Tariff defense on wages and prices argued
A historical tariff argument contends protection lowers production costs, raises American labor skill and invention, and sustains steady output. It claims higher wages follow from increased demand, while lower prices benefit consumers, contrasting with free trade’s alleged concentration of wealth and instability in markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akill
Hia
Atra Piven
Manufacturera Catoxlatia
Drofita
McHinlay
United Kingdom
Frea Trede
Wool production and tariff politics disputed in Congress
The article argues against free wool imports, noting Texas could supply third class wool and urging retention of protective duties. It recounts Rhode Island campaign tactics for Grover Cleveland, critiques Democratic tariff policies, and highlights the need for a strong protectionist stance amid 1890s political shifts. It references Senator Aldrich, Secretary Whitney, and the Cleveland campaign's funding attempts in Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claveland
Rhode Island
Aldrich
Rhode Tsland
Democrate
Cleveland
Kay
Rhody
New England
Rhode Iuland
New Enginna
New York
Whitney
Provence
Friends of the Perpetual Condidate
Node Island
Tariff politics and Senate roadblock cited
The article discusses Democrats in Congress opposing tariff bills they see as protections for only select industries while threatening broader free trade. It notes President Harrison’s stance and claims the Senate blocks passage, with references to political shifts on the Pacific Coast and the argument against cheap labor.
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Og Chaapas
Friends of Protection
Pernarul
Tribune
Firat
Aligdon
Leingall
Thiat Mensura
New York Tribune
Clurdy
Grover Cleveland
Washington, D. C
Piothras
House
Senate
Harrison
Mysterious burglary ends with mirror misread and gunfire
In Chicago a pair of burglars climbed to a second story and looted the Highs at Bellevue Place as diamonds glittered on the dresser. A misread reflection in a small mirror caused one thief to fire, wounding himself and fleeing as smoke and gunpowder filled the room. Police traced the assailants, who vanished. a later inspection recovered broken glass and a turlet hole in the mirror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aventis Poles
Chicago
George High
Bellevue Plaice
Jti¢H
Myrs
Fred
Uigh
Omea
Chimney Problems and Simple Solutions in Old Buildings
A New York writer analyzes persistent chimney issues, noting some chimneys fail to draw while others strike. The article argues the cure is simple: erect straight flues high enough to clear neighboring roofs. It critiques builders' ignorance of construction rules and the passion for impractical designs across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiyinoyy
New York
Prihune
Eee BF
Annan Co
Connl Bt
United State
Beecham
Pilla
Symbol of congressional authority and a Paced World History note
Describes a congressional mace with thirteen ebony rads and silver bands, symbol of authority crafted in 1834, weighing twenty pounds, custodial by the Sergeant at Arms. Also includes disjointed notes on Marquis Hosokawa and a dubious Japanese debt deed, then references Argentine finances with inflated figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con- Mons
United States Congress
Washington
Union
Bergeant-il-arma
Hosokawa
Hosokawe Mtehu
Penitent Psalm and the Baptist's Call in May Devotion
A fragmentary sermon notes on Psalm 51 and the Baptists. The writer explores cleansing from sin, repentance, and the role of God's mercy, comparing covenant renewal with baptism and the path to salvation. It references David, justificati on by grace, and urges heartfelt contrition.
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Ain
David
Tonderneas
Jerusalem
Douay
Scourtoy
Anos
God
Wiphel
Lesvooff
Jerome
York
Inao
Asregard
Christ
Grura
Anton Biptissu
Mson
G.d
Juba the Baptist
Jny
Gol
Jeremiah
Jobu
Delight Jo Goda Hiding Bash Axt Jesson
Fragmentary OCR notes show names such as Delight Jo, Goda, Bash, Axt, and Jesson in a disjointed event listing with unclear context. No coherent action, place, or date is readable to establish a clear news item.
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Jesson
Delight
God
Bash
Wright the Honest Man and a Tall Tale at Wright’s Dooryard
Ben Wright, longtime local in Boston, is remembered as a friendly, practical man who ran a corner shop at Brattis and ptroats. A humorous anecdote recounts a daylight crowd ordering a feast of crackers and philosophy, with Wright quipping about paying for the meal and the crowd departing satisfied. The tale reflects Wright’s sturdy humor and community regard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Wight
Rowen
Ben Wright
Brattis
Wright Bight
Pitts
Baparn
Walter
Ore Guffey
C Wright
Teady Sen
Philos
Tach
Ald Wright
Rey Wright
Boston News
Spring Medicine Promoted As Vital Blood Purifier
An ad touts a popular spring remedy, Hood's Sarsaparilla, as the standard spring medicine. It claims to purify and vitalize blood, improve appetite, relieve biliousness, and boost overall health and energy after winter confinement. It notes benefits to kidneys and liver and urges trying the product this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Hood
Catarrh Cure Ad Voiced by Doctor Gorsuch
A letter from Dr L A Gorsuch of Monora Ohio asserts that Catarrh Cure, manufactured by Beecham, cures every case when taken as directed. The ad promises $100 to any case not cured and names Beecham's Pills as sole US agents with a 25 cent price.
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ToLeno
Monara
B. J. Cheney & Co
Gentlanta
Medias
Atocese Ag
Tayo
Dino A
Gorsuch
M.D
Hali
J. Che & Co
Prove
Toledo
Drita
Scott Fe ge actors rion of slall druggiins everywhere so
The readable text is fragmented and unclear but appears to reference drug use and a warning or description of actors or individuals connected to it. No clear event, date, or organization can be determined from the fragments.
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Scott
Rion
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Free Trade
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Pobrossy
Abe
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Dem
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John
Washington Star
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W. Baker
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