Railroads and Free Trade Debate in Democratic Writings
A column condemns American railroads for discriminating against American tin plate in favor of foreign rates. It argues English control over railroads harms US manufacturers, urges government intervention, and warns that tariff reform under Democratic policy risks losses to US industry and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
New York
Baltimore
Fitteburg
White House
Free Trade Party
Ita
Lyon
Treasury Department
Rochestar
Democrat and Chronicle
Wilson ‘Ayn
The My Iron Product and Protection's Effect on Pig Iron
Ryland's Iron Trade Circular June 1 shows world pig iron production over thirteen years and argues protection boosted U S output while free trade hurt it. It contrasts British output under protection and notes declines when free trade fears rose, with figures for Great Britain and the United States. The piece criticizes English interests and defends a protective policy amid debates over revenue and public spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryland
United States
Great Britain
English Organe
Ravages of Grain Smuts Outlined by Agri Department
Keane of Preventives outlines the ravages of grain smuts and prevention methods. Oat smut, widespread across the United States, causes losses of eight percent of the crop, with tens of millions in annual damage. Treatments include hot water, potassium sulfide, copper sulfate, and seed inspection to protect wheat and oats and increase yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Eni
Wheatields
Michigan
Iau
Bicycle Gums and Teeth Problems from Overexertion
A New York World report warns bicycle riding, especially uphill climbs and sprints, can cause diseased gums and teeth. Dentists note cases rise from rapid breathing and forced air, with pain and potential tooth loss unless riders keep their mouths closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills Advert
Read as an old time medicine advertisement claiming Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures many ailments by purifying blood and improving health. It touts a “great blood purifier” and notes use of Hood’s Pills as a popular remedy, urging readers to try both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Serlon
Willie
Jegal
Peal Medicine CO
Cleveland
W. M. Smith
Coshocton
Excursion Tickets to Boston On Pennsylvania Lines
Excursion tickets to Boston will be offered August 19 to 25 with half fare for children aged five to eleven. The Pennsylvania Lines promote expanded travel to resorts along the Atlantic coast and historic Philadelphia sights with stopover privileges for side trips. For details contact a Pennsylvania Line ticket agent or FL Van Dusen, Chief Assistant General Passenger Agent, Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pennsylvania
Railway ‘of America
Atlantic Ocean
Long Branch
Cape May
Asbury Park
Atlantic City
Ocean Grove
Reaorta
New Jersey
Philadelphia
New York
Independence Hall
United States
Pennsylania Line
FL van Dusen
Pittsburgh
Rates to Louisville for Grand Army encampment trip set
The rate to Louisville Kentucky for the Twenty-ninth National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic will be one cent per mile from ticket stations on the Pennsylvania Line. Excursion tickets are on sale September 8 9 10 and 11 1895 with a return limit ample for side trips. Special rates may be arranged for groups and posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Grand Army of the Republic
Pennsylvania
Southern
Chickamauga National Military Park
Chattanooga
Pennsylvania Lines
J.M Hatants
Columbus
Ohio Farmer offer brothers combine with The Ohio Farmer
An advertising notice promotes a special two publication combination price of 2 dollars per year for Tur Ack and The Ohio Farmer. It extols The Ohio Farmer as a 46 year old weekly with 20 pages and 80 columns, claiming superior practical farming content and clear printing. The offer includes specimen copies on request and orders sent to Coshocton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Farmer
Cleveland
O. Sead
Ths
Act
Coshocton
Conner
Business College
Audh & Hem Beyoud
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Tribune and Herald
Mied
Tribune
AL Rat Louis
LLLE
Pennnsylvania
Natanagt Vortonsatt
Ste Veo
Tehpeming
Meh
Sipe Efor Posten
Carl Fauntin
Foundatin
KE. Tourfie
Aied
Enianusil
Prmand
Gompaus
Miiadelphia
Raby
Dr. Price
San Francisco
Ennsylvania Lines
Ns Central
Eetoy & i
Tony
Moshe Ton
Cotas
Tony West Po
Earl
Ron Bert
Arid Talons
Elia
Carrhdges
Sondets
AM Meage
Mars Ass Hhs CO
BeYvatt
Edie
Tabitay
Moderniog
Wolford & Schlah
Coshocton, Ohio
Ohio
Ueeta
AGE
Coshocton County
Ohio Farmers
Supreme Court
Poultry
S. F. Timmons & Co
C.C. D
Barnes
St .N
Tors English
Aly Ware
Siveys Ratabin
St Or Chichester
Dreggiate
Alcine
Vole Depot
Pratt Fee
Ravelier
Mer
Lieve
North
God Soutie
L.M Ams
Toledo
Chicago
Buffalo
Boyton
Addo
Nickle Plete
Derwrott Koate
Shout
P &Oo
P &W
Canton
Shes
L&w
Dover
New
General
Kier Tekan
Shepardson College
Conservatory of Music
Denison
Cestletic Laboratories
Mmentitation Tay
Aline An
the Age
New York Tribune
Tost. Vigor
J. R. Stewart
Coshocton,ohto
Libert Maze
Ceshacton
Jharkhand
Catalogire
Jaye
Attendim Vatusiness College
Cemeocten Ane
Comner
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