Disastrous agitation over tariff reform and party defeat
The piece argues that tariff agitation will continue unless the Democratic Party suffers a sweeping defeat. It claims Democratic pledges for tariff reform were broken, that the Senate bill was passed under pressure, and that both parties intended further reductions in the next session, despite public doubts about free trade.
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United States
Cleveland
Wilson
Democratic Party
Senate
House
Maine
Ias
Jo Mareh
Congress
Demcratic Party
N. S. Tribune
Wilson's London Speech Sparks Tariff Debate
Congressman Wilson at a London banquet defended the 1894 tariff law while Sir Albert Rollitt praised its impact on English industry. Gov. McKinley cited dispatches noting furnaces reopened and textile sectors stimulated, with hopes of boosting U S mills and jobs.
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Gev. McKinley
Congressman Wilson
London Chamber of Commerce
Albert Kaye Rollitt
Wilson
House of Representatives
United States
Alfred K. Rollitt
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Rollit
England
Rollitt
Gov. McKinley
Galopolis
London
Chamber of Commerce of
Congress
West Virginia
Alpert Haye Rollitt
Chamber of Commerce of London
Cicago Tribune
Tariff politics and free trade debates echo in editorials
A collection of excerpts from Chicago and Philadelphia papers centers on tariff reform versus protectionism. Editors note Democratic push for tariff revision, Republican resistance, and cross‑Atlantic commentary from London Chamber of Commerce figures. The exchanges cite McKinley era policy, and English praise and critique of American tariffs.
The Son of Man and Sabbath Controversy
A Sunday School lesson discusses Jesus and His disciples plucking grain on the Sabbath near a grain field. It explains Pharisee criticism, the Sabbath spirit versus strict rules, and the balance between law and mercy, with commentary from Farrar and others.
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Nat
Boston Bulletin
Peloubet
Gowers
Alvo
Ube
Megan
Luke Addu
Atand
Gendareth
Hin
Marine
Jesus
Oolce
Farrar
Palestine
Phariseies
Po Breal
Brilass
Gellcie
Mother Grays Sweet Worm Powders Advertised
An advertisement promotes Mother Gray’s Sweet Worm Powders for children at the Children’s Home in New York. The pills claim to remove worms, be harmless, and aid constipation and headaches, sold by druggists for 96 25 cents a package.
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Coray
Bethlehem
Coshoccon
Said
D. BR
Gobhawes
Robert
Casherton Sority Ponds
Coshocton
Lam
Deir
Peranne
Oak P
Aeons Ag Et
A Cure for Dyspepsia and Other Remedies
An article touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a cure for dyspepsia with testimonials of improved digestion and health. It also mentions Kidney and liver cures, with Electric Bitters praised for kidney and bladder relief and a local store advertisement.
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Hood
Hood's Baraparilla, C. M. Bible
Heimick
Hood’y Sarsapaeli
Vince
Let
Fred Miller
Irving
Oge
Anderson's
Drug and Hook
Fertis Bleck
Coshocton
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Pat
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N.Y
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Castoria
Mim
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Piccadilly
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Alex Sweet
Texas
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Brooklyn
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Huge & Wisenburgh
Pinest Tailors
Stephen F. Dawson
State of
Ohio
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Jaotal School
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Irton
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Rock Mill Damin Clark Township
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