English Opinions on Cleveland and British Policy in 1888
Numismatic of excerpts shows The Standard and The Times praising Cleveland for defending American rights against foreign influence. The Daily Telegram and Daily News note a firm stance and stronger U.S. position, while The Army and Navy Gazette comments on the Anglo Saxon race language. Also cites Senate tariff bill delays and Democratic finance concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lila Opporenta
London
Standard
Canada
the Times
Senate
Republican Party
Blaine
Harrison
Daily Telegram
England
Hhonur
Lile Danna
Daily News
Vangeante
United States
Army
W. ¥. Herald
Tariff Committee
Washington
Patlavie
Congress
Grimes
Tron
Juniler
Morrill
Carnegie & Co
Peovall
Europe
Prof Loisette Wins In Court In New York Suits
Chief Justice Van Brant granted an injunction restraining George Fellows from publishing Loisette Memory System. The decision affirmed Loisette originality and ordered delivery of stereo plates and books. Prospectus details to be sent by Prof A Loisette, 287 Fifth Avenue, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loisette
New York
Siu
van Brant
Supreme Cour
Nelson Smily
Robert G. Ingersoll
Prof
George 8
Fellows
Perpetual
Willian Hammond
Daniel Keonlon Thompson
Prof. Loisette
Joint Canvass Sparks Republican Clash Over Candidates
The Republican committee demands a limited number of joint discussions for the two candidates, Gov. Taylor and Sam Hawkins, provoking complaints about reduced chances to hear both sides. Democrats push for more joint canvassing, while Republicans accuse them of fear to meet Taylor on the stump. Hawkins is portrayed as weaker in debate, with Taylor expected to dominate in direct exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansachuietts
England
Germany
Americe
McFarland
United States
Holland
China
France
Canad
Mexico
Republican Committee
William
Taylor
Ann
Dillin
Gov. Taylor
Democratic Committee
Sam Hawkins
Mr. Hawkins
Gov. Tayol
Sam
Bob
llim—Neanheitle Democrat
Tare Spas
Tenn
The
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Morgan County
Swift
Joint Discussion Arranged for Gubernatorial Candidates
A list of scheduled joint discussion venues and dates for Gov. B L Taylor and Saw We Hawkins is announced. Spots include Jonesboro Greeneville Knoxville Maryville Mathville Moreland Chattanooga Springfield Shelbyville Lynchburg Lewisburg Columbia Franklin Charlotte Paris Union City Dyersburg Memphis Holiver Jackson Lexington and other Tennessee towns through October 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Shelbyville
Lynchburg
Lewisburg
Thurunday
Columbia
Franklin
Charlotte
Parla
Union City
Dyersburg
Memphis
Jackson
Lexington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Cleveland
Wasni Noron
Finance Committee
Lehn
Washington and
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Connecticut
Virginia
Wena Umnie Teed Agit Ever Lee
Bontun Tilob
Shiloh
Capt
Shade Harris
Ian Hawkins
Republian
S.T. Bhirrir
Irmy
Ater
Uail
Harris
Annapolis
Capt. Moore
Hawkins
Hawking
Capt. Harris
Dandridge
Alu
Moore
Vanderbilt University
Capt. Hawkins
Geo. H. Thayer
Bourdor
Ind
McParland
St. Paul's Cathedral
Sidney Smith
Pierce
F Fi
Repubblican Party
Truste
Chillinothe Advertiser
Carey
I Orvere
Newport
R. I
the Herald
Rey
Wamcutta
America
Massachusetts
Wonnen
Catarrly
Nil Warner
Rhode Ireland
Pennsylvania
Carnigie & Co
Ilinois
Ohio
MR. Bull
Ilejmam
Consil Grifith
New South Wales
Shilo
B. L. Taylor
Saw We Hawkins
Thor. J. Williams
Democratic Executive Committee
East Tennebber
Jonesboro
Greeneville
Knoxville
Marynville
Mathsonvile
Moreland
Chattanooga
Middle Taslerbee
SER
Salely McFarland
Castoria
N. H. Frohilichstein
Mobile
Ala
Dr. King
Dalso Bog
Thad
Alan
Charles J. Wolger
Secretary of the Treasury
Arthur
Neviinine Union
Eche
Tarif
Hood
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