Tariff Legislation History of the Past Century
Indiana figure Richard W. Thompson argues in a historical survey that England blocked colonial manufacturing to protect British industry, details early tariffs from 1789 through Morrill, notes shifts by Calhoun and Webster, and argues free trade abroad would lead to direct taxation at home. The piece screens the rise of protections and their economic effects.
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Richard W. Thompson
Indiana
Navy
President Hayes
Congress
Congressional Globe
Congressional Record
England
Atlantic Seaboard
Nent
Board of
Yade
Ken
Great Britain
Senate
Dallas
New England
Ama Morrill Tarver
Morrill
Buchanan
Thompson
United States
Labor and Protection Shape US Market Bargain
The piece argues half the cost of labor support is in food purchases and half of workers labor with their hands. It claims the United States, a free trader and protectionist, offers the dearest market for selling labor and the cheapest for buying food, aided by protection. It posits this good bargain may justify maintaining the system.
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United States
Philadelphia
London
Europe
America
German Prosperity Under Protection Cited In Tariff Debate
The Rutland Telegram argues that Germany’s post free trade shift to protection boosted commerce by 67 percent, maritime tonnage by 120 percent, and bank discounts by 240 percent, suggesting U S tariff benefits may mirror these gains.
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Turi
Germany
United States
Rutland
Civil service reform alleged in Washington scope
The Cleveland Leader reports Democrats in Washington borrow small sums from Republican clerks in various divisions and fail to return them. Victims fear retaliation and loss of jobs, a vile practice that mirrors broader methods seen at the national capital under the current administration, per Troy Times.
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Washinston Upper
Cleveland
National Capital
Troy Times
Cleveland Denunciation Likely From Rebels About Convention
The Cleveland Leader opines Mr. Cleveland will not denounce the recent Democratic state convention in this state. It would be a self created clash for a man of his stature to attack a gathering of federal officials and whisky gaugers. The York Press argues a free trade stance by West Virginia’s governor and a free trade president could unsettle John.
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England
Confess
United States
House of Representatives
James Madison
Fitzimons
Pennsylvania
Congress
Madison
First Congress
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Alexander Mamilton
Hamilton
John C. Calhoun
South Carolina
Daniel Webster
Massachusetts
Calhoun
House
Senate
New England
Middle States
South
West
Cleveland
Olo
Nator Henry G Sor
Governorco
Ornor
West Virginia
John 2
York Press
Democracy Boned Dow and We Are All Right
A brief Chicago News item notes a playful line about democracy and wellbeing. The item cites a partisan quip echoed by readers, suggesting a light editorial stance on political sentiment this year.
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Chicago News
Ind
Siaevelous Slupgwump Concession Cited by Boston Herald
The Boston Herald states the concession is in the power of the Reyib licans to map for the presidency and vice presidency, relying on the country’s full confidence.
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Reyiblicans
Boston Herald
Controversy Over Minnehaha Delegation At Jamestown
The Fargo Republican reports tense debates among the Minnehaha delegation during the Jamestown canvass. IH W Caldwell of the Sioux Falls Press, described as the guiding spirit, faced criticism after his divisionist stance and alleged desertion of allies. Wheelerock accuses Caldwell of shifting positions as the North Dakota divisionists lost their majority, with Minnehaha aligning with a LaMoure Stone slate. The piece notes Caldwell's explanations and skepticism of his motives, wrapping with a cautious verdict to let him off this time but warning of future behavior.
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Fargo
Jamestown
South Dakota
IH. W. Caldwell
Sioux Falls Press
Cass County
Jud Lakfoure
Chicago
Stubbard
la Moure
Jun Moure
Stone
North Dakota
Mr. Caldwell
Wheelock
Sioux Falls
LaMoure-Stone
Cal
Omaha urged to win southern Dakota trade via new Milwaukee line
A Rapid City Journal correspondent notes Omaha business leaders should push to capture South Dakota trade now going to rivals. The Mitchell to Chamberlain leg of the Milwaukee and St. Paul line is completed and will extend to Rapid City, creating a new Rapid City to Omaha route about 468 miles, with faster connections to Chicago and the East. Competition could benefit the region even if Rapid City line shortens Omaha road distance slightly.
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Rapid City Journal
Omaha Herald
Omaha
South Dakota
Mitchell
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Chamberlain
Missouri River
Sioux Reservation
Rapid City
Remont
Ikhorn Valley
Chicago
Biliousness and Cure Urged by Green's August Lows
The passage lists biliousness symptoms such as poor morning appetite for solids, white furred tongue, digestive disturbances, diarrhea or constipation, hemorrhoids, dizziness, headaches, and acidity. It promotes Green's August lower as a low cost remedy and notes thousands endorse its efficacy.
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Creen
Boges Cherry Cough Syrup and Blood Purifier Ad
A vintage druggist notice promotes Boges Cherry Cough Syrup and Blood Purifier no remedy with calomel or quinine. It guarantees relief or money refunded and claims the syrup acts on all parts of the system with no bad effects.
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U.scaliin
Scualnin
Jamestown Convention Principles Highlight Republican Unity
George A. Wilsby writes that Jamestown delegates united under major rules equity and party welfare, endorsing congressional principles and favoring fair regional representation. He notes support for younger Republicans, criticizes ex-Gov Mellette, and portrays a fair, reform minded convention. Ends with a hair renewal advertisement by fall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer.
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George A. Wilsby
Jamestown
Arge Republican
Republican Party
Dakota
National Party
Mellette
Johnson Nickells
Stutsiar County
ALT
Ayer's Sarsaparilla Ad Emphasizes Safety and Efficacy
Claims no poisonous ingredients in Ayers Sarsaparilla and highlights purity, care in preparation, and physician prescription. Describes it as a medicine not a beverage, a highly concentrated extract, and a economical Blood Medicine with a half century of successful use and many testimonials.
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Ayer
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Davison County Dakota
The Middlesex Banking Company mortgagee declares default on June 2 and will foreclose under the power of sale. The property in section 6 town 101 range 60 is to be sold at public auction by the Davison County sheriff on June 30 at 10 a.m. to satisfy the debt interest and costs.
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Efault
Register of Deeds
Davison County
Dakota
William Bresee
Middlesex Banking Company
Boult West
Divison
Diakota
Iid
Finikine
Siid
Mitchell
Seat IX Banking Company
N. Jackson
Mortygugee, Co
Attornay
J. Lockwoor
Sien County
Teesie
Hiw
Dave
Herr Souavrkos
Territorial Dakota summons in Davis County suit
Summons issued by Blanchard and Tanstes for the defendants Michael Glbytich Mageie Py Lyne Vale Keuren and others in the district court in Davison County Dakota. Plaintiffs Seiberling Miller and Co petition to answer a complaint filed March 1 1558 with service by delivery to the defendants in Mitchell Davison County.
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Terricory
Dakota
Shoonprovicial
Vaukeuren & Ploy
Michael Gl. Bytich
Mageie Py Lyne
Vale Keuren
Mintyigs
Uraltine
Mitchell Dirk
Mareh
Blanchard & Tansets Malntil
Sheriff Sale in Davison County Dakota Territory
Notice of a 1888 sheriff sale ordered by Theobald and Oppenheimer against Joseph Grant. Real estate described as Lot No. three in block twelve in Mitchell, with sale set at the courthouse front door on May 1 1888 to satisfy a judgment plus costs and interest at 7 percent.
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Territory
Dakota
Theobald & Oppenheim
Joseph Gr
Second Fuaicial District Court
Tritory
Theobolt
Towit
Mitchell
Dakotat
Dayisan
Joseph
Elsh
Bak
Aquil Ds
Sss
Spancheleld
Davison County
Dillon & Prestuy
Plainul
Sheriff’s sale of Dakota lands in Davison County
Notice of foreclosure sale by O. O. Stanfield as Davison County Sheriff under a 1938 judgment. The sale covers the north half of section 17, township 102, range 61, Davison County, Dakota, with 50 acres more or less. Auction set for July 17 at 1 o’clock in Mitchell courthouse, to satisfy the judgment plus costs and interest.
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Territory OF Dakota
Second Judicial Distiger
Duylson County
Blike
Platon
Herbert Dickinson
Norman
Mayhey
Ditfiel
Goble
Jude
Mien
Tie
O. O. Stanelield
Ste Dir
Davison Coulky
Dakota
Couet
Michell
Davison
Wake
Tury
Monchy Tle
Wicey
de Res Mug
Dutota
Davison County
Territory of
Mitchell
Dak
C. Spaxcheleld
Sheritof Dayisen County
Gro
Mortgage Sale Notice in Davison County Dakota
Notice of foreclosure under a mortgage on Lot eight in block ten in BD A Scou’s addition to Mitchell. Assignee John Morris and Sheriff O. O. Stonehad announce sale of the property at public auction on June 2, 1883, at 2 PM at the courthouse in Mitchell for cash. The loan, taxes, and attorney fees totaled $1,270.04 with $100 paid, plus interest.
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A. WU
Caroline
Choy
Davison
Territory
Dakota
Lelus A. Svort
Ann Whith
Jame
John Morris
Mity
A. D
Sil Norte
San Yittorney
Mitchell
Ison
Vitery
Scou
Mitchell D.T
Joun Mons
O. O. Stonehad
Pearl Top Lamp Chimney Leads Gens Nine Market
PHIS is described as the premier Pearl Top lamp chimney among nine brands, with all other variants labeled as imitations in comparison to the original.
Notice to creditors of George S Bidwell deceased
The administratrix of the estate of George S Bidwell (deceased) calls all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be shown to Edverton and Mielay in Mitchell Davison County. May 21, 1883.
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Georie
Bilwell
Edverton & Mielay
Mitchell
Davison
D.L
J.eldwell
George 8
Bid- Wei
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Dakota Territory Court
An 1885 Dakota Territory sheriff sale notices auction real estate tied to Daniel Kime and Elton J. Athins. The properties include Lots 2 in Block 12 of Rowley's Second Addition to Mitchell. The sale occurs at the county courthouse in Mitchell after a court order in favor of Daniel Kime, with Goody Koontz Kellam & Vorrer as attorneys and Adams as sheriff.
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Davide Kline
Ellen Froniiin Adkins
McCormack
Dako
Sid
Davison
Daniel Kime
Plaietill
Elton J. Athins
Franklin Adams
Mel Cormack
Manuke Uing Co
Rowley
Mitchell
Dakota
A. B
Matehed
Seid
Termton
Marehels
T. Mivysth
Tass
Goody Koontz
Kellam & Vorrer
Pants
Davison County
Adams
Promised Easy Work At Home With High Earnings
A suspicious recruitment offer promises easy at home employment with high profits. It claims no capital or special skill needed and targets all ages and both sexes. The ad urges writing to Stinson & Co. in Portland Maine for details, touting large monthly gains and broad accessibility.
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Stinson & Co
Portland
Maine
Richi
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