Money Tied Up In Court Fight Hints At Campaign Cash
A late 19th century report questions Dan Ryan's finances and influence, noting a $75,000 placement in the Secretary of State’s office tied up by legal injunction. It asks who profits, whether funds bolster the Republican campaign, and recalls Tilden and Cleveland drives against political rings to preserve public honesty.
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Dan
Fprment
Portsmouth
Roy
Mr. Ryan
Republican Campaign Fund
Dan Ryan
Cleveland
Tilden
New York
New York City
Tweed
Timmany Hall
Samuel J. ‘Tilden
United States
People of
Buffalo
Grover Cleveland
Up Woon
Democracy of
Ohio
James E. Campbell
Cincinnati
Brussels
Brusséla
Paris
Leopold
Europe
Chicago
Hautefort
Pereguenx
Jold Guienne
Bertrand de Born
John of England
Henry T. Pall
Prices Rise as McKinley Taxes Hit Tinware Market
The piece argues that customs duties from the McKinley bill push up prices on home goods, especially tinware used for kitchens and canning. It notes Wanamaker’s Philadelphia ads tout bargain counters while warning that costs will continue to climb and harm working people.
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Mr. Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Howachold Atenalls
Janamaker
Jose
Avery Pation
Don’t Scratch a Congressman in Ohio Vote Republican Endorsement
A call urging Ohio Democrats to oppose every Republican candidate in twenty one districts. It warns that electing Republicans will back Tom Reed and Bill McKinley, enabling control of the Ways and Means Committee to favor trusts and monopolies and drain resources from the people.
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Ohio
Congress
Tom Reed
Cesar
Timeo
Bill McKinley
Reed
Ways and Means Committee
Ways and Means
McKinley
Day of Settlement Brings Tariff Shifts and Rich Man Focus
The McKinley tariff bill raises duties on cheaper clothing for the poor while cutting costs on fine fabrics for the rich. Woolens, broadcloth, sealskin, and cheap alpaca see higher rates, with luxury items and daily necessities receiving varied changes. The piece argues the GOP favors the rich, while the Democratic critique stresses relief for essential goods. Emma S. Spee’s hotel survey notes eighteen of fifty New York hotels require female servants to sleep in basement rooms.
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Democratic Party
Eoen
Friends of the Protection System
Friends of
Emma
Epee
New York
Leprosy praise and a farmer killed by lightning
A jumble of phrases describes praise for a medical figure in Hawaii and notes on disease work, followed by a report from West Springfield where William S. Smith was killed by a lightning strike. His body was found in an open pasture with a head injury from the strike and burned remains nearby.
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William
Smith
Ashleyville
West Springfield
Walt
Smith Lot
Springfield Republican
Hop Raising Is a Gamble
Hop raising described as a gambling venture by brewer Mr. 4. D. Der, noting hops have sold from six cents to one dollar per pound and incomes per acre ranging from fortunes to losses. Current prices around 85 cents per pound with drought frost and damp weather driving failures. He argues stabilizing prices would reduce poverty and sustain hop growing.
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4. D. der
Kansas City Times
Hydraulic street car motor aims to replace cog gears
A St Louis company formed to manufacture and introduce a hydraulic street car motor driven by electricity. Two water tanks per car, air tanks under seats, and direct axle connections promise to remove cog gearing and heavy electric gear. The device uses compressed air and aims for less wear and simpler maintenance.
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St. Louia Men
New York Journal
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The readable portion contains no coherent names dates or events. The passage appears as scrambled characters and partial phrases, lacking a discernible news item, action, or outcome to summarize.
Fragmented OCR Text Reflects Varied 19th Century Topics
The readable fragments reference consumer guarantees, a broken jar anecdote, Pike's Peak railway achievement, monetary small talk in Montana, wage contrasts, and election chatter. Names and places appear inconsistently, showing a mix of civic notices, personals, and observational musings.
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