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19 Jun 1894
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Newspaper
Madison Twice A Week Democrat
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1894
Page
1
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An editorial from the Louisville Commercial argues that strict fines and wage deductions depress earnings in mills, confectionery, and clothing trades. It cites a Labor Commission inquiry showing low weekly wages and fines that erode pay, contrasting London’s conditions with China’s. It preserves the Consular Report noting Chinese workers’ extreme poverty and China’s high tariff, and argues supply and demand, not tariff policy, drives wage levels.
The Democratic township convention will determine if Nine of Thos Morris becomes a candidate for township trustee. The announcement states Morris is authorized to seek the post pending convention decision.
Jefferson County nominating committee may decide on Louis Weber as sheriff candidate. Kelley’s army of ramps neared New Albany last night and likely arrived today. The Balls Cities threaten to force groups to pass, with an expected attempt to invade Madison as they move through. Protest against further tramps and a call to stop additional trespass.
State authorities report a con artists’ ring posing as New York and Boston specialists traveling through Wisconsin. They offer an eight month double comet ad campaign for a year’s price, with monthly runs in Racine and similar towns. Signed contracts lack valid identities and payment disputes have arisen with publishers.
The piece argues American labor pays well due to limited supply, contrasting with Chinese and English markets. It notes broad U S opportunities, easy relocation, and diverse employments. It credits thrift for export strength while tariffs curb foreign trade, asserting American labor holds high world regard despite costs.
The writer asserts the tonicBuilds up the system when run down and claims Hood's Sarsaparish relieved itching and indigestion. Family members also report benefits from Hood's Pills.
Madison area residents report visits by Mrs Newsom and Mrs Branham to Elizabethtown and Madison while others travel home from towns like Hanover and Beardstown. The piece notes a serenade for the postmaster and outlines the long memory of M R Corya with biographical details from his wartime service to his railroad career and family.
In Portland Indiana on June 19 Saima Bo neck the officer who killed Frank Guild was removed from jail and taken to Winchester for safety. Authorities feared he would be Tyached if left there.
Westry Green, a well known woman, was fatally injured in Lexington Kentucky when she fell before a moving freight engine and was struck. The incident occurred in the early morning hours yesterday. Green was reportedly intoxicated at the time of the accident.
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