Fragmentary political pamphlet text with names and quotes
A damaged 1888 Freeport Illinois item listing politicians Levi Morton Joseph Fifer and others for state offices. The fragment repeats Republican and Democratic lines, tariff debates, and London criticism, including Harper’s Weekly quotes, with scattered names and slogans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repuiblicans Tek
Benjamin Tlatrison
Levi Morton
Joe Joseph W. Fifer
Axman B. Ray
OSE A
Brate
Isaac N. Pearson
Fen Augers
Kee
AceanEs
Arless W. Pavey
Ores Brecker
Ate General
George Hunt
Robert WE Nit
Hiinels Fond
Sames J. Nerf
Cirenit
AF Ahar
William J. Brady
Portrity
Oscar Koteard
Arte W. IL
Foner
OWEN
Seearns
Robirt H. Wilks
Tor
George W. Pepoon
Levi " Bray
Ireland in Decline and the Free Trade Dilemma
Fragmented, period-voiced critique arguing Ireland’s poverty stems from domestic misrule and economic policy. It condemns free trade hampers, cites labor loss, reduced revenue, and calls for borrowed funds to avert colonial crisis, referencing Democratic and Republican stances and political manipulation.
Fragmented OCR reflects Confederate reunion rhetoric and politics
The readable text shows a 19th century Confederate reunion context in Alabama Georgia and the Carolinas with references to governors and veterans. It includes praise of Confederate leaders such as Lee and mentions Democratic alignment and wartime memory. The fragment mentions regional figures and political sentiment without a clear single event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Unigo
Piers M
Ald
Bubanel
Beninion
FiGhagh Lee
Carolin
Eldvalrona
Pitrode Richardson
Georgia
Missouri
Marnie
Timpton
Gloriowe
Butler
Blaine Speech on Wages and Democratic Policy in New York
James G Blaine argues in New York that wages for American workers cannot be reduced without consent of the people and that Democratic policy aims to strip away the laboring class by appealing to government power. He condemns partisan manipulation and urges a stand for labor against radical changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic
England
United States
Ale
New York Sun
Cleveland
Republican Party
Ehalf
Beverich
Harper's Weekly
Ireland
Reagan
Irelana
Brian
Ailyy Andreda
Jamea Buchanan
Soln
Wilfoh
Antias
Pdroag
Wil
Democrae
Prohibition and Tariff Platform Advocated by REPUBLACAR
Fragmented draft platform outlines Prohibition enforcement and tax reforms. It calls for reduced foreign influence, protection of domestic industry, and a push to reform internal revenue while opposing whisky subsidies and whine trusts. The text names various parties and supporters, including references to taxes on tobacco and spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republacar
Lnginitson
Rapubltame Party
Dareof
Whink Trust
Ben Harrison Baya Praises Family Home Virtues and Protectionism
Benjamin Harrison argues against foreign labor competition and calls for protective tariffs. He stresses the sanctity of the home, parental authority, and the Republican pledge to defend family values, homeownership, and national prosperity through the Homestead Law and emancipation relics. He promotes protectionist principles as essential to moral and economic security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Harrison Baya
Europe
Mai
Ibib
Republican Party
Democratic Trade Stance Split by Free Trade Debate
A fragment from a 19th century political column cites Democratic figures arguing for free trade and opposing protective tariffs. W L Scull of Pennsylvania and Henry Waltermann of Texas advocate openness in commerce, while editor Henry Watleragn labels the party as pro free list and free trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrate
Democratic Party
W. L. Scull
Unn
Pennsylvania
Alu
Congress
Texas
Henry Watleragn
Fauleville
Rauth
Debated Reform Motives Split in Congress
Fragmented remarks show Democratic and Democratic reformers clashing over tariff and free trade policy. Key figures Jane Donati and Frank Lured advocate for open competition, while opponents defend protection and critique party rhetoric amid the volatile debate.
Quotes from Distinguished Americans on Manufacturing and Independence
A garbled compilation quotes Washington Hamilton Jefferson Adams and others on protecting make, agriculture, and domestic manufactures. It argues for strong domestic industry, self sufficiency, and avoiding reliance on foreign imports, urging government support and a robust internal market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauutagiuires
George Washington
Jennie Turer
Alexander Hamilton
Jefferson
Montont
Quincy Adana
Pondain
Milano
Athorlenn Mvez
Agricultura
Wigley
Draieh Webater
Congress
United States
Navona
Couprattte
Peanien Matton
Gullivator
James Moran
Sonthashiyane
Englishmen Speak on Free Trade Reform in US Debate
A colonial era inspired collage of editorials and letters reviews Grover Cleveland’s free trade stance. UK writers from the London Spectator to the London Globe debate the potential impact on international commerce and American policy. They weigh Cobden era ideas, protectionism, and bilateral shifts in Europe and Britain. The corpus portrays cautious optimism about market opening alongside concerns over domestic and allied economic consequences.
Letter Exchange Reveals Ulla Question Policy Motive
A historical exchange shows Lord Lionel Sackville West replying to a UK minister regarding Cleveland policy. The correspondence discusses secrecy and potential political maneuvering to sway Britain toward Cleveland against the Republican ticket, with the British minister not denying the letters. The dialogue centers on perceived tricks and the authenticity of the reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel Sackville Weat
Cleveland
Murchison
Fountain Road of Knowledge
Ulla
Snow
Cleyeland
Chey Land
Puey
Mat
Lionel Sackville West
Prohibitionists Endorse Dems in Freeport Vote Debate
A letter from a minister defends Cleve land and attacks Irish voters in Freeport amid a push by Democratic partisans. It cites the London Sunday Times on the Irish in America and lists Mills Bill provisions that would repeal liquor taxes. The piece highlights Republican defense of protection for American labor and questions Prohibitionist loyalties, concluding with retail notices and fashions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Democratic Party
London Sunday Times
America
England
Freeport
Lionel Sackville West
Mr. Murchison
Republican Party
United States
Tennessee
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Gth
Winslow Republicans hold large Wrightspar House rally
Republicans of Winslow hosted a grand meeting at Wrightspar House on Thursday evening. Senator Cochran and others argued for tariff protection and political change while a full house sang, cheered, and discussed Cleveland’s term and next election. A philanthropist funds Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup and Salvation Oil promotions amid local ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Wrightspare House
Glee Club
Anna Gordon
Bradford
Mexars
Chas. Gage
J. B. Fuller
Minnie Wright
J. 8. Cochran
Freeport
Ion. P. J. Geib
Cleveland
Washington
Grover
Buffalo
W. W. Krape
Democratic Party
Dr. Bull
Effects of Modern Life Restorative Nervine Ad
Eminent authorities warn modern life pressures cause nervous invalids with headaches insomnia and other ailments. Dr Mills Restorative Nervine, non opioid, advertised as quickest cure, claims to relieve worry and pains and strengthen brain and nerves. Trial bottles offered at Swanns Bros. Drug Store.
Cathartic Pills Promised as Strengtheners
Product claim for Cathartic Pills as liver and bowel aids asserts no real strength gain. Marketing contrasts with Mill's Pills claiming positive strengthening and reduced need over time. Free samples offered at SWARTA BIOS, with promotional language targeting repeated use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swarta Bios
County Surveyor Nomination Ad From Freeport Man
Oswald E. Winger asks voters for support in the county surveyor race on the Prohibition Ticket. He cites Freeport High School class of 1879, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute class of 1886, Civil Engineer degree after four years, experience with the Illinois Central and Chicago Madison Northern railroads, farm surveying, government corner location, and last year as Resident Engineer on the Illinois Central. He pledges service if elected and signs as obedient servant. Also notes Wise sale at Taylor’s Park with catalogues available from A. H. & J. M. Wise in Freeport, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport High School
Reensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
N.Y
111. Central Railroad
Chicago, Madison & Northern Railroad
Sinois Central Railway
Stephenson County
Oswald E. Winger
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Freeport Daily Journal
Ferns
Ean Beasts
Darfler
Sdsrat
Ane Uaana
oSionon i
Ghiongs
Poxain Freeport
Freeport, Ill
Eihinectwalt Snk
Ramconbelinkais
Rover Cleveland
Leanidua
Ameven
Fran Wade
Offorty
Inia
Mintongnes | Yam TV
BEC One
W. Tl. Sharman
Harrison
Morton
Tyan
Tere
Min
Tapra
Ferotin Daly
Montgomery
Tim Curtis
Horpart Weekly
South Carolina
Wisconsin
Jackson
Ua Wberty
Thesana
Nalonal
Elven
Oumarok
Patuf
Wipmange
Amaries
Germany
Prince Baamarch
Mina
Alta
Taylor
Hobel
Dr. Root
S. Hien
Democratic Prakdbitton
Kentucky
Deney
Slyune
Wwe
Caibinot
Negro Voto
James G. Blaine
New Worty
Janeph
Ate Donati
Aeval
Indtinet
Frank Lured
Ens Democratie
Ohio
Mr. Chavez
Lita
ineRsine
Veal
Democratie Sealer
Abaaourt
Rover Cloyeuina
London
Carrius
Toidht Reform Ag
Seli
Seli- Country
Claveland
Gade
Miflw
Bistun
Shepiord
Hagland
Clevaland
James Din
Glangow
Scotland
Lake Bans
London Gate News
Cartain
Cobden
Lye
Neta Universaly
Nela
Cousllet
London Daily Neue
Dibulls
Salvation Oil
M. E. Borp NeEu
Freeport College of Commerce
Atfords
Winans & Stoddard
Illinois
Urand
Wright
Owllzud
Theodore Kundinger
Uca
Stephenson St
Morseville
Gale
W.H. Doscu
H. Roeder
Mrs. M. &. Boronan’s. —Actifdtt
Bucklen
Emmert & Burrell
Baltimore
Sto
New
Orbale
Holuin Jewell
Augeoel Barnes Meu
Henderson
Derick
Wm, Harris, Sr
Eee OK
Dakota
Iowa
N. Linsley
Chicago Street
Exchanga St
Udasdtt
el Dele
Galena Avenue
Thia Ofice
Aga
Lincoln Ave
Noylif Mas. Theo. Grove
Eham Bengts
Crewster
Weward
Glurk Ave
Dtne Aire
M. D. Chamberlin
Iiaud Cider Press
A. O. Bear
Gerad
Ficellaneous
Chicago
Hipmiea
Vecatonlen
She Ander
Shep Reigards
LUND
Hehmiche Grocery
Coie Avenue
Will
Déepana
Stat Clothing House
Mitchell's Corner
Fall Millinery
H. E.sbogar
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