Political ticket listings in 1892 Republican notice
The fragment lists a Republican ticket with Benjamin Harrison for president and Levi Bray for the Illinois legislature. It notes publication by Journal Printing Company, Peoria, and names officials such as Lyman Ray, Isaac Bearson, Charles Becker, George Stunt, and Oscar Heard among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Tlarrison
Lhys Morton
Joseph W. Fifer
Ath Orn
Lyman 3. Ray
Isaac N. Bearson
Public
Acea
Charles SW. Vavey
Charles Becker
George Stunt
Robert Jett
Linois Board of
Ames J. Neff
Arttinh
William I. Brady
Oscar . Heard
Wan Ok
Butterfield
Owen I. Stearns
Robert T. Wiles
George W. Pevoon
Levi T. Bray
Democrats Claim Free Trade Debate Defines Party Record
A long debate is cited to prove Democrats are the free trade party. Quotes from figures like Weld, Henry Watterson, and S. S. Con weigh in on the party’s stance against protective tariffs. The piece frames the issue as essential to American commerce and constitutional liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Bia
Scott
Con Prest
Pennsylvania
T Destre Frog
Roger G. Mila
Canareda
Ter
Henry Watterson
Lanitavitte
Ponsiile
Secretar Ratrehitt
Rover Cleveland
Cabenet
New York
Joseph J
Vera
Dadlana
Iserade
Ball
Olia
Clevelind
Democratic Senate
Missouri
Distinguish Americans Support Protectionist Policies
A garbled quotation compilation cites Washington, Jefferson, Hamilton, Adams, Jackson, Webster, and others on American manufacturing, agriculture, and independence. It argues for domestic capital, labor, and a home market to sustain industry, with warnings against reliance on foreign goods and British policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lancet
George Washington
Villanae
Alexander Hamilton
Kaporlenes
Thomas Jeverson
Anion Legellion
John Quincy Adis
Andrew Jackson
Agrieculture
Commerca and
Drndel Webster
Wittal
Congress
United States
Jimea Alanrod
England
Ilicrd Fmil
English Opinion On Free Trade And Cleveland
English newspapers praise Grover Cleveland's stance on free trade as a potential shift toward liberalized markets. They warn against excessive tariff reductions but foresee vast foreign competition and global economic influence from his policies and possible reelection.
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Grover Cleveland
England
London Spectator
London
Cleveland
Hie Cobden Club
United States
Tarif
Lando
Europe
Great Britain
Freerade
Carriaa
Yelanon
Lke
Democrats
Free Trade Debate Sways Public on Policy and Election
Amid heated discussion, critics argue for a broader tariff reform while supporters push for free trade. The piece cites President Cleveland and party factions, noting implications for domestic industry, foreign competition, and upcoming electoral strategy. Prominent figures referenced include Landen Pines and Clavell, with regional mentions of Scotland and America.
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Clavell
Baenat
Democratic Party
Pellave
Andy
Fries Dhan
Alaagow
Scotland
Fran
Lannie
Tandan
Cleveland
Golden
Europe
Juan
Democratic Rascals Named to Public Posts Amid Reform Controversy
A Freeport post is cited from the New York World accusing the Democratic reform administration of corrupt appointments. The unsigned piece attacks appointees linked to past politics, claiming many have criminal backgrounds or ties to political manipulation.
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New York
Freeport
Postcitics
Postoitics
Democraty
Rageala
Tero
New York World
Connelly
Ruths
Krb
Bop
Economic impact speculated from Mills bill defeat
The piece cites figures from a London Telegraph reader and New York Times commentaries on England losing by the democracy’s failure to enact the Moyrigan bill and Morrison bill. It notes English manufacturers would lose millions yearly. estimates vary, with claimed figures reaching into the trillions in some chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amira Aghiit
London Telegraph
Morrison
New York Tritime
England
Eagllat Journal
Democratic tariff clash stirs Indianaapolis crowd
A Republican visiting party in Indianaapolis heard General Morrigan contrast protection with free trade, arguing Democrats push a revenue tariff while opposing protective policy. He warned that abandoning protection harms American industry and lowers workers’ benefits as the debate centers on tariffs and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
London
Cincinnati
Republican Party
Work to Dr Don in Amiehhla and Birmingham clash
Speech condemns transfers from South Chicago shops to Birmingham, urging protection of American workers. Speakers push reducing foreign imports and wages to match abroad, arguing only then can American shops compete. A Republican speaker endorses the stance amid cheering and calls for safeguarding local labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Amiehhla
Chicago
Birminghame
Ingman
The Three Greatest Things to Do in Life
A historic Brooklyn sermon by De Witt Talmage argues three grand opportunities open to all: to have a holy relationship with God, to marry and build a family, or to raise a child. He laments wasted chances in war and invention while urging practical exploits through faith, marriage, and fatherly guidance to save youths from crime and despair.
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Brocanyn
de Witt Talmage
D.D
Britain
Brooklyn
Dr. Talmage
Antiochus Epiphanes
Anon
Rome
Antiochis Epiphanes
Dopitius
Antiochus Epiphanos
Hum
Roma
Cathules
Ian Kort
Clon. Crut
Ides
Onion
Stonewall Jackson
Virginia
Washington
Marko Atin Edison
Mumphrey Davy
EM Whitney
Tere
Ahm
Bayo
Bay
Auburn
Tnsufe
Regi
Basile
When the Young Merchant Finds Wisdom in Loss
A narrative contrasts a young merchant crushed by an oversupply of spring goods with an elder owner offering support. The elder loans funds and guidance, helping the young man survive to prosper later. A parallel tale condemns harsh responses to a distraught woman in need, praising compassionate aid through Christian charity.
The Sacred Duty to Save Womanhood and Child
A public exhortation urges men to defend womanhood and aid families. It argues good wives and mothers shape faith in God, urges saving a fallen woman through kindness, and stresses cherishing and protecting children as the nation’s moral duty.
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Freeport Daily Journal
Journal Printing Company
Stephenson and
Freeport, Lll
Tabernacle Services
T. DE Witt Talmage
Wu.plolta
Evisia
Darhness
Bhoriff
Antan
Gowd
Phat
Toto
Inko
God
Oll Verchant
Othe
Young Ora
Valun Garg
Labty
Wale
Ami
Nui
Ray
Aplon- Wd
Heaven
Walcome
Amin
Lesen
Shakespeare
Victor Truge
Alexander Smith
John
Factorius
Methodist Book
Mapper
Freeport College of Commerce
Hero
Lear
Siovia
Tani
Lmeyer
Ehreh
Koig
Lis
Hie
Solo
Areg ii
Thabd
Tab
Choy
Tay Carta
Earth
Pete
Theodore Kundinger
Stephenson St
Ill
New Fall
Mukketa Tate
Sidney
Prrd
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
West
Big Fall
Kanan
Boyer’s
Teeter
Domer, Teeter & Co
Sidney Nebr
Png
Galena Street
J.C. Young
CUBAI
Vai
Goxeu
Notalnt A.A. Crary
Barnes
Exchange Street
Wonse
Taylor and Henderson Atreats
Harris
Dakota
Iowa
N. Linsley
Chicago Street
Sepreutt
Galena
Belwee
Tows
Hosebrougl
Plas Olliee
Galen
Chico Bts
Star Clothing House
Mitchell's Corner
Fall Millinery
H. E.bogar
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