The Republica n Rock and the Democratic Comeback
A News Letter opinion piece argues the Republican victory is overblown and the Democratic party remains viable. It dismisses Republican superiority, asserts Democrats stand for taxation for public ends and personal liberty, and predicts voter backlash against protectionist policy and McKinley era elements as the public grows weary of Republican legislation. It notes Cleveland’s unpopularity may fade as the public tires of party actions.
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Democratic Party
Republic
Partis
Wien
Republican Party
Demtorrate
Cleveland
McKnleyiam
Republican Congress
San Francisco Port Charges Spark Legislative Attention
The article notes repeatedly that San Francisco port charges have drawn legislative focus over twenty years, with local representatives siding with pilots and other interests against reforms. It also mentions the Oakdale Leader reducing its pages and improving appearance after a change.
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San Francisco
Oakdate
San Francisco Chamber Aids Cost Cuts for Port Fees
The San Francisco Chamber of Commerce moves to reduce port charges for vessels entering the Golden Gate. The step is praised as wise, with critics noting excessive fees benefited transcontinental railroads and inland pilots while local manufacturers feared the high charges.
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San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
Golden Gate
San Fransisco
DeWitt Remedies Advertised By Various Firms
A chaotic colonial era advertisement mix touts DeWitt Witch Hazel Balm and One Minute Cough Cure among numerous products. It attributes cures for eczema, sore legs, headaches, and general ills to a range of firms and distributors like Hallas, Gane, and Hustyud Turner, with dubious medical claims and general praise. The excerpt blends multiple vendors and dubious medical claims in a single ad-like block.
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AL Bartley
Magic
DeWitt
Hazel Balve
Ibelsa
Hustyud
Tumer
Never Too Late To Mend Ad From The Buffalo Institute
A late 19th century health pamphlet advertises cures for nervous debility exhaustion and masculine vices. The World’s Dispensary Medical Association offers home remedies and a book on disease symptoms, with a promise of treatment by correspondence and a sealed prepaid receipt for the pamphlet.
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Old Wen
Thor
Ueluyalids
Suri Institute of Buffalo
Unis
Forel and Surgical Institute
Dispensary Medical Association
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Insitute
Buffalo
N. Ys
Sill
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Oxford
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Movestoys
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