Watereat Concerning Our Own People In Brief
A compilation of scattered notices reports a farmer selling produce for low prices, a state Baptist convention holding sessions, incidents of arson and crime, local accidents, and various community updates. Names include Thien Webster, Thomas Costello, and J. B. Gurion, with references to Grand Rapids and Detroit area events.
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Boon
A. Webster Farmer
Hia Vyple Cp
State Baptist
Betd
Rentanttiachor
Basing Aenants
Tte
Focal Talrman
Ant Thomas Costello
Grand Rapidy
Fitzzibbons Teirrel
Tonia Binashes
Tein Lakes
Vaice
Ugdae
Wayne Elreuts
Sentenes
Gor
G. Bailey
Assnaté
Fragmented May News From the Bury Reader Summary
A jumbled May rundown notes cremations in Chicago Fresh Pound, court acts on Jap registration, and honors for Cleveland. Indiana bicycle firm, Davenport chief, and Horace Greedy linked to New York roles. Widespread incidents include a tree trunk sunk in a river, Will Rice probate dispute, farm accident near Beatrice, elopement in Shelbyville, child accident in Michigan, and alterations in various unions and churches.
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Dreier
Cleveland
Cleo
Kagied Inland Gunite Association of Sarfolk
Harris
Vista
Indiana
Tudianagodhis
Duke
Davenport
Dlectiones
New York
Horace Greedy
Rohl Land
Funtio
Dain
Hever
Gardner
Brit ‘Sh Ooand of
Ube
Geo
Henry Overbeck
Ner Beatrice
Nei
Willian Meier
August Rebbener
Dasa
Aten
Thio
Hewes
Dad
Voters weigh party futures in Harrison era debate
Information from Washington indicates Republican victory is likely as business leaders, manufacturers, farmers, merchants, and foreign-born citizens prefer the protective system under Harrison. The letter argues Cleveland would shift to free trade harming prosperity, while veterans recall pension policy and land policies supporting the Republicans.
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Wasnisatos
Cleveland
Senate
Wnaute
Casibalists
Great Britain
United States
Republican Party
Harrison
Vun
Democratic Party
Great West
Alice
West
Weeschange
Boroat
Hense
Gota
Yie
Uie
Tia Democratic Party
Lilli No Negru Dennisun
P. AvstTiy
What the Republican and Democratic banking plans mean
Special correspondence contrasts national bank currency with state bank currency and argues deposits and creditors losses. It cites historical bank failures, debt reduction by Republican administrations, and per capita money supply to claim the Democratic platform seeks a risky money return while praising current finances.
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New York
Democratic Party
Thompson
Elliott Paoding
Arkamas
Lords
Iowa
Mississippi
Wisconsin
Virginia
North Carolina
Olia
Indivon
Wort
Washington
Republican Party
Democrate
Juans
Harting
Cleveland
Treasury
aTisgu
United States
Britain
Germany
Austro-Hagary
Tariff Principle from Secretary Rosk on Reciprocity and Protection
The secretary of agriculture argues for protective duties on foreign goods not produced domestically, aiming to match manufacturing costs in the U S. He supports reciprocity with temperate-zone countries but warns against broad free trade for arts or luxury items. He cites sugar and tea examples and envisions protecting American farmers and workers while allowing limited concessions to nations that offset them.
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Ajimil
Ingian
Lworld
América
Cauda
Tate
Capons
Glens
Lam
Populists Back Harrison Says Lease Urges Electors
Special to the Democrat from Topeka reports Bers Lease accompanying General Weaver on a southern tour. She recounts indignities faced and states a vote for Weaver equals a vote for Cleveland, urging Populists to support Harrison electors. Her stance alarms Kansas leaders and may influence party loyalties.
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Sethers
Weaver
New York Times
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
My. Lease
Gientral Weaver
Cleveland
Harrison
Bers. Lease
Jerry Simonon
Abandoned families and trade laws in free England
In a dated discourse from Molesowen England, remarks lament that those not providing for their households face ruin. The piece argues free trade harms women and children, urging support for Grover Cleveland to protect homes and oppose party pledges seen as enabling evils.
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England
Grover Cleveland Wowld Taper Che
Autrica
Mran
Grover Cleveland
Benjamin Harnow
Ingelé W
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John Atkinson
Alpens County
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Abdie Paw
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Typhi Ace Sin
Jaarty
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Ed Lockwood
Whale
Ted Gon
Stcknens
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Bay City
Jesse Letson
Unite States Court
Grand Rapids
Dee Fruit
Crandall
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Orrand Rapids
Price
Archie Gongan
Big County On & Pork
Joo Ned Jacket
Dassing
Mich
Ohio Warmers’ Insurance Company
Michigan
Commissioner of Inurance of
Ohio
Jose
Dersert
General Poe
War Department
Duluth
Chicago
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Poe
Deter Minch
Sbi
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AL McCain
Shelbyville
Clin Coombell
Te Mattar
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Wills Warnes
Urowisken
Dick Robinswa
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Wikia
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el Gesuery
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Big Four Railroad
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Cheirian Carter
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Mears
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Kirks
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