National prosperity debated in 19th century tariff history
The Madison Courier editorial argues periods of protection and free trade shaped prosperity from 1789 to 1861. It contrasts Democratic tariff policies with Republican protection, cites Yale historian William G. Sumner, notes a 1857 panic, and claims the 1847–1860 era was prosperous under a tariff for revenue and limited protection.
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Madison Courier
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Courier
Wm. G. Bummer
Yale College
United States
Polk
Walker
House
Senate
Niles and
Cary
England
California
The Weekly Herald Price Offer
A compact notice noting a weekly Herald edition priced at 35 cents through January 1st.
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Herald
Editor Lew Morrell Arrest Judged in Jail Overnight
The Michigan City Enterprise editor Lew Morrell was arrested last Friday night in LaPorte and jailed without access to counsel or friends. The piece condemns gag laws and political corruption, urging repeal by the next Legislature.
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Lew Morrell
Michigan City Enterprise
LaPorte
Enterprise
Morrell
Condition of Guy Hendricks Improves Despite Gangrene Diagnosis
Dr. Parvin reports the case is gangrene but not necessarily fatal. He notes the patient’s temperate habits and strong constitution may help resist the disease.
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Guy. Hendricks
U S Mint Circulates $20,900 In Duarte Week
The United States Mint placed 20,900 standard silver dollars in circulation for the week ending November 4 in Duarte. This compares with 360,400 dollars circulated in the same period last year.
Fake Ten Dollar Treasury Notes Flood New York Scene
Authorities report a surge of counterfeit ten dollar treasury notes circulating in New York City. Police warn the public to scrutinize currency and banks are advised to increase checks for suspect bills.
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City of
New York
Libel suit filed in Fort Wayne against Sheriff hopeful
The Fort Wayne Gazette is sued for libel by Peter Certin Democratic sheriff candidate seeking 10000 dollars. Separate items report divorce granted to Charles C. Lewis from Idance Archibald near Lafayette amid rumors of her opera ambitions. Also, traders Hugh Hardshaw robbed of 600 dollars and injured after a riverbank assault at New Amsterdam Harrison county. John and Mrs. Klog attacked in Battle Ground. assailant fled after striking them with a club.
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Fort Wayne
Charles C. Lewis
Kansas City
Idance Archibald
Lafayette
New Amsterdam
Harrison County
Hugh Hardshaw
Bertha Lee
Louisvile
John Klog
Battle Ground
Mrs. Klog
Mr. Klog
Charges Against Captain De Long of Jeannette Expedition
Minneasporis Minn Nov 2 The Tribune will print an interview with Dr D F Collins brother of Jerome J Collins scientist with the Jeannette expedition. He says De Long used his position to persecute crew and prevented work and notes from reaching the board. He alleges Melville falsified weather reports and claims jealousy among officers over monthly medical exams.
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Minneasporis
Minn
the Tribune
D. F. Collins
Jerome J. Collins
Jeannette
New York
de Long
Ninderman
Boras
Bartlett
Siberia
Melville
Mr. Collins
Mesave
Collins
Dan‘enhower
Kusmah
Counterfeit $10 notes threaten Washington shops
Treasury officials warn of a flood of counterfeit ten dollar notes, series 75 letter C, with at least twenty passed to shopkeepers. The piece notes broader budget figures, a not guilty verdict in the Soteldo murder case, Capitol extension spending, and political tensions involving Utah, Col lins charges, and Beecher speaking against Folger.
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Treasury
Vermont
Indiana
Iowa
Minnesota
A. M. Soteldo
Soteldo
Clarence M. Barton
Edward Cook
United States Capitol
Capitol
Government Printing Office
Washington Court House
Townsend
District of Columbia
New York
Folger
Jere Black
Pennsylvania
Utah
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Utah Commission
Murray
Republic
Commission
Congress
Black
Associated Press
Melville
Colling
Minneapolis
DeLong
Jeannette
Collins
Danenhower
Democratic Victories Dominate Yet Murky Returns
A chaotic late election roundup reports Democratic leads across states including Virginia Boston and New York with gains in Congress and statewide offices. Figures show Butler Folger Cleveland and Hay among others winning or leading. Connecticut New Jersey Texas Indiana and Pennsylvania lean Democratic with several districts decisive and margins varying from a few thousand to tens of thousands.
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Eaton
Mitchell
Seymour
Wayte
Milwaukee
Morrison
Terrell
Robeson
New Jersey
Boston
Butler
Pittsburg
Beavers
Allegheny County
Man From Naken Foe Fights Fruit Swindler Reunion
A Naken resident recalls confronting a former fruit swindler in Detroit around eight years ago. The farmer chased the swindler to Wash tenaw County and challenged him on the road. The two fought briefly with the Naken man beating the stranger and noting the rival fights better now than years ago.
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Naken
Detroit
Washtenaw County
Rascal
Detroit Post
tNo
Australia
Napken
Boone Named to Fill Henry County Recorder Vacancy
The Republican county committee of Henry county placed Jonathan C. Boone on the ticket for recorder to fill the vacancy caused by the death of John D. Cameron. At the nominating convention Boone had received the second highest votes after Cameron.
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Republican County Committee
Henry County
Jonathan C. Boone
John D. Cameron
Boone
Cameron
Bachupalba Quick Care for Kidney and Urinary Ailments
Druggists at Depot-Swormstedt & Co. offer Bachupalba as a quick complete care remedy addressing kidney and bladder urinary disorders priced at $1. The ad emphasizes ease of use and broad relief for related ailments.
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Hines
Swormstedt & Co
Iowa Prohibition Amendment Ruling By Davenport Judge
Judge Walter I. Hayes rules the prohibition amendment not properly part of the state constitution due to inadequate journal entries and conflicting legislative records. The piece notes disagreement over the act's scope and its passage by the Eighteenth General Assembly, while promoting Kidney-Wort as a superior remedy for constipation, liver, and kidney disorders.
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Iowa
Walter I. Hayes
Davenport
Eighteenth General Assembly
Higher Grain Prices Foreseeable in Grain Stock Shortage
The Cincinnati Gazette notes that country grain stocks are below average. Poor 1831 harvests depleted supplies before 1882 harvests, and despite a good current crop, stocks as of November first remain below average. This shortage will influence future price adjustments and is a key concern for farmers and dealers.
Notice of Application for Liquor License Madison IN
Notice is given that ay unlisted applicant will apply to the Jefferson County Indiana Commissioners at the December term 1882 for license to sell malt spirituous and vinous liquors in less than a quart on premises No 62 North side Main Cross street Fourth ward Madison in the city.
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Jefferson County
State of
Indiana
Said County
Main Cross and
McIntyre Streets
Madison
Nonce
Commissioners’ Court
Fourth Ward
Main Cross Street
Broadway
Poplar Lane
Jefferson Amateen
Market Reports Manisox November 8 1882
Market notes from Manisox dated November 8 1882 report financial items and commodity prices with brief mention of local rates and market movements. Names and figures appear but specifics are fragmentary in the source.
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Nellie Stevans
Walter Smith
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Rose Smith
Annie Sisco
Nannie H Stokes
Clara B Smith
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Charlotte Thornton
Princillia Taylor
Louisia Thomas
Katie Vath
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Alice White
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Mary E Younger
Sallie Young
Wia Amaden
F Bristow
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Francis Backer
George W Carpenter
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William Frooks
Milton Frazer
Patrick Gerithy
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Henry Lorey
Jack Medal
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Henry E. Pope
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