Contemptible Conduct in Inter State Commerce Debate
The editorial attacks newspaper organs for now condemning the Inter State Commerce bill after supporting it. It argues the bill, though flawed, was a necessary start, with a national commission limited in scope. It calls partisan press bias contemptible and notes the bill's passage amid divided party views. It also discusses John Sherman as a Republican 1888 candidate, facing opposition from progressive Republicans and a faction clinging to moral rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Chicago
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Chicago Herald
John Sherman
Blaine Incubus
Sherman
New York
Eliza Pinkston
Hawley
Connecticut
Blair
Republican Party
Young Republican Club of
Virginia
Detroit Free Press
Bad Boy and Bears Tales Stirring Moral Folklore
A Teutonic storyteller and a bear tale warn children about lying theft and danger. The piece weaves a grim fable of a boy who robs and lies, then is attacked by a bear and dies, followed by reflections on cautionary myth and moral lessons.
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Dot
de Hill
Peter
Detroit Free Press
Castoria Advert Excerpt Spans Generations
Vintage ad copy traces Castoria through family stages from baby to child to mother, noting repeated use for infants and children and recommending it for future offspring. The nostalgic testimonial emphasizes ongoing reliance on the product across generations.
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Castoria
Miss
The Decay of Apple Orchards and Community Benefit
A historical note laments farm orchard decline as selfishness blocks new plantings on unused ground. It argues future benefit should override personal loss, warning such attitudes erode social cooperation and mutual gains.
The Famous Sae Detective James Jackson at Sing Sing
James Jackson a celebrated detective at Sing Sing is noted for examining convicts and scrutinizing visitors to prevent escapees from reuniting with their peers. He travels to pursue runaways, identifies criminals from other states, and claims perfect recognition from a single eye look. He favors Brandreth pills and Allcock's Plasters for vigor during long journeys.
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James Jackson
Sing Sing
Jackson
Allcock
Brandreth
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Honesdale
James P. McCabe
Michael Riley
Seon
Rougie
Mr. Sherman
Carl Dunder
New York Observer
Los
Robersburg, Pa
The
Arctic Circle
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U.S
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Washington, D.C
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Police Gazette
United States
Richard K
Fox
Franklin Square
Domestic Mfg CO
Marion
Ohio
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New Jersey
Maryland
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Tru & Co
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Maine
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Philadelphia
J. B
Keystone House
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Springfield
Enterprise
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U. S
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Havana
Bilal
RWOOD
Harwood
Reading Organ CO
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Reading
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Jamaica
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Boston
Gushrian
H. D. Cushmar
Three Rivers
Warsids
Battle Creek Machinery Co
Aper
Pekeoves Moore
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Sele Guner
Pallols
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