Republican Ticket Rallies in Freeport Illinois 1888
Freeport Daily Journal advertises the Republican platform and candidates for state and national offices in Freeport Illinois. It lists Benjamin Harrison for President Levi Morton for Vice President and a slate including Isaac N. Pearson Charles W. Pavey and George Hunt. The page also includes commentary on free trade and endorsements from figures like General William Tecumseh Sherman and references to English appreciation for Cleveland.
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Republican
Benjamin Harrison
Levi Y. Morton
Gover Thor
Joseph W. Flfer
Lyman B. Ray
Isaac N. Pearson
Charles W. Pavey
Charles Becker
George Hunt
Robert Kift
Ilinals
James I. Neff
William J. Brady
Vor
Oscar Bard
Butterfield
Owen E.strarna
Robert A. Wiles
George W. Pepcon
Levi T. Bray
Potent Critique Warns of English Labor Threat to U S Wages
The New York Sun warns that a Democratic party trap would let England’s pirate labor gain control of the U S market, forcing American workers into pauper wages and poverty if England undercuts wages and employment.
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England
New York Sun
Weratle
Second Term Urged by Grover Era and Republican View
Fragmented 1834 political writing argues for presidential reelection eligibility and party aid, praising incumbency and political service. It cites Ay 18, 1834, and cites Republican and Democratic voices, including references to American patriotism and tariff protection, with mentions of Prince Bernhnrk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miam
Clevetitit
Republican Party
Fargervicsa
Lberty
Fcourge
Wiliam Curtis
Harner’ Weekly
Noted Rebel General Raya Warns of Missed Tariff Reforms
The speaker claims two major missteps by the opposing side. He argues that avoiding them could have hampered the North’s wartime industry by delaying tariff protections. He asserts recent free trade concessions would have collapsed key mills and works across the region if implemented.
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Gar
Fragmented rebel rhetoric on war and economy in a damaged text
A garbled excerpt presents a rebel general's insistence on readiness for war, condemns lack of supplies and money, and rails against miseducation of native industry. It shifts to political economy themes and calls for freedom by free vote, with many unreadable phrases and partial names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troland
Benn
James Buchanan or the Result of Democratic Free Trade
A fragmented editorial argues that Democratic free trade policies have brought material want and unemployment, leaving farms and public works stunted while businesses abandon ventures. It laments revenue reliance on imports and warns sessions may bring deeper misfortune, referencing Buchanan and broader political folly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Buchanan
Govarne
Huehenan
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear wartime reminiscence text
Fragmentary OCR reads like a wartime reminiscence with garbled names and places. It mentions a rebel defense stance, promises of perpetuity, and references to South region conditions, all amidst unclear dates and events.
Fragmented text from a Confederate era speech or declaration
The readable fragments describe a Confederate reunion and political tensions involving figures like governors of Old Damion and South Corobtite. Assertions mention the Confederated at a location called Groen and reference to a northern alliance. The passage blends names, places, and wartime rhetoric in a garbled OCR style.
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Foi
Damion
South Corobtite
Ceangtaeit Miegaling
Dayolod Gordany Aid
Attasouri
Tia Baaye
Mirmadukes
Theol Bouth
Theomarca
Ilig Fond
Groen
Belie
Political Platform Debate on Tax and Prohibition Impacts
A fragmented historical snippet discusses the Republican and Prohibition stance on repealing internal taxes, tariffs, and protections to boost domestic production and labor. It mentions national government needs, whisky interests, and foreign manufacturers in a debate about tax policy and economic protection.
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Micptibalacan
Poulton
Republican Party
Prang
Cies
Regi
Ageteul
Whisky Trust
Fragmented Vox: Labor, Protectionism and Morality Debate
A garbled early 20th century letter laments labor abroad and underpaid workers while arguing for protectionist principles. It invokes farm bounty, parental authority, and emancipation rhetoric to claim moral guidance from Nix and the Republican party, urging steadfast virtue and stable homes amid economic change. Names appear as Hen Janis Turrlan.
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Evel Dorey
Orline
Europa
Aguindt
Forni
Janis Turrlan
Democrats Hold Free Trade Line Across Party History
The text traces the Democratic stance on free trade from early 19th century debates through 1884, noting a continuous party position favoring commerce with nations and opposing unnecessary taxation. It argues the party has long linked economic policy to the broader right to exchange and political freedom, citing historical declarations and views.
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Democratic Party
Am Wal
TU Nationa
Ukn
Democratic party split over free trade debate in Congress
Fragmentary remarks from Democratic figures including Terayfvents, Teras, New York, Indiana, and Ohio legislators clash over free trade. The text cites opposition to protectionist policies, calls for party unity, and rhetorical attacks on tariffs while praising or condemning various congressmen.
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Hite Reget
Democratic Party
Neott
Demenatie Menter
Congress
Terayfvents
Dregor Q. Milla
Teras
Henry Wolterson
Deanocrat
Ection
Lottaritie
Jornal
Matrehild
Grover Creprlane
Cnt
Cor
Denerrat
New York
Jan
Jowett
Dems
Hz Nenetor
Irdiana
Jalal Naver
Alt
Olle
Clevalind
Democrate Senettar Pom
Derry
Early American Importances of Independence and Industry
A fragment reflects on famous Americans urging protectionist policy and national independence. It cites figures like Lincoln, Washington, Adams, and Monroe, arguing for domestic agriculture, manufacturing, and commerce to sustain the United States and avoid dependence on foreign markets. The text promotes strengthening home markets and opposing export of essential goods.
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Hari
Bredam Lincoln
Regan
Matmimetares
Washington
United Blitas
Congress
Janet Medion
Watt
Forelwa Anarkota
James Monro
Free trade debate echoes across papers on Cleveland policy
London and New York press weigh Grover Cleveland’s tariff stance as a global scene shifts toward free trade. Editors note strong support for his position, contrasting British and American voices on duties, imports, and economic reforms. The debate highlights the central choice between protection and free trade shaping continental markets and U S policy.
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Grover Cleveland
Prin Iif
Landon Specutar
London
Cleveland
Conyers
Crick
Tns
Colatet
Chad
Qieveland
United States
Fred Erdi
Aresale
Couray
United
Shates
Lotitan Deeramist
Fondon
Europe
Great Britain
Mita
Shemeld
Baghtad
Svelved
Svelved Whith Very Closely Son, Ra Wiropea
Iis
My. Gleveland
Kalish
Lartitan Grote
Grover Cleves
Kaelin Nas
Onda
England
London Sunday Tee
Cleveid
Fred
AMT Pty
Leetlaw
Lve
Leadae Daily News
Tariff Debate on Oats and Farm Protection
The passage argues that last year 1,705,000 bushels of oats were imported into America with a ten cent duty per bushel, yielding $170,500 for the U S Treasury, and claims Democratic newspapers and orators insist farmers are unprotected. It contends removing tariffs from cheese potatoes wheat and oats would strip farmers of protection.
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America
United States
Treasury
Canada
Doctoring Old Time Revival Prompts Log Cabin Remedies
An illustrated feature reviews a Harper's illustration of Doctoring Old Time and reports on Warner's Log Cabin remedies. Warner’s firm claims herbs and ancient cures restore health, listing products like Log Cabin cough remedy and Log Cabin hair tonic, amid skepticism of modern doctors and poisonous drugs.
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Warner
Warner's Obnarvatory
Stochester
N. Y
Lyor
HLWT
City Clerk's Annual Report to the City Council
City Clerk submits the annual report detailing receipts and expenditures for the year ended March 1. Includes city orders issued, general and municipal expenditures, bonds, real estate levy, taxes, and appropriations. Notes warrants, salaries, utilities, and street and bridge costs, with items for fire and police departments and cemetery maintenance.
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Hisaport
Itovesdt Om
Uie
Asmita
Atouitt
Ciab
IBM
Thabey Tenek
Tolleo
Five
Huilvant
Tite
Br Db
Dabur
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Aati
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Staphen~son
Chicago
Tibota
Maui
Rover Cleveland
Advancat
Prine Minster of
Ragland
Londton Spectator
Wiibel
MMA Teninel
Tan
Medinet. Jr
W. T Sherman
Harrison
Morton
Rere
Chase
Union Minn
Heveland
Sherman
Democrata
Montgomery
Ala
Democratis
Malton
Harper'a
Bouth
Texas
Carolin
Mississippi
Wisconsin
Michigan
Jackson
Aetired
Sucka
Grover
Bismarck
Germany
Prince Bininurrk
Raya
Hichard Taylor
Birmese
Pete
Wits
Despadrat
Lee
Gabriel Lowards
Gottfederate
Greeny
Ay Vale Other Diy
Conerat Dlorce
Yatnag Ds
James G. Blaing
Norenfier
Brent
Tahls
Chilivetr
Hou Harrison Baya
Wate Phe
City Clerk’s Annual Report
Hanks
Streats
Furie Ipam
Mien Y
Frank Spitler
Ducol Waldeckar
Ka Burkhart
Caltman
Spire Ravber
I of
Hyabonts
Trauiag Jen Uonaes
Freeport
Freeport Gas and Coke
Cagneil Soon Quon
Judges
Clarks
Real Eatate
Kleckner
JM Huekuiam
Kouhler
Dae Koch
JM Wagner
Mrs & Barnes
Blanchard
Counell
Buckman
Agstytlig
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Cate Berek
Sock
Elmar
Dervy
Ay Journal Pring Co
Potter
Dilles
A Bergamian
Kenn
Abeorge
Jost
Browner
Charly
Doviru Teorgy
Wright Charnes
Bookley JJ Veryoo
JN Gallows
TR Cowkey
Cal Voley
SW Bejeaul
Kootsan
Meany
Alex
Halaky Avcount
Jer
Sertulior
Meg Ngettilly Bubniitpend
W.S. Bes
Clty Clark
Orfer
Ingerton
Winger
Ase
Stephenman
Sug VU Barnes Mig. CO
Exelange Street
Taylor
Tenderson
Carter Re Salay
Converniences
WAL
Ilairia
Dakota Turfice
el Sta. Heer Srs
Kenta
Claris
Hayde
Nowy Sonkh Cilena
M. & SL. P.rindhause
Gray Street
Ceva W
Willy Measheave
Freeport College of Commerce
Winans & Stoddard
Illinois
Theodore Kundinger
Bed Rock
Stephenson St
Vaing Chamberlain
Emmert & Burrell
W D Sulut
Bippus
Ind
Abraham Tate
Bedville
Ohio
Son
Ummert & Burrell Drugstore
Rt. G. Baldwin & Co
Bucklen
Arnica
Miamert & Burrell
Freeport, Ill
Stat Clothing House
Mitchell's Corner
Davenport
Court House
Ilinois
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