Republican protection and treasury notes debate in 1896 Iron Age
The Iron Age on January 16, 1896 critiques Republican policy of extending protection to New England manufacturers and other favored articles while arguing Treasury finances drive gold reserve depletion. It cites Jeter Pritchard and discusses deficit coverage, currency reissuance, and honesty of officials.
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Republican Party
New England
Jeter
Pritchard
North Carolina
State St
Front St
Trenton
Tariff praised as good for growth of riches and civilization
A quoted passage argues that tariffs aid national growth and civilization, warning that striking them down would harm the public and benefit foreign interests. The speaker, Hon. Thos. B. Reed, asserts tariffs are sensible policy for the United States' wealth and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Thos. B. Reed
Burlington v. Pennsylvania Rail Road second track dispute
Vice Chancellor Bird rules the Burlington case bars the Pennsylvania Rail Road from laying a second Broad Street track without city consent or constitutional authority. The opinion questions the Camden and Amboy charter and an 1858 agreement, deeming the city may not cede street rights without legislative backing. Rutgers bill, Lovett Co. recovery, vast New Jersey forest and oyster industry notes follow in this mixed legal notices item.
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Pennsylvania
Bird
City of
Burlington
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Broad Street
Ihio
Camden and Amboy
Burlington Council
Camden_gnd
Amboy
Onder
Temperance Debate Guides Presbytery Action
A temperance report to the Presbytery calls pastors and members to oppose the liquor traffic, avoid the appearance of evil, and promote abstinence at communion. It cites General Assembly findings, urges public counsel and private example, and ends with devotional exercises and a spring meeting set for April at Prospect Street Church in Trenton.
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General Assembly
Church of Jesus Christ
Dra
Dixon
Purves
Prospeat Street Presbyterian Church
Trenton
New Jersey Road Policy Praised. Virginia Governor to Study It
An excerpt notes New Jersey's wide notoriety for sturdy public highways funded by state money, with Virginia's governor to visit next month to study the approach. It argues for durable macadam roads, showing strong farmer interest and contrasts with outdated patchwork methods.
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New Jersey
Virginia
Union
Arepa
Mussachusetts
New York
Massachusetts
Amooth
Uelag
Macatam
Wade
Monument hopes and cures told in old notices
A Calvary Church meeting forms the James W Marshall National Monument Association of New Jersey to honor James W Marshall who first found gold in California. Officers are elected and plans outlined for a monument at his birthplace by January 24 1898. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and other patent medicines are praised by area merchants and readers for relief from ailments.
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Robert Rawls
Hollands
Thost Winter
Chamberlain
N. B. Clayton
Douggist
Calvary Baptist Ciarch
James W. Marsten National Monument Association
New Jersey
Oljset
Jamua W. Marshall
California
Aage
Terael G. Howell
Charles H. Blackwell
R. O. Bowen
Irael G. Howell
Raph Ege
Chas. al. Blackwell
Augustus T. Eye
Ketcham
The
Old Pioneer Society of California
Ann
Perry & Cameron
Flushing
Michigan
Gale
N. F. Clayton
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N.S
Qeoroge W. Burrouchs
Ana Proprietor
Washington Lette
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Benatore Lodge
Mose
Outeide
Howe
Davis
Money
Mics
Washington
Hernado de Soto
Missisippi
Tien
Congress
House
Taot Yeek
Baker
Kansas
Ellvermonde
Sod
Baker Sen
House Committee On Foreign Affaire
Ambasus
Dor ‘Bayard
Draper
Mane
Pearson
N. O
Devemore
Ark
Boyara
Bayard Deserres
Mer Bomr
James R. Howe
M. C
J. Kearney Rice
District of New Jersey
Clangen
Dietrich
Beekman
Cleveland
Lorely Bycause
Miles Ross
Perth Amboy
House of Assembly
Common Pleas Lodge
Middlesex County
Werta
Griggs
Strong
Rice
Biles Russ
Middlesex
Charlen B. Herbert
Rutgers‘ College
Old College
J. T. Lovett Company
Little ‘Silver
J. T. Lovett
Burlington County
Inez
South Jersey
Maurice River
Delaware Bay
Lndy
Vick
Jamnes Vick
Sone
Rochaster
N. Y
New Brunswick
Presbytery of
Stockton
James W. van Dyke
Miniatera
Frenchtown
Dotoh Neck
Titus E. Davin
Goood Roads
Mao
Boye
Hopewell
Blias Bell
Miao
Lilian Bell
Wen
Elizabeth Reamer
Lambertville
Bilinus Culio
N. F. Clayton, Droggitt
N. F. Grayton
Charles .H. Rosch
Queanport
Wilkes Booth
Lincoln
Demorest’s
Demorkest's
Intercat
Tzivas
Bre
Demorest Publishing CO
Fifth Avenue
Lisgral
Cranbury Press
Demores
Hichtstown, N. J
Saveral
Masonic Temple Music Store
N.Y
D. GC. Lewis
C. Pardee Works
Frank A. Brown
Liverpool & London & Globe, Gerugan American, Royal, Ins. Co. of North America
Home, Commercial Union
Mercer County Mutual
Shrewsbury Mutual
Monmouth County Mutual
Press Building
Taté of
Reet
Trenton, D. d
Thomas Mason
High Tastout, NT. J
Trenton Hardware CO
E. State St
E. Front St
Trenton, N. J
Fruit Trees
JOS. H. Black, Son & CO
Hightstown, N. J
General Merchandise
Bergen & Rue's
BroOe
Boston
Smvdame, Vannest & Co
East State St
Davison
Lehigh Coal
B.D. Davison
Jamesburg, N. J
J. A. Birch
Buslington, New Jersey
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