Free Wool and Duty Debate Influences Ohio District Race
The piece attacks Congressman A. S. Richards for backing tariffs and free wool, arguing it hurts wool growers in Ohio’s Seventeenth District. It contrasts Richards with Capt. McClure, urging voters to support McClure to protect wool interests and counter protectionist positions.
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Seventeenth
Olio
United States
Congress
Jd. A. D. Richards
Richards
Capt. A. &. McClure
Wool tariff politics split Coshocton district in 1894 race
A local farmer-supporter accuses J A D Richards of serving Beriah Wilkins and supporting free wool to aid tariff policy. The piece denounces Richards as unworthy, corrupt, and tied to the Kid gang and wool interests, urging voters to elect McClure and oppose Richards on tariff and wool issues.
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Cleveland
Congress
Richards
Michigan Excursions Offer Reduced Premio Tickets
On November 11th Tome aoe kered Premio Tickets to poms in Michranny with the gold at reduced rates via Penonyisania Lines. Tickets good returning twenty days from date of sale. For details apply at Pennsylvania Lines ticket agent.
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Tome
Poms
Michranny
Penonyisania
Detaria Ployse
Pennsylvania
ALL ENGLAND JUBILANY AND AMERICAN TARIFF REACTION
Pittsburg iron broker O M Harizel reports English joy at McKinley tariff repeal, with large demonstrations in Manchester and Leeds and banners drums and torches. He notes English workers blame McKinley for hampering British industry and warns against Democratic policy. Then a Pittsburgh Dispatch line endorses Congressman Richards for post office appointments and warns against his defeat.
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O. M. Harizel
Pittsburg
England
Hartzel
Democratic Congress
United States
Manchester
Leeds
MacKinley
McKinley
America
Pitsburg Dispatch
Wool Growers Urged to Vote for Richards by Wooster Republican
The Wooster Republican urges wool growers to back Richards citing London raw wool exports to the United States for September and 1893 figures. It notes Democratic Standard coverage of the convention renominating Richards and praises Beriah Wilkins for steady leadership. A Virgil NY woman credits D Davarite Remedy with ending long illness and ulcers in her family.
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Psat
Cosheglon
Democratie Politiediie
Cese
Allan
Danas
Dave Espetel
New Philadelphaa
Mr Richards
Bonis
Res
Deamachey
Richards
the Wooster Republican
London
United States
Associated Press
Wayne County
Beriah Wilkins
Democratic Standard
Ronnie Rennie
Virgil
XN. Y
Renniie
David Kennedy
Hellas
Gold and silver coinage stance in 1893 congress speech
In a Will-His? address the speaker denounces free carnage rhetoric and urges a gold standard, contrasting with silver, and aligns with strong nations. The excerpt cites Jas A D Richards August 19 1893 Congress speech and his platform pledge to coinage policy without foreign consent.
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China
Mexico
Argentine Republic
Jas. A. D. Richards
Congress
Brda
Jas. A. de Richards
Resolutions of the 17th District Congressional Convention
Resolutions from the seventeenth district convention endorse the state platform of 1894 and reaffirm tariff and silver positions. They condemn current tariff acts, oppose wool being free, and accuse James A D Richards of unfaithfulness to district farmers by opposing fair wool duties.
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Seventeenth Congressional District
Congress
James A.D. Richards
No-To Bac Quit Tobacco Habit Book Ad With Cure Claims
A fragmented list of patent medicine and remedy notices promotes Mystic Cure for eyes and obstinate catarrh, No-to-bac tobacco habit cure, and a South American Kidney Care. Names include Marcus Geo. Shantz, Oscar Ostrum, C. E. Anderson, and Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment. Mentions Coshocton and Cushottag, with scattered dates and locations.
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Ely
Marcua
Geo. Shantz
Rahimayd J
Boyardi
Oscar Ostrum
Warren Avenue
Ghigayo
C. BE. Andersen
Sterling Remedy Co
Ludiaca Mineral Springs
CRE Anderson Dingytat
Cushottag O
Williams
Dragmiata
Matlog
Prica
William
M/E'G CO
Prop's
Cleveland
Forbes Truck Jy
Fountain Items Promotes Wide Dress Goods and Wraps
The Fountain store in Coshocton touts a broad stock of wraps and dress goods. They trumpet 32 inch ladies capes at 7.50, claim superior value versus rivals, and advertise mens, ladies, and children undergarments from 25c up, Bed comforts, flannels, and wide assortments including Agawam Shrunk and Dressen blankets. They invite customers to compare prices and request samples.
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Ohio
Robert T. Lincoln
Republican State
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Champaign County
John A. Suacur
Montgomery Comey
Oscart Conor
Guernsey County
Charles EB. Guc
Pickaway
Addison S.umcclure
Wayne
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John J. Adams
Mustingum County
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E.G. Albott
William Dickey
J. G. Carr
Leeson
Capt. McClure
Mr. Richards
Luke Dim Richards
Csshocton County
Mr. McClure
J. A.D. Richards
Beriah
Wasbington
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Penpds
Loviguilla
Murygrhy
Kid Gang
Cusshueten County
Kid
Jim
Democratic Party
Ruchurids
Lain
The
National Tribune
McClure
Coshocton County
Hkigharda
Richarda
Millersburg
Gleveland
Cincinnati
Paprra
To-Dudge Suilwell
Holmes
Thutmes County
Slippery Jim
Stillwell
Yrolues
Vatas
Conyaves
Dikteet Berrides Holos
Warsaw
Petra
Democratic
Wilson
Mr. Burrows
Lee McKinley
Michigan
ALL England Jubilany
Jonn UW Weatlvin
Lowell
Manon
Wool
E. Kincox
New York
Patate
Sarah Ant Pepper Norce
Dewar
Sutruk Ant Papper
de Teased
David Davis
W.M. Smith
SN Srey
O.E. Gepler
17Th District Congressional Convention
T F Anthony
Promise City
Laws
A E.anderson
Coshocton
C. E. Anderson
Forbes Block
Edna
Sendo
Arch
Pola
Ly Sane
Main Street
Coshocton, Ohio
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