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Newspaper
Lorain County Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1895
Page
6
The Manufacturera and Producers' Association of California has 459 state factories affiliated, employing about 84900 workers. It advocates protectionist policies and has actively agitated for consumer product changes.
Fragmented OCR reveals a long, critical narrative on the 1890s Democratic administration and its tariff policy. It discusses economic distress, labor and product demand, street and city recovery, and political critique of Cleveland. The piece references national wage trends, industry shifts, and the Wilson tariff impact with regional economic observations. It notes perceived consequences for workers, business, and general prosperity amid political discourse.
An idiosyncratic, garbled discussion mocks frauds in democratic campaigning and the Wilson Gorman tariff debate. It laments how sensationalized charges spread through newspapers, criticizing the manipulation of public opinion and selective reporting around tariff duties and related political maneuvering.
The damaged text discusses protective duties affecting wool and the wool industry, referencing the Wilson bill, sectoral classes, and debates in Congress. It mentions tremors of protection and economic impact on workers, with confused mentions of figures, dates, and parties, all indicative of a late 19th or early 20th century tariff discussion.
A string of editorial clippings critiques party divisions under Cleveland era. The Chicago Inter Ocean and St Louis Republic reference policy shifts and electoral stakes. Ohio Democrats praise Senator Cleveland era discipline amid criticism.
Numerous properties on Wash agici and Columbus streets priced from $300 to $1,390 each with several on Cleveland and Middle avenues. West Second Street homes around $4,500 and 2 to 8 percent terms. Listings note proximity to electric road, Steel Factory, and Evra area, urging buyers that values will rise.
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