Darkest England and the British Poor Crisis
An article by Edward Marshall on the call for reform in Britain cites Booths Darkest England and condemns destitution across the country. It argues free trade and low wages devastate agriculture, industry, and wages, warning millions suffer while capitalists push cheap labor and foreign competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Edward Marshall
Newark Mall
Eupresa
England
Spor
Booth
Balanton
London
Kay
Mayhew
Yoptard Brooke
Gon Booth
Chamberiato
Isaac Hoyle
Acerg
Stopford Brake
Lonma
Paris
New York
Sirward Sullivan
Henry A. Carey
Stephen Qarnell
Robert Ellis Thompson
Richard Cobden
Cobden
Wales
France
Liverpool
America
United States
Haring Bros
Edward Sullivan
Kirkall
Holland
Italy
Germany
British Empire
Norway
Belgium
Marelesfield
Coventry
St. Thoras’ Hospital
Lisa
James Adamson
British Iron and Steel
Siation
Sullivan
Anchester
Saxony
Nottingham
Free Wade
Suiploy
Spectacle of Reform Democratic Statesmanship Reported
The fragment criticizes Democratic lawmakers as corrupt, accusing them of systematically defrauding state and county taxes while presenting a derisive view of reform rhetoric from a Des Moines Register perspective.
Unpaid taxes shake Ohio Senate bid of Senator Brice
Col umbus court orders millionaire Senator Brice to pay several thousand dollars in taxes after alleged prior frauds. The case highlights political corruption claims tied to the Democratic Party and national figures, with editorials probing Brice’s integrity and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brice
Ohio
United States Senate
Columbus
State Supreme Court
Ghats
Jeat Democratic National Committee
Clevereats
Obie
Two Years of Harrison Portrait of a steady administration
The Indianapolis Journal describes President Harrison’s first two years in office as honest, able and patriotic. It praises the administration as diligent and scandal free, with strong foreign and domestic policy aims. The piece predicts smoother sailing and continued public support under Harrison and his aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Indianapolis Journal
Prices and tariffs split farming and manufacturing states
The New York Press discusses home farm prices in eight farming states and eight manufacturing states, noting December 1850 figures and arguing tariff cuts harm manufacturing regions while benefiting agriculture by creating a domestic market. It cites higher corn prices in manufacturing states and praises balanced development of both sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Town
Kansas
Nebraska
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Bushell
Buabel
Mare
New York Press
Thurston predicts Republican revival across the country
Nebraska congressman John M Thurston back from New York where he spoke as president of the Republican League of the United States. He says East support is strong and Cincinnati convention will key the 1892 presidential campaign. He praises youth participation and calls the league the coming political engine. Some remarks about readiness for action are noted as optimistic but with a critical caveat about a mistaken claim of readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Thurston
Nebraska
Omaha
New York
Republican League of the United States
East
Republican League
Cincinnati
United States
League
Thurston
Fhorston
Moon Clubs
Thers
Hemp Auce Ork
Burlinglo Deeley
Gatorth
Cleveland
Democratic Party
McGulity
Philadelphia
Tom Reed
Ibumas
House of Representatives
Itoany
Foster
Congress
Treasury
McKinley
Ohio
Cleveland News and Herald
Beabstree
Loston Journal
General Sherman
Tennessee Senate
Committee On Charities
Delaware
Wilmington
Wem
Indianapolis Journal
Time to pitch if is now for the Republican campaign
A National note urges immediate Republican effort ahead of the next presidential race. It calls for vigorous, educated outreach and a bombardment of Republican literature from now through winter, warning that delaying until nominations are made risks losing the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
Thore
Indianapolie Journal
Importing Industries Under McKinley Bill Rise
The article notes rising imports of machinery and efforts to expand domestic industries in pearl button making. Cleret & Co and Pearl Button Manufacturing of Trance import $75,000 in equipment. A Vienna correspondent reports an Austrian entrepreneur and workers seeking to establish a U S mother of pearl factory to counter McKinley tariff impact. The McKinley bill has only been in effect four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
Cleret & Co, Pearl Button Manufacturing Company
Trance
Vienna
London Economist
New York
United States
Twain and Democratic tariff debate quoted in press roundups
A Washington Democrat quotes that the tariff will not cause excitement for a year and the McKinley tariff will be tranquilized until the presidential election. The piece notes prior anti McKinley fervor was a false pretense, with industry gains aiding agricultural states, and cites editorials from Chicago and Philadelphia highlighting political tactics and tariff ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twain
Washington
Turbulent Senate session over Friedlander case in Michigan
The Senate clashed over a resolution to relieve the committee on Friedlander v Morse from further action amid a heated exchange. A protest questioned the DIL vote and Friedlander’s status, while the House spent the day debating school reports, approving the majority on party lines except for Wiggins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Ltd
Friedlander
Natthet Party
Crocker
Dem
Morse
Pouttica
Milne
Iny
Withington
Dil
House
Wiggins
Board of Control
Iron hollow bricks promise easy walls and few trades
The American Furniture Gazette reports a German inventor has patent ed hollow cast iron bricks about the size of traditional bricks. Walls go up without mortar, interlocking grooves and ribs ensure strength, with two large openings for the upper brick projection. Painted interiors seal cracks, resist rust and provide ornament. The walls stay cool in summer and warm in winter, and the house can be rebuilt or moved without bricklayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Furniture Gazette
A Columbian Leper Village at Agua di Dois
A bogota consol describes a high latitude Colombian lazaretto at Agua di Dois. About 220 leprosy sufferers live among healthy residents with no segregated quarter and no contagion recorded, though children born to mixed marriages often inherit the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agua di Dois
Colombia
Consol
Bogota
Wheeler
Record of World Greatest Endowments and Landmarks
A garbled note lists remarkable records including the Canadian Pacific Railway as the longest, the Great Pyramid height at 486 feet, Kentucky’s Mawmore Cave as the largest cavern, a deep coast near Tourney Belgium at 3,542 feet, Paris’s national library with over two million volumes, the Eiffel Tower around 1,000 feet high, and the New York Brooklyn suspension bridge at about 5,980 feet. It also mentions the world’s highest active volcano in Mexico and a Potsdam sea drill hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific
Mawmore
Kentucky
Tourney
Belgium
Speria
Paris
Eifel
New York
Brooklyn
Theyond
Michigan Happenings and Local Doings Summary
Doings across Sanilac and surrounding counties report tax mill efforts in nearly a dozen villages. Notable incidents include Paul Park’s fatal injury from a rolling log near Birmingham and severe ice conditions in Lake Huron regions. Reports cover mills, electric lighting plans, river navigation, school statistics, and local deaths and accidents with several named towns and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanilac County
Birmingham
Paul Park
Hurox
Mackinac
Bois Blane Islands
Brranrox
Plense
Tur Muskegon Rolling Mill
Sueriten
Mt. Pleasant
Tyre Albion Rolling Mill Company
Tost
Iowa
Atlantic
Croswell
Bellaire Improvement Association
Michsaga Cavers
Crystal Falls
Fannir ‘Tromay
Howard City
Port Turon
Bennie
Bay City
Peter Hanson
Muskegon
Bancroft
Garr
A. d. Wurrsey
Grand Rapids
Cor
Bliss
Saginaw
Congress
Cincinnati
Jarrison
Losa
Tim Lake Shore
Kalamazoo
Smetine Wildcams
Saugatuck
Joax Ssow
Muskegot
A. A. Melean
Wariner
Cincinnati Jackson and Mackinaw Railroad Notice
Train timetable fragment lists Central Standard Time operations with directions East and West. Partial data shows Walston is Brown as Receivee and tran stance details dated 1890 with station annotations unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mighigan Central
Niagara Falls
Tine Tanca
BS Rumara
Eattol Fante
Tran Tance
Tariff Literature Series Promoted by Protective League
The American Protective Tariff League publishes Tavitt documents to argue for protection in farming labor and commerce. Each issue targets a trade, presenting wage and living-cost comparisons. Short fliers available by number, with small charges and postage prepaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Protective Tariff League 33
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gree
Ste. Per
New York Times
Department of Agriculture
Canada
Dominion
United States Customs
Sir John Macdonald
Canadian Armoers
Washington ‘Treasury
Macy
Michigan
Tut
T. W. Canny
Manistee
Feters Salt and Lumber Company
Lake County
Jons W. Brows
Montgomery County
Wade
Our Fish Commission
Boom Association
Dupee and
Dupee
Dupee, Claiming Such Practices | T | Keep Out Bong Sde Settlers. Bnet Tawas
Thomes Halpin
Atenaintin
Reece
Antrei
P.& T.ant
Chicago, Ill
Joe M. x
MePe Ghiengo
Ore
Nilon
BAG Am
Kalama
Battle Crk
Wheatfield
Cererco
Marahal
Marengo
U Athe
Ate
Detroite Ari
P.mae
Buffalo
Marshall and Athion
Chicago
Flyde Park
Kensington
Lael
Detroit
Jackeo
Cressiersa
P.mip
Isle Ning East
Atom
P.M. A
P.M
Jackson
Omer
Larendon
Okoaehsa
Harlington
Union City
PMA EI
Bop
Sikual
Ruggles
Gen
R. Osbo
Marshall
Anne Little Foriuner
Avinn Page
Auli
Texas
Andl Sin
Ushera
Partie
Mallett & Co
THE
Cincinnati, Jackson &, Mackinaw Railroad
Walston
Cinsinnati
Hudson AM
Toledo
Hay
Predal Wilders
Batthreek
Ruele Eareeee P.M. Ae
John Tk
Goodwin
Bray
Tarhiculaia
Portlanm
Bal Mann
Cat ‘Weges
Tariley
Guteed
Caawa
Hevlew
Aadieion
Gueen
Ratay
Lunderlake
Dallas
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