Prophesied 1892 Republican fortunes amid crops and tin plate
A republican almanac view cites Foster and Depew forecasting Harrison’s renomination and party triumph by 1892 driven by good crops and McKinley bill prices. It contrasts with critics, notes sky‑high tin plate imports, and argues farmers may extort prices abroad to relieve domestic distress.
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United States
Foster
Deacon Bea
Cincinnati
Providence
Harrison
Washington
M. Depew
Ben
Boas Depew
Bors Depew
Europe
Buncombe
Surging Tin Plate Imports Challenge American Market
The article cites a sharp rise in tin plate imports from January to March, growing from 50 million to 101 million pounds, with March imports more than double last year’s March and 63 percent above the 1889 1890 monthly average. Through March, first quarter imports exceed 1890 by 39 percent, prompting questions why foreign tin plate dominated if American production was expanding.
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Philadelphia
Tin plate imports surge at Baltimore and Philadelphia ports
The Philadelphia Evening Herald notes a roughly 50 percent rise in monthly receipts at the port, predicting April tin plate imports will nearly equal March figures. Data from the Custom House shows a week in April bringing 9,427,000 pounds to Baltimore and Philadelphia, raising questions about how treasury statistics reflect American tin plate supply.
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Philadelphia ‘Evening Herald
Custom House
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Tribune
Treasury
New York Times
The Cleveland Democracy Nondescript Democrats
A critical view of the Cleveland Democracy club in Buffalo praising ex president Cleve land and mocking his tariff reform stance. The piece catalogues historical Jeffersonian Jackson Calhoun and Davis factions, then ridicules Cleveland as a “nondescript” Democrat lacking a clear lineage or town trace.
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Cleveland Democratic Club
Buffalo
Cleveland
Cleveland Democracy
Democratic Party
Jeff Davis
Jefferson
Jackson
Jeff Davin
Mr. Cleveland
Calhoun
Davis
Bond Ten Cems And get a bundle of live Reform
A promotional snippet offers a bundle of Reform papers to distribute among friends who are undecided, urging readers to secure ten bonds and share the material with those on the fence.
Suss comes for the Aartaton newspaper of the state
In a brief dispatch the Suss movement challenges the Aartaton newspaper establishment in Onnasta asserting new unity and state coverage. The report notes tensions between parties and media outlets as residents weigh leadership and regional allegiance. The item highlights ongoing political influence on local press.
Republican editors meet in Kas endorse conservative platform
In May 26 meeting of Republican editors for the seventh district at Hatchinnon a strong yet cautious platform was adopted. A letter from ex-senator In galls was read praising past support and urging the party to address present issues such as wages immigration wealth distribution and suffrage with reason and energy. The note warns against compromise and ridicule and frames the campaign as a struggle akin to Austerlitz or Waterloo.
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Tngallaon Republicanium
Horcuwsox
Kas
Seventh Congressional District
Benetor Ingalls
Hatchinnon
Burriston
Cleveland
Joan J. IxGais
Bond holders ruin honest industry speech at Omaha
President Harrison extols individual liberty and free pursuit of industry in Omaha but tolls the cruelty of bond holders. He argues repeal of restrictive laws would bring prosperity by ending bond interest burdens and relics of barbarism, calling for economic reform.
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Harrison
Omaha
Java
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New York: ‘Tribune
Welsh Trust
Treasury Department
McKinleyiam
The
Suss
Aartaton People’s
Beerete Ees Earls
Houtmear Run ‘Ex Co
Richmond, Va
Lotthers Wumaer Co, ‘Bichsond, Ve
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