Republican Ticket Names and Political Promises
A Baltimore era snippet lists candidates and assertions for the lieutenant governorship and state offices. It cites support from party figures and editors, praising Grover Cleveland, free trade, and Union loyalty while urging votes for Harrison Morton and others. It includes announcements of local Republican candidates for clerk, auditor, and attorney general, with appeals to party loyalty and constitutional principles.
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Aneket
Benjamin TR Ruson
Levt P. Morton
Joseli W. Fifer
Seccae
Isaac N. Pearsos
Auiitér
Als
Charles W.pavey
Carles Becker
Grorghe Rh
Robert Felt
W. T. Sherman
Lunink
Harrison
Morton
Thorn
Union
Greveland Hay
Sherman
Tariff Reformers in Congress Face Criticism
The article targets W. L. Scott of Pennsylvania as a coal baron and Ways and Means member on the Mills Tariff bill. It accuses him of free trade hypocrisy and argues the reform movement opposes both trusts and propping up coal prices, citing Lowell and other advocates.
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W.L. Scott
Pennsylvania
Axtent
Cleveland
Scott
Congress
Ways and Means
Mia
Union of Authors
Lowell
Deserting the Democrats and a Times Star extract
A clipped note from the Ofnetnnalt Times Star hints at shifting political currents as readers glimpse a partisan split. The text references trends and sentiments guiding voters away from Democratic alignment. The piece frames the change as significant to the upcoming political landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrats
Ofnetnnalt Times-Star
Wils
Baltimore Herald Essays on Trade and Protection in Presidential Stakes
The Baltimore Herald argues the presidential contest hinges on two clear platforms. Democrats favor free trade, risking exposure of workers to European competition, while Republicans advocate protection to support manufacturing and national resources. The piece predicts a stark choice shaping the race and notes Republicans gain momentum toward regaining the White House and House.
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Baltimore Herald
Ren
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Grocer Discusses Tariff Effects On German Starch Imports
A New York grocer tells a reporter that tariff plans under the Mills bill would raise starch prices and hurt American factories. He cites 200 starch plants employing many workers and argues German imports would flood the market if duties are removed, harming labor and living costs here.
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New York
Mutt and Hupress
She Md
Erpresa
Lake
Fielories
Cormany
Germany
Wee
Lan & Trust Co
Kyowaron Bros
Harrison Campaign Drift Through the 1876 Race
Philadelphia editor claims voters should seek a clean contest between two capable candidates for president. The piece rebuts charges about General Harrison on Chinese immigration and the 1877 labor strike, arguing he opposed violence and supported treaty fidelity.
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Philadelphis
Cleveland
Aline
Arrivan
Harrison
Senate
General Larrison
General Tarrison
Dave
Tariff Talk and Its Effect on Employment and Wages
A dialogue explains tariff impact on jobs and pay. It notes English wages are about two thirds of U S wages, cheaper English goods could force U S workers to lower costs or lose work, and cheaper imports might lower prices but harm domestic employment.
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Traland
Laluntry
Lruland
Byhin Boru
Ireland
England
Ugland
Soe
Chicago
Mara
Lintad
Peet
Gladatons
Canon Fare Rar
Felix Adler
William L. Tomlina
Matrimony and Labor Echo in Rural Discourse
A mix of fragmented letters and anecdotes discusses labor, tariffs, and wage equality, with fears of unemployment for manufacturers and workingmen. It also recounts a Madison Wisconsin marriage example prompted by a job, highlighting social pressures and the risk of marriage for gain.
Fourth of July storm frees lighthouse beacon tale
On a rainy Fourth of July the Stoughton family on Goon Jaland lighthouse endured a battering bowlder blocking their door and nearly starving until a powder blast opened the path. Father Stoughton retrieves supplies, saving his wife and children, after days of siege and isolation.
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Goon Jaland
Samn
Tico
Tom
Bathor Stoughton
Mother Broughton
Deborah
Alba
Mother Stoughton
Father Stoughton
Blankfast
Bam
Gan
The World Moves Dr Sage Catarrh Ad Challenge
An old published advertisement touts Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy claiming it cures basal entarrh fears and offers 500 financial reward for an incurable case. It states the medicine costs 50 cents and that manufacturers are financially responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Sage
Woman's Discovery A Medical Miracle in Shelby County
A local woman, after seven years of illness with disease undermining her vital organs, found relief from Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. Three months of coughing ceased and she slept through the night after one dose. The letter from W C Hamrich & Co. of Shelby endorses the remedy and offers free trials at Emert & Inrrell's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Luther Lutz
W. C. Hamrich & Co
Shelby, N.C
Ewmert & Inrrell's
Farmers urge keeping Chamberlain remedy for bowel illness
Farmers are urged to keep Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at home to avoid trips during busy seasons. The ad touts speedy relief and cites testimonials from Ermert & Burgel, Abraham Hare, and others, claiming the product cures liver kidney and blood diseases and chronic diarrhoea. It also promotes Electric Bitters as a top remedy and notes available prices and local druggists.
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Ermert & Burge l
Bippus
Ind
Abraham Hare
Bellville
Ohio
Emmert & Burrell Drugstore
Chamberlain
Emmett & Burrell
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