Electoral College Reapportionment Plan Mixed With Trade Debate
The article discusses Donnell’s reapportionment bill altering the House to 449 members, with one member per 130,000 people, shifting New York from pivotal status. It outlines Democratic and Republican electoral tallies for 1892, noting New York’s loss of pivotal influence, and includes strong opinions on reciprocity versus protectionism as a policy stance.
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Louis Globe-Democrat
Tta
Ma. Donnell
House of Teprest Nivel
Tunnel
Congress
Yaw
Californa
Novads Celorado
Hampeshir Dino
New York
India
Oregon
Kansa
Pennystvenio
Rhode
Vermont
North Arill
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Washington
Wyoming
South Dakota
Indiana
Secretary Blaine's New England Speech on Western Trade Interests
Secretary Blaine rebukes eastern protectionism in a letter read at the Boot and Shoe Club banquet. He argues that reciprocity with Latin America and Cuba is essential to protect Western industry from prohibitive tariffs and to expand flour and agricultural exports. The speech emphasizes that opening markets abroad can counter eastern lobbying and secure broader national economic gains.
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Aine
New England
Tharegurdon
Boot and Shoe Club
Col. Clapp
Boston Journal
Maine
New Englan
Dee
Wester Tilerests
Ste. Halve
Frank Madaabs
Miespes le
Cuba
Blaine
Uial 4 Protectionas Congress
Tuba
Porto Rico
Abe
Boards of Trade
Writers of Commerce and
Public
South America
South
Central America
West Indies
Latin- America
Congress
Free Coinage and the Silver Profit Myth
A historical critique argues free coinage would divert 13 cents per silver dollar to speculators while the government gains the rake, claiming 1.5 million monthly from bullion, with the public and workers ultimately losing as bullion owners profit. It emphasizes the misalignment between market value and legal tender value and questions who benefits.
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Journeil Mits
Pfert
Ballion
Colina
Cain
Pier
Panic Makers in Democratic News Fire Up Market Fear
The New York Press accuses Democratic papers of spreading panic over bond duties and money stringency. It notes the Treasury secretary’s visit for market relief ideas and a Republican backed extension to ease duties. The piece condemns partisan fearmongering aimed at election gains.
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Republican Party
Republican Secretary of the Treasury
Republican Congress
Missouri shifts to republican column in political notes
Political notes argue Missouri belongs in the Republican column after erroneous Democratic placement. The piece cites Oregon Vermont and New York as examples where Democratic candidates failed in the new House races. It notes Reed as popular with many Americans despite Democratic opposition and suggests Democrats’ malice endears him to voters.
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Missouri
Oregon
Vermont
Nyine
Reed
OIG
Dynnella
Costumes for Autumn in the Fashion World
An 1830 New York discussion on autumn attire notes women will imitate nature by wearing fur year round and features a critique of changing styles. It previews velvet and plush outfits with fur trims, elaborate hats, and new headgear while predicting renewed use of fur and ostrich plumes.
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New York
Odmale
Censor
Derby
Papillion
Sarah
Papillon
Papilion
Hamiot
Newport
Parla
Queen Fashion
Gleaf
Book of Nature
Dame Nature
Singlver
Athens
Audubon Society
Boston
Minerva
Michigan Happenings and Neighbor News Tidbits
A mixed collection from Newberry and state items covers celery crop prospects, upsurge in celery sales, a Mackinaw road assault injuring a bride and guests, and a fatal gun incident. It notes federal aid for agricultural colleges, Michigan farm statistics, a rattlesnake bite, midwinter chicken keeping in sand, a rail line expansion to the Mackinac Strait, and various local incidents, prices, and civic notes from Saginaw, Ishpeming, Bay City, and Traverse City.
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Tun Newberry Celery Company
Forst
Arm novesNx Democrat
Mackinaw Road
Congress
Luce
Michigan
Secretary of the Interior
Michigan College
Trsd
Ginogata
Morse
Lewis T. Jonwing
Burton
Shiawassee County
Fanwen Austry
Belford
Oakland County
Ann Arnon
Ann Arbor
Ypallant
Yur Bay
Cannell
Day
Tonia
Monro
Mouray
Potts
Hay City
Murphy
Bay City
Joseph Wat
Tre Roy Cliy Bell Line Company
Fay Cutty
Saghiuin Riveg
Ner Esselte
Aga Arebor
Saginaw
Lever Asac
Jonson
Khjad
Ishpeming
Shaing
Johnson
Tasd
Sach
James Vernor
Detroit
A. Bugber
Cheboygan
J. Dupont
Detrei
Tus Kern Brewing Company
Port Byron
Chicago
West Michigan
Traverse City
Strait of Mackinac
Straita
Michigan Ceptral
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Electoral College
Dunnell
Tita
Arnsel
Spain
United States
Senate
Western Interests
New York Press
Hichigan
Northern
Grand Rapids & Indiana
Mackinaw
Sault Ste. Marie
Maryquette
Les Cheneaut Islands
Petoskey
Bay View
Harbor Springs
Harbor Point
Grand Rapids & Inlana Railroad
Cincinnati
Michigan Central Railroad
Kalamfierd
Lockwood
G.P. &T. A Junise
Rapins
Micky
Mighigan Central
Nagora Falls
Tine Tanca
Praing
Cental
Tze
Kalamazoo
Battle of
Wheatfeld
Cerareo
Bmorahall
Marengo
Albion
Tucksanu
Buffalo
Pattangers Slyde Park
Ae Mab
Aem
KUTPS
Ston al Marshall
Keneington
Hay Duffalo
Jackson
Kalamasoo
Qorg Eabt
Max
Union City
Aixoal
Dally
O.W. Ruggles
Gen. P.& T. Act
C.K, Osborn
Hicago
Lil
Marshall
American Protective Tarife Llzagur
E. A. Baste
Prig Kasay
C. D. Topo
Yasay
Howe B. Diversom
B. Britams
Boma Wiewa
Geo. B. Kanerarenigages
Thexouth
C. Ly. Edwardg
Wa. Lawrence
Vanzim
W. P. Poxter
Worlingen
Te Aagee
Ona Rovers F. Porrsnos
Ameri Re
F. H. Ammibows
Egee
Corlom
Ookly Journal
Ds Coes
Hever M. Hort
American Protective Taxi League
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