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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1900
Page
2
Our trusted policy argues that a nation built by protection should not abandon its manufacturing method merely to imitate rivals. Free Traders urge tariff removal, yet supporters contend the United States must maintain Protection to sustain industrial leadership. They claim prosperity under protection is real and enduring.
The article argues wages rose across manufacturing, with four million workers earning more and employment steady. It blames demand and prosperity for higher prices, rejects trusts as sole cause, and endorses protection, law, and honest money while criticizing Bryan's free trade and silver stance.
A sweeping survey links industrial advances to political progress and humanitarian gains. It notes inventions from the steam engine to the telegraph, the abolition of serfdom and slavery, expanding freedoms, and a growing global faith in governance by law and opinion. The piece closes recognizing the century's shift toward valuing human life and medical care.
A roundup of snippets reports Freehold Firemen's Relief Association assets and gains, a child’s electrical accident in Hightstown, Williamstown housing expansion, measles outbreak in Swedesboro, state oyster theft enforcement in Delaware Bay, Bridgeton’s Cohansey Glass Company deliveries, postmaster appointments in multiple towns, a Masons leadership appointment, charitable gift from Keyport auxiliary, Freehold Central National Bank dividend, Mount Holly Shoe Company shipments, Gloucester City pastor resignation, substantial poultry shipment from a Gladstone dealer, January rail through service to Atlantic City, a Long Branch justice fine for rabbit trapping, Bordentown Sunday schools fund drive.
The Repauno Chemical Company buys the John Rambo farm at Gibbstown for 20000 dollars, gaining two miles of river frontage and plans expansions to the powder plant. Hamilton township grants the Trenton Street Railway Company a franchise to extend from Yardville to Allentown, with service already from Trenton to Yardville. Dr. Thomas O Callaghan of Jersey City dies suddenly during a professional visit.
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