Protective tariff debate on tin plates and wages
The article debates the U S protective policy, arguing tariffs support domestic manufacturing and wages. It cites wages, imports, and producer profits, warning that higher duties raise prices and deter foreign competition, while urging continued protection for tin plate production and related jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
eHipa
Nde
Gereli
Caibeleng
Dave
Dollane
Ian
Tevenio Mas
Wildateas
Winliona
Ween
National Economy Debates and Farm Prices Contrast
A long stream of economic arguments discusses McKinley era tariffs, trade deficits, and domestic farming gains. It cites Armenian farmers, pensioners, and domestic price comparisons across decades to argue for home markets and protective measures. The piece blends editorials from Chicago Inter Ocean, Minneapolis Tribune, and Coldwater Courier, highlighting shifts in wages, imports, and agricultural pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Coldwater Courier
Wedding of Monkey Performer Delights New York Crowd
A wedding in New York interior features a monkey as a star, with a hand organ performance, guests wandering indoors and out, and a centrifugal spirit moving attendees. The event drew many out-of-town visitors and ended with the bride joining the guests on the lawn as the monkey outshines prior acts. The piece notes other era items and curiosities from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prigtesa
Begathia Meliies
Alent Prem
Impredazio
Moe
Match Ib
Pookela
Fragmented religious sects and missionary influence in historic tales
The article sketches obscure religious groups amid mountain communities, noting decayed branches of Christianity, local sects tied to Nazarene terminology, and tribes led by figures linked to Christian and Islamic beliefs. It mentions Bellanta shepherds, Bax man Hog, and a Tikatebes Seid drawing American missionary support before sectarian persecutions.
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Chakiesos
Nomadia Mountalanen
Aii
Clitar
Ali
Meet
Odd phrases and a wallow in English humor
A fragmented piece discusses quirky English expressions such as quite a few and good many, noting how meanings can flip. It references misreadings and jokes about language, mentioning facsimile portraits and a jumble of names and items from a bygone era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angie St
Holland
Alphonso
Spain
Prince Alexputer
Sezvig
Dalian
Wiles
Soi & Sn
Eaenets
Charlee
Faiat
Walter Watts
Islage
Alerwet Jishats
Hubert
Underwood Jobson
Ote
P. Crapech
Fragmentary historic notice from damaged OCR page
A partial readable fragment describes a movement or action toward a location, referencing distances in miles and a store description. The text is garbled, but implies an early morale or march and a rapid relocation or exchange. Names, places, and precise actions remain unclear due to the OCR damage.
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Southwess
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