Veterans seek 1895 national encampment move to Atlanta
The Statesman notes old veterans eager to invade Dixieland again and support moving the 1895 national encampment to Atlanta or Goula villa. Ex Gov Luce speaks at Coldwater proposing salary cuts. Detroit vote irregularities cited and Cleveland administration criticized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixieland
Goulavilla
Atlanta
Sherman
Georgia
Statesman
Luce
Coldwater
O Lave
Various Patent Medicines and Remedies in a 19th Century Ad List
An array of medicinal products and ads appear showcasing cures and health tonics. Kings Discovery salve Carter's Cough and Consumption Cure Lavender Ointment and eyedrops claim instant reliefs. Gum brands promise liver and digestion support, nerve tonics, and fever cures. Local dealer M. J. Powell's and W. T. Drake advertise prices and availability.
The Intelligent Farmer in Virginia Climate and Markets
The piece touts Virginia as the ideal state for farmers seeking cheap land with good markets, roads, climate, and absence of extreme weather. It urges readers to consult a descriptive catalogue for full information, and mentions H Bovee as excursion agent and Beaton Loan Co. contact for details. It also praises Sulphur Bitters as a health aid for those indoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Chay
H. Bovee
Chesapeake & Gilp #y
Coldwater
Michigan
Free Trade Results In Easier Access To American Market
English trade journals cheer the Wilson tariff as boosting Bradford woolen producers as they gain easier access to a 70,000,000 strong American market. The Bradford expert predicts a 35 percent cost rise for worsted coatings in New York, while raw wool becomes effectively free for American manufacturers under the new tariff plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
SDH Pasa
Bradford
Manchester
Ben Folsom
Hi. Onuly
Sheffield
Meeker
Waya and Means Committee
Moses Wail
Ronan Erin
Bradtor
Lecause Beacford
America
New York
Free trade debate hits Bradford wool market and workers
The piece argues tariffs favor Bradford wool makers by lowering raw material costs for American manufacturers, boosting Bradford trade but harming national business. It cites Wool to cloth conversion rates, tariff effects on prices, and concerns over eight billion dollars lost in trade, urging Congress to kill the proposed tariff bill to restore employment and economic stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Trade Administration
Bradstreet’s
New York Press
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Harrer
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Hitseness
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A. C. Myidte
Bacanta Colery King
Gueness
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Gavon
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Aabler
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The
Beaton Loan Co
Washington Street
Saya
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Cain
Ducember
Toms
Carrie Bastic
Hell
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Indy
Din Rere Jess
Wttn
Fey
John P. Eberhart
Window Glass Workers’ Assembly
No. 300
K. of L
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Polla
Jack
Sonian
Hansson
Aave
Fletcher
People's Clothier
Frank B. Snyder
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Irner
Ohio
Imporpany
Inter Ocean
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Arst-olaga
Valemibaug
Alexander
Colo Ie Public
Aesop
W. H
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Kilborn’s
Kilborn
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