Consumption Cure and Domestic Remedies Advert
An old time newspaper snippet touts a cough medicine claimed to cure coughs croup and bronchitis with guaranteed results. It promotes 10c 50c and 1 dollar pricing plus a porous plaster. Also mentions political outrage lynchings and Castoria for children.
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R. Buackgaus & Son
The Duty of Southernmen and Democratic Principles
A political commentary defending President Cleveland and criticizing Republican rivals Harrison and Reid. It argues Cleveland honored his oath, supported the South, and stood against Republican threats to elections, while outlining the GOP record on taxes, pensions, spending, and inflation. Includes discussions on democracy, uniform weights, and science mentions.
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Cleveland
Harrison and
Reid
Wall Street
Indictment Dismissed and Political Moves Noted
The docket shows Rev. Thos. Dixon Jr. case dismissed on a prosecutor backed recommendation. President Harrison appoints John W. Foster as Secretary of State, Senate confirms swiftly. Other items include Richmond and Danville railroad interests, payable funds, and a string of local incidents across New York and other areas.
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New York
Thos. Dixon, Jr
North Carolina
Twenty Third Past Church
Joseph Koch
Martine
Harrison
John W. Foster
Ofdiana
Senate
Foster
Foreign Relations Committee
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company
Judge Bond
Richmond and
Danville Railroad Company
East Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia
Force Bill Debate Anchors Democratic Campaign Theme
The piece argues the Force Bill as the central issue of the campaign, accusing Republicans of using protection for monopoly and urging Democrats to unite for principles and victory. It asserts that Republican plans to seize offices via “bayonet to every ballot” threaten free elections and warns that Reedism must not control ballots.
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Democratic Party
Republican Party
Evea Pole
W E Grant
Cleveland
Harrison
Texas
Maine
Pennsylvania
Barks Oeey
Reed
House of Representatives
United States Army
No Mercy in Taxed Era as Silver Bill Moves Senate
An opinion piece contrasts four years of Republican policy with earlier Democratic stewardship. It argues debt reduction and surplus under Democrats, then claims the current Congress wastes funds, increases taxation, and drains the treasury. The Silver Bill passes Senate committee, seeks to coin silver bullion from treasury stock.
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United States
America
Europe
Apothecary
Senate
Committee of the Whole
Morgan
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
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