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Durham Recorder

Location

Durham, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1888

Page

7

Telegraphs and notes from 1888 era congress and events

Sheridan is rapidly convalescing and the first bale of Texas cotton sold at twelve cents a pound. Reports from Georgia praise crops while a Bible convention meets at Asbury Park Missouri. A desertion of black voters is noted in Hardin county Illinois as William II and Oscar greet at Fort Wax holme. Emperor William lands at Storkholm. Oscar and Crown Prince Gustaf receive him. Southern Illinois dairy meeting set for DuQuoin August 21 22. Republican senators draft a tariff to replace Mills report. illness of Frederick noted. Chicago acts to suppress anarchists. Eugene Kelly sends 5000 to Parnell. a 10000 sum paid by Connery via Portland to Astoria is missing. Bowden moves to fund the Fortress Monroe wharf with 75000. Six months of 1888 show steel use rising. O Donovan Roses backs Cleveland and Thurman. A Sunday excursion barrelling water for passengers. Carolina Cumberland Gap and Chicago Railroad survey endorsed. Mills bill supporters claim duties unchanged, claim revenue surplus and 40 percent tax, asserting Mills bill is not free trade.

Sheridan Texas Georgia Asbury Park Dr. Mackenzies Frederick Chicago Eugene Kelly Parnell Irish Parliamentary Fund Association Connery Portland Astoria

Trade fears ease free trade threat hurts industry

The piece warns that free trade would damage many workers and crafts across the economy including cutlery makers, distillers, flax dressers, glove and garment workers, miners, jewelers, saddlery, lace, leather goods, and other trades. It contrasts protectionist measures with economic risk to labor and industry. The surrounding notes discuss a revival sermon at Martha's Chapel and local crop prospects in New Hope Valley with reports of improved tobacco and early corn conditions.

Martha's Ciapel Pania Ure Orope B. Klapp Granville Martha's Chapel Chilham Mo A. Boone Pittsboro Martha’s Chapel Aus Lockville Pittaboro Durham New Hi Valley

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