Halt to Federal election bill shocks Philadelphia voters
A Philadelphia Times editorial condemns a House caucus passed federal election bill calling it a revolution to empower a partisan board to decide Congressional Seats. It claims the measure silences over five million voters and mirrors carpetbag rule, urging Republicans to halt the plan. The piece cites figures like Speaker Rump and criticizes Loyalists while recalling Lecompton-era battles.
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Cleveland to sweep the country in 1892
The piece argues that Republicans will burden the nation with a high tariff and monopoly profits while Grover Cleveland will be the Democratic standard bearer and Likely nominee. It predicts Cleveland’s victory in 1892 and criticizes tariff policy as harmful to the masses.
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Spanish Cruelty Report Exposes Prisoner’s Suffering
A Tribune reporter finds Domingo Navarro in a filthy prison ward in torment from ulcers and paralysis. A doctor cannot approach, he dies soon after discovery, neglected for a month. The piece contrasts this with farmers and crop news from nearby towns.
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Why Farmers Are Not Prosperous
The Harrisburg Bureau of Industrial Statistics finds Pennsylvania farmers in low spirits across counties due to overproduction. Output has surged while population grows slower, depressing prices and forcing farmers to compete for a shrinking market. Tariff and middleman margins further erode incomes. reform focused on lowering tariffs to necessities could help, but until then prosperity remains elusive.
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Dangerous remedies and medical claims advertised
The letter touts a hot vapor treatment for women as a safe alternative to Pennyroyal Tansy and Cotton Root. Dr Creesemand of Boston endorses the remedy as rational and scientific after thirty years of practice. One package of Madame Sabin's Remedy is offered for 1.00, mailed from New York.
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Compued Oxygen Treatment touted by Starkey and Palen
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