Tariff warfare and labor critique blasts in New York
A long, dense critique hammers protective tariffs and the Blaine led reform effort. It cites Pennsylvanian steel profits, wage levels in iron and wool industries, shipping disparities, and the impact on workers and prices, tying party rhetoric to real costs for laborers and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Hewitt
Pennsylvania
United States
Blaine
Quay
Abram &. Hewitt
New York
Swank
Tron and Steel Association
Lund
G.O. P
Lown
Baron Munchausen
Department of State
Acrove
Arthur Wos
England
America
Kelley
Sorrow In Bell Family As Fame Faces Grim Change
New York's Metropolitan news reports a millionaire Bell household grieves amid a political season. The Bell family, prominent figures in the city, show sorrow and withdraw from social duties as the Blaine show ends and partisan tactics loom. An observer notes distress within the elite circle, reflecting broader national tensions in 1888.
The Faithful Engineer and the Orphan Home Appeal
A vintage verse about life as a railway journey with faith as conductor, urging steadfast duty and trust in God. The piece leads into a Methodist Orphan Home report praising Swift's Specific and Hood's Sarsaparilla for health, then ads for Shiloh’s Cure and Warner’s Log Cabin syrup, with testimonials and magazine notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Payne
Methodist Orphan Home
Maoon,ra
Swift
Reading on Markets and Monopolies in 19th Century Letter
A long discursive piece discusses farm node exports to England and Europe, market pricing by Liverpool London New York, and consequences of cheap labor and tariffs. The text moves to a political critique of monopoly, urging tariff reduction and free trade, referencing Blaine and The Chicago Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barly
Ely
Liverpool
London
New York
Englanl
Liverpin
Collins
Tavonea
United States
Chicago
Blaine
Brudte
Loti
Triste
How to Overcome the Dangers of Vx ure
Francis O'Reilly a New York liveryman extols Allcock's Purvis Mason plaster as a chest and stomach protector. He claims forty two years in driving exposure to weather caused rheum, back pain, and stomach pains, and says the plaster offers quick relief and his family swears by them after twenty years of use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Watterson
Tayman Butthe
Mosby
Democracy of
Kentucky
Cleveland
Renson
Dr. Pierce
Dr. Sage
Generdtin
Sir Phillip Sidney
England
Zutphen
Ealier
St. Paul
Ure
Francis O'Reilly
Prine Street
New York
Allcork
Allcock
Paine
Daugher
Castoria Advertisement Cites Castoria for Children
An aged, garbled ad promises Castoria for babies and children and claims relief for dyspepsia and liver complaints. The copy asserts Shiloh's Vitaliner is guaranteed and lists NoFarland as the seller.
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Epubtienus
Sider
Maine
Avexcollatide
Ielie
Hide
Hele
Tinto
Singh
Tari
Syracuse
Warsaw
Saginaw
Matt Chia
Grant
Garfield
Arthur
Ban Dominga
Fuilhiv
Idan
Qartieht
Culit
Licana
Congress
Washington
the Mealey
Bauery
Tony Bell
Petey
Bata
Troy
Woodlawn Cemietery
Bell Mansion
Potter's Field
Nores
Ashbel P. Fitch
Fitch
Folger
Republican Committee
Unc Cle Levi
Ae Naval
Harrison
Indiana
Bess Quey
Faask F. Vaconan
McFarland
Oto
Metropolitan News
Hammon
New York City
Bell
Epgineer
Cmip
Ime
Saylor
Swret Savoriie Co
Atlanta, Ga
Hood
Geo. H. Thayer
Bourbon, Ind
Wile
Shiloh
Thong
Warner
Barnaparilla
Tippecanoe
Bhitoh
Shilor
Bainbridge Munday Uonaty
Clay CoyTex
D. 1. Wilcoxson
Hote
Eclectic
Seeley
Louie Morris
Algernon Charles Swinburne
Whistler
Ripon
Michhael Field
Matthew Arnold
Phrygia
R. Pelton
Bond Street
Backlen
Aemiral Drug & Store
Oty Deng
Bhi Joh
McParland
Nick
Castoria
Anaboria
NoFarland
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