Aging Republican George Hubbartt of Mapleton Maine Cast a Ball in Every Presidential Election
The Chicago Tribune notes 104 year old George Hubbartt of Mapleton Md, living in Indianapolis with his daughter, recounts a life of frontier travel from Susquehanna to North Carolina and Ohio. He describes health, habits, and a career including service in the Indian wars and memory of Tippecanoe, detailing the blockhouse forts of early Indiana settlement.
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George Hubbartt
Mapleton, Md
Mapleton
George Hubbarts
Chicago Tribune
Indianapolis
Sandel Record
East Market Street
George Hublard
Nancy Thomas
Nancy
West
Ohio
Dearborn County
Spencer
Mawnee River
Ohio River
Tippecanoe
Mr. Wabba
Public Debt Projections Highlight Bond Due Dates
The Cincinnati Volksblatt notes a public debt of 1.84 million with 1.1 billion in interest bearing debt. Bonds totaling 250.11 million fall due in 1891 and 787.8 million in 1907, with a 19 million surplus this year. It argues for frugality to meet obligations and supports using a surplus to reduce debt.
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Harrison
Cincinnati
Volksblutt
Free Trade and Lumber: A Canadian Viewpoint
Francis Wayland Glen of Brooklyn recounts his Canada years to argue that removing duties on lumber would lift Canadian values and profits, with lumber and wool favored for free entry. He cites journal arguments, wartime Tory views, and a New York Press summary urging protection for domestic producers.
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Pariament
Francis Wayland Glen
Brooklyn
Pee Aca
Canada
United States
Congress
Journal of Canada
Dominion
Ontario
Anti-Protection
England
Confederacy
South
John C. Calhoun
Messrs. Mills
Carlisle
Breckinridges
Cleveland
New York Press
Free Trade and Pauperism in the United States
An 1880 census shows 110 263 paupers in the United States from a 51 million population, while Great Britain totals 1 292 228 paupers across England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales in 1885. The piece argues the U S welfare system is freer, better, drawing foreign refugees seeking livelihoods.
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United States
Europe
Great Britain
England
Wales
Ireland
Scotland
New York Press
Republican tariff principles favor protective duties for American production
The Republicans defend a constitutional tariff as necessary and wise. They reject fixed schedules, promising to revise rates with consideration of domestic production and workers' wages, seeking to defend the American market and wage levels through discriminating duties on foreign goods.
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Republican Party
Harrison
Wage Gap in Woolen Mills Sparks Free Trade Debate
A report by United States labor commissioner Carroll D. Wright notes average daily wages in U S wool mills at 1.40 versus 0.88 in British mills in 1886, with critics arguing free wool and wage equalization are needed for American producers to compete. The Cincinnati Volksblatt adds that freeing raw materials would idly many workers and farmers.
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Carroll D. Wright
United States Commissioner of Labor
United States
Minneapolis Journal
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Thirty Years Behind the Times in Free Trade Views
The piece criticizes free traders who support free trade without regard to Cleveland's re election and argues that changes in world conditions, political factors, and advances in technology have made old sound theories impractical. It frames free trade advocates as out of date and out of touch.
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Cleveland
Double Murder and Lynching Reported From the Gold Mines
A Winnipeg dispatch reports two gold prospectors John Bramer and Eugene Jaggart killed by a half witted Indian. Miners hanged the killer immediately as Alaska yields large gold finds and silmon canners' profits near six hundred thousand dollars.
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Winnipeg
Westminister
B. C
John Bramer
Eugene Jaggart
Rourderer
Alaska
Howard Hamilton
Yukon
Wholesale arrest of saloonkeepers in Grand Forks
A broad arrest of saloonkeepers for contempt of court after violating an injunction. They posted $500 bonds to appear before Judge McConnell on Thursday.
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Grand Forks, Cak
McConnell
Depew Praises Chicago Auditorium as Largest Public Building
New York on October 2 The public figure praised the Chicago Auditorium as the largest and most impressive public building in the country noting its 5000 seat capacity and exceptional acoustics. He highlighted its extensive internal space and numerous rooms while comparing it to other hotels and venues.
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Depew
New York
Chicago
United States
JHUA
Ini Even & Yerson
Tré
Temperance Workers Session Opens with Low Attendance
New York Oct 24 The fifth and last day of the W C T U convention opens with only about a quarter of delegates present as many have left for home. Samuel Dikey introduces Frances Willard and invites her to join the Prohibition party national executive committee as a counseling member. An adjournment is taken for an hour at 12:30 p.m.
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New York
Va. Crristian Temperance Union
Samuel Dikey
National Prohibition Campaign Committee
The Keewatin Reports Striking Reef Near Williams Landing
Captain John Keither of the Canadian schooner Keewatin arrived at Quar ter Michigan with part of his crew reporting the vessel ashore on a reef near Williams Landing behind Grand Island after a 36 hour gusty voyage from Vest Island. The Duncan City bound for Manistique ran ashore on Summer Island last Friday morning with all hands safe. An expedition was sent from Marquette to Joseph H. Hurd beached at Eagle Harbor in a sinking condition.
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Keewatin
Duncan City
Man QuArter
Mich
John Keither
Williams’ Landing
Grand Island
Vest Island
Chicago
Manistique
Summer Island
Marquette
Joseph H. Hurd
Eagle Harbor
Missing Cleveland Treasurer Defalcation Tops City News
Cleveland reports a major defalcation with City Treasurer Thomas Axworthy missing since September. Investigators estimate funds short at over 383000 and expect the total to rise as inquiries continue.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Thomas Axworthy
Axworthy
New York City
Montreal
Canada
Log Cabin Remedies Promised From Grandmothers’ Potions
The advertisement extols natural, vegetable medicines from Warner’s Log Cabin line. It claims ancient remedies from ancestors improved health and warns modern drug use harms, listing products like Log Cabin sarsaparilla, hops and buckthorn tonic, cough and consumption remedy, hair tonic, liver pills, rose cream, and plasters.
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Warner's Log Cabin
Local Directory Fragments Include Hartford Firms
The text lists firms and locations such as Arrain Beiliwa Connecticut Cermar American Liverpool London & Clobe Phoenix of Hartford Springfield and others with an address noting Office 1 door north of postoffice upstairs.
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Beiliwa
Connecticut
Cermar-American
Liverpool
London & Clobe
Phoenix
Hartford
Springfield
Postoffice
Distinguishing Characteristics Noted in Two Cases
Two distinct distinguishing characteristics are observed in the report, highlighting differences in outcomes and methodologies. The analysis compares the characteristics across cases, identifying key features and implications for interpretation.
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Tsu
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Benton
Engineer Strout
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City of Montreal
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State Insane Hospital
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Castle
Milwaukee
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Omaha
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
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Fas
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Frank Randall
August Zeigler
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Wisconsin National Guard
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Allen Caldwell
Whitewater
Washington
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Chicago, Milwaukee
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Empero
Germany
Chicago Auditorium
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Temperance Workers
London
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Ohio Grand Lodge of Masons
Toledo
Grand Lodge of Masons
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S. Stacker Williams
Newark
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Carbon County
Iisted
Henry Coon
Thomas Mayer
John Mulhern
James Hannigan
Charles Terry
Joseph Pohl
Joseph Keithline
Washington, Pa
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Beck
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Tuley
Jeffray Printing Co
Bion
Rio Grand
Pueblo
Col
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
B.D. Thompson
Frances Hodgson
Boston
Frances Hougson Burnett
Zlaisher
Detroit Free Press
Paine
Cain
Wells, Richardson & CO
Burlington, Vermont
the Security Bank
Mitchell
Dakota
M. H. Rowley
KR. N. Kratz
Geo
H. Rathiman Cash
Frank Weller
Rowley
Mitchell National Bank
W.G. Davison
WN. L. Davison
U. N. Seasian
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J. & “Lerwilliger
W.A. Rogers
Arrain
W. A. Scott
W.ayer & SO & Son
Chicago Daily News
Daily News
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North West
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Williamsville
ULC
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Nisl
Daly Niews
WYGAS1
Sibley
Iowa
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