Andrew Kull Candidate for Lieuten ant Governor of Wisconsin
The Dixon Sun profiles Andrew Kull a democratic candidate for lieutenant governor of Wisconsin. A prominent farmer and the state’s largest wool grower, he cites his tariff study and argues high tariffs harm wool, noting wool prices fell 15 to 20 cents a pound under existing duties. He claims his extensive tariff library informs his view that free wool trade would improve markets and prices.
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Andrew Kull
Wisconsin
United States
Walworth County
Washington
The Soldier's Friend and Political Row
A mixed discourse on veterans benefits and 1861 1888 pension acts is followed by a political critique of a party's election tactics. It notes fraud rewards, registration issues, and district ballot concerns alongside commentary on Illinois governor Oglesby and a Mt. Vernon speech by Uncle Dick criticizing Cleveland era opponents.
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Sing Sing
Philadelphia
New York
Trenton
Lord Sackville
Mills
Congress
Indiana
General Oglesby
Illinois
Harrison and Fifer
Mt. Vernon
Cleveland
Odglesby
Dixon Store Promises Cutter Giveaway With Bargains
A local clothing house boasts record sales and rewards buyers with a chance to win a Cutter. It advertises deep discounts including a sheeps-gray overcoat for 1.90 and a business suit for 5.00, urging shoppers to trade with their lively, confident staff.
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Dixon
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