Economic Bluster on Tariffs and Trade Routes
The excerpt argues for protection and reciprocal trade, citing U.S. bread exports reaching 224 819 500 dollars and claims free trade failures. It warns against foreign imports and urges domestic production with tariffs on livestock and farm products. It also critiques politicians and touts Central and South American trade gains as proof of prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barea of Stativtice
United States
Romero
Mexico
Boston Merchants’ Association
Tariff Debate Dominates National Furniture Meeting
A Cincinnati report from the National Furniture Manufacturers Association notes tariff effects on plate glass and furniture covering. The White House shows courtesy but keeps public opinion off record as Cleveland Stevenson tariff plank drawn political commentary. rumor on Judge Mansey’s Supreme Court vacancy resurfaces amid party maneuvering and Democratic Congressmen’ views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Furniture Manufacturore’ Association
Cincinnati
Uiesa
McKinley Inn
Dommagugus
Resorf
National Republican Committee
Cleveland
Stevenson
Marrigod
George V. Mansey
Delaware
Supreme Court
Frei
Imade
Liggins
Mansey
Political seesaw and encampment talk in Washington
Reports from Washington describe remarks by Commander-in-Chief Palmer about Mount McGregor arrangements and a September encampment with predictions of large crowds. Ex-Senator Ingalls travels to Europe while party dynamics and upcoming platform debates draw comment from Secretary Elkis and other observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Palmer
Mount McGregor
Wollington
Ingalls
Washington
Europe
Harrison and
Reid
Kangna
House of Representatives
Republicin
Stevenson
Cleveland
Republican Party
Virginia
West Virginia
Harrison
Consu
United States
God
Labor and capital clash over union drinking and membership
A historical critique argues labor unions must weed out habitual drinkers to improve prosperity. It contends wage gains benefit some members and society only if unions exclude inebriates and unreliable workers, promoting sober, competent labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Wen
Rom
Theo Metabara
Toledo Blade
Inter Uniona
Labor Movement
Catle
Reaper
Diesipates
Frei
Ion
Cies
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the Cranbury Press
Cranbury,n. J
George W. Burroughs
Minke
Labor and Employment
Congress of the
Richard
Rick Inley
Waaminoton
Women's Christian Temperance Gaton
Talmage
Epiron Gazette
Permse
Bridgeton Evening News
de. T. DeWitt Tulnings
Mt Holly
Burlington
Joseph Leman
John W Aitken
Princeton Tan Company
Longtail & Lord, Contractors
Bridgeport
Conn
Princeton
Samuel Schwartz
Mister, Adler & Schwartz
Art Deslere
Maiden Inne
New York
Asbury Park
Leschwartz
Athuaic City
Peter
Tromas Farmacks
Thomas
Drake
Dr. King
Becklen
Iave
Wikdo
Ne. Clayton
Millon Brigads
Kong
Ny F. Clayton
Hien's and Boys
Jose
Trenton
Cock & Jaques
State Street
N. J
Dobbins & Larce
East State Street
R. TL. Dobbens
Richard A. Donnelly
Clothier
Furnisher
Opera House
Trenton, N. J
Donnelly's
Main Street
Wightstown
EMRICH, THE_CLOTHIER
Miami St
Baptist Church
Hightstown, N. J
Minne
Orzan
Sab
Mason A Hanlin
Docker Brow
Prescott
Miller
Waterloo
Area
Cutrantey
Geo. E. Snedeker & Co
W. Warren Street
Masonic Temple
AlIne
James B. Craig
Crankuey, N
Surrey
Thomas Pepeler
Wigitstown
Demarest Lowine
A. E. Blackwell
Bank
Higitstown, N. J
J. W. Dignan & CO
Perry Street
Rochester
Hochesterk Lamp CO
Park Place
New York City
JOS. H. Black, Son &C
Imighutstown, N. J
WM. H. Cooper, JR
Church Street
New Brunswick
Cooper’s
John ’. Bergen
Mattings
Bay
Derby
Globe
St. Louis
Parlin
Kalder
Ange
Dongola
McKay
Goodyear
C. Hoagland’s
New Brunswick, N. J
New Jersey
Priestley
A. Craig Voorhees
Peace St
Foot of Church, New Brunswick, N. J
F.lupton
Matawan and
Keyport
P.O
Matawan, N
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