Whiting DenouncesRailroad Grab Law Critique in Tribune
In a detailed letter, rep Whiting defends his voting record on the so called grab law of 1809. He cites senate and house journals showing his opposition and notes Democratic senators mostly supported the measure. He accuses the Tribune of misrepresentation while urging truth and reform.
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Ohio
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Senate Journal
House Journal
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Record of views on reform and public policy by LD Warr
Warr admits human fallibility in public matters yet expresses confidence that supporters of education temperance women's rights economy law reform canal and river improvements railroad regulation and anti monopoly measures will find his record satisfactory.
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LD. Warr
Debates on Free Trade Railroads and Monopolies
A lengthy critique examines the rise and fall of the free trade era and railroad power, arguing that current reform rhetoric collides with old partisan habits. It warns that opposing factions push contradictory policies favoring distant markets and foreign competition, misreading farmer interests.
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Salt River
A Rule for Business Men on Advertising
Theo Lacon Home Journal urges business men to advertise persistently. It argues that newspapers reach buyers where they work and travel, and continuous ads build recognition, making customers seek out advertised goods. Even small yearly budgets should sustain steady promotion.
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Theo Lacon
Constant Advertising Best Card for Year Round Store
The ad argues for steady newspaper advertising to keep a business before readers year round. It states regular ads, plus extra seasonal notices, capture attention and drive purchases, with a rule of ongoing spend and higher during the season. It stresses naming the business in the paper builds recognition and customer memory.
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Farmers urged to unite for home markets and rail relief
A national bulletin urges Illinois farmers to organize for practical business, urging consumption at home and development of local manufacturing. It argues railroads should aid domestic markets, reduce freighting, and promote wool, cotton, iron, and copper industries to boost exchangeable value and prosperity.
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National Association of Wool Manufacturing
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Chicago
Illinois
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Tribune Praise and Local Accidents In Whitcheld
The piece extols the Chicago Tribune as a premier source of news and notes rival papers like Inter Ocean Journal Times and Herald, emphasizing trust in its coverage. It also reports a severe accident near Sprick Fox farm Whitcheld where William Wallace was injured by a wagon wheel, risking amputation but likely avoiding it.
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