McKinley Quoted Washington on Tax Power Debate
In Boston at Tremont Temple, McKinley quotes Washington on revenue and taxation, arguing strong federal power is needed. The piece challenges misquotation about revenue without taxing domestically, notes shifts in tariff reliance, and contrasts direct versus indirect taxes amid a looming deficit in the 1890s context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tremont Temple
Boston
McKinley
George Washington
Chicago Herald
Home Market Club
Republican Party
Ohio
Republicans
Massachusetts
Bostonians
Ohio Statesman
Mills tariff stance misrepresented in Chicago Tribune outline
The Tribune quotes an alleged interview with Roger Q. Mills accusing him of vacillating between free trade and protection. The piece argues Mills is a consistent free-trader aligned with Democratic views, not radical in tariff cuts, and mocks Republican rhetoric about tariffs as revenue tools for an ally government.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Roger Q. Millis
Mills
Mills Siride
Milla
Mdiante
Tcedovsus
Democratc Party
Debate on Tin Plate Tariff Costs and Jobs
W I W argues in the St. Louis Republic that a tin plate tariff would raise US prices by twenty million annually, shift labor costs, and harm farmers and canning industries. He warns against protecting a few capitalists at the expense of workers and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Congress
Missouri
St. Louis Republic
No man should be elected speaker of the national house
Cincinnati Enquirer argues the next speaker must ensure fair money committee appointments and resist pack ing. It warns Democrats against trading questions and calls for a first class all around Democrat chosen for the chair. The editorial says the speaker should distribute talents across issues, not shape legislation, as people watch closely.
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House of Representatives
House
Albvor
Cincinnati Enquirer
Tariffs and US Factory Growth Cited by McKinley
The Boston Herald quotes Major McKinley arguing that revenue tariffs do not build factories while the energy of Americans does. It notes that manufacturing output rose more in the last decade under a revenue tariff than in any prior period, framing attribution to national effort over protection.
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Grippe
United States
Major McKinley
Boston Herald
Ovriova
Major Blackshaw
Faro
Prescott
Surreal Weather Claims Put Under Scrutiny by Judge
County judge Squire Ethan Allen of Texas reviews wild assertions from the St Louis Republic about moisture precipitation tied to Uncle Rusk. The report hints at scientists ready with sugar materials for such precipitation, though the piece reads as a fragment of a larger, nonsensical narrative.
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Squire
Ethan Allen
Texas
Uncle Rusk
St Louis Republic
Fragmentary note on coalition question and administration stance
A garbled fragment discusses the coalination issue and suggests beliefs that a settlement is unlikely this period. It hints at administration efforts to cover broad political actions with minimal commitment amid campaign pressure and public doubt.
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England
Me Can't Bo tt. Gince Games J, Tilden could no re a will his ewan belt
The fragmentary text shows garbled names and phrases, mentioning persons and a possible legal or personal matter. readable bits reference a person named Tilden and a belt, but overall content is unclear and lacks coherent facts or events.
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Gince
Tilden
Arizona Kicker column mocks local figures in wild tales
A satirical Arizona Kicker column targets Col. John Fairbanks and Ben Williams amid threats, pranks, and brawls. It recounts a raucous night of lashes, a windowed jackass rabbit incident, a horse thief at the post office, and Major Blackshaw’s ear tale, all framed as small-town feuds and tall tales.
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John Fairbanks
Cactus Farm
Arizona
Toto Hix
Ben Williams
Ben
Hank White
Red Star
Jackass
Locatro
Gen. Hennesssy
Raisin Valley
Buffalo Creek
Returned Veterans Clash Over Ghost Town Deals
A Westerner returns from Dugout City to find it decayed with overgrown streets while a Gotham buyer questions a prior sale. The talk turns to sleep, frogs in the streets, and speculation about aging and wealth as plans unfold for a new home.
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Mr. Gotham
Dungout City
Fragmented Colonial Echoes and Oddities from Old Newspapers
A collage of stray anecdotes describes strange beliefs of a man who appears to die and return to life, a Boston area hunt slaughtering hundreds of rabbits, vast land investments in Newland totaling about 40 million, a judge’s quip about a boarding-house pie, and varied tidbits including gladiator imagery, Salvation Oil, and a wharf of miscellaneous notes about Greek isle catarrh and Brown’s bronchial troches.
Fragmented advertisements and quotes across papers
A mosaic of ad copy and quotes from various papers, including mentions of a war hunt, patent collars, and medical claims. The jumble references doctors, syllables, and seasonal notes, with vague product promos and a Cyrus Browning line, finishing with cranberry sauce and cod crop figures.
Wanted Women Seek Positive Cure For Habits
An old, garbled advertisement asks women affected by various ailments to send their address for a trial of a “positive cure.” It markets remedies from Ely’s products, claims safety for nasal catarrh and offers scalp or facial products, urging purchasing through druggists and Ely Bros Co. It mentions a child treated safely with Ely's Dream Balm and hints at blood poisoning from unsafe metal thimbles.
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J. C. Marchis
Unica
Ely
J. C. Olmstead
Arcola
Ill
O. A. Cary
Cornin N.Y
ELY Broth
Warren B&t
New York
Mrs Altie C Burch Moves Fence Into Highway Near Detroit
Mrs Altie C Burch, owner of a farm near Detroit, extended a fence several feet into the highway. After on years lit she has eee, ceeneg over 65,000.
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Altie C. Burch
Detroit
Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Ad Claims Women’s Health Benefits
An advertisement declares Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription cures female complaints, claims it strengthens the system and eyes, is a harmless vegetable medicine, and offers a money back guarantee. It promotes Pleasant Pellets as modern liver and bowels remedies, contrasting with other so-called better options.
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California Fig Syrup CO
Frank A. Hale
de Witt House
Lewiston
Tontine Hotel
Brunswick
Boschee
Donald Kennedy
Roxbury, Mass
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Phigdsipla
Levi
Salvatio
Dikots
Minnesota
PTU
Interr Il Vents
Louisville Courier-Journal
Tle
Agathem
Empire
Mason Valley
Neveds
Newland
Baltimore American
Isles
Greece
Bappho
Dr. Bull
Alameda
Cal
Dr. Harter Medicine Co
Boston Transcript
Columbus Post
Aritheneus
Ryant ‘Es College
Buffalo
N.Y
Engnortho Lant
Caxvassens
Sylly Company
Chicago
Turkey
Washington Star
Cheney &Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Woolgate Dru
Kinsay & i
Texas Billings
Boston Beacon
Mtn
Kaa Lowel Cour
Hansen
Warren Care
Bradford
Ual
Foote
Rhea Po
Picayune
Blake, Bruce & Co
Omaha
Neb
Merville Journal
Dr. Luli
Philadelphia Record
Oriel
Caatoria
Misa
Cantoria
Ke, Bruce & Co
Neos Cua Agenta
Binvidad
California
Sigk
Carters
Examiner
Bureau
Fes Meare
San Francisco Examiner
Tad
Joan Wedderaven
Mores
Ar Brest
H.W. Weshlastes
Beert Bees
St.louis
St. Lowis
Grand Opera House
Karces
Olympic
Sra
Kendal
Martin's
Iver
Byron
Business Colleges
Louis Telegraph College
Northath St
St. Louis High School of Telegraphy
Olive
Mound City Business College
Chestnut
A. Moll
Franklin Ave
Bend
Hex & Moody
Knight Miron
Charlee St
Wisgautly
Nice
Ickham
Whittier
Charles
Orphan Boy
Saints
Hayward
Harter Medicine CO
St. Louis, Mo
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Sisade
Owen
Otrio Ita Owen
Broadway
Louis
International Press Association
LA Patrice O'Farrell
NSIO
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Pilesea Ae
Welletite
Amy
Les
Ine
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Toompeon
Kidden
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