight page two cent issue. The first number shows solid reading matter but its double leaded lead article backs a high protective tariff, a policy praised as American protection yet criticized for excluding labor.
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Watered stock blamed for rising telephone rates
It is highly probable that a generous watering of stock has been more largely responsible for the increased telephone rates than all the improved switch boards and hanging cables that have been or may be brought into use. Water is well enough in its place, but it is terribly expensive and demoralizing when introduced into stocks.
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Mike McDonald First Cleveland Man Heads Midwest Rumble
According to the Minneapolis Tribune Mike McDonald of Chicago was the first Cleveland man. One thing is certain, Mike was among the first to discover that backing Cleveland had a mis take and he faced criticism.
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President’s Regret Over Haggett Appointment Hint
The remark suggests the president would view Col. Haggett’s Lowell Times photo favorably, and speculates he might have chosen him as Boston collector instead of postmaster, implying a missed appointment for a more prominent federal post.
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Transcript Demands Public Explanation for Yesterday’s Evasive Remarks
The speaker argues the transcript remains evasive and likely intended sarcasm. The public deserves a clear explanation of what occurred and why, instead of further hedging or vague statements.
Shipping gains in New Orleans as city health lags
A New Orleans Post correspondent notes a slight uptick in port shipping activity while commenting that the city’s health has not been as good in twenty years. The report ties improving commerce to broader urban conditions.
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Bananas Brew Beer Fails Congo Nativity Test
A newspaper joke notes the Congo natives allegedly make banana beer and drink freely, mocking colonial stereotypes about local customs and temperance in a brief, satirical line.
Election era gossip and city notes mix with satire
A fragmented verse pamphlet discusses life, fashion, and politics with slang and quips. It mentions Ohio politics next Tuesday, Worcester’s heart disease, Chicago’s champion ship, and Binghamton’s mugwump vote weighing. Montreal is praised for its impartial spread of smallpox.
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Princess to wear royal era gowns in coming season
Description of the princess’s wardrobe features including morning dresses with pelerines, Marie Antoinette and Anne of Austria inspired outfits, green worn by her fair complexion, pale blue and pink dinner and evening gowns, gauze shot with silver fabrics, and rich court dresses. Also notes jewels, laces, and fans inherited from the Duchess of Orleans. The riding habits include eighteenth century corsages and the princess is an accomplished equestrian.
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