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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1892
Page
7
A Springfield man reports that his wife suffered long with severe headaches and heart palpitations. After trying August Flower, she gained immediate relief despite prior medical treatment in the city and Boston, and he praises the remedy highly.
The article cites Mr McKinley supporting duties on imports paid by the government and public, then retracting to say foreigners pay. It notes arguments from Chicago Herald and Chicago Terald about Republican aims and Wisconsin politics, plus letters praising Salvation Oil and Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup and a remark on cyclones.
The Wisconsin Republican party faces a weak race led by Railroad Attorney Spooner who lost a Senate bid two years earlier. German named Koch is set as Lieutenant Governor candidate to win back alien voters. The platform attacks Democratic redistricting as partisan while accusing the convention of humbug and promising to emulate Democrats’ course. The campaign centers on Spooner’s revived bid and party infighting.
The Harrison administration left the treasury nearly depleted with reported surpluses vanishing. Across cited years 1885 to 1887 the excess revenue over expenditures declined from 17.9 million to 855 million dollars amid warnings of rising taxation under Republicans. The piece contrasts historic English tariff outcomes with modern protection, urging prudent economy and condemning subsidy and treasury looting rhetoric.
The piece argues Horace Greeley’s successors and Whitelaw Reid have long opposed organized labor. It claims Reid reversed his labor stance just before his nomination, under pressure, to appease party factions, a move the Pittsburg Press suggests betrays workers and undermines shared labor interests.
While a cabinet member Blaine was described as a mental and physical wreck by President Harrison. Since retirement he has regained robust health and Harrison urges him to take the stump. Gazette notes this surprising recovery and renewed public duty.
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