Praise for Cleveland and critique of opponents
The passage defends President Cleveland’s integrity and industry while condemning Republican critics. Citing the New York Commercial Advertiser, it lauds Cleveland’s devotion to the country, transparent integrity, and Democratic simplicity, noting critics’ snarl while predicting his reputation will rise with time.
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Cleveland
New York Commercial Advertiser
Textile industries need free ores and lower pig iron duty
The piece argues textiles are vital for employment and trade, faults U S tariff policy, urges free ore imports and lower pig iron duties to cut costs. It cites pig iron as key, notes southern ore proximity lowers costs, and urges Tariff Reform Clubs to press for tariff reductions.
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Alabama
England
Germany
Abram S. Hewitt
New York
Lindley Vinten
Vintem Iron Works
Indianapolis
Birmingham
Ala
Sloss
Sclieenhof
Pennsylvania
Mack
Terre Haute
Ines
Brazil
Ind
Pries
South
United States
Bessemer Steel
Great Britain
Bessemer
Tex
Schoenhof
Madison Machine Co
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Political Campaign Money and Voter Bribery Critique
A editorial denounces the immoral use of money in political campaigns. It distinguishes legitimate campaign costs from bribery and corruption, arguing money should not corrupt voters or the electoral process.
Unclear text fragment on remedies and health claims
Fragmentary note mentions beads celery and remedies for sickness with unclear references. No coherent events, persons, or organizations are identifiable.
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New Record
Democratic Society of Pennsylvania
the Sentinel
Democratic Party
Congress
Friends of Tariff’ Reform
League
Wilh
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Wells, Richardson & CO Prape
Charles Sarbagts
Aloe & Lodge Madisos, Ind
Brest
Kieven
West Main Street
Corlies