Speech by Ingalls Marks Epoch in Deportation Debate
A lengthy editorial highlights Senator Ingalls as delivering a pivotal speech defending Negro rights and opposing deportation, arguing it could reshape Northern support for Reconstruction era policies. It critiques Southern reactions, notes political implications for the Republican Party, and contrasts North and South views on white supremacy and constitutional amendments.
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Ingalls
Senate
Southeast
Morgan
Butler
Kansas
Sumner
Wendell Phillips
William Pitt Kelloggz
New Orleans
Charleston
Republican ‘Party
Republican’ Party
Africas
Morus Fx
Mr. Ident
Republican Party
Republic
Sxmona
N. Y. Mail and Express
Fan
Debated Trade Policy and Wage Levels in Free Trade View
The piece argues that lowering tariffs to allow cheaper foreign goods will reduce domestic wage levels. It warns factories will fail against cheaper imports, causing job losses and labor crowding as industries survive only with lower wages. The author claims no free trade theory can justify wage demoralization and reduced domestic demand.
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Faneh Artielas
Avery
Avery Imle
Werretiow
Qiwnoera
The Foran Fle Forum February Contents
The Fle Forum issue presents summaries of essays and works by WLS Lilly on ownership and morality in business, Gen Francis A Walker on a future World's Fair, Henry Charles Lea on Catholic obligations and citizenship, Major J W Powell on American archeology, Eaton S Drone on the Supreme Court, Co K Adams on college life morals, Leonard W Bacon on political moral forces, Judge John P Altgeld on immigration, Eliza Lyon Linton on social conventions, Alfred Hennequin on dramatic writing and stage craft.
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Wls. Lilly
America
Francis A. Walker
Bureau of Awards
Walker
Rome
Henry Charles Lea
Baltimore
Lea
United States
Major J. W. Powell
Jia
Supreme Court
Eaton S. Drone
Prat
K. Adams
Cornell University
Leonard W. Bacon
Tariff Literature for All from the American Protective Tariff League
The league publishes tariff documents to argue for Protection and persuade farmers workers merchants and professionals. Recent issues include Workingmen and the Tariff and Wages Living and Tariff. First Prize essay 1967. Crawford D Henaf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Protective Tariff League
Berles
Porter
E. P.miller
Harleborn
Shell American Ip
Labor and Industries
United States
Faesy
Crawford D
Henaf
Contents of a 19th century literary number outline
The issue highlights multiple short stories and serials by various authors including Mac Knight and Miss McLeod. It features young life sketches, a Trogaleigh Mikado piece, Kit Carson stories, and a Rough Boy serial. Also listed are poems by Mrs Whitton Stone and others, with an illustrated piece A Sail Case by Gordon Browne. Wide Awake is promoted as a publication by Lothrop Company in Boston.
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Mont
Fre
Sinos Thompson
Mac Knight
Athens
Hamilon
Miss McLeod
John Brownjohn
Waterbury
Margaret
Alexander Black
Suriis
Gordon Browne
Lothrop Company, Publishers
Boston
Vestibuled Electric Lighted Trains Highlight Rail Line Claim
The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railway touts vestibuled electric lighted and steam heated trains between Chicago and Omaha with patented berth lamps in Pullman cars. Trade notes macadamizing Ohio roadbeds boosted nearby farm values. urges travel and local business interest. Also mentions wedding goods at Statesman office and a new shop invitation.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago
Milwaukee, St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago, Milwaukee,& St. Paul
Cotiwell Bluffe
Omaha
von Vines
A. W. H. Carpenter
Milwaukee
Wis
Harry Mercer
Mich
Chi
Mil & St
Griswold St
Detroit
Overcoat Sale Offer in Free Public Listing
A dated advertisement invites customers to shop a large selection of coats and apparel at cost through March 1. It lists items including boys and mens overcoats, youth coats, gloves and mittens, suits, underwear, and ready made or made to order clothing, emphasizing wholesale costs and open invitation to come and buy.
Nervousness and illness blamed on modern life prompt remedies
The Statesman notes rising nervous disorders and ailments from insomnia to heart flutter, touts Dr Miles Nervine as opium and morphine free. It mentions Henry Cooper, veteran of a meat market death, and references new dental and auction notices while urging readers to seek timely treatment.
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America
Miles
Histon
Henry Cooper
South Jefferson St
Atte Creek
Wash- Inglom St
Michigan Central
Bis
Jackson
Dr. Miles
Henry Brown
Cievelami
Ohio
Elston
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Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear event, names, or places. Unable to extract a coherent news item or identify entities for a meaningful summary.
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Rand
PIORN
Blade
Marshall, Mich
Phoulas A. Edison
Ima
George Persons Lathrop
Edison
Harper's Magazine
Hvience
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Statesman Office
Plof I
Patr
Mittens
Will T. Drake
R. Butler's Grocery
Key West
Veiminor
Wwf
Cookina
Marshall Light CO
Mount Hope Nurseries
Rochester, N.Y
Bllwanger & Barry
Nurger
Uorward
Way
Calhoun Co
Tle
Calhoun
Neas
Jas. W. Wood
Treasrer
Ferson, Corporation
Association
Copartherbexnip
Idench
James 8
Baker
Geo
L. Sloan
Arnold Waldvogel
Leopold Werntein
James W. Farrant
Edward Parsons
Garfield & Doolittle
John A. Wiedigenant
Wm. L
Henry Larkin
Eis Bienteth Krauss
Ferdinand Zanger
Qebna
George ‘Werner
Byron H. Crane
George Banne
Henry W. Caldwell
Apt
Marshall
Albion
Battle Creek
Battle Creek Marahan
Nous Line
Battle | Creek
Hamblin
Jefferson St
Erie St
West Canal
East Canal
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Malu St
Jefferson
Tate
Bock
Boba Rusie
Lgand Lanjeffers
U Ripertora
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jPontine
Grand Central
Keee Hotel
Snover Building
M. S
Harber
Te. C. Smithis
Hia Dental Furors
West
Hee Statesman
M.D. Avery's
John Richards
Florence Ger
Mmar
Charlie W. Sulth
LeRoy
Hattie M. Wand
Frank Stull Sre
Prankfulty
Lee
Jennie Campbell
Walton
Faton
Billy
Sharpstein
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