Tariff debate critique in 19th century press
A polemical piece criticizes protectionism and tariff policies tied to the steel industry, arguing high tariffs harm American consumers and labor. It denounces the Register and Leader for stubbornly defending protection, calling tariffs a graft and a sham benefiting trusts. The piece attacks free trade opponents while urging readers to see through vested interests.
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Paar
Lasider
Schwab
Steel Trust
Hegister
Lauler
Register and Leader
William My Monian Feet Referred Repeatedly
A fragment notes frustration with repeated references to feet in columns, attributed to William My Monian. The line suggests weariness at the persistence of the phrase or motif across writings.
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William My Monian
When the Cuckoos Screams in Political Disarray
A fragmented editorial from St. Joseph Observer critiques Republican leaders and auditors. It condemns protectionism as fake and mocks political figures, urging scrutiny of the Dees Motes Hevyster and Leader amid rising public discontent.
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St. Joseph
Hevyster
Abolition Effort Reported From Mrs RockePecen
Reported by Mrs RockePecen, the effort aims to abolish him while working through his mil lichies, reflecting a tense public dispute and contentious agenda.
Death of Thomas Platt Shocks New York City
Prominent U.S. Senator Thomas Platt, longtime Republican leader of New York, died suddenly on the ith inst, leaving a void in state and national politics. His tenure spanned two decades, shaping party strategy and legislative priorities across the era.
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Blounwen
United States
Thomas ©. Platt
New York
Prices Higher For Farm Owners In Cleveland Era
Fragmentary record notes that during Cleveland's administration farm owners faced rising prices, described as higher than any prior period. The source lettering is incomplete but indicates a fiscal or economic commentary on agricultural costs under that presidency.
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Clevelind
Rockefeller Seeks Republican Congress on Distribution
It is eminently fit that John D. Rockefeller should consult a republican congress about the distribution of his millions. That party has protected and upheld him while others prey in the world.
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John DD. Rockefeller
Lewis
Taft advisers tangled in wary political maneuvering
Fragmentary remarks criticize Mr Taft for being steered by aides. The speaker urges him to abandon Aldred and Sunnen, to resist group influence and develop independent judgment.
Irregular Suit and Political Jabs From Local War of Words
A fragmented column taints a Cleveland area tale of a divorce suit involving Mrs. Elizabeth Keller and William Keller amid a stream of local gossip. The piece drifts into observations on May Be Taft politics, Wade Ellis, and Taft’s stance with references to district elections, census work, and insurgent tensions within the Republican Party.
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Crow
Fourteenth District
Taft
Caruthersville
Republican Party
Missouri Rally Teaches Taft Era Politics
Fragmented OCR text outlines a Missouri gathering with speakers including Big Chief Crow and Little Brother discussing what Congress would look like without Taft. It notes political alignments, the Senate, and reactions to Taft’s views, then shifts to rural Missouri musings on crops and prices with a nostalgic call for staple goods and self sufficiency.
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Schetipesi
Missouri
Vyrether
Cape Giramdlent
Mareh
Sundance
Big Chief Crow
Congress
Thibrteanth Reservation
Farm Progress Free Teaspoons Offer
Farm Progress of St. Louis Missouri offers six beautiful teaspoons as a premium for a one year subscription payable in cents or a two year subscription at a different rate. The spoons are six and a half inches long solid white metal durable and tarnish resistant. Existing subscribers can extend their term.
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Farm Progress of
St. Louis
United States
Traveling With Taft Captures Public Interest in Urgent Readings
Alfred Henry Lewis's Traveling with Taft gains popularity as readers see how issues affect daily life. The Maroty installment follows Taft through major cities Minneapolis Des Moines Houston Denver with witty, insightful commentary on political reception and public sentiment. The piece notes the series’ strong reach amid a public eager for accessible political narrative.
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Alfred Henry Lewis
Taft
Mr. Lew
Minneapolis
Dee Moines
Denver
Phallinger
Interian
Bey
Eric
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