No Free Trade Debate Sparks Democratic Dissent
A letter to the editor from Geo Ticknor Cyrils argues against free trade as a Democratic principle, denounces adherence to UK leadership, and urges learning from American political history. He condemns protected industries benefiting few, calls for constitutional revenue limits, and pressures voters to reject policies he views as deceptive. Sent December 19.
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Asmerican Ecur
Ole Democrats
Panos
Cote Yorlais
Pady
Aatiei Gengly Teytre
Ami
America
Paris
Wyte
Jefferson
Midison
John Query
Tackson
Gervint
America Versus Europe in a Costly Plate Debate
A correspondence notes competition between American and European plate manufacturers. The piece alleges American consumers face late deliveries, inferior grades, and shifting weights as producers discuss reducing plate weights from 130 to 115 pounds and cutting quality to preserve trade, with Wales cited in a dated letter about shipments of heavy plates.
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Welalinen
Tig County
Moral Worker
Platea
Siys
Wales
Tila Wey
Hinself
Welsh import trade under attack amid political funding clash
The piece reports on Welsh manufacturing facing unfair competition and deceptive import practices. It notes calls for protectionist measures, influence of Democratic funding, and the risk to American markets if political maneuvering continues.
Peck's Figures Assertion Sparks Census Figures Controversy
Labor Commissioner Veeck defends published figures amid dispute over truthfulness and destruction claims. He says data were not destroyed and vows to stand by the statistics, citing corroboration from Massachusetts and Indiana commissioners and a broad industry survey conducted with manufacturer cooperation.
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Amhany
Gunn Sioner Veeck
Coport
Haive
Fr. Anderson
Buccaus
United States
Massachusetts
Macy
Mattter
Unis
Right at Home Democrits hm Wust report scrutiny
Wisconsin State Journal notes a fragmented phrase about Libor Commissioner Peck and a Senate Investigation committee report. The readable text is incomplete and contains garbled names and terms, preventing a clear factual summary or attribution of events or quotes.
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Wisconsin State Journal
Peck
Senate Investigation Committee
Wisconsin Democratic Labor Chief Reports Wage Increases
A fragmented OCR snippet discusses Wisconsin labor commissioner statements on wage increases. It notes daily pay rising from $1.25 to $1.75 in Madison area, linking higher wages to reduced industrial activity and lower production. The piece mentions economic strain and debates over living costs and protectionist angles.
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Wiscousin
City
Madison
Tin Plate Trade and Manufacturing Details
A fragmentary report outlines tin plate production by a Cleveland area firm, noting plans to manufacture cans and related products. It mentions quantities, quality requirements, and employment implications, with references to dates and distribution to Ohio and other regions. Units and specs are referenced but unclear in places.
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Tatabe
Hien Company
Cini
Pines
Hart
Birgesk Av
Amerie i
Quright Enke
LEX Ny
Orierius
Prosperity Report From BR. Git Dunn & Gondils
General Prosperity notes that Wisconsin textile manufacturers report improved conditions with rising mill orders and heavy demand for materials. Mills run debt wary but in need of funds as goods in sight drop, while wool production shows a steep rise to 104,453,000 pounds valued at 3,005,000 dollars, an 8.2 percent year over year gain.
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Wales
Amer
Congress
BR. Git Dunn & Gondils
Iuste Qwenkly
Powderly A Republican
The text reports General Master Workman Dowderly of the Knights of Labor meeting with Chauncey on Black in a Delaware & Hudson depot discussion. Powderly states he remains a Republican this time, though historically Democrat, and comments on the silver question amid party loyalties. The article also notes Lord Roseberry’s plan to evacuate Uganda with financial aid to the Uganda Company to delay evacuation for three months.
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Carnac
Powderly
Lam
Poyderly
England
East Africa Company
Cunuen
Loroox
Lord Roseberry
Foreign Affairs
Hustafrich Company
Uganda
By Line Company & Uganda Orla Aurcoanding
Married Millions Tale Stuns Wisconsin Bride and Groom
James L. Babcock of Ann Arbor and Ella Stanley Bauer of Waukesha were wed after a fortune from an 1889 will created a string of suitors. The Milwaukee and Waukesha social circles note the couple’s swift marriage following public interest and the groom’s failed attempts to claim wealth.
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Cuarest Penn
Chicago
James L. Babcock
Aum Arbor
Michigas
Waukesha
Wisconsin
Misa
Ella Stanley Bauer
Bubcock
Luther Dimes
Babcock
Milwaukee
Early Football Rules with Curious Provisions
A historical rule summary defines scoring and play actions such as touchbacks, safeties, and various kicks. It details downs one side, field dimensions, number of players, referee roles, and penalties with archaic terminology and several typographical errors. The document reads like a condensed rulebook for an 11 man game, including fair catches, offsides, and touchdown values.
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Yinle
Javier
Utess
Che
Donostas
Catel
Ruiputes
Intervsion
Gme
Ure
Aml Xomo
Vaynnor Eanie
Suppath
Talaing
Lingle
Tere Eller T
Ivery
Duclarins
Asahn
Aalel
Varek
Dionet Drierfere
Kiki
Louch
East Omaha Land Company Approves Bridge Contract
At a meeting in West Omaha contracts were approved for a steel railway double deck bridge linking Omaha and Council Bluffs over the Missouri River. New York firm to oversee construction. Drexel Co to supply funds and bonds totaling 95,000,000. The bridge aims to spur development and connect routes in East Omaha.
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Ta Cownencer Et Upce- Qsratta
East Omaha
Philwtelpha
Nonay i
East Canute
South
East Omahs
Novel sewing machine device dazzles at London exhibit
A recent exhibition in the Gallery of the Society Lady in London showcased an English inventor's sewing machine novelty. The device adapts to various fabrics and projects both utilitarian and security features including the proposed “culoblery stitch” while combining the strength of a lock stitch with unusual capabilities.
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Teid
Itt Geelinism
Fittek
London
Arguments in Power of Compelling Gain Thaloner Peck to Shaw
Oct 1 report from the Pittsburgh Chronicle describes a court scene before Judge Tawants where Commissioner Pack seeks broader authority amid labor statistics delays. Judge Edwards reserved a decision. A humorous exchange about drinking habits and water colors is noted in the column.
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Thaloner Peck
Shaw Aulorly- Hanson
Pack
Tawants
Chambers
Edwards
Eukaon
Clubson
Vreathy
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George Tichnor Curtis
Ticknor Cyrils
Wohleld Spriuss
Europe
Seddwen'n Vemnrratie Gudwell Ferred
Arivntica Wibpea
Spd
Humbereciel Hegnirty
Can
Anandis
Hall
Maddy
Jelehud
Uae Weill
Inter
Skape Ponent
Ofhaer
Une Gall
Founerdl
Ifa Phiyer
Lyekito
New
Omaha
Sewing Machine Novelty
W New, Davier Winch Producee
Drolaery Sutele
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