Geronimo Autobiography Tale From War Fraction
The piece recounts Geronimo’s claimed life story as edited by S. M. Harrett, detailing his battles with U.S. forces and other Apaches, captivity, and a pivotal 1883 meeting with Gen. Miles that leads to a treaty offer and a gamble on returning to Arizona.
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Geronimo
S. M. Harrett
War Department
New York Herald
Barrett
Mites
Crook
Indiana
Colorado
Apache Teja
Arizona
Munens
Apache Tejo
Caite
Dheim
Mangus Colorado
Antiche Tejo
Endo
Maneus Colorade
New Mexico
Earih
Wwe
Bert
Eatie
Catia
United States
Apaelea
Cntel
Wiley
Gould
Dati
Ani
Eamy
Ube
Sas
Thia
Cochise
Mangne-Colorado
Americ
Madera
Apache Pass
Gerdnling
Fort Thomas
Ob Angeles
Old Mexico
Tsingi
Cota
Slorra
Carlos
Catte
Miles
Perleo
George Wrattan
Fort Towle
Milew
Theaemesnencera
Kayitah
Marteen
Lawton
Bryan's Tariff Debate Spurs Protective Policy Critique
The text mocks William Jennings Bryan's tariff stance, arguing protection benefits manufacturers, workers, boatmen, and sellers, while trade foes claim harmony and prosperity come from free trade. It questions whether protection truly harms or helps and urges sticking with protection to avoid economic peril.
Not Made in London Acetate Amid Trade Report
The report outlines British import and export patterns with emphasis on British manufactured acetate and textile goods. It notes demand in London and discusses American production influence and consumer affordability influencing fashion and export statistics.
Turbulent Fall in Veruoene and Wisconin Gubernatorial Race
In Veruoene and Wisconsin, elections approach as candidates contest governorship. The Republican field coalesces around key figures while an Independent appeals to rural voters amid a drawn, tense nominating phase.
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Wisconsin
Fragmentary note on a legal matter in Telegram record
A garbled excerpt discusses a person near a tie and a belief about rights and sacred matters. It mentions an assault and a law context, with unclear names and places, reflecting a disrupted legal Telegram snippet and incomplete details.
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Yue
Lawicoco
Free Trade Alliances and Monopolies Rally in Speech
The piece argues Bryan remains a free trader and leading Democratic figure, with allies and opposition shaping tariff policy. It warns monopolists would back Democratic Congress members to push for wage cuts and renewed protection battles, framing Roosevelt era reforms as a rallying point for or against party control.
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Piryan
Tarlf
Democrats
Trrvan
Beef Trust
Railroad Trust
Roosevelt
Laat Congress
Bryan
Congress
Shrond
Wael signals free trade stance against protective tariff
The Minnesota senator Wael describes himself as a long time Republican who supports free trade and argues for a broad treaty nomotication clause. He says protection is unnecessary for steel mills or wheat and emphasizes a commitment to free wheat trade while defending principled tariff restraint.
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Gen. Miles
United States
Geronimo
Wil Prada
Owhleh
Seid
Miles
Tanabese Courier Journal
Fede Newspiper
Wael
Minnesota
Prinet Ple
Prinet
Wil
Anesata
Wenittor
Wivelis
Protection and Competition in American Industry
Adrian Mich Times argues that protective tariffs foster home competition by letting American manufacturers grow, citing United States Steel versus Midvale for government contracts as evidence. The piece claims foreign competition is less desirable and endorses the American approach despite wide profit differences.
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Inononelios
Fife
United States Steel Company
Midvale
Bad Year Opinion on Tariff and Politics
A garbled historic clipping discusses a bad year for American policy and support for tariff protection. It reflects a political stance favoring the Republican party and tariff protection, mentioning workers and Newick Advertiser in a period voice.
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Barry
Newick Advertiser
Lincoln's 1804 Republican victory and abolition stance
In 1804 the Republican party reelected Lincoln, backed his aggressive war policies, and proclaimed that slavery must be abolished.
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Lincoln
Avery
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