Pierce Addresses RoXbury Campaign on Reed Rule and Silver
The Dudley Street Opera House hosted Republicans of Ward 21 to nominate Edward L. Pierce for the third Massachusetts district and discuss free silver. Pierce, Marden, and Wheelock spoke while Little presided, criticizing Democratic obstruction under Reed rule and urging orderly government and Republican votes on Nov 4.
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Tariff War Debate Across Canada and Europe
Professor Goldwin Smith argues the McKinley act fuels tariff politics aimed at securing votes. He says anticanadian demonstrations are unfounded as Europe and Canada should await fall Congressional elections to reveal real American protectionist sentiment, with some Republicans also doubting the move.
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The New York market firmed with broad buying by shorts and strong demand for the Jong account though local tones remained cautious. Charles Head & Co led Atchison purchases while Illinois Steel drew insider interest. Richmond Terminal advanced on growing demand, and Erie and Northwestern work on large improvement funds dominated speculation.
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