Glove Industry Debate Noted In New York State County Regions
A long-standing glove manufacturing claim cites that up to three quarters of U S gloves originate in two Fulton County towns, Gilvesville and Johnstown. Annual output valued around 3.0 million to 3.9 million dollars employs about forty thousand workers dependent on the trade, with discussion of tariffs and wage effects on production and jobs.
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St Rhay
United States
Livele
New York
Gilvesvila
Johnstown
Fulton
United Stars
Auten Bl Mes Niedringtia Import Project
A brief notice notes a measurement oriented import project involving new plates. The report mentions covitracts and noiate 000 in relation to the logistics and regulatory steps required for the transition.
Democracy and liberty clash with prohibitory laws debated
A long excerpt argues that government should protect natural rights and maximize personal liberty without infringing others. It cites Roger Mills and Democratic ideals, condemning moral legislation as misplaced, and emphasizes self-government, individual conscience, and the dangers of temperance laws shaped by benevolent bigotry.
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Democratic Party
Anen
Roger
Ouy
Stouts Republic
Jou
Shertiy
Atews
Guy
Roger Q
Mills
Iman
Political machine plays in early campaign mechanics
A critical column portrays the Republican machinery around Quay Clarkson and Dudley as a robust, intricate system guiding the party's next national campaign. It notes the tension with Harrison, the reliance on figures in civil service reform, and the strategic resignations to free operatives for party work.
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Boston Globe
Quay
Clarkson
Harrison
Bar Herbor
Wade
Larkson
Dudley
Starkson
Impti
Chasim Qunny
Canisteo boot maker argues tariff disparity
The Canisteo shoes factory with over 100 workers pays about ten dollars weekly. A $1.75 shoe cost about thirty eight cents in labor, while a Birmingham consul found similar labor costs above fifty cents elsewhere. The piece questions McKinley’s tariff claim to equalize labor costs of production.
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Canisteo
Birmingham
England
McKinley
Debts Seen as Blessing by Republicans Says World Editorial
The New York World attacks Republican leaders for treating the national debt as a blessing. It cites Foster's talk of converting debt and notes plans to extend maturing bonds and the ongoing $500 million of bonds due, arguing debt and pensions will burden future budgets.
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DEA
Foster
Congress
N.Y. World
Democratic Party portrayed as the people’s party in Illinois and Maryland
The Albany Argus argues the Democratic Party proves its closeness to the people through reforms and economy, predicting a constitutional amendment to elect U S senators by the people. It cites Gen Palmer’s nomination and Maryland’s convention support as signs of the party’s reformist direction.
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Albany-Argus
the People
Democratic Party
United States
Palmer
Illinois
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Maryland
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Xeuse
Direct nomination in convention praised as reform
The passage argues state convention nomination as a democratic alternative to direct senator elections. It claims conventions bring government closer to people, preventing legislative corruption and auctioning of offices, and cites Stevens Hiscock Quay and Cameron as examples of defeats without such a system.
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United States
Sevarts
Hiscock
Washington
Quay
Cameron
Pennsylvania
Politician Language Sparks McKinley Currency Dispute
From Our Exchanges notes a Republican push to spell peppiricity with a big R and protect with a lowercase p. It cites canvass critiques of McKinley and mentions plans to revive tariff debates among GOP leaders. The piece also discusses silver coinage policy and surplus funds under the new law.
Hornellsville Farmers Eye Barbless Wire Boom
In Hornellsville New York several companies stake claims on barbless weaving wire and the town expects growth if fair prices allow production. The wire trust dominating barb wire uses high prices to suppress the barbless variant despite local farmer demand and tariff barriers shaping purchase choices.
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Hornellsville
N. Y
Wire Trust
Cooperative housekeeping schemes and hotel ideas in London gossip
A fragment from London Tit-Bits and Harper's Bazar style chatter discusses a plan for cooperative housekeeping with rented rooms and shared servants amid social banter about various neighbors. It includes a remark about Mrs Winks and Mrs Kinks, and ends with a sales plug for Boggy Paint.
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Mrs. Brown
Clint
Mr. Brown
Binks
Mes
London
You Like Tat Gssyeee Subscriptions
A quirky prompt invites readers to subscribe or join the newsletter, using playful phrasing and a call to action. It emphasizes sign up without offering additional details or specifics about content.
Democratic County Convention in Douglas County Kansas
A Democratic delegate convention was held at the courthouse in Lawrence on Saturday September 2 to nominate a full county ticket including County Treasurer Sheriff County Clerk Register of Deeds County Surveyor Coroner and a Commissioner from the 24th district. Primary elections are set for September 24 in townships and September 24 in Lawrence at the courthouse with voting hours from 8 to 9. The basis of representation to the convention is outlined in the notice.
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Demo Party
Douglas County
Kansas
Court House
Lawrence
Vstal
Septeimber
Oveluck P. mi
Kawretee
Thes Court House
Friy
Isal
Ats Poi
Trade Opportunities In West Cloaks And Dress Goods
Classified plea listing goods such as cloaks carpets blankets silks hosiery underwear kid gloves and cashmere gloves. Promotes trading opportunity and interest in engaging with sellers to trade these articles.
Alliance Camp Meeting Opens in Ottawa Second District
Geo Innes calls attention to a series of Congressional District Camp meetings in Ottawa Second district during the first week of September. Col J L Polk National President and other leaders will attend with carloads from Lawrence and Vieland at half rates about 50 cents round trip. See John Wilson at Alliance store for details.
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Alliance
Ottawa
J. L. Polk
Lawrence Kind Vieland
Lawrenes
John Wilson
Alliance Store
Old Settlers Meet In Lawrence Anniversary Reunion
The old settlers of Lawrence including all up to spring 1857 will meet in Lawrence on Tuesday the tenth of September for the city’s founding anniversary. Join BW. Wreeswarn, Jusert Savage, OG. W, Scr.
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Lawrence
Lawrance
Wreeswarn
Jusert Savage
OG. W, Scr
J W Robertson Furniture Offers Antique Oak and Rattan Goods
Before buying furniture call on J. W. Robertson and inspect his stock. He offers new goods of latest designs and tempting bargains in Antique and Sixteenth Century Oak and Rattan Furniture.
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J. W. Robertson
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