Southern Prosperity under McKinley and Republican gains
The piece argues the 1890s tariff shift brought prosperity to the South and nation under McKinley, contrasting with Cleveland's tariffs. It cites rising southern spindle production, growing employment, and favorable trade, and notes Virginia Democrats switching to McKinley, including O Errall Glascow Drewry George Trigg Newton Purcell Richardson Gregory Darnall, as evidence of Republican appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Cleveland
Iast
Virginia
South
Republican National Committee
Charles T. O'¥errall
Richmond
Bryan
Frank T. Glascow
Tredegar Company
Bia
Virginius Newton
Pirat National Bank
Palmer and Buckner
America
John B. Purcell
Purcell, Ladd & Co
St. EF. Richardson
Talleysville
Roger Gregory, Sr
King William County
West Virginia
John B. Darnall
Aldergon
Monroe County
Savings banks show prosperity on New York East Side
The 1890 New York state banks report 212 474 depositors and 41 507 new accounts in Bowery area savings banks. Workingmen supply most deposits, disproving the notion that a few plutocrats control wealth. broader savings evidence supports national prosperity and urges voters to oppose Bryan. The Ny Times commentary argues Congress, not the administration, will determine Philippine policy and urges electing gold standard congressmen to promote gradual self government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Webster
United States Senate
United States
Congress
Hinself
Mwan
Bowery Banke
Mr. Bryan
New York
Superintendent of Banks
State of
Bowery
Bowery Savings Bank
Citizens’ Saving Bank
Drydock Savings Bank
Philippines
Bryan
Spain
McKinley
New Jersey Builds a Network of State Aided Roads
A detailed overview of New Jersey’s rapid road expansion led by Road Commissioner Henry I Budd, tracing the shift from county to state funded, mandamus assisted projects, and highlighting miles of improved macadamized routes across counties, the economic benefits to farmers, and the fiscal progress as of the late 19th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Union
Henry I. Budd
Philadelphia Record
Granges
Farmers’ Clubs
County Boards of Agriculture
League of American Wheelmen
State Board of Agriculture
Boards of Freeholders
Burlington County
Board of Freeholders
Warren Sussex
Hunterdon
Bergen
Cumberland
Cape May
Bergen County
Warren
Jersey City
Camden
Mount Afolly
Bordentown
Trenton
Edinboro
Hightstown
Cranbury
New Brunswick
Rahway
Newark
Oranges
Morris County
Hopatcong- Stil
Paterson
Newfoundland
Passaic County
Cumberland County
Vineland
Millville
Medford
the Pines
Indian Mills
Lower Bank
Batsto
Plainfield
Metuchen
Perth Amboy
Old Bridge
Mattawan
Monmouth County Turnpike
Henry S. Budd
Middlesex County
Atlantic County
Essex
Gloucester
Mercer
Middlesex
Monmouth
Morrie
Passaic
Salem
Somerset
Burlington
Commission
Curing Cough Brings Joy to Annie E Springer of Philadelphia
Annie E Springer of Philadelphia expresses elation after Dr King’s New Discovery cured her persistent hacking cough. She credits the remedy with ending years of chest pain and sleepless nights and extols its universal praise. The product claims to cure throat chest or lung troubles, with trial bottles free at Clayton's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie E. Springer
Philadelphia
Dr. King
Clayton’s Drug Store
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the Cranbury Press
Press Printing Coo
William McKinley
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
Benjamin F. Howell
Theodore Strong
Assembly
Adrian Lyon
H. Raymond Groves
John E. Montgomery
Missouri
Democratic Party
Nonoto
Fords Eee Cae
Jersey
Woodbury
Swedesboro
Clarksboro
Atlantic City
Bismarck
Clayton's
Job
Bucklen
N. F. Clayton
John Oliver
Clayton’s
Gee By
Tod
Donnelly
Opera House
1.J
Levi Updiee
W. H. Fplield
North Broad Street
Trenton, N. J
Hota
Hotthy
Bergen & Runs
Mattings
Bergen & Rue
Dobbins
Flatter
East State Street
Peppler
Thomas Peppler
Hicktstown
N. J
Wey
Lupton Bros
Matawan, Keyport
Matawan, N. J
Main St
Thomas Jason & Son
Hightstown, N. J
Imechinic Semewark RL
Davison
Lehigh Coal
D. Dantii
Jamesburg, N. J
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