Satan's Five Degrees Exposed by Temperance Sermon
The article expounds on the five degrees of the Dependent Order of Druckyards as a cautionary temperance sermon. It traces a young man's rise through allure and wealth to ruin, debauchery, poverty, and death, warning that drink leads to moral and social collapse. It cites Talmadge and Dr George as voices urging law and policy against intemperance, and notes anecdotal ironies about prohibition and soda water in modern public life.
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Bar
Fom Forum
Senate
Vanor
Saen'a
Kingdom of Heaven
T. Dewitt Talmadge
A. C. George
Chandler
Fer Provoss
Sevals Committee On Naval Affairs
Congress
Michigan
Jalboun
Marshall
George Togereau
Probrte
William C. Harrison
Abbie E. Warrizon
Peng Ae
Cains
Ayer
Stareeway
Passere
Calhoun
Said
Ssid County
Afaraball
George Tagersell
Jacob L. Root
Alice Ruser
Sors Ri
Marshall Starginas
George Ingeisoll
Governor Robie of Maine A Steady Orator In Reelection
Governor Robie Maine, a veteran of seven terms in the state legislature and former speaker, is noted for long public service. He studied at Oxford and Jefferson medical college, served as paymaster under Lincoln, and restored to lieutenant colonel after the war. Re-elected September 1884, his record is cited as faithful and businesslike.
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Maine
Robie
Ondoin College
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Working Men Demand Tax Policy Change
The text advocates defeating the current tax approach and restoring federal taxation to revenue for public purposes only. It rails against overreach and urges protection for the working man, describing a Philadelphia press quote as backing limited taxation for the public treasury.
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Phelatelnia Press
Gap in Cleveland Letter Sparks Labor Debate
A fragment from the Cleveland telegraph analyzes a political divide over labor and capital. It argues workers could be endangered by policy that favors cheaper labor, urging alignment with a party seen as protecting American interests and existing capital.
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Cleveland
Te Maeoa
Tetwey
Uvr
Amercat
Uvor
Sistata
Cneap
Concord Monhor
Sev
The Tariff and the Farmer
A historical critique argues that high tariffs raise prices for farmers by limiting foreign competition and reducing labor wages. It contends that reliance on foreign goods harms U S agriculture and that protecting domestic industry benefits workers and farmers alike.
Republicans Protect Tariff Policy in Trade Debate
The article argues Republicans favor protectionist tariffs to raise living standards for American workers and cites divisions over free trade. It questions whether proponents should ignore state rights and patriotism, urging citizens to consider duties beyond drink and other political issues.
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Mich
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BOR
Roehm & Wright
Woodward Ave
Opera House
Detroit, Mich
Patek, Patllippe & CO
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H. Cook
Eaid County
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Geo. G. DeMott
Newton
John Ulrich
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Jamen W. Jackson
David Cunningham
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George Tnderson
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Thomas Johnston
Oidohia R. Wentley
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Ferther
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