Republican Tariff Stand and Democratic Critique Across States
The piece argues GOP platforms uphold protective tariffs and reciprocity linked to Harrison Blaine and McKinley, despite 1890 losses, and contrasts this with Democratic criticisms. It cites editorials from Philadelphia Ledger and Newark Standard condemning coalition leaders and urging a Republican gubernatorial win.
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Blaine
McKinley
Republican Party
Minneapolis
Philadelphiy Ledger
Farmers defend Protective Tariff against Free Trade
The American policy of protection is praised as a farmer driven innovation from the First Congress led by Washington and Hamilton. Farmers argue it creates a home market and sustains land values, contrasting populated states with agriculture heavy areas. Two convicted murderers in Camden Jail face sentencing and new trial appeals as judges set hearings and custody arrangements continue.
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Virginia
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Massachusetts
Georgia
New Jersey
Americd
Damsa
N. J
Jones
Camden
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Norios
Mrs. Wyatt
Sheri West
Boyer
Garrison
Loyer
Cew
Resignation and political shifts dominate discourse
The piece discusses Secretary Blaine's resignation amid stalled nomination dynamics and Democratic strategies. It notes tensions between Blaine and the President, looming Welland canal toll talks, and 1892 trade figures. It also covers school exhibition plans, church dedication, and Port Amboy water works contracts.
Crazy family disturbance ends with arrest and insanity claim
Mrs. Dency, living on Mechanic street, fled as her son John threatened to kill her with a large club. Police arrived, John yielded and was jailed, later deemed insane by Dr. Walter Whitiwore. The report notes his past habits and suggests removal to an asylum.
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Walter Whitiwore
Trenton
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