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Newspaper

Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1892

Page

4

Harrison named campaign manager by President in party split

The piece notes the President desires a different chairman, urging Republican unity under his direction. It cites Harrison as taking campaign control, with Blaine faction leaders sidelined, and hints at funding from protected corporations. It warns Democrats against complacency, recalling 1888 conspiracies in Indiana.

National Committee Blaine Carrison Dudley Indiana League of Protected Corporations

Campaign contrasts and flood tolls in Davenport era

The article compares Democratic and Republican conventions noting Cleveland’s wider popular support vs Harrison’s machine backing, then shifts to flood losses in the west and northwest, a brutal London strike, and a satirical look at the 1890 cataclysm prophecies with varied social commentary and cultural notes.

Hennepin Canal Project Begins Connecting Lakes and Rivers

The Hennepin canal, long promoted as a symbol of American engineering, has begun construction. It promises to finish in a few years and would greatly aid national transportation as well as enable an inland route from New Orleans to the Great Lakes, with possible use in northern border defense.

Great Lakes Mississippi River Republic Hennepin Canal New Orleans Lakes

Russian secret microphone fears shadow Berlin letter

A Russian government inquiry to a Berlin manufacturer seeks data on covert microphones for recording political prisoners. The piece warns such tech exceeds past torture tools and hints at looming trouble for the czar. It also notes labor shortages in eastern Pennsylvania and immigrant workers filling city park seats as demand and supply diverge.

Berlin Pennsylvania New York Union

Two Die After Hearty Dinner At Separate Homes

On the same day in separate locations a man and a woman died suddenly in their chairs shortly after finishing a hearty dinner. Authorities cautioned the public about potential food related illness or toxin exposure while investigations continue.

Junkman's Day as House Debates Public Document Printing

The New York Sun labels the day the national House weighs appropriations for printing public documents as "Junkman's Day." The remark highlights the budget fight over government printing costs and the lawmakers' handling of official paperwork.

New York Sun National House

Time Flies Fast to Those Who Are Happy

A brief aphorism notes that joy makes time seem to pass quickly, suggesting happiness alters perception of duration. No individuals, places, or events are identified.

Debts shrink in America while Britain holds wealth share

The piece notes that from 1880 to 1890 the United States reduced its national debt from 1.9 billion to 900 million, a landmark repayment pace unmatched elsewhere. It shows debt per family dropping from 300 to 160 dollars while per-family wealth rose from 4 000 to 5 000 dollars, and highlights Britain’s debt as one-eighth of national wealth. It also reports Leicester opening a large co operative boot factory with 50 000 pairs weekly, financed by workers’ capital totaling 1 000 000 dollars and a total project cost of 250 000 dollars. The plant will be worker managed and profits shared.

Iowa Illinois Missouri Nebraska Minnesota Kansas Ohio Valley J. Rodes Buchanan America Europe United States Vanderbilt Astor Republican Party Labor Party Republic Lucifer Heaven Americas Jersey City Victoria Alexander Atlantic New England Great Britain England Leicester

Put Up Job Promises a Cure for Drunkenness

A wife feeds her husband Haines Golden Specific in his coffee and he becomes sober for six years. The account cites endorsements from physicians and druggists and promotes a free 48 page pamphlet from Golden Specific Co. in Cincinnati Ohio.

Cincinnati Golden Specific Co Cineinpatti Ohio

Lessons in shipwrecks and boats from old tales

A passage warns against choosing land after shipwreck and describes the peril of survivors nearing shore. It contrasts hope with sudden disaster as waves crash and boats break, urging skill at the final moment of landfall.

John M. Ellicott St. Nicholas

Women’s Hotel for Exposition Proposed on Profit Plan

Chicago women plan to build a large hotel at the exposition on a profit sharing basis to entertain working women for thirty cents a day. Omaha notice May 5, 1891 reports testimonials for Krause’s Headache Capsules and Shiloh’s Vitalizer priced at 10 and 75 cents with local druggists carrying them.

Chicago Omaha Neb Krause Chas. Passort 16Th Street

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