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12 May 1888
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1888
Page
1
A terse promotional note promises a discount range from ten to twenty percent. The message presses for convincing engagement but provides no concrete product details or terms.
Long House debate over the Mills tariff bill with focus on taxation principles. Speaker argues against schemes that move wealth, praises protective policies for industry, and criticizes free trade and Burrow Randall proposals. Mention of coal and iron industries, shipping, and D emocratic positions.
London reports a row over General Wolseley as Premier Salisbury questions army strength and parliament debates defense. Arch bishop Walsh denounces Vatican rescript claims and asserts moral focus. European unrest, Italian and German shifts, and Austrian incidents move the world stage as Britain braces for potential political resignations and strategic reviews.
The Tennessee Democratic state convention at Nashville failed to choose a gubernatorial candidate on the twenty-eighth ballot as Shelby county delegates split over the unit rule. Governor Taylor's supporters faced a bitter fight, while protests and long night deliberations continued. In Cincinnati the American Medical Association urged immediate passage of a quarantine bill to protect against contagious diseases this summer, and in New York Republicans backed DuPont as a strong, unifying presidential candidate. Also reported a fatal accident at Rutgers and a cyclone near Vincennes causing car and pole damage with unknown fatalities.
A chaotic Chicago crime saga ends as a group of boodlers led by deputies are sent to the Alton penitentiary for about two years. The transit includes a public rail yard spectacle and final farewell by relatives and reporters. The event marks a historic Cook County corruption chapter and the prisoners’ disciplined march to confinement.
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