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Newspaper

Dixon Sun

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1888

Page

4

Chicago Street Car Strike Exposes Citywide Disruption

The strike by street car conductors and drivers spreads from the north side to the west side, driven by long hours and low pay, causing widespread public inconvenience. A 25 member survey team surveys routes for the Illinois and Michigan Canal and the Hennepin Canal, with two paths under consideration along Des Plaines River and Hickory Creek Valley.

Chicago North Side Ilinois and Michigan Canal Hennepin Canal Joliet Des Plaines River Hickory Creek

Cycle of political intimidation at E C Atkins & Co saw works

The Indianapolis firm E C Atkins & Co faces accusations of voter intimidation and dismissals aimed at pro-Democrat workers. The head of the firm warns of a drastic political purge if Harrison and Morton do not win. In a separate incident a brakeman, Frank L. Borthwick of Oak Park, suffered severe injuries from a twisted engine iron near a gravel-pit wreck and is recovering at the Waverly House with his father beside him.

E. C. Atkins & Co Indianapolis Harrison Morton Chicago Frank L. Borthwick Oak Park Waverly House

Democrats Fight Tariff Fire as Harrison Foe Claims Fraud

A Rock Island editorial defends Democratic tariff strategy and attacks Republican tactics to claim Democratic defections. It notes forged claims of Cleveland supporters backing Harrison, cites a Chicago News correspondent, and recounts Illinois fiscal data contrasting Gov Palmer and Gov Oglesby administrations.

Harrison Cleveland St. Louis Prohibition Chicago News W. E. Curtis Buffalo New York Scoville C. J. Hamlin Frank Peren Frank Locke Charles Goodyear Perry Taylor Curtis Evening Telegraph Thomas H. Eustace Eustace Taylor

Palmer and Oclesby Bonded Debt and Treasuries Overview

The 1870 auditor’s report shows $4,890,937.30 unpaid state bonded debt and a treasury balance of $4,440,272 at year end. For fiscal years 1871 the receipts outline further financial specifics.

Palmer

Free Wool Debate Highlights Tariff Impact on Wool Trade

Senator Allison of Iowa argues that the 1867 tariff reduced demand for domestic wool and woolens. He says high tariffs blocked fine wools from import and forced mills to abandon fine fabrics, collapsing markets and prices from 50–70 cents to 16–34 cents per pound, with many growers leaving the business.

Allison Iowa America

Wool and Woolens Trade Worth Million Dollars Annually

The article notes that foreign countries supply wool and woolens valued at about one million dollars each year, highlighting the significance of international import streams for local textile markets.

Dixon National Bank Statement October 9 1888

James A Hawley cashier swears the Dixon National Bank statement is true to the best knowledge on October 9 1888. The ledger lists assets including loans and discounts real estate and fixtures and U S bonds to secure circulation, plus reserves from banks and the U S Treasurer with a 5 percent redemption fund.

U.S ROE Sc Ik Whet Rowe National Bank U. S James A. Hawley

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Dixon, Illinois National Democratic Grover Cleveland Allen G. Thurman Ohio John M. Palmer Sangamon Andrew J. Bell Peoria N. D. Ricks Christian Andrew Welsh Kendall Francis A. Hoffman, JR Cook Jacob R. Creighton Wayne The University of Illinois John Landrigan Edwards John Cunningham Coles Homer Bevins Samuel T. Busey Champaign A. A. Wolfsberger Sherwood Dixon J.J. O'Connor Levi Beemer L. B. Merriam D. B. McKenney Fuller Illinois and Michigan Illinois State New State House Oglesby Treasury State House Southern Normal Quincy Joseph W. Fifer Illinois Dixon National Bank Dixon Ilinois Resources State OF County OF Lee John Coleman Notary Public J.C. Ayres J. M. Patrick Dopgee Peter Dixon, Ill Prairie Stocks Farm Prairieville, Lee Co.,ill Sterling Dixon, F On Mary Illustrious Phillis Adelaide Lanthane Josephines Desdemona Fitz London Duke Miss Hudson Abijah Powers Sol Pratt J. OH. Pratt Main Street Charley S-Hat Store Charley’s Hat Store Brubaker & Carpenter Sn Su Brubaker & Carpenter’s Galena Street Dixon, Ills Charley's Hat L. D. Pitcher R. A. Rodesch Galena 81 R. A Rodesch
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