Debates on Free Trade and Protection Echoed in Press
A long, dense excerpt reviews tariff policy, protectionism, and free trade impacts on farmers and national economy. It cites Congress, political factions, and editorial stances from New York and Boston, weighing how tariffs shape markets, immigration, and Roosevelt era debates amid party strategy and upcoming votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Wong
Uheir
Keats
Daxdhing
Willenium
Elestida
Criep
Hera
Heston Herald
Boston
Smcmulin
Tennessee
COU Ir
Voler
New York Tribune
Wool and protection clash in tariff debate notes
A fragmentary 19th century discussion links wool production to tariff policy. It cites American output figures, European free trade contrasts, and claims Democrats seek to remove protection for wool, arguing impacts on industry, prices, and employment. Specific names and dates are sparse in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beagle Trams
Fred Aidte
Coneidanilion
Iivat
Grovee
Cleveland
Democratic
Thia City
Democratic Party
White House
Sven
Evening Post
Sven Prniner
Bognarg
Senate
Sampaien
Colorado
Nevada
Ivedara
England
India
Capan Jarmeni
Waehioden
Veeawogne da Pireu
Seiedy
Sverpmd
Husa
Wael
Develand
Dees
Vermont
Noxag
Gregor
United, States
Europe
United States
The Sunday School on Comfort in Isaiah
A reading notes Isaiah 40 1 10 allegory of comfort from God, with reflections on a preacher’s transformation into an “angel of light.” The piece quotes and interprets prophetic phrases about preparing the way, making crooked paths straight, and the Lord’s coming, applying them to Sunday school and preaching practice, while calling for trust in God as the source of consolation. The author references Isaiah 40 and related verses, contrasting human effort with divine help and urging personal reliance on God for comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normething
Gomfort
Vailey
Josh
Sundes
Jovah Mats
John
Berrick Johnsen
Institute of Second Lierature
Farwell Hall
Trepchantly
Particwarize
Michigan State News Bits and Courts Chronology
A jumble of Michigan items reports a Typhus warning from steamship exposure and a prominent resident in fast Tawas slain by heartbreak. It covers teacher examinations with 100 applicants and 66 granted third grade certificates, 4 second grades and one noted rejection. It notes health worries for steamer passengers, diverse insurance company figures, Supreme Court mortgage tax rulings, and local court activity including divorces and a fatal accident in Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fae
Praly
Iset
Toatiac
Bensy
Beoretsty
State Board of Health
Thoes
Gellert
Meaeles
New York
Detroit
Montague
Iseesance
Michigan Tassess
heMe
Auanity
Assrrarell
Dar
Hi Inet
Life Tarapanies
Poltetes
Jossas Palit
Doaries
Casualty
Fidelity
SPM
Supreme Court Haa Ragontly
Michigan Pwepte
Juaties Morse
McGrrath Conestred
Juatise Montgomery
Justees Grant
Long
Michigan
Incurnse Concentra Dnsurances Company
Beat Losey Quarterly Review Fey Memphis Tragedy
Fragmentary notes describe a Memphis tragedy with garbled text mentioning a tragedy and a time reference. Names and details are unreadable, but the fragment hints at a local review or column about a negative event. The piece remains unclear and lacks concrete entities.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arin
Ale Peobee
Alnee
Union Telegragit
Britain
Uae
Levsta
Tcies Roy
Seusgreton
Sod Stationien
Springer
Amaro
Ieee Seionaite
Saana
Perron
Uder
Risk Association of
Great Hystein
Ireland
Ander
Amer
Christ
Ems
Estates
Gothes Wilager
Curtin
Pennsylvania
Harrison
Rance
Jamey G. Bigioe
Larteon
Prisarose
New York Herald
Caas al A
God
Yeatah
Isa
Michigan State News
Cole Michigan
Benton
Charlo
Mark Allan
Allan
Lesington
Jiuron
Toowoses
M.D
Thetrol
Dr. Brevend
Pudge
Mer
Lapeer
Nadie California
Wile
Hosconuon
Jesus
Alezune der Duslletta
Hampton
Howell
Elso
Jon Livingston Gowtky
A& Enunty
Auulitiee
Delegaton
Julius Besse
G. TE. Adame
Donelson
EB. Buspp
Frink Holdes
AM. Winkie
J.F. Smith
William A. Gertlee
Wiliam Clark
W. d. Mills
A. Philips
Wan. Bhook
W. F Garkuk
L Andrews
Wi. Salen
D. W. Deffendorf
Ingham
Laving
People
Thodas MW. Pos
Laiy Uiere
Board of State Autlines
Chad
Wheeler
Gertrude Allen Waldacre
Prosser
Lemon B. Freelow
Chanies
Clark
Atcrney
Richard 4. Montgomery
Hos
Beat Losey Quarterly Review
Memphis
Céateal Stendard
Rcuree
Reyes
Acta Initia
Dutile
Asrey
Mathell
Ban
Paredty
Citongo
Boffato le Ratics
DateoitLoy
Albion
Paltta Tekened i
Chicago
Baxi
Als Beane
Orvisten
A.M
Ardackson
Gen
P&t
Miarshati
TRH
Pinsinnati, Jackson & Mackinaw Railroad
Walston
Brown
Brosty Za
Vercaainau
Goa
Alan
Batiht
Woo
Vernon
Saul Mearseus Bengt
Tasuy
Dan
Sen
Central Xosdard Tm
Btations
Britton
Daeitalme Sc
Rereonn
Sarne
BartaCrack
Ag Orr
Relat
Fas
Yorkville
Abe
M. Schindler
Gen't Pet
Poss
R. O
Mark Bocal
Marshall
Barved
Freras
Aires
Pegahdeas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!