Democratic Ticket and Free Trade Debate Highlight
A fragmented handbill lists Democratic and Republican candidates including Benjamin Harrison for president Levi Morton for vice president and various state officers. It criticizes the Democratic stance as pro free trade and urges support for Republican protectionism citing party platforms and statements from several politicians and editors.
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Eblican
Benjamin Harrison
Levi D L. Morton
Joseph W. Fiver
Lyman Bray
Isaac N. Pearson
Charles W. Pavey
Charles Beckink
George Hunt
Congress
Robert Fi
Protective Tariffs and Domestic Industry Voices
Distilled aphorisms from Founding era figures advocate protecting tariffs to shield American manufacturing and agriculture. George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and Andrew Jackson are cited for urging a home market, industrial growth, and national independence through policy that limits foreign competition and spurs domestic production.
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George Washington
Ourgonifort
Chena Jegerson
Nu Agricultural
Indinebee
Loether
Daniel Welatar
United States
Porto
Janes
James Morrie
Free Trade Sparks Debate Over Cleveland’s Role
English observers hail President Cleveland as advancing free trade principles. The Cubden Club and London economists argue revision and market openness could reshape national trade within a decade. European opinion links U S tariff policy to Britain's economic prospects and broader Atlantic commerce.
Debate Over Free Trade Sparks Political Clash
A controversial excerpt from "Sunday Review" discusses abolition of dabesthan and free trade policies. The piece cites President Cleveland and Grover Cleveland era arguments, contrasting Protection and Free Trade stances with references to American economic policy and foreign competition.
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Ines
Mins
Wal
Dane
Obra
Scottant
Andre
Suunday
Mason
Cleveland
Tyco
Benda
Isaus
Wien
Pern
Gheeeland
Dave
Landon Sanday
Eggrid Dante
Maine
London Daily News
New York Dems Review Rural Support Ahead of Election
A letter from Adbena Ato Commesvon psa reports internal Democratic tensions in New York rural counties with Cleveland facing opposition from local party leaders. Rochester and Orleans County officials weigh against him while Republicans push a disciplined campaign. The missive notes Democratic infighting, appointee dissatisfaction, and potential shifts in Niagara and Stonbun counties as October 13.
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Harrison
Tigh Bridge
New York City
Cleveland
Buffalo
Boen
Rochester
Stonbun County
Jim Tanton
Internal Revenue
Medias
Amos
Orleans County
Niagara County
Wsy
Bureau
A Belgian vs American mechanic wage tale in Brussels
An American visitor compares living costs and wages between the United States and Belgium. He chats with a skilled Belgian mechanic about daily pay, bacon, and bread prices, noting Americans can live cheaper but worry about feeding seven children and enduring hunger. The narrative contrasts Belgian workers wearing woolen coats with American boardinghouse meals and wages.
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America
Boeanie
Brussels
Lanid
Muropa
Belgium
France
Europe
Fort Plain
European wage debate echoes in Belgian worker tale
The narrator recalls Belgians enduring low pay while claiming a dollar stretches farther in Europe where free grades and low wages exist, contrasting with American tariffs and high wages. A machinist jokes about Apollinaris water and overindulgence, noting Belgium’s unprotected status versus America’s protection. The scene invites readers to consider voting attitudes.
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Nik Searf
Europe
Log Cabin Grandmothers Remedy Recalled from Weed
An Indiana doctor identifies a common weed as a source of a simple bowel remedy echoing old Log Cabin cures. The piece praises grandmothers for using herbs and roots, notes the historical and moral value of simple medicines, and cites Warner’s Log Cabin preparations alongside colonial era remedies. It also profiles Charles J. Stone, claimed as the youngest U.S. war veteran at Gettysburg, now 14 then.
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Indiana
Ethan Allen
Seth Warner
Sheridan
Charles J. Stone
Philadelphia
Gettysburg
New York
Fragmented Ephemera From The Epoch And Brooklyn Eagle
A mix of vintage clippings satirically contrasts a mock exchange about life in prison with light notes on school children in China and a London Bible in shorthand. The Brooklyn Eagle references a moon theory from Mr S S Peal of Assam, framing quaint, curiosity-driven curios.
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William
London
James II
Brooklyn Eagle
Incomplete OCR Fragment Confuses International Education Quote
The text fragment discusses college courses in the United States England Scotland Germany and references Renay and Franco in a literary sense. It includes garbled numbers and quotes about writing young writers and judges laying down a dawn while lawyers jump on it.
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United States
England
Scotland
Germany
Renay
Franco
Phil Weleh
Mixed temperament for longevity and social satire
The text discusses heredity and temperament for longevity, praising a blend of sanguine and bilious traits as best for storage of life. It cites physical traits and temperament as hereditary, then shifts to a political jab about U.S. presidents and a quotation from S. G. Goodrich. It ends with an advertisement for Warner’s Sarsaparilla extolling its regulatory benefits.
Italian artificial flowers at Venice factory showroom craft
An account of Venetian artificial flowers made by hand in Italian convents and factories. It describes the delicate, labor intensive process from petal cutting to assembling bouquets, the use of silk and parchment, and the fascination of visitors at Florian's in Venice.
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Sisturs
Bameaus
Venice
Italy
Florian's
Marcos Place
Hallo Floword
Freagarla
Venteo
Hutervestlis
Theodore Kundinger
Freeport
Whia
Esther's Love Triumphs Over Gossip Through Health Advice
Esther ignores friends who warn against her engagement to a man with a bad reputation. Dub Mather proves a model husband due to Esther's cheerful temper and tact. Over the year health and virtue shine, aided by Dr. Vierve's Favorite Prescription.
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Lim
Esther
Nan
Dub Mather
Fred
Greu
Beens
Look to Your Heart Mrs Charles Greanwood asthma cure
Look to Your Heart Mrs Charles Greanwood of Indian apolis found relief from asthma after using Dr Miles New Cura. The ad promotes cures for diarrhea and cholera with Cham berlain's remedies and lauds St Patrick's Pills for bowel regularity while advertising Electric Bitters as a universal cure with guaranteed satisfaction at Lame & Burnemans Drug Store.
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Charles Greanwood
Indianapolis
Miles New Cura
Swarts Broz
Lame & Burnemn
Cathartic Pills Offer Quick Laxative Appeal
An old ad boasts pills that whip the liver and bowels yet provide no lasting strength. It claims the more you take, the more you need, and urges Mill’s Pills to positively strengthen with longer use reducing the requirement. Free samples available at Swans Rios.
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Che
Swans Rios
Beggs' Cough Syrup named as remedy for lung fever
Parents are urged to stop giving cheap dangerous medicines to children and switch to Beggs' Cleureray Cough Syrup. The ad casts Druggist Jummert & Burrell as trusted sellers with claims of superior relief for lung fever or consumption.
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Jummert & Burrell
Effects of Modern Life and Nervous Exhaustion
Eminent authorities warn that modern life’s high pressure rapidly makes people nervous invalids with headaches insanity dizziness neuralgia backache hysteria and heart stomach kidney brain troubles. Patients urged to seek relief through Dr Mill’s root discovery the restorative Nerv e offered with free trial bottles at Swarts Drug Store.
McNamara & Co Shoes Offer Fall 1888 Prices
C A McNamara and Co advertise daily arrivals of new goods for the season. They highlight child school shoes as best in the market and prices way down. They offer oil grain shoes for ladies, misses, and children, plus an elegant line of ladies and men's fine shoes in latest styles at all prices. Call at 117 Stephenson Street, spring will.
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C. A. McNamara & Co
Stephenson Street
Sepring Wil
Help Wanted for 2000 Men and 4000 Gloves and Mittens
Job listing seeks 2000 men to carry aft 4000 gloves and mittens for N. J. Loo’s harness at 93 Stephenson Street. Ocl3daw4iy appears as location or code in the notice.
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N. J. Loo
Fresh Oysters from Baltimore and winter ice cream
H Roeder advertises direct fresh oysters from Baltimore and delicious ice cream for winter service. Socials and parties can be served on short notice.
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Baltimore
H. Roeder
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