Democratic and Republican clash in New Jersey era reports
A compilation of political excerpts notes Republican defense of protective tariffs and industrial growth, Democratic critique of Greenbackers and cant at the state level. It cites canning factory price shifts, liquor law debates, and calls for a vigorous campaign to redeem New Jersey with Republican ballot support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Courier
J. A. Govnett
Hightstown
New Jersey
Harrison
Trenton Times
Millville
Lambertville
Elizabeth
N. J
Labor figures show wage gains and rise in strikes in 1891
A long report details average yearly wage increases across 235000 employees at 61 trades reaching 43.96 dollars, with total strikes in 1891 at 4519 compared to 1990 figures. It notes 53 percent of strikes in building trades and links findings to tariff debates. Politicians react, confirming tariff policy effects and blaming party platforms.
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Stata
Themelondun
Bureau Hing
Pook
New York World
Republican Campaign Committee
Democratic Courcer
Peck
New York
Fredonton
Alabama voters overturn Democratic negro suffrage myth
A Birmingham Age Herald excerpt reflects on Alabama politics after a recent recont election. It notes the black belt's decisive vote shifted the state, portraying the Democratic party as Africanized and highlighting the white vote's suppression by color. The piece cites county results and predicts party division and electoral outcomes amid a broader national contest. It also mentions copper vein rumors near Bound Brook, with miners organized to exploit the find.
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Alabama
Democratic Party
Birmingham (All) Age Herald
South
Black Belt
Bullick County
Dallas
Greene
Lownden
Montegomery
Perry
Russell
Wilcox
Ballock County
Dallna
Grene
Lowden
Montgomery
Resamen
Memgomery
It Waye
Democratic
Thaoneia
Aiexa
Captain Kolb
Bowman
Adiwma
Cleveland
Harrison
Weaver
New Brunswick
Bound Brook
Leon
Eeeret
Long Leon
Middlesux
Vouthece
Meaing
New York City
Murrity
Dickingan
Vaurlives
New York
Vourlans
New York State
Yorkine
Kansas
Reid
Morton
Mr. Perkins
People's Party
Cartain
Kanges
Moring Hoapital Service
Houp Teout
Votes and Principles Clash in Prohibition Debate
A Republican ally argues that moral voting must align with party goals, condemning the Democratic party as a national evil and urging Prohibition supporters to back the Republican ticket. The missive attacks gerrymandering, Tammany Hall, and Democratic policy, stating voting for Prohibition would aid Democrats. It asserts common sense over expediency and cites New York politics and public sentiment.
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Democratic Party
Monson
Zere
Lina
Union
Tammany Hall
Boz atuMing
Mny House
Prohibition Party
New York
Prohibition
Democratic
Mephistopheles
Albany
Congo
Tribune
Quarantine measures amid cholera scare and political notes
Reports describe cooperative health actions by state and city authorities with the Marine Hospital Service to prevent cholera spread at ports. Amid campaign chatter, references discuss Cleveland’s platform stance on Protection vs Free Trade, Dawes’s retirement, and G A R encampment arrangements. The piece also notes the death of George William Curtis, patents list, and assorted local notices with social anecdotes and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolmtely
Marine Hospital Service
Treasury Department
Marinas Hospital Service
Whitney
Cleveland
Howe
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Dawes
Marsachugetty
Republican Party
Masaichusetts
G. A. KR
Naval City
Alger
General Alger
Garfield Park
Farragut
Cooper Jr Offers Special Bargains in Summer Shoes
WM. COOPER JR announces room for fall stock and launches special bargains on ladies, mens and children's oxford ties at sacrifice prices. Broken lots of desirable shoes priced below cost. This week only, shop to save on summer stock and oxford ties.
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Oxford
Guiddren
John Bergen Promotes Expanded Stock In Local Store
John Bergen announces eight years of study of community needs and an enlarged stock across WALL PAPER DRY GOODS GROCERIES Paints and Oils Garden Seeds. He highlights twenty new wallpaper patterns, low prices, and convenient in town shopping, inviting locals to view the spring assortment.
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Granbury Press
Granbury
Deorge W. Burrouchs
Adlai Stevenson
St. Paul
Democrat Advertiser
Ingman
Europe
Clairman Carter
Joseph N. Gaskill
Republican League of
Carter
National Committee
State League
Commissioner of Labor
Charles F. Peck
Senator Hill
Hill
Paterson Pres
Wahkimington
Waainnutes
George William Curtis
Livingston
Staten Island
FG. Curtis
Boston
Curtis
C. A. Snow & Co
U.S
K. C
A G. Benson
Camdin
R.T. Johnson
Secret Plains
Meny
Matler
Hoboken
Exble
Orr
Trenton
Mage
Newark
Petraeus
Camden
Union Lot
Door
W. Spichnan
Owiteh
Women's Christian “Temperance Union
Sudan
Hia
Gourt
Dr. King
Bucklen & Co
Crea
King
Tn Health
EB. Cayton
Wwe
N. Chgtom
Bucklen
N. F. Clayton
Prospect Plains Depot
Motts
F. A. Brown
Cranbury, N. J
W. Davison
East State Street
Trenton, N. J
Sohlier & CO
Mason & Hamlin, Decker Bros., Prescott
Haut
Geo. E. Snedeker & Co
Warren Street
Masonic Temple
Dean Carpa
Ulekel
Ordiva
Murlo
Alyaret
Mall
James B. Craig
Fox
Crankury, N. J
Richard A. Donnelly
Pants, &c
Opera House
United States
Cook & Jaques
State Street
DR. Edmund
Edmund
Clara Puanine
Cranbury
Dave Co
Mit
Edlund
PD. Perry
Aluny
Isaac Cunnenury
Cranbury Neck
N.J
the Central Drug CO
Emrich
Main St
Baptist Church
Hightstown, N. J
Pino and Hemlock
Barre
Carland
Natis
Lehigh Coal
B.D. Davison
Jamesburg, N. J
MAN Ved. I
Surrey
ASI
Thomas Peppler
Ngitstown, N. J
Cooper, JR
Church Street
John
Bergen
Mattings
Dobbins & Larce
Opera
Derby
Globe
Lonla
Darin
Kaiser
McKay
C. Hoadland’s
New Brunswick, N. J
Slevidye
Priestley
Sarah Serges
Charlie
Sarahs
Duchess
Faille
Armure
F. Lupton
Matawan and
Keyport
P.O
Matawan, N. J
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