Push for Cleveland Victory and tariff reform, 19th century plea
A political appeal urges Democratic officials and voters to back Grover Cleveland in the upcoming campaign. It stresses using influence as postmasters and officials to promote tariff reform and savings, and advises distributing THE WEEKLY GLOBE to voters before the election. The offer includes bulk pricing for clubs and towns.
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Grover Cleveland
Democratic Party
Weekly Globe
GLOBE
Democratic Town Committee
Democratic Club
Republican taxes shift favors the rich, hurts the poor
The speech cites Republican tax policy, saying it abolished taxes on manufacturers, income tax above 1000, railroad, express, stamp taxes, yet left poor taxes intact. It argues Democrats seek to cut taxes on basics, relieve the poor, while Republicans block reform, warning of four more years under Harrison.
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Mills
Tremont Temple
Democratic Party
Poworby
Cleoe Lane
Republican Senate
Harrison
Vermont Goes Republican in Gubernatorial Return
The Vermont result shows a Republican tilt with early returns suggesting a larger majority than 1884. The piece notes Vermont’s wool industry and Mills bill opposition, its sparse press and towns, and portrays the state as conservative and backward industrially. It contrasts Republican strength with Democratic marching inevitability.
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Vermont
James G. GL
Aine
Blaine
New England
Fragmentary excerpt on ad verse vote across states
The text notes that mountains will thank it in future years and did not expect assistance from Vermont. It remarks that a few thousand votes in the state matters and that other states are turning to the morning, implying shifting political or regional sentiment.
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Vermont
Arkwright Club
England
Temocratic Party
United States
Massachusetts Democrats praise reform candidate for Cambridge mayor
The Springfield convention presents William E. Resseen as a flawless candidate who will faithfully govern Massachusetts. He is praised as a reformer with broad appeal to young and old, capable of leading a united Democratic ticket in support of President Cleveland’s policies. The piece argues the Democrats should win in November.
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Springfield
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Willliam E. Resseen
Cambridge
Russent
Clevelant
William E. Russecet
Wirtram FE. Russece
Willrd FE
Russein
Wages Rise Under Partial Free Trade in England, Study Claims
The article argues that wages for British artisans rose significantly from 1850 to 1883, with increases from 20 to 115 percent across crafts like carpenters, bricklayers, and weavers. It contends that free trade did not harm wages and notes steamship adoption boosted seamen earnings.
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Buaryr
Cobden Club
Girrey
United Kingdom
Portter
Glasgow
Bristol
Liverpool
London
Europe
England
Granite State Democrats Nominates Aspen for Governor
The Democrats of New Hampshire nominate Charies H. Aspen of Penacook for governor and declare for tariff reform. The platform calls for broader markets steady employment better wages lower taxation and prosperity for producers and consumers. It supports a license law as prudent politics and asserts the state can be carried for Cleveland and tax reform.
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New Hampshire
Charies H. Aspen
Penacook
B.aine
Cleveland
Mints
Blaine speech misreads Canada trade through Portland
The text argues Mr Blaine understates that Canada’s export and import business at Portland is controlled by Grand Trunk rail and British lines. It claims British capital owns the rail, grain elevators, wharves, and warehouses, creating a British forwarding network that handles Canada’s commerce via Portland.
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Canada
United States
Portland
Blaine
James G. Blaine
Grand Trunk Railway of Canada
St. Lawrence
Quebec
Montreal
Grand Trunk
Allan and
Dominion Lines
Brainr
Bravin
British port status debated over Portland and Halifax
The discussion taunts Mr. Burye and Mr. Buarsit over knowledge and bias on British transport links. Critics accuse Burye of ignorance or willingness to falsify facts for partisan gain while Buarsit is seen as favoring British railway and steamship lines, potentially shielding trusted carriers.
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Portland
Halifax
Quebec
Burye
Buarsit
The Fate of James Jixco Puntinn and Canada Fishery Policy
The piece notes Mr James Jixco Puntinn has shifted from bold anti British postures to caution and peace as the fishery dispute with Canada is discussed. It mentions President Cleveland's fishery message and possible referment to the next administration, with Mr Blaine urging action if needed.
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James Jixco Puntinn
Cleveland
Canada
Baring
Cleve Lane
Blaine
Treland
Parneto
Editorial Points on Tariffs and Politics Across the States
From Mills and Mints to Mitts and Minrs the piece debates tariffs, free whiskey, and employment. It notes bets on Illinois, Vermont’s tariff stance, and a looming Senate tariff bill while praising Franklin Roosevelt era style protections and Republican pushback. It references Cleveland Illinois bets, Allen Tourmay, Parnell defense funds, and Postmaster Dickinson urging contributions to the Democratic cause.
Tariff Reform Speech by Roger Mills at Tremont Temple
Massachusetts Democrats held an enthusiastic ratification meeting at Tremont Temple. Texas congressman Roger Mills spoke on tariff reform, arguing for free raw materials, reduced internal taxes, and protection for labor, urging votes for Grover Cleveland and a Democratic government to restore prosperity.
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Mills
Massachusetts
Tremont Temple
P. A. Collins
M. C
Roger Q. Mills
Texas
Union
Rio Grande
Lakes of
Maine
Caim
Samaria
Israel
Woodbine
United States
Relic of the Georgia Raid Engine Recaptured by Fuller
The old General engine, captured April 12, 1862 at Big Shanty by Federal raiders, is loaned to the Grand Army of the Republic and will tour Columbus camping ground. Captain William A. Fuller and Mr Murphy halted the plot to burn bridges on the W R and induced safe recapture.
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Atlanta
Big Shanty
Grand Army of the Republic
Columbus C
E. A. Fuller
N. K
Casssepocs
Tha Fort Cain
Segaia
Ohio
Old Roman speech stirs Madison Square Garden crowd
New York September 6 Madison Square Garden overflows as Gov Hill and Gov Green and Congressman Collins address a Democratic rally. Thurman battles illness from a speedy train ride but greets and thanks supporters before being taken to his hotel. Hill defends tariff policy and labor interests, praising Cleveland administration and opposing Chinese immigration limits.
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Mr. Thurman
Columbus
New York
Lake St. Clair
Madison Square Garden
Governor Hill
Brice
W. L. Brown
Thurman
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Judge Thurman
Republican
Allen G. Thurman
Colonel Brice
Mr. Flowers
Mr. Flower
Cleveland
Hill
Pety
Congress
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Pesnaaragy
Fragmentary 19th Century Terms List From US History
A scattered OCR fragment lists topics and terms from American political and legal history. It references acts, parties, treaties, cases, conflicts, and figures such as the Alabama Claims, Barbary Pirates, Border Ruffians, Buckshot War, Burlingame Treaty, Burr Conspiracy, and the Constitution of 1787.
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Alabama
United States
Jonathan
Brown
John
Clay Whigs
Concord
Conscience Whigs
Constitutional Union Party
Credit Mobilier
Crittenden Compromise
Dark Horse
Dartmoor
Special Offers and Political Meeting Notes
An advertisement details two subscription deals for The Weekly Globe with a Dictionary of Politics, plus notes on political meetings with speakers Blackburn Collins McSweeny and others. German Democrats held parallel sessions chaired by Otterburg and Schneder, while local Democratic gatherings occurred at Madison and Twenty-seventh streets. Agents receive commissions. samples and circulars are available.
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Indiana
Thurman
Blackburn
Kentucky
P. A. Collins
John McSweeny
Ohio
David M. Burke
Calvin
Anson P. Hill
Phillip Stokes
Mr. Hewitt
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Hill
Fourt Avenue
Garden
Jude Otterburg
Louis F. Schneder
Franz Sigel
Edward Grosse
August Freech
Merkel
Edward J. H.lamsen
Justice Nehrbasen August Kleinman
Madison Avenue
Twenty Seventh Street
County Democracy
Justice Murray
Twenty-sixth Street
Tammany Hall Democracy
Cox
Chicago Genius Invents a Marvelous Comptometer
In Cuiiaco a 26 year old inventor Mr Felt unveils the comptometer a calculator operated by eyes and eight key columns. Tests claim rapid accurate results surpassing skilled experts with examples including 4782 times 98 and 234 pounds exchange to dollars. The device aims at permanent precision built of hardened steel with many dies, showcased amid Treasury interest and General Rosecrans noted.
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Cuiiaco
Chicago
Mr. Felt
Eys
Joseph McCoy
United States Treasury Department
Washington
Felt
England
New York
Treasury Department
Rosecrans
Auman Sell
Subscription appeal for The Weekly Globe in Boston
A dated recruitment note urges forming a club to boost Democratic voters. It promotes subscribing from now until November 15, offers sample copies, and asks readers to show the flyer to others. It directs to address The Weekly Globe in Boston, Massachusetts.
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