Protection and Prices Under Tariffs Across History
The piece argues that protection lowers consumer prices and fosters domestic industry, citing Hamilton and later statesmen. It contends free traders err, noting kept duties do not raise home prices and that American fabrics and clothing remain affordable under tariff protection. It recalls England and US steel and cotton trade as evidence of protection’s cost-lowering effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Hamilton
Washington
Jefferson
Minner
Jackson
Webster
Clay
Wiscat
Stalesimon
United States
Cleveland in the Race Presses Dem Nomination Clash
The article cites Harper's Weekly and Chicago Inter Ocean warnings that Cleveland's bid for the Democratic nomination mirrors 1884 and 1888 campaigns. It argues Mugwump support could force party leaders to back Cleveland to avoid losing influential votes and laments party domination by a small minority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Cleveland
Cleveland
Harper's Weekly
the Weekly
Hia
Democratic Party
George William Curtis
Americ Politicos
Chicago
Harrisburg Telegram Plans Elegant Johnstown Disaster Book
The Harrisburg Telegram will publish an elaborate history of the Johnstown calamity in a sumptuous volume. Written by the editor from personal knowledge, the work will include portraits and views from artists. Proceeds benefit printers’ orphans and elderly sufferers, with sales by subscription and local canvassers urged to secure agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iarrisburg
Johnstown
Seribner's Magazine January opens fourth year with new department
Seribner's Magazine begins its fourth year and seventh volume promising a varied, timely program. A new department titled The Point of View offers brief familiar discussions of both passing and permanent topics in literary, artistic, and general interest. Subjects include The Barge Exhibition, Upholstery's Life, social life in print, and The French agency, with Andrew Lang and Joseph Pennell set to contribute illustrated accessions to Harper's.
Grady and Race in the South An Anglo-American Debate
The Philadelphia Press and Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette analyze Mr. Grady's remarks on race, labor, and elections, contrasting Southern unrest with Northern caution. They challenge his figures on voting, fault the South's treatment of Black citizens, and urge fair, patient progress amid deep national tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady
Una
Atlanta
South Carolina
Boston
Virginia
Mr. Grady
Massachusetts
New England
Mr. Girady
Cotton States
Congress
South
Philadelphia Press
Capital
Johor
Sunnyland
Pittsburgh
Vague remarks and early hydraulic vessel tech a Brooklyn launch
The clipping notes Mr. Cable's expected reply to Mr. Tiradys speech and mentions two Northern views of the race problem. It reports a Brooklyn dockyard launch of an experimental vessel using hydraulic power instead of a propeller, costing $200,000, and cites iron output figures from the Iron Age and New York Tribune. It also references Governor Hill in opposition to ballot reform and Grover Cleveland as a supporter, with a disjointed note on an address at Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cable
Lennox
Brooklyn
W. M. Jackson
Boston Journal
Great Britain
New ‘York‘Tribune
Governor Hill
Grover Cleeene
Orns Wipkaire
Grover Les ‘Cleveland
Debates on U S expansion and literary notices in a 19th century issue
The piece cites a Pan American debate context noting opposition to territorial expansion at the expense of southern republics and touches on U S annexation debates. It also reports Herbert Spencer’s refutation of nationalization views and highlights January magazines with J Hawthorne portraits, the novel Millicent and Rosalind, and lavish illustrations in Lippincott's Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Spencer
London Times
J Huxley
Louis Mallet
Poplar Science Monthly
Lippincott's Magazine
Millicent
Rosalind
Johany Clawthorne
Garth
Sunfire
Archibald Malmaison
Julian Hawthorne
Marriage Licenses and Odd Advertisements From Battle Creek
A column lists numerous marriage licenses with pairs from Battle Creek and surrounding areas, noting partners from Bedford Pennfield Goshen Minn Battle Creek Climax and more. The page also contains a series of humorous and antiquated ad items about artists decorating church properties, holiday excursion rates, meat markets, and rail fare details, with scattered names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel C. Peck
Battle Creek
Lillian C. Brown
Emmett
John H. Mamby
Bedford
Susan Errington
Pennfield
Frank EK. Kelsey
Goshen
Ind
Mamie van Middlesworth
LeRoy
Geo
A. Suimaons Dayluthy
Minn
Ann Elizabeth Berry
Battle Cree
John J. Whitbeck
Jennie Worden
Climax
Bill Chas
B. Livingston
Bertha B. Ifong
Tattle Creek
John M. Kobler
Emma Heinrich Phelps
Hattle Creek
George A. Jetrick
Mabel K. Black
Arthur
B. Adams
Florence
Chase
Amsterdam
Edaon L. Dolph
Homer
Sarah
Sweet
Clarendon
Poultry Breeders Plan City Meeting to Form County Association
A meeting of the Poultry Breeders and Fanciers of Urnsdown County is set for 2 p.m. Thursday in Hotel Hamblin Bat tle Creek to form a county association and arrange a February poultry show. The gathering aims to promote home storage and judging, with speakers Bustos and others listed as participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urnsdown County
Hamblin
Battle Creek
Calhawn County
Bustos
Intercat
Honan
Kinny
Marshall
A. Aanow
Albion
Exnoren & Ronson
Tekonsha
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the Statesman
W. F. Lewis
Advanon
Marshal Peat Otten
State St
Mich
Priday
Seribner’s Magazine
Andrew Lang
Joseph
Pennell Willoi
Harper's
Shéritidh
New York
North America
Ohio State Journal
M. D. Avery's
Belgium
Pale
Pontius Pilate
Heaven
Hell
Herod
Tobias
Buainainy
David
Colish
M. D. Avery
Detroit River
B.C
Kate
Toronto
Mackinaw
Auiadec
Strales de Vwion Mar
Baron
M.D. Avery
M Bacon
Shanalian's
M. S
O'Keefe & CO
Sharpsteen
Foer Lighting
Marshall Light CO
Antes
Millia
Black Bull
Bf Rindie Onde
Ie Nee
W. Gleaveland
Veal
Magal Paangee
THE
Marshall Club
M. B. Powell
WM. E. Bosley’s
Rogers Bros
C. Herbert Thompson
C. H. Thompson
Stanley
Emin Key
Sy Asiu
Story OF
Man
Buell
Tina
the Young Folks Bible
Josephine Pollard
Young
Issey
Cram
E. Cooley
FE Coiley
Mataballx
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