Strikes in Britain and U S Tariff Debate 1892
A long parliamentary report compares strikes in the United Kingdom the United States and other nations in 1890 91 and critiques tariffs under McKinley. It notes 1 028 strikes in Britain affecting 853061 people 027 strikes in the United States and 14 in Germany while arguing American working conditions and home ownership are stronger than Britain. It outlines tariff changes free imports and the impact of the McKinley law with figures on exports imports and average duties.
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Albany, Noy
Tinos
Dem
Tureisbes
Unita
France
Germany
United States
Fron Tl
Thors
United Kingdom
Britain
Europe
Grant Britain
Republic
America
Ofiwces
Great Britain
England
Bouge
Jlamestond
Cavins Binks
United Binks
Eich
Wallaceaobury
Teo
Democratic Party
McKinley Barill
Oearly
Oa Dan
McKinlay
Goring
Epitinet
Democratic
Dea
McKinley
Millions in search of work stir politics and farm aid
Amid drought scare and crop failures the Omita convention battles over relief and work, with farmers pleading for labor as Dakota Turners seek itinerant help. The Sioux Falls Press warns of a dusty rumor of mass migration while urging organized aid and timely action. Donnelly’s stance looms over a labor market in distress.
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Donnally
Furtham
South Dakota
North Dakota
Sioux Falls
N. D
Rete Torth
Dakouta
Farmera
Donelly
Donnelly
Fuote
Commerce and Tariff Trends Under McKinley Era
The treasury department reports the commerce statistics for the year ending June 3. It shows that under the McKinley tariff the United States has enjoyed solid growth and favorable balances, with notable gains in trade surplus and industrial activity amid evolving tariff protections.
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Treasury Department
Arie Vastoe sign nowe above N O G Taylor opines on tin plate row
The letter from the N O G Taylor company of Philadelphia criticizes press coverage of the tin plate industry and invites newspapers to visit their works. It argues against foreign manufacturers and urges publishing the truth about their operations and pricing. The note requests honest treatment and cites July or August as reopening aims.
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N. O G. Taylor Company
Philadelphia
Piera
Philadelphia Times
Dimas
Theco
Chu Linh
Philadelphia Record
New York
Ced
America
Cleveland and tariff claim split on free trade stance
The New York Tribune reports Democratic critics distrust Mr Cleveland as he shifts toward a revenue tariff. Disputes over protection versus free trade dominate party talks, with radical editors denouncing the Chicago platform and Cleveland’s renomination hinges on tax and tariff positions amid persistent political attacks.
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New York Tribune
Oce
Pwaolog
Bellefkew
Mr. Cleveland
Theo
Bone
Ald
Ware
Ion Ae
Devia
Congresa
Afr
Cleveland Tas Bean
Howe
Homs
Wieenenera
Beck
Cleveland
Fraie
New York
Presa
Clvveland
Thea
Chicago
Bullslo Express
Grovar Cleveland
Democratic Pspera
Tartan Co Invitation Letter Quoted in Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment quotes a company invitation claiming American production quality and offering services. It reads an expression of willingness to serve and hopes the recipient will accept the opportunity, signed “NOL 6 Tartan Co.”
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America
Wages And The Cost Of Living In The United States
Senate finance committee study from 1883 to 1921 shows cost of living for a typical family rose overall by about 44 percent, with notable declines in May 1898 versus September 1901 and against mid-19th century levels. Wholesale and farm prices moved similarly, while U.S. wages appeared about 77 percent higher than in Great Britain.
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United States Senate Finance Committee
Binich
Bone
Aldrich
Poin
Fall River
Chicago
Dubuqua
Hixesad
Livia
Ibsitaie
United States
Great Britain
Comical Paum Notes on Silk, Hogs, and Love
A collage of odd facts and rumors spans silk production in Japan and California, floods and pumps in Chicago, cremation tech in Salt Lake City, and a lighthearted love scene from a gossip column. The notes mix numbers, places, and quirky observations with streetwise humor.
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Chizaga
Gulf of Mexico
Monza
California
Japan
Salt Lake Cuy
Engin Sanitary & Cremation Co
Towa
Chicago
Hurd Voice Disturbs Buckeye Trade Debates
The report cites Frank Hurd speaking in Buckeyestita about tariff issues and party divisions. It notes his preference for trade policy, suggesting he aligns with Republicans and urges certain Democrats toward the Republican rank. The piece reflects local opinion on tariff and party realignments.
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Frepkurd
New York
Praag
Frank Hurd
Burd
Frank Tefrank
Hoston News
Hurd
Pinkerton Agency Questioned in Chicago News Record
The Chicago News Record questions the Pinkerton agency as a Democratic ally and notes claims of its political ties and influence within party machinery, raising doubts about party alignment and independence.
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Sains Cave
Willian
Pinkerton
Chisigo News-Record
Averno Democratic Organ
Mehinley
Prices Fall and Tariffs Debate Stir Markets
The report notes sharp declines in sugar and other commodities, with sugar dropping by 45.8 percent and coffee down 24.3 percent. Analysts question how tariff barriers and price controls will affect markets and investor sentiment amid fluctuating exchange rates and consumer costs.
Fatal Reply Reveals Hidden Plans and Yearning
A fragmented archaic exchange hints at a fatal reply and secret longing. The speaker recalls a night proposal and a gaze toward a distant light, while a counterphrase about hope and proper bearing surfaces amid cryptic, dialectal lines.
Forged Checks and a Love Redeemed in a London Drama
In Caneill's Magazine style, a man confesses to forging his mother’s check for 12 000 pounds and entangles two widows in a debt scheme. Major Clay uses threats to extract 15 000 pounds, but a solicitor exposes the ruse. Victorine, a stage actress, reveals her daughter’s identity and helps redeem the situation, leading to a reunion and a hopeful future.
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Simms
Sam Holden
Vernons
Vernon
Ford
Ueter
Blicktriaes
Cliy
Tayet
Mile
Victoriné
Clay
Artesttis
Ian Holden
John Holden
Maj. Clay
Hewan
Maj. Way
Mes. Holden
Indy
Hall
Imfuj
Bia Swat
Victorine
Holden
Las
Ictorina
Samuel Holden
Victorige
Jorg Holden
Victorina
Caneell
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