Cobden Club foes to defend tariff and farm protection
The piece defends tariff and farm protection, arguing against charges of discrimination by policy and urging restraint on foreign competition. It cites statistics on imports and exports, including farm products, wool, and tin plate, and defends McKinley era tariff logic with quotes from economists and a defense of protected American industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Iting
Hughton
Audi
Merbyen Economilst
McKintey
McKinley
Old New
Price
Dan Oe Messrs
Grinnell, Wilts & Con
Thomas Street
New York
Priges
Ecomlat
In 1H They BBL 183 During Period
In the first half the team logged a team total of 183 barrels. The context is unclear with repeated fragments and no additional entities or dates to anchor a fuller summary.
Paper trade gains for US makers amid South American growth
Pratelion notes US paper manufacturers could dominate Mexico, Central America, and South America markets as protection supports growth. Shipping to England and Australia intensifies competition with Europe, aided by proposed steamship subsidies, signaling a profitable global expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner Miller
South America
United States
Mexico
Central Ameria
South Ameria
England
Australia
Europe
Uig
Unclear Local Bulletin From Historic Page
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases and disjointed words. Readable elements hint at a community notice or column item with stray names and incomplete dates, offering minimal factual content to construct a coherent headline or summary.
Lancaster farmer warns of McKinley bills driving people away
A Lancaster resident, Jordan, writes from Bel wor about Pennsylvanian farming loss and residents fleeing to the States. He claims McKinley era tariffs threaten livelihoods, with dozens planning to sail to Massachusetts, leaving abandoned farms and neighbors seeking work elsewhere.
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Jordan
Lancaster
Catinda
Belj- Wor
Bulwernest
Massachusetts
Tva
Awkwartiness and the Déssartéan method in lectures
A St. Pawl paper links a dog wag to the idea of manner in the Déssartéan bow. Russell’s claim that the head moves before the feet is used to illustrate how proper bearing should begin at the nose and flow along the body. The piece notes that few people possess genuine grace, with women more often showing it than men, and criticizes awkward walking and shambling garb.
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Arold Frederic
London
New York Yves
Cobden
Greenwich
Mr. Frederic
England
Europe
Club
Rmieaare
Brmveh
E. Ruseaul
St. Pawl
Russell
McKinley Tariff Boosts Farmers Yet Faces Democratic Claims
The piece argues that the McKinley tariff benefits farmers by stabilizing prices for wheat and potatoes and boosting imports and exports. It asserts Republican legislation delivers best results for laborers and producers, noting a favorable nine month trade balance and predicting Democrats will soon claim authorship of the McKinley bill.
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Lesann
Mle
le Did Po
Republicaan Party
Three
New York Sun
Belling the Huts and Other Oddities
A garbled mix of antiquated quips and stray observations on rats in cages, Civil War era politics, and odd miscellaneous notes. It mentions the McKinley bill affecting foreign markets, a president praising the American flag, and quirky global anecdotes, ending with a fragment about red translucent logs.
Legislative actions and debates in Michigan state session
The report details votes and bills in the Michigan Senate and House, including opposition to a World’s Fair exhibit funding, labor and tax measures, and the reform of dental examinations. It notes adjournments around June 20, appropriations for industrial school and governor Stevenson relics, and a plan to erect a male cottage at the criminal reform facility. The Governor criticized a public policy appropriation and called for restraint on veterans benefi ts.
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Senate
Stevens Maton
New York State
Tspitol
Industral Hong
Copper Harbor
Keweenaw County
Birh
Dlatriata
Five Generations of Princeton Senators Named Stockton Bayard Frelinghuysen
A brief recount of the small group of fathers and sons who served in the United States Senate and shared Princeton University ties. The Stockton line leads with Richard Stockton of 1747, his son Richard Stockton, Commodore Robert F. Stockton, and John P. Stockton. Bayard and Frelinghuysen families follow with multiple generations in the Senate, all graduates of Princeton. The note includes a humorous digression from Harper's Weekly and a caricature dialogue about divorce papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Princeton University
Stocktons
Baynards
Frolinghuyaena
Colquitts
Camerons
Stockton Family
Richard Stockton
Princeton
Constitutional Congress
Senate of the United States
Commodore Robert F. Stockton
Prandson
John P. Stockton
New Jersey
James A. Bayard
Senate
Richard H. Bayard
James A. D Bayard
Ilasa
Thomas. F. Bayard
Frederick Frelinghuysen
Theodore Frelinghuysen
Grimdrion
Alfred H.colquitt
Walter , Colquitt
Princeeton
J. Donald Cameron
Harper's Weekly
First Appearances of Early Inventions and Events
Fragmented notes list a series of claims about early technologies and events with erroneous dates. It mentions Exvenores 1839, Anes Tuxsis 1844, a 1454 air pump, the first iron steamship 1830, balloon ascent 1798, steel plate ESACBES, and various England milestones such as printing press 1430 and glass windows in the eighth century, all presented with many garbled references.
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England
United
Etgtes
Aveaiman Bo
Unis Cpotiai
Summers at the Mare Inn and Local News in Michigan Happenings
Michigan Happenings reports a mix of curios and misadventure from Escanaba to Marquette including a prank gone wrong when a man fired a pistol at a sleeping companion. jail and prison items. local taxes for militia arming. road and streetcar notes. forgery conviction. poisoning incident. and a poem about a May day visitor with various regional notes and names.
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Mare Inn
Grande Biceier
Escanaba
Guy
Vitepatrick
Anjoy
Georga
Piednantry
Goodryn
George W Wheti
Sit
Brickley
Satrin
Menominee
Marquette
Joux M. Logorrat
Gracius Peter
Saginaw
Susan
Frankn Scrorann
Chicago
Kealamazon
Juni House of Correction
Anoner
Calkinsville
Juline
Edison Electric Light Company
Menominea Electric
Indiana
Kalamaxzoo County
Bay
Cery
W. HI. Tousey
Eddy View
W. C. Clift
Michigan
Richard's
Jwad Axe
John Castle
Wigeer
Odd
Castle
Feild
Richards
Seviour Yould
Oxford
Ile
Iis
Rewer Sarr
Kay County
Ca‘n
Jackson
Ruve
W. Mornpys
J. Taylor
EB. Posker
Hope College
Tuy Landzeport Maccabees
Wixi Jexxtsa
Bay City
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Cleveland
Temperance Radios
Manistee
Deccas
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Dustin Morris
Justin &. Morrill
Vermont
Sandte Contiitues
Clinerican Ecununist
Ufeaud
America
New York 2
Réas
New York Post
Evunhup Poste
Hecayar
Post
Thall
Ita
St Lava Stamplig Company
Tray and Yin Plate Company
Lomaster
VOU Lauffman & Co
Apollo
Norton Brothers
Presa
Plata
Avenas
P. H. Laufrean
the Post
Sauflivan & Co
Hr, Demitt & Co
Water Street
Great Britain
Améry
Jose
United Statea
Samoexporia
Somsoes Regin
Pes Moines
Nery
Cua Bett Herald
Ray
Heyableans Pd
Boled City
Republc
George Frayers Traty
Omaha
North America
Toledo
Pennsylvania
Ted
Minois
Jasper
Mr. J
Boston Courier
Ubne
Iosek Majon
Abe Punt
Niagara Falls
Hyde Park
Ghlsago
Nien
Sssescusois
AD AL U Kalamaxoo
Ty Battle Crk
Wheatfeld
Oris Arose
Sin
Marahan
Ncval
Kokeon Ras
Attoste
Esa
Buffalo
Marshall
Albion
Kensington
AB AL. Jackson
Clarendon
Sizusi
Detroit
Lo Jnakaon
Morongo
Marahal Baresco
Kel Alamasco
Pesesans
Chivaga
MIP
MLA
Aly Ale
Anna Pree
Austin
Sree
Westinnay Farwares
Pallneh
Partalira
Portland
Molo
Cincinnati, Jackson &. Mackinaw Railroad
Walston H. Brown
Easuly
Trux Taaun
Dre
Central Standard Time
Bam
Cincinnati
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Orkyvil Uduata
P. Stasst
Monteith
Allegan
Les
Wit
Tratue
Duadey
Paorgerive
Taripy League
Indus
Fao
E. A. Hansod
Por Aon Industries
Brie
Revew
D.G
Goa
Col Thomas
Ryesha
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