Weinley Drollery and McKinley Tariff Debate
A vivid extract from a political tract criticizing the tariff policy and the McKinley bill. It argues the tariff taxes Americans and transfers revenue to favored manufacturers, citing sugar duties and imported goods. It links protection to labor interests, industrialists, and electoral impact in Pennsylvania and Missouri. The piece denounces protective measures as a hidden tax on workers and notes party disagreements in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid
Major McKinsey van Nunde
Oetheres
McKinley
Democratic Party
Missouri
Minois
Ohio
Minnerpoliat
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Ocean Worlingman Agua
Tate
Harrison
Cleveland
Boston Globe
The McKinley tariff and money questions arise
A long Washington discourse reviews tariff repeal versus retention, gold and silver stock totals, bank deposits, and currency dynamics. It contrasts export shifts from Europe, the western and southern cash balance drain, and the impact on prices and trade. It notes political maneuvers around postmaster appointments and public perception of tariff effects on industry and agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie Bank de
Treasury
Europe
Congress
Philadelphia Record
Democratic Rhetoric on Cleveland and Reform Debates
Fragmented excerpts discuss Democratic support for Grover Cleveland, the Force Bill stance, and party strategy. References to Kansas, Virginia, and Indiana figures appear, with critiques of political tactics and ballot reform. The text includes quotes about public duty, leadership, and a pugilist editor’s boast mixed with local political commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Basil B. Gordon
Virginia
Mat Gamat
Vezaun's Bay
Quincy Haw
Teena
Cuover
New York
Electric Beek and the Remedy Claims Across Markets
A garbled list of tonic claims highlights supposed cures for malaria headaches pimples and general ill health with references to Dr Miles Norville and various pharmacies. The piece also mentions political debate over civil service reform and comments on the 1890s tariff and trust era in mixed excerpts from newspapers.
Traveling Tales And Domestic Farewells In One Page
A collage of humorous vignettes shows travelers packing for the seaside with wary jokes about forgetfulness and a watch pocket stash. A chatty kitchen scene at the Bills residence erupts as Mary asks if the water is boiled, while a child’s remark on caged birds caps the collection in a New York Weekly style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Harrison
Ami Bis
New York
Uinoroet
New York Tribune
Auther
Dayensguchi
Chamberlain
Bittner
Zam
Wong
Chicago
Trlane
Amendment Bulfinch How Are Naggedat and His Wife Getting Cry Together
A fragment from the Boston Courier notes a couple named Naggedat and Bulfinch How. It mentions a motto “God Bless Ourinne” in their sitting room and a smoking room display with “As far as pore sible” beneath it. The dialogue centers on marriage and trivial sayings in their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulfinch
Naggedat
Bulfch
Boston Courier
Dr Sia Sew Hee Cure and the Strange Slogan
The fragment mentions a healer named Dr Sia Sew Hee Cure and a slogan about heart and nervous disease cures. It includes curious dialogue about calling someone repeatedly and a reference to a financial matter tied to a late night poler game. The text is garbled and presents as a damaged newspaper item with unclear broader context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weinley Drollery
Carnegie
Workmnen
Homestead
Lynchburg
United States
Pitches
Castoria
Baltimore Sun
W. D. Crum
Charleston
Senate
Crum
Minneapolis
Newn and Courier
Pinkerton Hessians
Oskiloosa
Russia
Kate Field
Washington
Pitcher’s Castoria
Mr. Stevenson
Stevenson
York
Grover Cleveland
Chicago Herald
Pimalee
Pizat
Troyland
Edward Carroll
Democrate
Kansas
Erie
Pa) Herald
The
Times
Kansas City Times
William Wade Dudley
National Republican Committee
Indiana
Indianapolis
Tam
Inchea
Neal
D.J. Humphrey
Miles
Norvine
Leah
House
Cincinnati Enquirer
Patton Wels Marcon
Ana Witber
Republican Party
South
Union
New Orleans
Wanamaker
Texas
Pete
Aftern Panne
Billigor McSwat
Lobelia
Mr. Mcswat
New York Weekly
Samuel Pitcher
Lowell, Mina
H. A. Anouma
Oxford St
Brooklyn
Children's Department
Sperita
Atees C. Burra
Pres
Canteur Company
Murray Street
New York City
Nanem
Fotannie
DR. Kalkhoff
America
Dealhliff
Wien
Trig
Hoare
Eli
Prato
Yuushitur
Natant i Idnicele
Varlonsee
Vere Hove
Evesalin
Nand
Iran
Kirks
Amerigam
Vicken
Thlater
Salors
Pines
Gho.flogaus Brand Shipper
Berkshire Hogs
Wapoleon, O
McClure
Www
L. Taylo
Ei Sa
Land & Insurance
Napoleon, Ohio
Amercy
Tepover
Harry Moyarrestn
J. Overmeyer
Napoleon, Ohl
Toledo
Eal Sl
Uasty Hapman’s
ShoStare
Monroe Drewet
Unelle Vive
NINES
Suimets
Then &Ardred
Alae i Doatervia
Cem Maateris Sm
Antoewensaee
Foundation
Black Stone, Thiesen, Hildred & Co
Sau
Clipse
Bones
Adstream
C. Rewowaco
Ofe
Patent Office
Cman
Lord & Thomas
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