Foreign protests against U S tariff act deemed improper
Washington correspondent notes foreign protests against the United States tariff bill are impertinent. He argues nations that protect tariffs themselves have raised rates and the U S has not protested broad tariff measures, only specific laws affecting particular industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Troy Times
United States
France
Austria-Hungary
Spain
Encourace
Ourself
Pete
Tate
Union Voices on Labor Rights and Organization
A discussion on the role of unions and labor laws features quotes about Gompers and trade organizations. The piece defends organized labor as a legitimate response to industrial challenges while warning against excessive opposition to unionism and its aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Linley
Ameren
Gompers
Bovere
Foreign Demand Lifts Gur Crops and Wheat Prospects
Foreign buyers show strong interest in Gur crops from the BRoumania harvest, with shipments to Aczirslia and expected imports from Foessis. Indian, Argentine, and other sources shape demand, while U.S. prices for wheat rise as August and September shipments approach. In the U.S. wheat crop outlook improves, with production likely to exceed last year and reach about 1.6 billion bushels or more. Corn prices advance about 1.14 cents per bushel amid market shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aczirslia
India
Argentine
United Steelresdy
Philad
Celpniz
Tobacco and Silver in Courier Journal Opinion
The Louisville Courier-Journal rebukes free silver advocates for an alleged price linkage to stamps and notes that the current silver price is lower than last year. The piece argues the fallacy and cites contemporary Kentucky commentary on wartime conditions.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Building of the State War and Navy Departments
Vast structure for the State War and Navy Departments forms three united buildings. It measures 101 feet from north to south and 125 feet east to west, with 150 rooms and a total cost around 5.6 million. The design features imposing stair approaches and porticoed entrances on the south front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Departments of State, War and Navy
Conher
Sec
Navy Department
Tobacco prices rise as leaf value climbs in trade report
The Philadelphia Press notes steady gains in leaf tobacco prices from Wohruaré to the second week, with increases around 7 percent across grades and darker tobaccos less affected but still notable. A further price rise of about 3s is anticipated amid cautious business prospects and a weaker commerce tone.
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Fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled note on a local matter, with names and details obscured. The readable portion hints at a scheduled action or notice involving residents or officials. Specific entities, dates, or places cannot be reliably identified from the fragment.
Midsummer Dullness Positioned
Minsc charges forward as two aboard the country steadies a dull midsummer scene. Cuthems is noted as steed in a compact local account with sparse details and period tone.
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Cuthems
Economic Gains Evident As Activity Rises Globally
Reports indicate a 3.7 percent rise over last year and a 12 percent gain over June 15 1895, with a 24 percent uptick over June 1934. England shows stronger manufacturing activity, and Boston News notes growing industrial output.
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Point Over
Mary
Matifest
England
Boston Tras
Silver Push for Teller in Late Nineteenth Century Polities
A fragmented report from Denver discusses possible substitution of Williams Teller for William Jennings Bryan in a campaign. It notes potential resistance from Bryan and analyzes bimetallism stakes, with speculation on whether Teller could unify factions and sustain leadership in the national effort.
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Teller
Mmin South Osio
Suppetunlg
Denver
Jennings Bryan
Yanktoners
Stavist
Bryan
Dan
Brian
Yashton
Senstor Hener M
Activity in Business Centers
The text notes strong business activity with a large week over week gain in New City books and a significant rise in money enterprises, highlighting increased circulation and consumer optimism as a boom in economic activity.
Reform Is Coming Placed in Monetary System Debate
A fragment indicates discussion of general reform in the monetary system, with plans to present proposals during a December congressional series. It notes Republican voting on measures of this character.
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aDrienus
Political Shuffle as Democrats Seek Factional Support
Fragmented lines describe internal Democratic maneuvering with chairmen and regional factions. Mentions New York and shifting loyalties as leaders seek to guide party directions and endorsements amid a time of tension and strategic alliances.
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Bermeer
Gold Democrats
Brnom
Tharmerk
New York
Marty
BOLT OF BOIES Foes pledge on gold standard and bimetallism
The ex governor defends a plan shifting toward a gold and silver standard via a 510 quota mechanism. He argues the policy moves beyond rhetoric to true bimetallism in law and practice, while noting Chicago platform loses binding force for Dems. He laments party splits and court outcomes.
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Iowan
Congress
Col
Fas
Sars
Chicago
Br Roment
Arraying Class Against Class in Des Moines Speechs
A Des Moines assembly shows Democratic leaders aiming to inflame passions and divide voters over property and prosperity. The piece warns that hostility to property owners signals a dangerous move toward socialism and questions sincerity of the leaders.
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Des Moines Fusion Contentivea
Speec Pt
Merkeij
Spplandai
Ignst
Ettean
Practical Evidence From Missouri City
Missouri City shows rapid progress across line of business with rising cattle sheep and hog slaughter and packing volumes. The livestock market reports for 1897 indicate gains over the previous year with substantial increases in hogs and sheep, reflecting general prosperity and activity in local commerce.
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Missouri
Ses City
Jane
Railroads and Banks Show Gem of Month Improvement
Railroads and banks report a notable improvement in dueness during March, illustrated by twenty three metrics showing gains over the previous period. The data indicates growth in returns and activity across multiple sectors, reflecting positive momentum for regional economies.
York Mail and Express Revenue Activity Examined
Fragmentary notice notes a focus on gains and pricing trends in a historic York newspaper. Mentions a business climate with rising activity and the paper’s role as a source for local commerce commentary during its peak years.
Interchange of Money and Crops Across the Midwest
A fragmented passage discusses movement of corn harvest and wealth across the Midwest and West. It asserts that an exchange of money and crops will equalize wealth, boost commercial life, and restore prosperity, warning that failure to occur could harm the region’s economy.
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Coa
North Dakota
Minoneapolis Tribune
Bryan's Trouble: Bryan and the Silk Nightshirt
A satire from Milwen Bee Sentinel mocks William Jennings Bryan lamenting newspaper space for his silk nightshirt. It argues everyone has a right to affordable attire, while noting the trouble lies in paying for luxury items like silk jars.
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Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Milwen- Bee Sentinel
Wilsons Efforts Move Dairy Exports Toward London Market
Secretary W reports progress in improving dairy sales abroad with a London firm requesting 500 pounds daily butter from Town State College for shipment to London until further notice. The move reflects ongoing experiments to boost overseas demand for domestic butter.
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Wilson
London
Wlate
Town State College
The Passing of Bryan in Democratic Rifts
The piece notes schisms within the Democracy since the 1896 revolution, with Popocrat and Democrat factions growing apart. It laments rising bitterness toward the Chicago platform over the St. Louis platform and suggests sound money Democrats debate “the passing of Bryan” as 1900 approaches.
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Bryan
Popocrat
Chicago
St. Louis
Johnny On Parade Amid Racket Over Silver Rides
In a verse narrative set on a political parade, Johnny confronts factional lines among Silver Republicans, Goldite Democrats, and Populists. Leaders push for ticket inclusion while others argue against shift, as voices from Danmeonville and Brysonville weigh in on who should hold office and who should be excluded. The piece surveys party loyalties and the politics of endorsements and ballots.
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Johnny
Hough
Joney-on-parade
Johnny-on
John McLean
Johnny-on-parade
Bryas
Anarcratic label and tariff talks in 1596 debate
In a turbulent exchange, critics mock the Democratic party’s shifts toward an Anarcratic label while warning against the 11 to 1 doctrine. The piece cites Altgeld, Bryan, Debs, and Horace Boies, arguing silver coinage conflicts persist. It notes a tariff bill change omitting the anti trust clause and signals a push by Republicans to press currency reform in Congress with Republican backing.
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Democratic Party
Macon Telegraph
ABC of the Democracy
Bryan
Coxer
Senate
Tom Watson
People’s Party
Horace Boies
Iowa
Congress
High Authority Secretary Shae Calls For Nationwide Reform
The secretary asserts that evidence from all press sectors, callers, correspondents, and individuals supports a genuine improvement in the country. She emphasizes concrete progress in manufacturing and facilities.
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Shae
Wade and Manufactures
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