Dist ing Americana Voices on Manufactures and Independence
A collection of quotations attributed to Washington Hamilton Jefferson Adams Webster Madison and others, arguing for domestic industry, protection, and national independence. The fragmentary text reflects debates on tariffs, manufacturing, and economic self sufficiency in early American policy.
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Ganerreas
George Washington
Apts
Luce
Alecainder Hamilton
Experienes
Thomas Jegerson
John Quincy Acan
Andrew Sachsen
Agricultura
Canmerce
Mit
Daniel Webster
Congress
Wbich
James Madison
England
Andrew Jackson
Jill Tuope
English Free Trade Views Stir London Press
The London Spectator and London Times praise Grover Cleveland’s push for free trade, while the London Economist and Sunday Times stress the election’s impact on American tariffs and Europe’s trade. Reports also note Cobden Club, Paris, and global expectations as U.S. policy moves toward tariff reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
England
London Spectator
London Times
United States
Cleveland
Cobden Club
Cleveland Fopale
London
London Sunday Times
Europe
Great Britain
Democrata
A Plain Tariff Lesson From a Belgian Forge Scene
In Brussels a British or Belgian observer recalls skilled Clack smiths making steel car springs. A worker earns 60 cents a day to feed a large family, while American car springs fetch 100 dollars in New York Harbor. The tariff, he argues, keeps wages high and protects American labor from collapse under free trade, warning against demagogues.
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Perkins
Aumoier
Brussels
Belgium
America
New York Harbor
Amoren
Amorin
General Harrigan Loyal and Plain in Character and Duty
Reverend L M Haines writes to the New York Independent praising General Harrigan as a steadfast, honest, and duty driven American. Testimony from church members and officers notes his clear truth, lack of pretense, and refusal to bend to political manipulation. He is described as open, straightforward, and guided by sacred promises and firm convictions.
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Harrigon
Harrigan
Unrrigon
Indianapolis
L. M. Haines
New York Independent
United States
Congressional Bible Clans
Viarrison
California
Harrison
Tolin
Gen. Uarrison
Amarion
Bryan Hook
Theatiera
Dream of Jenks and the 'Highest office' tale in a troubled bygone era
A fragmentary reminiscence blends political ambition with odd dreams of power. The narrator recalls Harrigan’s moral fiber versus public service, and Jenks’s surreal dream of boxing giants, a humorous yet pointed critique of leadership and legitimacy in a shifting political landscape.
Real Estate Transfers and Market Outlook in Freeport Area
Real estate transfers anchor a sluggish market amid political excitement. The list includes Snyder to Trunk for 60 acres in Harlem and Rodebaugh to Kryder on 80 acres in Buckeye, with numerous other lot and tract transactions in Freeport and Ridott. Robuste notes of agricultural prosperity accompany the transfers as building and crop yields rise, signaling potential upticks despite dullness. The issue also features diverse literary content and magazine notices.
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Precoort Land Office
Qoet
Tara
Cltven
Snyder
JI Trunck
Harlem
F Rodebaugh
IL Kryder
Buckeye
Freeport
Lewis
GS Lane
Ordways
AJ Niles
Caleb
Gitchall
Samuel Bets
Shaver
Samuel Hots
Eby
Benard Doll
Wit Gratzer
Leona
Alan
Peter Stenzhorn
Knowlton
Blanchard
KA McHenry
Duncan
Ordway
Sam Pederson
Rock Run Caapar Nohus
Adolph Hmolmann
Campbell
Vrepport
Hawke
Christopher Part
Patinton
Rodebaugh
Kostenbader
Waddams GB
Peck
Barshinger
Flachtemeir
DA Knowlton
Whear
Knowlton's
Henry Schaver
John Hamm
Florence
G Bloom
OS Holmes
Purinton
Atlantic Monthly reviews Passe Rose and Ohio pioneers
The October Atlantic Monthly features Arthur Sherburne Hardy's new story Passe Rose showing versatile methods unlike his prior works. It also includes Rufus Ting's piece on Ohio pioneers tied to Cincinnati commemorations, plus Craddock’s serial and James’s Partial Portraits review.
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Arthur Sherburne Hardy
Atlantic Monthly
Ohio
Cincinnati
Rufus Ting
Horace 1 Sendder
Grant Prince
Wronto
Africa
Hadrian
Marcus Aurelius
Garipaldi
William Re Thayer
Iceland
W Uf Carpenter
Vastura
Sopha Kirk
Border State
Patty Blackburn Sample
Agnes Repplier
Wiliam Cranston Sianton
Boston
William [Lowe Downes
Charles Egbert Craddock
Broomsedge Cove
Trenry James
Houghton, Millin & Co
Fall Dry Goods Stock at Reduced Prices
Opening with stock bought after a New York market visit, prices 20 to 25 percent below earlier season levels. Items include wool cashmere, velvets, cloaks, shawls, dress goods, linens, towels, and blankets. Inspecting stock costs nothing and may save money. also notes millinery display by Baldwin & Co. and Cholera Morbus remedy promotion by Emmert & Burrell.
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New Fall
New York
Walton, Weit Weaw
G. Baldwin & Co
Tem
Emmert & Burrell
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Freeport Daily J Journal
Carter
Ye Journal Printing Company
Steptengen
Chicago
Postmec
sRepublican
Benjamin Tarrison
Levi. Morton
Joselit W. Piper
Lyman
RAY Bar
Isaac N. Pearson
Charles W. Pavey
Charles Bnckin
George Hunt
Hannan
Robert Roter
Jurnals Board of Kyniaienson
James 1 Nef
William I. Brady
Comply Atutney
Oscar HO Tdeardy
W. TL Butterfield
Owen Estearns
Robert W. Whles
Besi Statare
George W. Pepoon
Levi T. Bray
Tet Iim
Erintty
Lo Scott
Pennsylvania
Sree Tele
GME
Chargersd
Peras
Democratic Party
Dianserat
Henry Wralterton
Democral
Laniavilley
Hertiica
Eanotrat
New Yorks
Jadiana
Hit Mengage
Hiti
Mus
Ie Butea
Kenga
Anna
Giasqine
Neothand
Mane Ax Periowd
Wenithe
Lanting Famidan
Verity Teepfere
Aries
Ghavelnd
Fisen
Arneyton
Peservathon
Landon
Jenks
Pring
Durlye
Pierce
Haon
John Rae
Grant Alton
Genilla
Goldwin Smith
Michel Angelo
Benjamin Richardson
Sidney Colvin
Keats
N- Hardy Pouynorolles
James Crighton-Browne
Donelly
BR Pelton
Bond Street
Teems
Singia
Kelectle
Jano
St Nicholas
Telten Gray Cone
Jeasle CO
Glinfer
William ©. Stoddard
Thomas A. Janvier
Mary W. Porter
Emity IR Leland
Louie Lyndon
Edmund Wilson
BR. T L. Kibby
Richard Jefferies
Alfred Varsous
Lippincotts Magazine
ET Roo
Roa
Matthew Arnold
Roe
William Walsh
John Habbarton
Helen
Gauge & Swallow
Pourgee
Sealy
Paris
Tuna
Bon
Fanny Davenport
Booth
Barret
Daniel I
Dawson
Texas
Houston’ Post
Wilks
James Pyle
Pearline
James Pylw
Theodore Kundinger
Reliaule
Stephenson St
Freeport,il
MMO
Freeport College of Commerce
Winans & Stoddard
Illinois
N. J. Loos
Stephenson, Streat
Onelsdawly
W D Sult
Bippus
Ind
Abraham Hare
Bellville
Fle
Emmert & Burrell Drug Store
Goddard & Clark
Bucklen
Amica
Emmert & Borrell
Peoples’ Column
Bimes Orley
Guilent Street
J.C. Vaud
Hike
West St
Vetadint A
Owsale
Apt For Co
Angel Barnes
Amy Hour
Hnquire
Shyer
DEM
Taylor
Henderson Streets
Wileh
WM. Haimris
Iowa
N. Linsley
Ghicago Street
Ree Port
Sepledtt
Linco Avg
Wals
Clark
Galena Ave
Nord
OG. M
N. Galena Ave
Hiller Warner
Broadway Am Beaver
Star Clothing House
Mitconeli’s
Fall Millinery
H. E. Bogar
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