The Good Old Times Ten Shillings a Day For a Skilled Mechanic
An old Long Island shipbuilder recounts pay under free trade days. He earned ten shillings daily but was paid only in goods at a store, with no cash, reflecting hardship of protected markets versus free trade. He argues for the value of protection and laments modern costs, recalling Democratic rule years ago.
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Halcyon
Long Island
Hempstead
New York
Bermuda
Europe
Freeport
Ohio
Local notices and personal arrivals fill Dillon week
A parade of residents and visitors appears, from John Nugent and Fred Hopp to J.E. Morse and Miss A. Staves. Guests and merchants travel to Butte, Lima, Red Rock, Helena, and Argenta while local firms advertise cottages, boxes, and farm supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Truaxe
Lima
O.K. Paul
Messrs
Joe Shineberger
Wm Roe
Red Rock
A. Staves
Protection in the Scriptures on Free Trade and Tribute
A letter argues that Jesus favored protection through customs to keep the children free. It claims direct taxation tied to free trade makes people slaves, urging voters to block tariff supporters from Congress and keep protection in government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capernaum
Peter
Jesus
Simon
House” of Representatives
Watson Bill Gives Hope to Scotland
The Forfar Herald notes a slight rift in trade depression as Scottish flax and jute goods manufacturers extend hours to meet US demand. Brooklyn and Allentown firms secure small contracts at free trade prices awaiting Wilson bill passage, but the overall mood remains bleak for Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Scotland
Forfar Herald
Brooklyn
Allentown
For sale stallion Lynwood Jr and equine notes
The ad offers stallion Lynwood Jr a six year old thoroughbred of blood bay color 1615 fins high and 1200 pounds with pedigree through Lynwood Nutwood Contra and Hlec tioneer. Details include temperament gentle and fast quarters but no speed trials. Also notes on pacers and trotting horses, international racing purses, and a mix of horse industry data and a 1880s treasury figure for the American Trotting association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynwood, Jr
Lynwood
Nutwood
Hlectioneer
Billy Cheatham
Argyle
Enrican
Butte, Mont
National
Germany
American Trotting Association
London
Italy
Derby
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John Nugent
Daly
Fred Hopp
Birch Creek
J.E. Morse
Butte
G. W. Dart, Sr
Argenta
Messrs. Burleigh
Best and
Davidson
Salmon City
Hattie Miller
Pocatello
Idaho
Charlie Dunham
Centennial Valley
Dillon
Frances Poindexter
Helena
W.E. Phillips
The
Northwestern Insurance Co
KE. Sharp
New York Life Insurance Co
E. Callahan
Hogan
Harrison Brothers
Grasshopper
T. J. Murray
Washington Street
Orr Avenue
T. M. O'Connor
J. Griffin
Ogden
Utah
Tris
UNE Office
U. P
Crowenn & Nuckouus
L. D. Hanpins
Canel
Bob
Drextell
Axtell
Domino
George G. Jiall
Boston
France
Chicago
Porrin Dave and Cue. Corp
Cole Proprietora
Dr.Bonjean
S . Tansy and
Savinh Wis
E. Bonjeane&7 Cie
Paris
New York City
Vy Maiden Lane
Paxson's Pharmacy
Park x St. Butte
Mornt
Saution
W. le Douglas
Congress
N. E. Hammer
Dillon, Montana
Honest Coods
Dill
George J. Staudaker
Sion
Dillon National
Bank Building
Bannack Street
Mont
Montana
T. E. Mills
Hotel Park Nursery
W- E. Mills
Crowell & Nuckolls
WILL
B. Orem
Center Street
J. C. Orem
Smith Shop
J. P. Winters
Dillon- National Bank
Dillon, Mont
W.L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Douglas
Douglas Shore
W.L. Doug
Brockton, Mase
Eliel Bros