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Newspaper
Cuba Pilot
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1888
Page
1
Republic county residents witness a tense dispute as Mr Fickle and his son accuse one another of horse theft. Squire Sager hears that a father was jailed briefly amid allegations of persecution by family members. The case ends with the father released and the prosecution deemed malicious as tensions rise.
Messrs C W i TM Hodge Omar Powell A P Dow and W He Smith acknowledge a nomination for congress. The writer thanks the convention and district Republicans, warns of a fierce national race, and predicts a shift away from Cleveland era policies under Democratic rule.
Reports from Osaka Kobe and Yokohama chronicle Mrs M C Leavitt’s temperance lectures after rapid work in Tokio and Yokohama. She inspired large crowds and helped organize a Women’s Temperance League in Osaki Assan, with officers elected. Lectures continued weekly in Kobe and at various churches, drawing wide support and admiration. The movement notes eighty nine local brewers and hopes for a global holiness through temperance.
Fragmentary text references Thurman and a senate seat with a bandanna and potential protest. No clear events, dates, or organizations are readable to form a concrete item.
A damaged OCR passage cites Birmingham and other factories with daily outputs of up to 20 million pins, France around 20 million, and Germany and Holland about 10 thousand each. It mentions pin machines cutting wire to pin size and pressing components into papers.
The text quotes foreign press views on Cleveland's renomination and the Democratic stance on tariffs. It argues the Republican party risks obsolescence if it clings to protectionism while England favors Democratic reform. It notes Americans oppose English influence and credits Cleveland’s tariff policy as endorsed, though critics must accept it.
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