Debates Boost Democratic Standing in Capitol Contests
The piece lauds Democratic debaters Witmer French MacConlogue and Willard for defeating Republican Cummins Remley McFarland and Stone in joint discussions. It recounts Chairman Blythe's scheduling tensions over debates with Governor Boies and a proposed eastern rival, noting Boies strong statewide appeal and opposition to tariff interests. It also discusses General Weaver, Mt Pleasant speech by Kt. J. Wilson, and attacks on Andrew Carnegie as a symbol of tariff-driven wealth.
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Witmer
French
MacConlogue
Willard
Cummins
Blythe
Republican Committee
McFarland
Boies
Gnat
Lion
Mefarland
Botes
Colonel McConlogue
Gov
Lowa
East
Weaver
South
General Weaver
Congress
Iowa
J. Wilson
Mt. Pleasant
Union
Jie
Andrew Carnegie
The Tariff Plank and Democratic Position by Wilson
Congressman Wilson of West Virginia reviews Democratic tariff views in The North American Review. He argues the party should reduce tariffs cautiously, maintain indirect taxes at the customs house, oppose direct taxation, and resist private group influence while aiming to end the McKinley bill. He asserts tariff reform should focus on revenue and fair burden, not boosting capital profits at labor’s expense.
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Wilson
West Virginia
North American Review
Democratic Party
Custom House
Western Democratic Subscription Drive Opens Appeals for Help
A national newspaper column promotes a western education campaign for Democratic fundraising. It cites Illinois Nebraska Wisconsin Kansas Minnesota Iowa Michigan and urges broad support with donations from major editors and many small contributors, inviting readers to contribute even ten cents.
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Great West
West
Illinois
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Kansas
Minnesota
Towa
Michigan
New York
New York World
Boston Globe
Philadelphia Record
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Joseph Pulitzer
The
World
C. H. Taylor
W. M. Singerly
W. C. Whitney
James Smith, Jr
Newark
The Tribune Blames Tariff for Lower Quality Imports
The Tribune argues that the McKinley tariff alters imported goods quality, with worst materials and fraudulent weights used to cheat buyers. It says foreign merchants comply with the tariff while protected manufacturers push cheaper copies, provoking anger among domestic producers.
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the Tribune
New York All Right The Campaign Prospects for Democrats
New York exposure of a bright Democratic outlook with Tammany Hall organizing the state. Croker will lead the canvass from Tammany Hall. Brooklyn, Kings, and other districts show solid organization and pledged majorities. Heights of opposition noted include Republicans under Platt and Reid. Registration in October and cross-state results in Vermont and Maine boost Democrat hopes.
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New York
Tamimany Hall
Cleveland
Croker
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Mr. Cleveland
Flower
Brooklyn
Hugh McLaughlin
Academy of Muusic
David B. Hill
Hill
Sheehan
State Committee
J. Sloat Fassett
Tom Platt
Machine
Warner Miller
Platt
James G. Blaine
Minneapolis
Onondaga
Oswego
St. Lawrence
Kings County
O’brien
Organized Labor
Committee of New York Typographical Union
Reid
H. C. Frick
Whitelaw Reid
Blaine
Tribune
Vermont
Maine
McKinley
Julius Cesar Burrows
Henry Cabot Lodge
Portland
Tom Reed
Amos J. Cummings
Democrats See Encouragement From Maine Vermont Arkansas Results
The Democratic National Committee reports gains in Maine and Vermont and a decisive win in Arkansas, where opposition fell short by over 30 000 votes. It praises public sentiment turning toward the Democracy and urges continued campaign momentum. William F Harnity chairs the committee with Dow M Dickinson as campaign chair.
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Vermont
Maine
Democratic National Committee
Fleth Avenue
New York
United States
Arkansas
William F. Harnity
Dow M. Dickinson
Campaign
Why Cleveland Is Popular
George William Curtis praises Grover Cleveland in his final editorial voice. He notes Cleveland's post presidency rise in esteem, simple dignified conduct, nonpartisan patriotism, rugged honesty, and broad public approval aiding his campaign. The piece contrasts Republican mockery with earned integrity and broad influence.
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Cleveland
George William Curtis
Grover Cleveland
McKinley Bill Criticized For Hurting Labor and Industry
A Baltimore Sun excerpt notes Major McKinley’s stance that high protection raises labor costs while cheapening goods. It argues repeal would prevent bankruptcy as producers lose profits while labor beneficiaries push to keep the McKinley bill for labor.
Tariffs and Campaign Funds Risk for Wage Earners
The piece questions tariff policy arguing protectionists favor manufacturers while promising fair sharing with workers. It warns a “fat frier” could seize manufacturers profits to fund campaigns, robbing wage earners of their supposed share.
Protection and Growth of Industries Editorial
The New York Tribune weighs in with a leading editorial praising protectionist policy. It notes with satisfaction that the weight of cotton bales fell to about one pound in five hundred less than the previous year.
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The
New York Tribune
Mothers and Daughters and a German Uterine Tonic
A middle aged woman reports a long battle with a severe female ailment and failed medical help. After using Dullams Great German Uterine Tonic for three bottles she improves, claiming health like two decades earlier. Also includes a testimonial from Mrs S E Carpenter of Lapeer Michigan and a local ad for Clarke. The page notes a British oak tree and gardening tips about watering and light for a strawberry plant.
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Dullam
E. Carpenter
Lapeer
Michigan
George D. Clarke
Cubeb Cough Cure Praised By A Des Moines Druggist
Will F Crawford, druggist, reports strong sales of Cubeb Cough Cure and notes a bronchitis sufferer found quick relief. Sale is through Brad shaw and Thoma. Also mentions Bradfield Female Regulator advertised by Geo D Clarke and a toe injury incident from a fishing tale. Verdi ends Falstaff and begins a new opera with Javer Pills offered.
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Will. F. Crawford
Des Moines
Iowa
Bradshaw &Thoma
Bradfield
Geo. D. Clarke
Grattan Quotation Recalled by Dying Patriot
A historical note recalls Grattan’s settled stance as he states resignation, family support, faith in God, and fearlessness in the face of evil during his country’s struggles. The quote reflects steadfast resolve and devotion.
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Grattan
Banking Notice on Loans and Trust Services
Transacts general banking business money to loan at reasonable rates for long or short time on real estate or personal security. Business done as liberally as consistent with safe banking. Acts as custodian of wills and valuable papers without charge. Interest at 4 percent per annum paid on all money deposited for a period no less than six months.
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New York All Right
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Protection Logic
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Castoria
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Lowell, Mass
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Children's Department
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Boston
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the Centaur Company
Murray Street
New York City
Great Britain
Westminster Abbey
Dallas
Moore
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Clarke
Verdi
Pitcher’s Castoria
Mate Savings Bank
Fairfield
J. E. Roth
Jas. Sullivan
W. Pres
E. A. Howard
Cashier
James Louden
A. Howard
D. G. Higley
James SullIvan
W. E. Bradshaw
J. 8. McKenney
Ed. Hunt
Jos. Ricksher
T. M. Byrnes
T. R. Howlett
J. F. Loehr
Lafe Coop
Ward Lamson
R. W Lamson
Geo. W. Ball
RK. F. Rateliff
W. A. Lamson
J. W. Burnett
Joseph Roth
E. F. Simmons
Chris. Roth
D. W. Templeton
Eugene Campbell
H. Watkins
Adam Messer
N. M. Slagle
D. M. Parrett
J. P. Manatrey
Will
Prewitt
Wm. C. Hawk
Thos. Louden
J. H. Allender
A.C. D. Bradshaw
H. B. Rodgers
Louden
A. F. Cassel
F. O. Danielson
August Walgren
Vaught
John McLane
George Mowery
Chas
D. Leggett
G. A. Mnerich
Kocek
Huntzinger & Voorhies
Round Prairie Township
Glasgow
Hiram Smith
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