Mortgage Talk in 1888 Campaign Refuted by Press
The Philadelphia Press rebuts Frank Wilkeson’s mortgage figures cited during the 1888 presidential race. It argues the estimates misstate farm indebtedness across ten midwestern states and criticizes the use of inflated numbers to promote protectionist tariffs. The piece cites state census and labor data to challenge Wilkeson’s totals and portrays him as a persistent false claimant in political debate.
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Mckinley
Frank Wilkeson
New York Time
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
West
Mie
Isd
Wiilah
New York Evening Post
Atlantic
Llnnois
Iawa
A. HL. Heath
Jaid
Towa
Federal Census Bureau
Iowa
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ulinois
Wilkesot
Lowa
Iitpols
Alounteer
Farmers’ Alliance
Luwa
Wilkeson
Shewdiierlcun Wout
Savcamont
Weaver of Iowa denounces currency policy in Georgia speech
Gen. Weaver traveled from Lome to Georgia to urge the public against McCulloch's currency scheme. He called the policy a grave curse and cited alleged wartime debt figures. He criticized the shift to interest-bearing bonds and warned of a looming panic as the Treasury record showed a massive debt burden.
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Weaver
Iowa
Lome
Georgia
American
McCulloch
Democratic Bait and Switch in Pension Policy
The Chicago Tribune denounces Ohio Democrats for denouncing federal pension spending while supporting it, condemning extravagance yet pledging to expand the pension bill. It accuses Northern and Southern Democrats of backing large deficits and praises Republicans for opposing duplicative funding and reform.
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Cleveland
Congress
National Treasury
Ohio
Iowa
Ubio
Chicago Tribune
Campbell of MacKinley nomination speech overview
Fragmentary report on Gov Campbell of Ohio accepting the nomination. Boisterous opposition noted as feeble. Mentions Tammany hostility to Tilden, and references to Lopis and Cleveland in Chicago. Speech described as following pledges with solemn tone.
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Campbell
MacKinley
Ohio
Tammany
Tilden
Cleveland
Chicago
Ad Shaden
Pleedon
Tariff policy and campaign outlook described in Ohio race
The piece discusses tariff policy as central to the 1892 campaign, noting Gov Campbell’s cautious stance on platform purity and GOP push for McKinley. It argues Democrats face a renewed reaction to past lies, with Ohio ballots seen as decisive for national outcomes and prohibition shaping Iowa while Ohio remains a solid Republican state with high anticipated turnout.
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Governoek
Sore Taltioud
Thurmar
Tarift
Washington
Garield
Campbell
McKinley
Ohio
Iowa
Jasua
Prohibition
Ulicayo Inter Oca
Doomed to renomination of Governor Campbell in Ohio
The piece argues that Governor Campbell faces certain defeat in Ohio. It notes intra party bitterness and a difficult campaign, with Democrats saying he has little chance of re election despite some personal vindication from overcoming foes within his party. The New York Press commentary reflects pessimism about his political prospects.
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Campbell
Ohio
Thorn
New York
New York Press
Clachtmutt Commercist- Gazette
Buaixe
Democratic Party
St. Louis
Cleveland News and Herald
Campre
Brice
Tim
McKinley
Caledro Tribunts
Yuene
Cleveland
Atlanta
Constitution
Sensros Buice
Europe
Washington Post
Rochester Demerat
Chronicle
Waite
Gelvey
Civelman Comaer
Gazete
Partridge seed plea ends with cage break
A Gratiot street woman feeds a parrot and is accosted by a nervous man asking for ten cents for bird seed after narrating a tale of a partridge egg hatching inside him. She drops the cage and flees as the man is overwhelmed by the interruption, ending the encounter abruptly.
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Alice
Cincinnati Jackson Mackinaw Railroad Notice
Railroad notice from Cincinnati Jackson and Mackinaw line listing company name and related reference text with official notice style. The fragmentary content suggests a corporate or route designation, with no clear dates or actions available in readable text.
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Cincinnati, Jackson & Mackinaw Railroad
Tariff Literature For All by American Protective Tariff League
The American Protective Tariff League publishes a valuable series presenting in clear facts the arguments for Protection. Each issue targets a specific industry with data on wares living costs and related factors to show benefits of protection. Single issue sent for two cents. full list for four cents. other options available.
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American Protective Tariff Leagtr 2
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