President's Message endorses silver plan and tariff steadiness
The second annual message of President Hayes reviews government work over the past year. It lauds departmental conduct, supports current monetary policy, and favors no rush to free coinage. It urges continued study of the silver law and careful action on apportionment and election reforms. The president backs tariffs, reciprocity, and modernization bills to strengthen trade, the courts, and rail safety while urging prudent appropriations.
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Jonianas Ree
Heteison
In & Word
Fimor
Siveral Department
England
Congress
House
Senate
Supreme Courts
Post Office Department
Tia
Lost Flag and the Great Lakes Trade Debate
A Minneapolis Tribune fragment discusses the enduring figure of the flag, then shifts to Lake Superior commerce. It cites rising ore, coal, and grain movements, increasing lake tonnage, and the growth of steel steamers. It contrasts inland shipping gains with Canada’s small share and questions protectionist impacts on shipbuilding.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Proctor Knott
Atlin Ue
Iss
Lake Superior
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Lake Erie
Chicago
Milwaukee
Duluth
Northwest
Clyde
Atiike Yards
Canada
Suez
Liverpool
London
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Odd Vision of Trade, Oil, and Steel in American Industry
The text discusses vast flows of oil coal wheat and ships between United States ports, arguing protection is key to both appearance and disappearance of trade. It contrasts iron trade with untouched northwest soil and suggests a wistful image of Pennsylvania and manufacturing as mere pleasant woods, with Indian canoes on the shore.
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United States
Northwest
Pennsylvania
President Harrison Praises Agriculture in Message
The Des Moines Register reports President Harrison’s congressional message highlighting agriculture. It notes rising farm prices from 1889 to 1890, increased exports of live cattle hogs and dairy, and calls for stronger inspection and sanitary measures under new tariff-driven sugar supervision. The article praises Secretary Rusk and foresees expanded farming influence in national policy.
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Des Moines Register
Harrison
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Rusk
Secretary of Agriculture
Tly
Secretary of the Treasury
Department
Political Notes From The Era On Party Strategy
The column surveys Republican aims for 1392 nomination with Blaine and Bisine mentioned, urges early apportionment, and weighs silver and whisky politics. It notes a near unity in pro-Bisine sentiment, postal revenue gains, and cautions Cleveland on monetary policy while urging unity ahead of Congress.
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Steacen Reep
Wuex
West
Blaine
James G. Bisine
Henry Cray
Cleveland
Daniel Manning
Cheverany
House of Representatives
Republican Senate
Congress
Cl Lgud
Sunday School Lesson on the Risen Christ and Hearts Aglow
Reflections on Luke 24 24 53 emphasize a personal encounter with the risen Jesus guiding believers from doubt to renewed faith. The article urges heartfelt study and active witness, noting how Christ partners with the seeker who opens to his presence and spirit.
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Lydia
Ortemali
Lydis
Luke
Hing
Rev
G. Moule
von Creator
O’brien
Christ
Church of Christ
Dinarder
Neums
Oformureef
Ula
Andrew
Nathaniel
Ingis
Oley
Jesus
Tn Exmaus Road
Lila Larga
Malachi
Lus
Jon
Borrowed Brightness and the Colored Man's Remark
Fragmentary OCR text presents a distorted quote about a colored man and a player, with garbled names and phrases. It hints at race and morality themes but lacks coherent detail, making the exact event, people, or place unclear.
Michigan Happenings and Local Tragedies of the Era
A mixed column reports on a dramatic rescue by farmer Krieger shielding his three children from a passing train over a trestle, the death of his 11 year old daughter, and other local misfortunes. It mentions water aftermath, stock increases for Alpena Light, street renaming proposals in West Bay City, land conflicts in Lindwood, a family murder in Saginaw, a Palmer brothers shooting and trial, extensive Sunday school statistics, and various small-town incidents in Michigan.
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Neahh Monroe
Krieger
Lake Shore Railway
Oie Capital
Alpena Efertiie Light Company
Mourderer
Lyuching
Albert Palmer
William
Saginaw
William Palmer
Argutal
Reynolds
State Sunday School Association
Michigan
Turn
Patrona of Industry of Michigan
Patrons' Commercial Union of
N. Deland
Jackson
George J. Moore
Medina
D. A. Reynolds
Lida Fall
Oakland County
Fordier
Birmingham
Fall
Pernorr
Youmans
Bliss
Dol. L. Shaw
Shaw
Pontiac Asylum
John Princa
Detroit
Prince
Fllovson Minkler
Ionia
Mich
Lyons
Ionia County
New York
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Jerse Review
Ion
Tartinon
Conagrese
Korie
Censis
Taylor
Illinois
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Vuafalth
Northern
Grand Rapids & Indiana
Pis
Lina
Mackinaw Island
Bault Ste. Marie
Martte
Les Cheneaux Islands
Petoskey and
Bay. View
Harbor Springs
Harbor Point
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad
Cincinnati
Petoskey
Mackinaw
Michigan Central Railroad
Kalamazoo
L. Lockwood
Graup Rapips
Niagara
Tralas Rus
Fej
A.M
Kalama
Battle
Ostarco
Jac Datroit
MTP
OMI
Marshall and
Albion
Aaron Rare
Kooiton
Buffalo
Cuti
T.ag
Marengo Marshell Pool
Derescy
Battle Cr'k
Ai Ag
Kalamen OO
Pre Ti
Am Air Line
PBS
Union City
C.R
Fubgles
Gen
P. i
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Tokerety
American Protective Tariff Lea
Ces
Aneuepe Ness
Apers
South
C. L. Edwards
Orseer
D. A. Hapenan
R. P. Porter
Henry M. Bory
Americas Protective
York
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