Free Trade Fears and Swiss Presidency Highlight 1803 Statesman Recap
In Marshall Michigan the article cites Danbury era concerns over free trade proposals by the Democratic wing and warns of economic disruption if protection is weakened. It also notes Swiss politics with Col Frey newly elected president, a Civil War veteran and diplomat, plus Michigan figures Tom Palmer and Governor Rich discussed in a broad review.
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Mil Frey
Little Republic
New York Sun
Frey
Switzerland
Forum
Fisid
Pollmois
Ile
Gattysbury
Libby
Salisbury
National Council
Washington
Twenty-Fourth Trinely
Five Billion Dollars Lost by Free Trade Threats
A 19th century analysis argues that bank clearings declined from April to October under a free trade threat, totaling a net loss of about five billion dollars across US cities. It cites Cleveland's era, monthly drops, and the broader impact on wages, production, and employment while contrasting protectionist gains and rising US wealth and exports.
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AIR
JGR
Banka
Cleveland
Inga
Bradstreat's
Tabor
Man in Box Surprises Express Crew at Sheridan
A man allegedly shipped a 260 to 278 pound box from Omaha to Sheridan via Adams Express. The box arrived loaded on the express car, later found empty with a man’s imprint on the inside end. Burglary or escape theory swirls as agents review the scene and fare charges of 13.15 are tied to the suspect’s identity. Patrols and inquiries intensify as officials seek the box occupant.
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Burlington
Opsrates
Acline
Sheridan
Adama Eispresa
Basit
Ofc
Smith
Adama Expreea
Omaha
Sherdan
Express
Expresa
Wood
Express Company
Railway’ Company
Omaha World-Herald
Blood Perspiration Case In New York Worker
Edward Dunn, 82, laborer at a printing shop on Vandewater Street, briefly sweat blood from pores in arm and face at Chambers Street Hospital. Dr Taylor puzzled. episode lasted about an hour and then ceased. Superintendent Lake calls condition rare and notes it may appear in medical annals as petechial hemorrhage.
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Euwara Dunn
Edward Dunn
Vandewater Street
Chambers Street
Taylor
Dunn
Lake
Defend the Homes of America Opposes Free Trade
The piece notes that voters in six states New York Pennsylvania Massachusetts New Jersey Ohio and Iowa rejected free trade in their polling on Nov 7 expressing strong opposition to harming American industry. It cites Democratic and Republican pluaralities from the previous year and contrasts them with the 1903 showing of a Republican surge totaling 881108 in the popular vote across the six states.
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Janer G. Braue
Democrat Party
Ueir
Ebnut
Atready
Redeon
Bradatreat’s
America
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachuastts
New Jersey
Ohio
Towa
Maynard
Cleveland
Maasachustts
Harrison
Greenhalge
Iowa
William McKinley
Alto Asther
New York Press
Bet the Wheels Ty Motion, e by which
Bet the Wheels Ty Motion is discussed in cryptic notes with unclear context and missing details. No clear people organizations places dates or outcomes are identifiable in the fragment.
Catarrh Cure ads and medical claims in Toledo pamphlet
An 1886 Toledo advertisement page promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with sworn affidavits by Frank J. Cheney, plus other medical claims for various remedies and tonics. It touts product efficacy, prices, and testimonials, alongside World’s Fair souvenir offers and rail fare promotions.
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Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Chaney & Co
Toledo
Plunket Lashes Women Jurors in Parliament Speech
In London England, Horace Plunket, long resident in Wyoming, spoke on the woman suffrage clause. His remarks mocked “female jaatica of the peace” and joked about women jurors, noting one man’s protest at babysitting while his wife faced eleven good men and true in custody.
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England
Wyoming
Horace Plunket
Plunket
White Deer Sightings Lead Hunters to Forest County
Hunters reported a white deer seen near President County and at Cloughs Dam near Marionville Forest County. Local reports say the deer was shot near Foxburg and identified by H A Gilson. This is the first such freak deer killed in the area in about a century drawing visitors to Du Bois.
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President
Clough’s Dam
Marionville
Forest County
Foxburg
H. A. Gilson
du Bois
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Sedar Springs
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