Home stead strike rhetoric and protectionist clash
A reader-salvo against Carnegie and Pinkerton guards links Homestead violence to wage suppression and guarded labor rights. The piece argues the state will back Carnegie, urging workers to move on or face force, citing reactions from St Louis Republic and other papers.
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Homestead Mills
Pinkerton
Carnegie
Carneie
Carnegie Iron Works
Homestead
Winchesters
Carnegie Steel Company, Limited
Pinkertons
Blomestead
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
Fort Frick
Amalgamated Association of Steel and Iron Workers
McKinley
St. Louis Republic
Taylor the Democrat Expected to Defeat Republican Tailor
A garbled report from Holyoke and St Louis dispatches argues William Taylor, a Democratic candidate and former journalist, is likely to win the secretary of state race in Chloe. It notes two Republican rivals in the primaries and cites past writing and civic roles as context.
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GazeTte
Tue Gazette
Douglas County
Chloe
William Taylor
W. A. Taylor
Perry County
Tilt
Wea Taylor
Journaherm
Citeinmnati Enquiver
Pitshure Post
New York
Stun Sulatone
Edad
Hare Telestapey
Cineittot Banpairer
Duraey
Tuydor
Cohie Staresuen
Tie
Culmanin
Eerie Geet
Caipaiin
Miamaser
Quay
Clarkson Et A
Lupe Dhasietiois Gadine
Pepes
Kemsis
Los Pont yTeiia
Netting
Chasetts
Holyoke
Reue
Wananaker
Elkins
Miller
Fosters
St. Louis
Harrison and Clarkson in New Campaign Leadership
The Chicago Globe reports President Harrison named Clarkson head of the executive campaign committee, handling cash and planning for the coming months. The piece notes mutual concessions behind the appointment, a tacit burial of past feud, and lukewarm support from Harrison’s aides signaling likely difficulties and a possible defeat for the Republicans.
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Dee . Heat
Harrison
Chopper ‘Clarkson
Blaine
Knight
Clarkson
Chivaga Globe
Rejected Appointment Sparks Tariff Clash Over Campbell
A contested appointment highlights tensions between the Armour beef trust and Harrison era tariff policy. The beef firm backed McKinley protectionism but faced resistance from New England Republicans over hides taxes. The dispute centers on William J. Campbell described as a professional lobbyist, whose refusal as national committee chair reveals broader protectionist battles. Albany Argus and Philadelphia Times commentaries weigh in on the tariff campaign and Pinkerton protection themes.
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Armour Dressed Beef Trust
William J. Campbell
Ctarrison
National Committee
Farwell
Campbell
Beef Trust
Harrison Corruption Fund
Armours
McKintey
McKinley
New England
Pointblank
Maine
Vermont
Harrison
Albany Argus
Political Cartoon Jabs and Tariff Talk From 1896
A collage of editorial snips and headlines lampooning Cleveland and McKinley era politics. Puns, party lines, and tariff debates appear from the St. Louis Republic Hartford Post and Kansas City Star, with references to Pinkerton detectives, protectionism, and campaign rhetoric. Names like Elkins and Foster surface among varied metro outlets.
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Cleveland
Hartford Post
Rep
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Mass. Street
John W. Swope
Hmrness Hom Maxey
Sands & CO
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Merchants National Bank
Oldest National Bank
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Lawrence, Ks
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Winthroop Street
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Pritchett. Son
California
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Garrison
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TJ McKinley
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Republican Nazi Committee
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