Colorado election notice and constitutional amendments
Weld County Colorado issues notice of general election to be held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November. Voters will decide amendments to Article XL(M) and related sections plus a separate tax increase proposition for state purposes for 1889 and 1890. The notice lists offices to be elected including presidential electors congressman governor lieutenant governor secretary of state state treasurer auditor attorney general superintendent of public instruction University of Colorado regents and various local posts.
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Colorado
Weld
Noire
United States
Congress
General Assembly
University of Colorado
Supreme Court
S. H. Elbert
Erro
Eighth Judicial District
Heighth Judi
J. M. Freeman
House of Representatives
F. W. Hammitt
Sale of School Lands in Denver Colorado October 13 1888
Notice of sale by the State Board of Land Commissioners in Denver. Two 160 acre tracts in township 10 north range 61 west of the sixth meridian offered with minimum prices 5 and 6 dollars per acre. Timbered lands cash. other lands 30 percent cash and balance in seven annual payments at seven percent interest. Purchasers must be US citizens or declare intent.
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Buble
State Board of Land Commissioners
Denver
Colorado
North Range
Colorado & Wyoming Railroad Company
United States
Weld
Dan Miller
Weld County
James M. Miller
Charles Brown
Wunasas Cenault
Jacob M. Wolaver
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Teething
An 19th century patent medicine advertises Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. Claims include relief from crying, dysentery, diarrhoea, wind colic, inflammation, and restored energy. Marketed as a prescription from an old nurse and physician, price 25 cents per bottle.
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Winslow
United States
Coke Boss Sees Clear Yard as Demand Surges
The Coke Boss notes stock coke is cleared and ovens can’t meet present demand. Orders flood in as business booms.
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Strickler
Butte Pilot
Electric Bitters touted as cure all for liver kidney ills
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a universal remedy guaranteed to purify blood liver and kidneys. It claims to cure pimples boils salt rheum malaria headaches constipation and indigestion with full satisfaction or refund. Sold at J F Fezer's Drug Store for 50 cents to 1 dollar per bottle.
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J. F. Fezer
Minister Seeks Hitching at Country Wedding
A minister who has just driven his horse to a country wedding asks to hitch out there. The prospective bridegroom replies that Sall and the folks would prefer the hitching done inside the house.
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Bank of New York
Aaron Burr
Talleyrand
Gillian Verplanck
Idaho
Sall
Miners Wages Contrasted Between England and America
The Boston Journal argues English coal miners earn about half of American wages. It cites a table showing weekly pay for various mining roles and notes many American miners are immigrants who find better conditions here. It criticizes free trade advocates for praising English wages as a model.
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England
Smiths
Éeesecebensaess
Cuesedes
Boston Journal
British Press Hails Cleveland Free Trade Stance
The London Iron and Steel Traders Journal and other London dailies praise Cleveland and the Democratic leaders for reembracing free trade with America. They argue free trade will revive English industry and sway global opinion, with many papers urging support for his stance against protectionism.
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England
Clveland
London Iron and Steel Traders’ Journal
America
London Dispatch
New York World
Cleveland
South Carolina
London Saturday Review
Free Raw Materials Tied to Farmer Manufacturer Alliance
The San Francisco Chronicle argues manufacturers need free raw materials but fear revenge against producers. It praises farmer and manufacturer unity as essential to U S industrial strength, warning free trade would have left the United States a third rate power since 1861.
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United States
San Francisco
Democratic newspapers face pressure over Buchanan era finances
The Cleveland Leader notes that Democratic papers, squeezed by Republican rivals, struggle to defend Buchanan's financial policies. It argues the era is tight for defense and hints at extending the effort to justify Jeff Davis.
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Buchanan
Jeff Davis
Cleveland
Voters in three states split over Mills tariff impact
The piece notes about 1.7 million voters in New York New Jersey and Connecticut with half in industries protected by tariffs and facing Mills bill. It cites Frank Hurd arguing Democrats cannot win in New York this year, reflecting a discouraging view for Democrats.
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New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Frank Hurd
Philadelphia Press
Trusts and tariffs spark debate on lumber control
The Cleveland Leader argues trusts form regardless of tariffs, noting lumber may form a trust whether tariffs exist. The piece questions the link between tariffs and trust creation, asserting abolition would spur stronger incentives for trust formation across commodities like oil and coffee.
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Europe
Cleveland
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