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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1892

Page

2

Editorial Reflections on Tariffs and Politics in 1890s Madison

The Madison Herald discusses tariff policy and party stances amid Republican and Democratic debates. It notes editorials on McKinleyism, labor wages, and tariff protection, mentions Col. R. H. Crockett as a leading candidate, and references McComas’s appointment to the Republican National Committee.

Arkansas Col R. H. Crockett Davy Crockett

Tin Plate Liar Critique Sparks Economic Hope

The American Tin Plate Manufacturers Association claimed U S production at 80 545 800 pounds monthly on January 9 but Col Ayer’s sworn return reports 5 240 830 pounds in nine months. The piece argues prosperity and calls for abolishing the tin plate bar.

American Tin Plate Manufaturer’s United States Col. Ayer

The Couriers John Brennan Book on Tariffs

The Courier Journal debates the People’s Party, tariff policy, and political influence. It decries journo-controlled voices while arguing labor and reformers support Cleveland, condemns Harrison’s free trade claims, and contrasts Irish tariff history with U S policy. It notes strong party rhetoric ahead of November elections and defends Indiana workers against elite manipulation.

the Courier John Brennan Ireland Jim Brennan Jimmie Wood Daniel O’connell Harrison Fort Wayne Congress Indiana The Courier

Democrats shift focus to South and pivotal Northern states

The passage argues the People's Party would mostly drain Democratic votes rather than win an Electoral College majority. It asserts the Democrats will not count on the third party to balance power, instead aiming to carry the South and key Northern states, accepting any additional gains with caution.

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Frick Alike Shot at by Russian Assassin in Pittsburgh Office

Henry Frick, chair of Carnegie Steel, was shot twice and stabbed in his Pittsburgh office by Alexander Berkman, who also attacked Vice Chairman Leishman. Clerks restrained Berkman as a crowd gathered and police ferried him to the station. Frick, badly wounded, survived with bullets lodged near his neck and shoulder with steady recovery hoped.

Bergman New York Employment Agency Mr. Frick Lam Leishman Mr. Leishman May Lovejoy Homestead Frick Aop Fifth Avenue Wood Street Carnegie Steel Company Police Alexander Berkman Forty-second Street New York City New York Berkman Pittsburg Inspector McKelvey Merchants’ Hotel Water Street McKelvey Sol Coulson Oldshue Coulson

Frick Proceeds Under Swift Medical Care After Shooting

Henry C Frick shows signs of resilience amid severe injuries from the attack and a sweltering day. Doctors report no infection so far and warn the crisis remains days away. Berkman, jailed for the attempt, questions Fricks condition while Frick directs executives from his sick chamber. Carnegie Steel posts notice vowing job security as Frick contemplates leadership continuity.

Anarchist Berkmann in custody as Frick case unfolds

Reading of the suspect Berkmann reveals defiant remarks on law and state. He discusses his journalism ties, rejects ties to specialty papers, and hints at an earlier trial while noting English limits. A photo of Frick’s private office was taken for prosecution use.

Stedponta Poursya Miwa Herr Most Forty-second Street New York Staats Zeitung Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Frick Berkmen

Arbitration and boycotts swirl in Homestead labor crisis

Advisors expect Pennsylvania Railroad to notify, within 48 hours, a move to aid transport of Carnegie steel products under non union labor. Locomotive engineers from Pittsburgh discuss boycotting Carnegie output amid a tense scene as Frick injury dominates through a hot, low-key day at Camp Black.

Hammerstead Pennsylvania Railroad Company Comany Carnegie Steel Works Pennsylvania Company Pittsburg Carnegie Moorestead Frick Father Bullion Rowan Catholic Church Homestead Camp Black Mr. Frick Hugh O’donnell

Vacation rail fares to many destinations on Burlington Route

Burlington Route sells round trip tickets at reduced rates to Denver Colorado Springs Salt Lake City San Francisco Portland Yellowstone Park St Paul Minneapolis Spirit Lake Black Hills Puget Sound points and all tourist points in Colorado Utah Idaho Montana Wyoming Dakota Minnesota Alaska and California. For rates and information write A C Dawes General Pros and Ticket Agent St Louis Mo July 21.

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LARDISs ceding a tunic or children pairing up

Fragmentary text notes pairing and clothing among children. Mentions a pleasant remedy for malaria and referenced illnesses in Biliquanses and liver complaints. No clear event or人物.

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