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Newspaper
Lorain County Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1895
Page
3
A poetic voyage tale describes packing for an expedition aboard a government tender. The narrator seeks hunting ducks, venison stores, and a hearty voyage for a week, with imagery of storms, sea life, and patriotic pride aboard the vessel.
A Cleveland letter delves into the McKinley tariff era, noting a large government deficit and rising debt while praising the surplus claimed by the administration. It laments President McKinley and critiques Congress for not offering a plan, urging a practical revenue strategy amid economic strain.
The article criticizes the Republican stance on finance and protection, urging restoration of duties on wool, hay, barley, pigs, potatoes, and other imports. It argues for tariffs to fund government expenses, condemns hesitancy in the House, and invokes Grover Cleveland to rally support for protectionist measures.
A Bradford letter warns that American buyers face a flood of low quality Imported clothing blamed on free trade. The items, advertised as American made, are counterfeit and produced from tin and rattan. Citizens are urged to inspect samples and beware of deceptive pricing and quality claims.
Multiple editorials warn against partisan action and urge conservative fiscal policy. They condemn demagogues, stress restoring prosperity and American industry, and urge Congress to act to curb federal excesses and support the Republican stance ahead of elections.
A March 1993 discussion by Senator Kenton critiques Clay's tariff resolution and warns that free trade undermines American farmers and manufacturers. The article cites duties on flax wool indigo and hides, notes large foreign material imports, and argues for protection to sustain domestic industry and revenue.
Reports from Dungarvon and Cahore Point describe the British ship Moresby wrecking on the south coast of Ireland. Nineteen aboard drowned, including Captain Combera and family. several saved in exhausted conditions. Also wrecks of the bark Cilea and the Rupert, with all hands lost. a Kingstown boat seized in Dustin bay amid rescue attempts during a fierce gale across the British Isles.
Reports from Warsuty Missouri describe severe flooding along the Osage River with landslides and rail damage. The Missouri Kansas & Texas line near Schell City to Sackville is washed out and trains are delayed or lost. extensive farm losses affect thousands of acres as crews struggle to reach stranded areas. In Cyder County a woodcutter Joubs Sud rover and his family perished in flood waters. Weather worsened across north and central Texas with hurricane winds and heavy rain causing major railway disruption.
Imported workers for the Traction company left Brooklyn as many will stay in the city after the strike. About 800 workers remain employed by the company, with 240 from the 1,000 brought in likely to stay. A separate note reports a Pennsylvania newspaper finding a book suggesting England’s claim to Guiana territory may be challenged, and a Venezuelan dispatch requests regional militias to aid defense against Britain. Also, James Passerello, Hazelton, faces habeas corpus hearing for a string of highway robberies and dynamite blasts tied to the Mafia.
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