Work to elect Grover Cleveland with campaign urged
A call urges voters officers and citizens to support Grover Cleveland between now and election day. It promotes using official influence to back tariff reform and Democratic gains and suggests distributing THE WEEKLY GLOBE to spread party sentiments. Pricing for copies is detailed, with options from single dollars to bulk orders.
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Tariff Truths and the origins of tariff debate
A leading Weekly Gazette editorial introduces a seven week series on tariffs. It explains tariff history from Tanik the Moor to modern duties, defines free trade versus protectionism, and compares Democratic and Republican positions. It argues for reducing tariffs while preserving competition and criticizes corporate power and procrastination in Congress.
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Harmony of collective action and individual impulse in governance
The passage argues that social life is shaped by two forces: collective co operation manifest in corporations and trade unions, and individual impulse. Both are legitimate yet require limits to sustain popular government, balancing cooperation with personal initiative.
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Mr. Barnes
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Carlisle Renominated by Democrats for Congress
The Democrats renominated Hon. J. G. Carlisle of the district for Congress praising his tariff reform leadership, noting a strong chance of victory in November. They warn of corporate opposition and urge rallying support to ensure his re election and defend a national policy shift.
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Why Congress Should Adjourn After Mills Bill Passage
The piece argues for Congress to adjourn after the Mills bill, praising the Democratic majority for bold action to reduce the surplus through tax cuts on common items and cheaper raw materials. It contends the Mills bill offers relief to overtaxed industries, while criticizing the Republican Senate for blocking final adjournment.
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Senate
War tariff must go says Chicago News
The piece argues that a lower tariff leads to cheaper goods and homes, while warning that labor costs are not boosted by war tariffs. It counters cheap labor with the claim that cheap clothes food and rents do not create cheap men, criticizing tariffs for raising living costs without increasing wages.
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Appeal to the People for Democratic Campaign Funds
The national Democratic committee asks citizens to donate to support the campaign, arguing the party relies on the people while the Republicans depend on trusts. Contributions of any size are welcome and should be sent to Charles J. Canda, treasurer, at No 10 West Twenty-ninth Street, New York.
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Working Men No Dummies in Political Ironies
A column critiques automatic machines and a dancing dummy motif to warn that voters, especially American workers, detect counterfeit coins in political rhetoric. It likens Republican leaders to ring-masters urging workers to dance for hollow promises while genuine protections and wages are at stake, urging honest coinage in policy.
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Blaine
English and American Wages Debate on Tariff Policies
The piece argues that comparing English and American wages to claim tariff outcomes is faulty. It notes English poverty exists under various policies, English workers rarely advocate free trade, and American prosperity under tariffs may be overstated amid differing national conditions.
Tariffs and wages across nations echo in American debate
The author argues Ireland's impoverishment contrasts with the U S vast landholding, and England's costs. He notes English wages have risen since protection ended and urges tariffs be judged on American merits, not by teasing England into the debate. He criticizes Republican managers as irreverent demagogy.
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After the 6th of November what a blessed rest we shall have
A long political tirade from a 19th century U S newspaper column condemns tariff talk and praises the Mills bill while attacking Republican plans. It cites Grover Cleveland, Senator Don Cameron, English influence, and Indiana's political stance. It questions tariffs, wages, and farm policy, with sharp lines about party strategy and independence. It closes with a drug advertisement for Dr Proence’s Favorite Prescription.
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Death of General Bazaine Hears William and Nation
London reports the death of General Francois Achille Bazaine at 77 from heart disease after illness. His long career spanned Algeria, Solferino, Mexico under Maximilian, and the Franco Prussian War. He faced treason charges, was sentenced to death, later commuted, escaped confinement, and lived in Madrid until his death.
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Parnell Commission Opens With Sides Saying Satisfied
Both sides report a constructive start as the Parnell commission orders production of Times letters including those by Parnell and Egan. The court limits access to letters specified by Parnellites, and instructs the Times to state definite charges. Graham gains access to league bank books. The inquiry scope is widened and hearings on Egan and Irish Americans in America loom.
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Resignations in Servian ministry and European tensions
Advices from Paris report the Servian ministry members tendering resignations. Paris dispatches note 50 Germans suspected as spies expelled from France. Other items include Greek fleet movement to protect sponge fisheries, a bank robbery in Wormnesch area, and funds totaling 15000 dollars raised for Mr Parneil’s litigation against the Times. The Red sea protocol dispute with Turkey, political tensions in Ireland, and illicit activity near Ennis are also mentioned along with various diplomatic notes from Berlin and Vienna.
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Dictionary of Politics and Weekly Globe Offer
An offer for one year and one copy of the Dictionary of Politics free of postage. Also the Weekly Globe issue from now to November 15 with the political campaign, plus a copy of the Dictionary of Politics for 50 cents.
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Multiple World Events From 19th Century Dispatches
Tippoo Tib declines plans for his expedition and falls ill while returning. Berlin confirms Professor Harneck as church history chair amid evangelical protests, a blow to the extreme Church party. A German train collision at Mep en Hanover injures many recruits. Patrick Kelley is convicted and sentenced to hang for stabbing shipmates aboard the Erin. Rioting at Glasgow's Irish Emigrants Home leads to 52 sentences and police baton damage. London notes Sherman’s Canada policy hints toward possible commercial alignment. Somaren praises Manyemas hospitality, admits Livingstone’s dangers. A Dublin hospital case reports a woman found unconscious with opium bottles, later identified as Mrs. Mary Jane Taylor. John Dillon released from Dundalk jail for health reasons, greeted warmly in Dublin. Gylfe crew charged for scuttling, later dispute resolution ensues. Lord Selborne rebuts cabinet unanimity on Parnell. Dutch Parliament opens. Holland aims for constitutional updates, child labor regulation, sugar tax changes, and education reforms. A royal health issue delays the king’s attendance at the session.
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Indians at Anadarko Agency Flee Eclipse Fears
From Gainesville Texas, word arrives of thousands of Indians gathering at Anadarko agency for government rations. As the lunar eclipse began, chiefs and warriors feared a great misfortune and ordered shooting at and driving away the ominous object obscuring the moon.
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