Politics and the Democracy in the United States
A Liverport letter urges restraint after elections and warns of foreign interference in U S politics. It argues the campaign between Republicans led by Grover Cleveland and the McKinley wing will shape wage policy, free trade, and national prosperity, criticizes British comments, and stresses Americans must decide for themselves without external influence.
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Liverport Keba
Iso
Agnor
Protectin
We United
Lawre
Grover Clevelind
Clery
Quilty
Freerade
Ale
McKinley
Camedia
Tnather
Reed
Indiana
Harrison
Spooner
Wisconsin
Michheun
Ounesare
Tariff Illustration and Sugar Industry Impact
An analysis explains how sugar price protections benefited US consumers and fostered new industry. It notes Foulstonas location affecting sugar supply, a $100,000,000 unpaired supply, and the shift of markets as duties lowered costs. It highlights Scotch jams, Western New York fruit markets, and tinplate imports.
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Foulstana
United States
Republican Congress
Jamg
England
Ansty
New York
Trade attitudes in cannins market amid untapped stir plate phase
The passage notes tentative stage of stir plate facilities and looming price rises, yet fruit vegetables and meats trade bears the burden of duty. It cites cannins and un-plate duties influencing prices, with evidence from price lists showing little rise in canned goods and potential price easing as free trade advances.
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Eng- Bald
New York Report Sparks Debate on Prosperity and Trade
A disordered excerpt critiques the New York Democratic stance and highlights a Commerce Department trade surplus, wage shifts, and banking deposits. It discusses family as a commodity of prosperity, cites export growth and duty-free trade, and notes wage increases, layoffs, and higher bank deposits, portraying a partisan struggle over economic policy.
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Dalor Gomaisstoner
New York
Ont
Labor Commissionse
New York State
Eieh Jos
Democratic Platforms Through History Examined
A historical analysis discusses how Democratic platforms shifted from 1802 to 1892, noting inconsistent payroll creed, tariff debates, and the 1872 and 1884 positions. It cites the North American Review synthesis and contrasts with 1830 and 1865 tax and tariff stances.
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Norrill
Suitylov
North American Review
Democratic Party
National Democratic
Hungock
Airret
Domestic Industries and Protective Policy Debate
Fragmented text argues for continued protection of established domestic industries including tobacco and whisky, opposing education and curtailment of protection. It urges revision of laws to balance wages and foreign labor, promoting heretofore protected sectors while considering future policy directions amid evolving political platforms. The passage reflects a debate on economic protectionism and tariff policy.
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Nationaal Wenwcratic
Escourigu
Farm and Home Advice On Crop Care And Livestock
Farmers are urged to seed wheat through fanning to protect yields. Evaporation value is noted for raspberries. Weed control, potato profits, seed selection for tomatoes, and better underdrains are discussed. Good cows pay when owned by capable keepers. proper management of livestock is emphasized.
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Ohio
Marcel
Agricultural notes on corn, poultry, milk and wheat practices
A regional agricultural column reviews corn varietal development, beetle control, pineapple-like farm remedies, hog feeding efficiency, duck diseases and egg production, cheese making with large shallow milk pans, night skinning milk quality, and wheat seedbed preparation. It emphasizes soil drainage, equipment choice, and practical farm routines with several named practices and general guidance.
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George FE. Newell
Science of soil work and blue milk infection discussed
The article stresses proper soil preparation and selecting suitable implements for efficient farming. It also examines blue milk infection in dairy cows, tracing its cause to a bacteria pair and noting symptoms, spread, and remedies such as isolation and cleaning to prevent outbreaks.
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Department of Vyrticulture
Kerosene Emulsion Formula Claims Pest Control
A historic ad describes making a kerosene emulsion to kill pests and parasites on horses, livestock, and plants. It outlines dissolving kerosene in boiled water, emulsifying with soap, and applying with a spray pump. The text warns about free kerosene causing hair removal and foliage damage, and suggests proportions and use cases for animals and buildings.
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Styek
Oruge
Farvier
All Was Harmonious Old Officers Elected at State Ag Society
Milwaukee Sept 15 The state agricultural societies annual meeting ended smoothly with all old officers reelected unanimously A O Parkin son president Cyrus Miner secretary J M True reelected The executive board added H D McIlhoney Janesville C S Clark Whitewater H C Adams Madison C A Youmans Neillsville C M Gottlieb Milwaukee J M Blackstock Sheboygan B C Smith Moroken D Hubbard Mondorf George Wylie Leeds G T Fisher Wauwatosa A proposal to raise life member fee from 20 to 40 was postponed.
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State Agricultural Society
Milwaukee
A. OC
Parkinson
Cyrus Miner
Weasiver
J. M. True
Executive Brava
H. D. MclUoney
Janesville
Clark
Whitewater
H. C. Adams
Madison
Cooperative milk system urged to grow amid centralization debate
Prof Henry argues cooperation in milk production should expand toward central processing to cut costs and raise efficiency. He praises factory co operatives that unify supply from many farms, but warns bankruptcy risk from rivalries. He calls for broader, better organized cooperation to improve daily terms and social conditions.
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Henry
Clinton Bridge Opens With Parade and Questions
The Clinton high bridge spanning the Mississippi opened to the public amid proclamations of later demonstrations. The structure measures eighteen feet roadway width, with iron spans totaling about 200-odd feet. Total cost is listed as $146,000, making it one of three Mississippi river steel bridges within five miles, alongside the Lyons Falcon and China Northwestern railroad bridges.
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Cluton
Clinton Ne Ulineis High Bridge
Missisippi River
China& Northwestern Railroad
Weather hits cotton fields of lower California
Sept 17 reports a week of heavy rain and unusually cold temperatures have worsened the cotton outlook in lower California. By Sept 1 the crop along the coast was in fair to good shape, but rust appears in upper fields. Sea island crops show little damage and harvest is progressing slowly in inland regions.
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Fieina Kaln Catlin
Crarlesros
California
Caro Vina
Sta
Sea Island
Swift Closing at Springheld Bicycle Tournament
Over 7 000 spectators attended the Hampden park show in Springheld Massachusetts for the bicycle tournament. Zimucnian won the Walt mile open from Tyler. Liunsiten of Chicago led a sprint. Windle won the half mile handicap from scratch. George T. Taylor finished fourth in the mile handicap, taking 2 25 2 5 and setting a new competition record with 2 1/4. Sigler now holds both the mile and competition records. The Murphy brothers and A T Barker performed a triple safety ride, setting a new record for all distances in 2 14.
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Springheld
Mass
Hampden Park
Toulsy
Zimucnian
Tyler
Toile
Liunsiten
Chicago
Igler
Windle
George T. Taylor
Zimmerman
Sigler
Murphy Brothers
A.T. Barker
Ole
Mun
Seek the gires frances E. Willa. A Uittery came to his father
A fragmentary moral reflection portrays a father offering a penny but the child seeks only his father's love. The passage likens this to a test of faith, suggesting true believers crave God’s love over worldly gain and revealing whether one is truly in the faith.
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Frances E. Willa
God
Willioath
Anesthetic Light Affects Pain Relief via Arc Illumination
A Rusilin physician reports that electric light used as an anaesthetic provides rapid pain relief. He notes neon and arc light interactions with oral pains in Newrale gia and other regions, claiming traditional pain remedies fail while light achieves noticeable easing.
Turpentine spray boasts cleansing of living rooms
A spray of pure turpentine mixed with one percent lavender oil is claimed to purify the air in living rooms. The idea is attributed to the ozone noted as Tormod.
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