Free Raw Materials Tariff Debate in 19th Century Text
A compilation of excerpts from President Grant Arthur and Cleveland on tariff policy argues for wider free imports of raw materials to reduce consumer costs and boost U.S. manufacturing. It cites state sheep counts and votes on free wool tariff, discusses Freedmen's Bank justice, and notes related political commentary and ads from the era.
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Grant
Arthur
Cleveland
Europe
Asia
Africa
Pennsylvania
Cst
Massachusetta
Tennessee
Indiana
Illinois
Arkansas
New Jersey
Alabama
Philadelphia Times
Senate
House
Freedmen’s Bank
National Treasury
Phiadelphia Times
Florida Patients Regard Florida Climate For Health
A fragmented ad style column touts Florida as a cure for consumption and glandular diseases. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy as remedies, with testimonials from Rev. Geo H Thayer of Bourbon Indiana claiming survival.
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J. H. Brown
Hornellaville
N. Y
Brooklyn
Swift
D. W. Langhill
Savannah
Florida
Pierce
Geo. H. Thayeh
Bourbon
Ind
Bhipoh
McFarlanit
Senate to Meetz Special Session After Next Congress
A special session of the Senate is planned for early March after the current Congress ends. The session will determine cabinet appointments and organizational steps depending on who wins the presidency and which party controls the Senate, with New Jersey and Southern states shaping the balance.
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Cours
Convention
Illinois
Gordon
Senate
Delaward
South
New Jersey
Snoepigors
Democrata
Respublicans
Mr. Barbour
Riddleberger
Virginia
Melos
United States
Messrs
Beck
Kentucky
Gibson
Louisiana
Walthall
Misssippi
Berry
Baulbury
Coke
Kenna
Alfred Carr
Bro. Carr
Brush Greek Church
Reese Baylees
Brush Creek
H. Miller
Sinking Creek
J. T. Kixcanox
R. C. Hower
SA. Canarian
News Notes and Notices From Tennessee Towns
In Tennessee towns the scene includes farmers, a rare black fear in Winchister area, and locals noting a harsh political shift after an election. Fernvale Springs hosts a lightning incident near a hotel, while college planning expands dorms and staff. Teachers and trustees restructure departments, with new hires in English and Latin. A Franklin watch theft ends humorously, and advertisements for medicines and tonics populate the page.
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Adsant
Arthus
President Cleveland
Texas
Congress
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Rhode Island
Minnesota
Missouri
Georgia
Maine
North Carolina
New Hampshire
England
New York
Nan- Wweket Shoals
Boston
Jamaica
F. W. Robertson
Freedman's Savings Bank
Freedmen's Bank
Shiloh
McParland
Wasnixorox
Perez Dickinson
Conference
New York Daily Graphic
The
Graphic
Wil
Focal
Louisville
Thin Deason
I Voung Demoiselle
Mim Mary Creel
Sweet Sixteen
Huckner Creel
Mies
A. W. Buell
Power's
Rochester
N.Y
F. L. Stanton
Smithville
Atlanta, Ga
McFarland
Lee Danny
Hanseon
Warner
Nichols
Popular Science News
Wells
Castoria
Abe
Chili
Misa
Aoe Jamer, A
Santa Ross
México
Dorchester
Washington
Mexico
Viet
Pete
Shiloh'n Core
Joan
Costra
Errin's Drug, Store
Washington College Notes
W. D. Moore
Fred Dobson
Salem
M. A. Mathes
Mollie Lyon
Lamel Hill
Mr. McMathes
Washington College, Tenni
Thoms
Tennesse
Winchinter
Tulahoma
Capt
Hawkins
M.A. “Mathes
Troy
Troy Preay
Fernvale Springs
J. W. C. Willoughby
C. A. Mathes
Geo. A. Ross
Honey Moon
Cora Carson
Jesse Campbell
John A. Watson
Mathematical and Normal Department
Old Dominion
College
Henry Hoss
Bud” Tipton
Christie's Music and Business College
Concord State Normal School
W. Va
Board of Trustee
Salem Church
E. Smith Mathem
C. R. Pepper
Mattie My Rumkin
Tastrac
Mattie M. Rankin
B. L
Washington College
Alex McLin
Our
Franklin
Hood
Axilla
McFarland, Ee
Arkasay
Toxine
Kangas
Mississippi River
W. L. Danley
T.A
Nuelovalle
MeFarland
Brandreth
Tieone
Brandroth
Merip
Voligou Pane Pers
Jine Ghesley
Waterson
Clay Go
Towa
Tawtrs
Anim
Melerrin