Tae Sun seeks new year subscriber drive and Cottage Hearth offer
The Sun urges readers to boost the paper in the coming campaign year and promises a free year of Cottage Hearth to each new subscriber who brings in a paying recruit with cash. The offer equalizes $2 per new Sun subscription to $1.50 Cottage Hearth per year, aiming to expand circulation and support progressive community progress.
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Tae Sun
Lee County
Thessumn
Tas Suwn
The
Sun
Cottage Hearth
Boston
Tug Sun
Coptage Hearth
Dixon Sun
F. P. Shumway, Jr
Boston Mass
Tariff Fight Fades In Campaign Says Washington Correspondent
The Washington correspondent argues tariff questions will fade from next summer’s campaign. Democrats will seek unity and likely push a revenue cut bill through the house. the senate may not block it, leading to a joint Democratic win with a Republican Senate and Democratic president, shifting focus to unsettled issues.
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Washington
Chicago Times
House
Senate
Unanimous Demand Discussed for Blaine’s Candidacy
The passage suggests Republicans fear a party defeat and dream of campaigns driven by warnings from major papers. It notes an alleged condition that Blaine only run if backed by a unanimous Republican demand, while proposing a counter notion that a unanimous Democratic demand could hypothetically compel him.
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Chicago Tribune
St. Paulioneer Press
Omaha Bee
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Milwaukee Sentinel
The
Philadelphian American
Providence Journal
Blaine
The Cheap Government Debate in 1887
The piece argues that the United States levy of 371 million dollars for the year ending June 30, 1887, rivals large nations in tax burden, comparing soldier and sailor counts with Austria-Hungary, China, Germany, Great Britain, India, Italy, and Russia, and suggesting reductions or a larger army would alleviate hardship.
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Austria-Hungary
Germany
China
Italy
Russia
India
Great Britain
America
Sidney Smith
Randall
Philadelphia
Democracy and Work Ethic Prosperity Idea
A reflective note on democracy as the engine of intelligent labor and societal progress, linking civic participation to economic and intellectual flourishing. The statement implies a belief in empowered workers driving communal prosperity through democratic engagement.
Science and veracity in the age of doubt
Professor Huxley discusses scientific ethics and veracity in the January Popular Science Monthly. He argues scientists maintain higher standards of evidence than others and criticizes claims lacking proof. The text contrasts scientific integrity with theological dogma and notes education in veracity outpaces churches.
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Huxley
Popular Science Monthly
Sherd
A Return to Fractional Currency Units Proposed
The United States Postal Improvement Association forms to back fractional currency reissue and seed plant postage cuts. It urges third class mail for seeds and plants, postage tax relief, and replacing postal notes with small money orders. The National Grange backs postal improvements, while citizens seek easier remittance methods below one dollar.
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Congress
Association
Herbert Myrick
Springfield
Massachusetts
United States Postal Improvement Association
Canada
National Grange
Lansing
Michigan
Cleveland's bold tariff stand shocks politicians and supporters
The article notes surprise in comment on the president's aggressive tariff reform move just before the 1888 campaign. It argues Cleveland acts from conviction, vetoes River and Harbor and Pauper Pension Bills to show duty over politics, challenging both parties and the public.
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Cleveland
Mr. Cleveland
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