Democratic County Convention Set for August 23 in Lawrence
The Democratic Party of Douglas County Kansas will hold a county convention at Lawrence court house August 23 1890 to select delegates for the Congressional convention at Olathe August 26 and the State convention at Wichita September 4 Primary elections occur August 22 in townships and August 23 in Lawrence at 3 PM Delegates are apportioned by the party basis Also a political snippet notes views on the McKinley bill and Alliance leadership.
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Protectionist Insincerity in Tariff Claims
The piece questions tariff orthodoxy and asks if protectionists truly believe their own rhetoric. It cites free lumber given to Chicago and Portland after fires and explains compensating duties on woolen goods as a flawed attempt to offset duties borne by manufacturers. It argues protectionists never return compensating duties to foreigners.
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Chicago
Portland
Canada
SLOW Gazette Keeps County Salary Cuts Behind Time
A desultory exchange notes that county official salaries were cut last quarter in accordance with law. The Journal-Tribune criticizes the Gazette for lagging four months in reporting the action, while accusing the commissioners of falling behind statutory notices.
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Times
Journal-Tribune
County clerk census delay sparks salary cut report
The publication explains the census figures were delayed by the county clerk and reveals the commissioners had already reduced salaries based on the census showing. The Gazette notes its weekly schedule may slow some reports, but it pledges to expose government actions when found.
Is It A Tax The Blaine reciprocity plan debated
The piece argues the Blaine reciprocity scheme for free sugar and wool in exchange for better access to South American markets. It discusses coffee price fluctuations after tariff changes, cites figures on coffee prices, imports, and consumption, and analyzes effects of tariff removal on U.S. and Brazilian duties and export practices.
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Duty as a tax on coffee prices in international trade
A dealer explains price fluctuations in coffee from 1870s trends. He compares US and France to show duties raise consumer costs by about 4 cents per pound, with imports, crop sizes, and buyer behavior shaping spikes in 1887 and earlier years.
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New York
France
United States
Vindication sought for Foraker by Chicago Herald critique
The Chicago Herald denounces Foraker as audacious and treacherous, recounting his push for Ohio Republican convention chair, past support for Sherman, alleged forgery, and a decisive Ohio gubernatorial defeat. It laments his bid for vindication within a party the piece claims he would betray.
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Ohio
Chicago
John Sherman
Quay
Frite
Excessive government spending and looming deficit warning
The Philadelphia Press warns that fiscal year expenses will exceed revenues by more than 6 million with total appropriations near 50 million above receipts. It notes plans to use the silver bill and redeemable bank-note funds to cover red ink, risking future concealment of extravagance.
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Republican Congress Faces Budget Gap Over Revenue Bills
Albany Argus notes a clash between a fund act stopping bond purchases and a 60 million set aside, and the McNimley revenue cut and Lodge force bill adding 15 million more. The result is a potential 86 million shortfall amid Republican fiscal demands, prompting Treasury counting and certification concerns.
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Blaine and Frye Clash Over Latin American Trade Policy
Chicago Times criticizes Blaine for reciprocity proposals and sugar duties aimed at Latin America. It argues his plan benefits ship subsidies and manufacturers, not farmers, and warns that free sugar with Cuba and Porto Rico would harm American agricultural sales.
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Hall Propositions Face Farm Wage and Wealth Debate
Lecturer Hall of the Farmers and Laborers Union argues farmers work extra hours and are economical yet poor, asserting farmers are the poorest class while claiming labor is the nation’s wealth. Georgia's Co. Thomas Hardeman cautions that federal election bills may scare southern white farmers from politics.
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Nevada
United States
Thomas Hardeman
Georgia
South
Political Commentary on Quay Dudley and Election Reform
The letters critique Quay and Dudley avoiding justice, warn against centralizing election power, and argue local control is a Republican value. They challenge leadership shifts, suggesting reform is needed to prevent party collapse and emphasize citizen virtue.
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Quay
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Newport
RTL
Newswind
Dry Goods and Carpets August Price Close Proposals
In August, the store plans to set very close prices across all dry goods and carpets. The note signals aggressive pricing to attract shoppers during the back to school period.
All Summer Dry Goods Going at Greatly Reduced Prices
All Summer clods will go for much less than value with extensive lines of muslins shirtings crashes table dam asks jeans corsets hosiery and more. Visit our establishment to take advantage of the complete dry goods selection and save on your next purchase.
Principles Before Party Urges Farmers to Vote for Their Interests
A editorial from A. D. Weaver's urges farmers to vote for candidates identified with farming interests, preferring men of their calling and stressing party loyalty as secondary to aligning with farmers' needs. It notes 37,000 signatures for a Nebraska convention and 70,000 Alliance members, with tariff reform advocated by the Farmers Mutual Benefit association. Bruce & Son advertises coal quality and supply.
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St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
The
Farmers’ and Knights of Labor
Nebraska
Alliance
Farmers Unite to Meet Crisis with Organization and Resolve
A Montana farming journal reports Professor Walker of Massachusetts Agricultural College urging farmers to unite across regions. He notes historic subjugation of the agrarian class and praises American farmers for supporting credit, liberty, and national strength. The piece highlights growing organization and cooperation among farmers nationwide as they grasp a firm, practical grip on their future.
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Massachusetts Agricultural College
America
India
Egypt
Europe
Montana Farming and
Stuck Journal
Doing Their Own Thinking For Farmers and Laborers Union
Members of the Farmers and Laborers' Union of America formed to benefit themselves socially and financially. They meet weekly or monthly to exchange ideas plan for members and the country, teach farmers to think for themselves and depend less on doctors lawyers and politicians. The journal notes their talent and honesty.
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Farmers and Laborers’ Union of America
G A K Excursion Party to Boston by Train at 7 25 PM
Notice invites all friends and others joining the Excursion Party leaving Kansas City by special train at 7:25 p m August for the National Encampment in Boston via the Great Rock Island Route. Attendees receive same courtesies and privileges as Order members by the Kansas Department. Advertisement elsewhere. Paint your buggy for a Dollar. we will show you how.
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Great Rock Island
Department of Kansas
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