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Reduction in beef prices follows Ohio election note
The New York Sun reports beef price declines after the Ohio election and urges workers and taxpayers to rejoice. It argues the monopoly and tariff factions must be ousted for a people’s party to take power, while endorsing Grover Cleveland as a capable potential governor and criticizing Republican schemes and corruption.
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Indian fighter hints to guard against invasion
The passage argues that a force of troops could block the exit of foreigners from a tunnel and predicts that an old Indian fighter cornered at a mountain pass might offer Englishmen useful advice on defending against an invasion they fear the tunnel could enable.
Ohio election signals demise of the Republican machine
The Ohio vote is seen as a national shift away from party bosses and liquor laws, with Democrats winning statewide and in Congress. The piece credits organized campaigning, highlights extravagant congressional spending, and notes Republican losses in Ohio New York and Pennsylvania. It urges Massachusetts Democrats to mobilize, imitate Ohio, and unite for victory.
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River and Harbor Bill Critique and Woodford Speech
A critical view of the river and harbor bill defends its costs and items, accusing Congress of plunder in Swanton Vermont Vermilion Ohio and Port Clinton. General Woodford denounces party tactics, calls for reform and candor, and faces Republican backlash at Tremont Temple.
Public funds wasted on local harbors spark rebuke of political machine
The speaker cites engineer reports from Manasquan creek to Grass river showing harbors have local value only and lack national significance. He accuses Massachusetts lawmakers of supporting the appropriation despite presidential veto and questions Hoar’s attention, warning of public rebellion against the machine that funds such projects.
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The Care of Money
A long discussion on money handling and lessons from past failures. It contrasts wealth accumulation with prudent spending, warns against extravagance, and notes risky moves like leaving an old, profitable location. It cites public figures and political shifts, then shifts to a call for Democrats to seize the moment amid a changing public mood.
Cautions Against Speculation and Financial Risk
The article argues against quick financial gains, warning that many have shifted from country to city life and faced losses after years of toil. It stresses prudent money handling, avoids lending signatures for others to back risky notes, and condemns widespread speculation as dangerous and deceptive. It cites Barnum on Americans liking to be guiled and calls for shunning sharp schemes.
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President Arthur Receives Warm Boston Reception
The reception to President Arthur in Boston was a success from start to finish. Committees and militia units conducted themselves well, and crowds along the route offered hearty, if sometimes quiet, cheers reflecting respect for the nation’s first citizen.
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President's Boston Visit Highlights Mixed Public Opinion
The president toured Webster's home and praised the historical society while facing a nation wary of his administration. In Boston he was well received though not exalted, with critics noting respect for the office but not the man. Arthur’s demeanor impressed locals as cultured and refined.
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Ready and graceful speaker praised as a democratic civic leader
The passage extols a man as a ready and graceful speaker, a dignified executive, and a thoroughly democratic citizen, expressing hope that he liked Boston.
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New Zealand Meat Shipments May Reshape American Diet
A long voyage meat test from New Zealand to Liverpool kept 18 degrees below freezing using steam refrigeration. Arriving in excellent condition, cost averaging two cents per pound, the trial suggests large scale imports from South Sea colonies. Observers foresee cheaper meat in the U.S. and a shift to sending Western meat eastward killed and dressed, reducing cattle shipments to America.
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Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed
A reader praises Lydia E. Pinkham of Lyon Massachusetts as the Dear Friend of Woman. The letter lauds her Vegetable Compound as a cure for uterine disorders and related symptoms. It claims medical endorsement, lists ailments it relieves, and notes price and availability from druggists.
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