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Newspaper

Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1892

Page

8

Democratic Ballot Battle Anthem for Cleveland 1892

A political song praises Grover Cleveland and Benjamin Harrison rivals, urging retrenchment and reform. Lyrics promise Democratic victory in November 1892 with calls to elect Cleveland and Stevenson, oppose monopolies and the Force Bill, and celebrate a coming Chicago fair and 1893.

Grover Freemen of America Mister Lodge McKinley Grandpa Hat Benjamin Johnny Wanamak

How Mr Burrows Would Abolish Trusts by British Free Trade

Opinion on Hon Julius Burrows proposed removal of tariffs to dissolve trusts. Argues McKinley tariff shifts profits to domestic manufacturers and raises living costs, and that abolishing duties would lead to widespread free trade across most industries.

Burrows Julius C. Burrows Mr. Burrows McKinley Legion

Trusts and syndicates push turnip preserves and apple jelly

The Philadelphia Record notes a new preserve and jelly trust uniting major manufacturers. Headquarters will be in New York with a 12 million dollar capital stock. The 85 percent protective duty underscores a worry for hotels and boarding houses and housewives who make their own dainties.

Philadelphia Record New York

Republican Leaders In Ohio Campaign Quiet Thus Far

The St. Louis Republic notes no sign of an aggressive Republican campaign in Ohio. It mentions John Sherman receiving all he expects while Foraker is in the sulks.

Ohio John Sherman Foraker St. Louis Republic

Boys in Blue rally behind Cleveland in Grand Army parade

Amos J. Cummings recounts Grand Army veterans rallying for Cleveland and Stevenson. He cites votes, vetoes, and veteran leaders like Sickles Slocum Rosecrans Palmer Black Yoder McMahon and Cummings, noting theater support and mass enthusiasm for home rule tariff and equal opportunity.

Amos J. Cummings Cleveland Grand Army Stevenson Democratic House Harrison Grand Army Organization Fifty-first Congress Tom Reed Congress Washington Horace Greeley New York Union Daniel F. Sickles Gettysburg Tammany Tammany Hall Henry W. Slocum Brooklyn Hugh McLaughlin William S. Rosecrans West Virginia Luka Corinth Stone River John M. Palmer Ilinois Illinois Joseph J. Bartlett Army of the Potomac William W. Averill Bartlett Stockholm Grant John C. Black Averill Samuel S. Yoder Ohio Veterans’ Association Martin P. McMahon Joan Sedgwick Sixth Corps Association of the Army of the Potomac Walter S. Newberry Hosea H. Rockwell Elmira N. Y Hulbert Augustus N. Martin Indiana Fred E. White Iowa Harrison N. Wheeler Michigan William Henry Harries Minnesota John C. Tarsney Missouri Luther F. McKinney New Hampshire Edward F. McDonald New Jersey Boys In Blue Pit Dome Grover Cleveland

Massachusetts Labor Report Doubts Peck Campaign Claims

The 1891 Massachusetts Bureau of Labor report shows falling wages and earnings growth from 1885 to 1891 across 75 industries, with a net decline in expected wage increases. The piece argues Republicans misuse the report while praising Massachusetts statistics and Wadlin, citing Whitelaw Reid’s paper as supportive.

Massachusetts Bureau of Labor Republican National Committee Massachusetts Peck Whitelaw Reid The New York Tribune Massachusetts Board of Labor Statistics Wadlin Massachusetts Reports Carroll D. Wright

Dudley Resurrects Himself as Harrison Backer

Dudley reappears as a fervent Harrison supporter. He urges Republicans to vote the ticket, arguing the election may shape government policy for decades and stressing the need for party unity in this critical campaign.

Blocks-of-five Dudley Harrison

McKinley law clarity contrasts with wheat price drop

The Detroit Free Press notes improved understanding of the McKinley law this year and reports farmers selling wheat for thirty cents less than last year, calling it a mighty eye opener.

Dullams German Medicine Pad Adams Testimony

A contractor Warren E Russen of Flint Michigan extols Dullams Great German Blood Liver Stomach and Kidney Care claiming it cured years of biliousness indigestion and sleep loss after one bottle. Notices list Prev D Clarke as seller and mention Miss M E Finnagan and Miss Alice Cavanaugh supervising large county school districts and their vast combined areas.

Dullam’s German Medicine Co Entlemen Dullam Warren E. Russen Flint, Mich Prev. D. Clarke W. H. Crewery Joan C. Dullam Genesee Co Geo. D. Clarke

Croup and Cough Remedies and a Russian Siren Highlight News

A father considers keeping Cubed Cough Cure for emergencies like croup or whooping cough and notes Bradshaw and Thoma sell it. The piece also mentions Mme Olga Novikoff, the so called Russian siren, famed for influencing leaders including Gladstone Salisbury Ignatieff and the czar.

Bradshaw & Thoma Europe Mme Olga Novikoff Siren W. E. Gladstone Lord Salisbury Count Ignatieff

Mother's Friend touted by Louisiana woman for confinement ease

Dock Miles of Lincoln Parish reports his wife used only two bottles of Mother's Friend before her third confinement and would not be without it for hundreds of dollars. Sold by Geo. D. Clarke, druggist. The item description notes fashion capes and sarah fabrics for autumn and early winter wear.

Dock Miles Lincoln Parish Geo. D. Clarke

Castoria used through generations and fashion notes

An old advertisement fragment notes Castoria as a remedy for infants and children across generations. It mentions new French skirt trims and velvet bands. It promotes spavins and blemishes remedies for horses and humans, with products from Fairfield Iowa druggists and various quotes about virtue and life.

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