Circular Attacks Cleveland Labor Record in New York
A Workingmen’s Reform League circular lists eleven labor opposition points to Grover Cleveland’s governorship, citing vetoes on labor bills, ten hour streetcar work, tenement safety, child labor, and convict labor laws, plus alleged federal wagon contracts and a pocket veto. The document urges labor voters to reject Cleveland for a second term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
New York
Workingman’s Municipal Reform League
Ely Tawa
Cleveland
George Blair
Sudh A. F. Smith
Beesattle Engineer's Union
Fairlowing
Lalied Stalia
Workingmien
Chicago
Department of Labor
Jumbhante
Dhe
New York City
Unico
Brinone
Ite
Atajs Nary Engineers
Torelgo
Mpnopoly
A. H. Gatunros
Workingmen's Srunteipal Reform League of
Cleverood
England
Con Jaborera
Colorado
United States
Senate
Benator Teller
Atkins
Cherry, Moron & Co
Nashville
Cherry, Morrow & Co
Indian Territory
Harrison's Greecher and the Presidential Canvas
A lengthy critique of General Harrison and the campaign strategy of the National Committee. The author lauds Harrison's speeches for clarity and impact while faulting the campaign’s financial focus and political tactics, arguing the candidate elevates national labor concerns and patriotism amid partisan battles. The piece contrasts Republican and Democratic stances and notes shifting press attitudes toward Irish and Catholic voters.
The Farmer's Plow Debate Across Borders
The Detroit Free Press and Detroit Evening Journal clash over claims that Oliver chilled plows sell for lower prices in Canada than the United States. Letters from farmers and dealers cite prices, duties, and commerce to argue whether Canadian sales are feasible or misrepresented, with mixed conclusions about price gaps and trade impact.
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Canada
Detroit Free Press
Oliver
Detroit
Dournel
Free Preas
Hatch
Alissouri
Canwia
John W. Dungyna
Getroft Free Press
Michigan Farrcere
Windsor
Berewich
Donovan
Europe
Mexico
Amara
Ruatrutie
Ameriqua Calerado
Wai Tanumarire
Bil Ype
Troth
Troy
Dawn Lion
Waeon Works
Sovy Works
Reaper Works
Car Wourics Et Glass Works
Ons
Basr
Americas
Dean Geniua
Livia Marggio
Crom
J E. E. Smalley
Detroit Free Preea
Cansils
Walter A. Wood
Free Frouy
W.A. Woo
Champion Machine Co
W. A. Wood
Oak Gro Cook
Durand
Lil
Wayne County
Mich
Fisk
Tribuna
United States
Democracy and Free Trade in Cobden Club Era Views
Article notes English views on the United States free trade movement, citing Cobden Club discussions in London on July 21, 1588, and quoting London Times and other papers on Cleveland and tariff reform. It contrasts free trade versus protection, referencing Cabinet choices and predicting a shift toward liberal trade policies with English reaction.
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Cobden Club
London
England
United States
Clove
Spnd
Jake
I'rnteedon
Proteco
Cleveland
Couden Club
Bayard
Rodicott
Lamar
London Times
London Spectator
Grover Cleveland
Lous
Daily News
Cleve Vanil
Fras
Cleveland Han
Ani
Tres
Went Cleveland
London Standard
Mfr
Cleveland der Banda
London Saturday Review
Ciuversod
Dejention
Democratic Platform Fragments From 19th Century Conventions
Fractured OCR text outlines Democratic platforms from 1860 to 1888, mentioning revenue, taxation, and tariff themes. References include Platform of 1876, Platform of 1860, Platform of 1884, and Platform of 1888. The garbled wording implies debates on public revenue and taxation policy by the party.
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Democratic Party of the United States
Tanitre A. Desicrai
Epgrens
Soldier's Widow Denounced Over Labor Contract
Fragmentary text cites Mrs. Charlotte Smith as president of a women's organization. It mentions a soldier's widow declared a pauper due to Grover Cleveland's labor policy and Chinese cheap labor, reflecting political dispute over wages and imports.
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Mpoead, Voc
Cveirepevee
Soe Verdene Yoo BO Pal Y
Charlotte Smith
Grover Cleveland
Blaine Speech Attacks Cleveland and Veto Power
A fragment from Blaine’s Chicago address on October 19 denounces President Cleveland, accusing him of broken promises and misused veto power. It claims Republicans accuse Cleveland of undermining the country’s fishing and North African policy, and critiques his treatment of veterans, civilians, and public aid.
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Blaine
Chicago
Cleveland
Melarin
Kibreen
Nichinol
Trier
Feltiah
Gougland
Applanen
Clevaland
Mearix
Lang
New York May 27 1888 Tariff Talk on Cheap Foreign Labor
A despatch from New York outlines an explicit push against cheap foreign labor, arguing tariffs must be protective to shield American workers. It cites Belgium and Scotland as sources of cheap steel and iron, noting low wages for women and men and dire living conditions, urging strong tariff action to curb import competition.
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Daniel
United
Intervet Wien
Rmcctlitip
AL Wits
Hho
Nod Wick
Satan
Jean Cert Nees
Banka Weber
Ion Tapy
Hite
Sun
Marie
Pittypars
Lee Minther
Neeraand
Seabee
Heneal
Mina
Natura
Key Ile City
Gary
Pope Pally
Treerm
Bnien
Anchis
Ieee
Desthouing
Pratense
Jordao
Covington
New York
Culver States
Caruelen Braddock
Tacomes
Pibs
Glasgow
Scotland
Thor
Amd
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Harrison
Albion TV
Tourges
Chicago Inter- Ocean
Brusaier
Akill
Bolas
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Kerwin
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Walaa
Neue New York Ic
Harper's
New York Times
Avery
Times
Biase
Esper
Aeal
Gen
Forreop
Etrdy Political Mhaxime
Unireo
braTiree
Holerimadert Aricklayers
Luppancers
Bot
Atiuke
Perabin
Jeffergon
Congress
Washington
Arthur
Bousa
Billu
Adama
Jefferson
Tata
Great Britain
Europa
Dakota
M Stata
Otlon
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