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Newspaper
Cuba Pilot
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1888
Page
1
A mix of local commerce notes, political talk, and veterans’ reunion planning. Items include cheap table cutlery from N Dannefer, Chicago Convention bulletins, a Belleville Republican gathering for a Republic County reunion, and Oregon’s shift toward a Republican legislature amid tariff debates and protection versus free trade themes.
In 1841 Scotland temperance was rare among workers and clergy. A visiting Irish carman inspired Dr Guthrie to abstain after sharing toddy with him, illustrating personal conviction. Lord Jeffrey and Lord Cockburn observed his stance as he chose abstinence over wine to influence others.
Manufacturers argue against freeing cotton bagging from duties under Mills bill. They warn free list would ruin U S industry by opening to India imports, leaving cotton planters at foreign competition mercy and risking a loss of jobs and revenue. State Journal reports.
The report notes Republicans carried Oregon by a seven thousand majority and won seventy of ninety legislature seats. It credits prohibitionists and their supporters for part of Democratic decline and predicts further GOP gains, citing Cleveland and Mills bills as catalysts and referencing the St. Louis convention. Old Romans and red bandannas are dismissed as ineffective.
The speaker promotes first class apples at ten cents a can and urges buying left clothing at actual cost before the Grand Fourth. He proposes becoming publisher of the Pilot to serve Cuba and Republic County with a cheap paper, claiming superiority over the N Y Herald and World. He markets himself as the leading grocer with best, fresh goods at low prices and notes Shimek as the city’s top boot and shoe dealer.
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