Cleveland Demagogue Attacks at Tiarnian Banquet
The piece rails at ex president Grover Cleveland for his speech at the Tiarnian banquet. It accuses him of demagogy and shyster rhetoric while praising protective tariffs and McKinley. The writer condemns Cleveland as a pretentious opportunist seeking to undermine American industry and employment.
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New York
Prdea
Grover Cliveland
United States
Cleveland
Sinan
Clevelaid
Policn Syyerte
Esata
Mary Sagerkanet
Justhr
Fakirbay
Liti Natig
Cas
Chive
Nero
Rome
McKinley
America
Grover Cleveland
Republicans Bolts Harm National Democratic Ticket in 1802
The piece argues that Republicans who bolt the ticket inflict lasting damage beyond the immediate election, claiming Grover Cleveland would be unable to engage in politics or the broader public sphere without the Republicans' actions. The text reflects partisan tension and historical speculation.
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Grover Cleveland
Repubicans
Republicans blamed for Cleveland fame route in New York
Fragmentary Des Moines Capital clipping accuses Republicans of faults leading to Grover Cleveland's rise to supposed greatness and fame. The incomplete text references New York politics and a former supreme judge, though details are garbled and unclear.
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Des Moines
Grover Cleveland
Republic State of
New York
Free Trade Delusions and Protection in US History
A Salt Lake Tribune excerpt critiques Sir Lyon Playfair’s Leeds speech arguing free trade will ruin US food exports within two decades. The piece questions whether US manufacturing growth and McKinley era tariffs can preserve breadstuffs, while contrasting Ireland’s free trade outcomes and the risks to Irish emigrants under protectionist policy.
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Salt Lake Tribtine
Leeds
Eng
Sir Lyon Playfair
Ayer
Lyon Plasfair
United States
England
Canada
McKintey
Sir Lyon
Ireland
Dishonesty Found Out in Political Debate
Fragmented early 20th century discourse reveals attacks on media and public figures. The piece cites distortions by opponents and praise for measured responses while noting growing public distrust and partisan rhetoric. It references European sentiment and the influence of press and politicians on democracy.
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Digosteni
Cho Magtinley
Taf
Aderaael
Abe
Rifurar Pryyes
Pine del Times
The Democratic Game of Tag in Congress
Chicago Inter Ocean notes a quiet, frenzied race among Democratic congressmen for the Speaker's chair, many eyeing the potential presidential impact. The contest centers on Cleveland and Hill, with reformer Mills playfully tossing his hat for the role as party factions align around the future leadership and policy directions.
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Chicago
Meno
Cleveland
Hill
Mills Ly
Democratic factions clash over southern privilege and 1892 politics
The passage analyzes state supremacy, southern privilege, and factional divides within the Democratic Party. It notes Georgia, Texas, and northern Democrats as players, with mill policy shifts and potential impact on Cleveland and Mills in a fragmented race. The piece suggests Republican observers track possible nominee shifts.
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Texas
Georgia
Siashiné
Cleveland
Congress
Elief
Patty Inadurs
Fourteen Times As High Taxes In American Trade Debate
A transcribed controversial discussion features Vic George Sening and others critiquing protective tariffs and their impact on American industry. Testimony claims U S taxes on cattle, meat, and wool rise prices and burden workers, contrasting English and American wages.
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Chlonga Inter
New York
Senior
Sharks of Wall Arrest
Osee Mutall
Political Notes on Democratic Strategy and Mississippi Vote
The Democratic Party faces internal divisions over free trade and 1893 stances as Mills criticizes rival leaders. Carlisle’s absence at the Thurman banquet draws scrutiny while Will Springer is faulted for missing similar events. Mississippi’s congressional vote totals reveal about 31,000 ballots and seven seats, highlighting proportional representation and suffrage suppression. Carlisle protested Cleveland’s trade policy, urging a reply to Congress, illustrating Republican reactions to Carlisle’s remarks.
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Bus
Sevator Carlisle
Thurman
Col
Will Springer
Cleveland
Sul
Democratic Party
Co . Ivia
Carlisle
Congress
Debutante Fashion and Social Manners in New York
A lengthy fashion essay from New York discusses balls and debutantes, detailing dinner-party etiquette, dress expectations, and the social pressures facing young women. It highlights gowns described with embroidery, canary yellows, and white silks, and notes the importance of a long, aristocratic waist, with commentary on mothers guiding their daughters through elaborate social events.
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New York
Madame de Staci
Gowdust
Petroles
Sungetoria
AnNidad Oraaunas
Hennevier
Lois Quirize
Anal
Pete
Ted Stapel
Strom & Belieuet
Richest Banker In World and Sprawling Biographies
People of note feature a baron described as one of the world’s richest bankers, Baron Mleishroder of Berli. Bryoyano Kipeino sports a scarlet fez and eyeglasses in his sanctum. Alphonse Dauber is recovered and drafting a new novel. Guy Aurien enjoys gardening and is a skilled cook. Tug, Duke of Wortland, age 33, is noted as one of the kingdom’s heaviest men in North Wales, with a curious note about a deed signed by an unidentified party.
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Baron Mleishroder
Berli
Bryoyano Kipeino
Alphonse. Dauber
Guy. Aurien
Tilmself
Tug
Duke of
Duke of Wortland Is 33 Years of and One of the Fattest Men In the Alta Kingdom
Protection Tariffs Document Series Promotes Industry
The American Protective Tariff League issues a valued series of art documents arguing for Protection across farms, labor, and trades. Each pamphlet cites wage and living cost comparisons to support protective policies. Orders: 3 cents per title, or 30 cents for twelve, postage paid.
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American Protective Tariff Lead
Pidee
A. Teatre Emmy
Peeth
Lalor and Industriea
United States
Houen B. DiBert
E. BP
Dullee
Gero
Drarer
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C. L. Iowanns
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Ponren
Eisaae
Ion
Seanevere
Callom Speecer
da Rotsd
Atl Phi Mo
Hevey Mt Horr
Ge American Pedceatt
Talvaagus
Ats Row
York
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