Andrew Jackson and the protectionist debate in 19th century news
A fragmentary editorial note traces Andrew Jackson as a Democratic figure now labeled protectionist. It cites St Louis Republic and Buffalo Times editor Norman Mack, debating tariff policy and favoring new industry protection. The piece reflects partisan shifts and cross-party commentary on tariffs and industry.
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St. Louis Republic
Buffalo Time
Norman E. Mack
National Democratic Committee
Andrew Jackson
Dewograts Snd
Times
United States
the Times
Congress x
Ohm
Aissouri
Democratic National Committee
Baltimore
St. Louis
Republic
Readjusting schedules to encourage new manufactures in 1834
The Times and The Republic discuss Andrew Jackson's stance on tariffs and domestic industry. The piece cites his December 6 1834 message arguing duties should be used to protect essential national industries like mining and workshops for defense, with careful adjustment to foster domestic growth and eventual competition with foreign labor. The commentary notes echoes of tariff advocates and contrasts temperate protections with broader policy loyalties.
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Andy Jackson
Andy
The
Times
Lous Republic
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Serena Payne
Nelson Aldrich
Moraista
Gofue
Lis
Aittle
Spol
News and Views at Nation's Capital on 1914 political fate
Washington coverage describes the Wilson era strain as Congress readies for a new session. Democratic defections of 1914 haunt the capital while the president weighs patronage and strategy amid Rivers and Harbors pork barrel talk. The piece questions what the president will do for or with his defeated allies.
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Journal Bureau
Washington, D.C
Vetera
Wilson
Reminiscences of Long Ago Fifty Years Ago in Muscatine
An excerpt from reminiscences noting events fifty and thirty years prior. Mentions George Magoon moving into a new residence at the corner of the Avenue and Fifth Street and describes the house as one of the city’s handsomest. Also references early Muscatine mechanics, bias toward enterprise, and a 30 years ago note about a film studio and local creamery figures.
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Fonty
George Magoon
Aven
Fifth Street
GW Kelly
John B. Faytor
Summit
Taylor
Kelly's Creainery
Wilton
Gilt edged Red Dutter Creamery Recipe Debuts
Clippings from the Muscatine Journal note a new creamery product in golden color with rich creaminess. The item is hailed as the ne plus ultra of gilted Red Dutter, marking a notable entry in local food production and market availability.
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Gew
Politicians mulling patronage and river power in Congress
The piece details maneuvers by lawmakers over patronage jobs and posts in the administration. It notes Rep. Connolly and Rep. Bulkeley as figures in rewards talks, while the Rivers and Harbors group debates funding and federal hydro power. Senator Kenyon watches, and Rep. Lewis pushes government ownership of telegraphs and telephones backed by a French example.
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David J. Lewis
Maryland
Lewin
Joffre
Sen
France
Eas
Roxana and the Dog Trouble at the Parlor
Roxana confronts Goddard Greer over his abuse of her dog, a surly brute from the story. She declares she will not tolerate animal mistreatment and refuses to reconcile despite Greer’s attempts. After a period of strain, Roxana leaves home alone, confident she can manage the journey, while Greer’s efforts to repair the rift fail.
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Ethel: Burton
Ethel Barrington
Roxana
Rosana
Ugilneas
Lida
Goddard Greer
Greer
Luckles
Goddarg
Benin
Roxana Alernly
Roxie
Roxane
Mrs. Vining
Mr. Vining
Phil
Woman on the Battlefield and Health Advertisements
The page blends a promotional piece for Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription aimed at women with a long list of local obituaries, visits, and social notices. It references nursing roles and healing, then shifts to town news including residents visiting Muscatine, Davenport, and Davenport-related social calls, church events, and funerals for Mrs. Joseph J. Bailey and others.
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Pierce
Plerce
Wilton
Su. Dee
John
Heather
Moscow
Maimie Bloemberg
Darani
Misa
Betty Rohlia
Esther
Ruth
Norman Chriatensen
Davenport
Satuday
Christ Christensen
Will
Wilkerson
Presbyterian Church
N. McAulay
Lyons, Jr
Geo. Patterson
Mabel
Salem
Wm. Bailey
Kenwick
Town
John Bailey
Fearl Harrison
Minburn
Wbarl Booth
Virgil
Adel
Wn. Harrison
Perry
Richard
George Bailey
Omans
Ned
Charles Bailey
Durant
Cora Beard
Oliver Kelley
Jin
Harry Romig
Muxeating
Meixner
Muscatine
Bliss
Kate Crletx
Jews City
R_ We. Creits
G. T. Bridges
Iowa City
Adam Paul
Wacker
Earl Hamlin
F.C. Wickes
West Liberty
Nichols
Bayfield
Gladys Birsa
Satvardey
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Nobsessey
Mesdames
W. R. Reid
A. R. Leith
B. B. Orris
L. N. Ayres
A. C. Shifler
F. B Hamlin
Theodore Port
J. P. Walton
Passen
Cne
Whitmer
Joan Miller
Sunbury
GC. C. Melntire
Elizabeth Mahaana
C. W. Bailey
Elize Bailey
South Wilton
George Priter
Wi, Butler
Keswick
Pearl Harrison
Richard Harrison
Iowa
Earl Booth
Afra
Wm. Harrison
Omaha
Neb
Dirs. Cwarl ‘Bailey
Wiliam
A. M. Scull
Tense pursuit ends in uneasy alliance in city streets
Roxana, chased through late night streets by Goddard Greer, seeks help from him after a failed attempt to ride away. A tense ride ends with Greer escorting her to a drug store and then home, a wary truce forming as a dog accepts him.
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Goddard Greer
Greer
Roxana
Roxanna
Greer Atanding
Changs
Mother Hubvard
Roxina
Roxan
Ashe
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Beecham’s
the Journal BY Journal Printing CO
R.D. Throge
L. B. Loomis
Associated Press
Lee Newspaper Syndicate
Hurlbut Grocery
Busch
Chayke
Brycery
Combland
St Taat
Poat So
Adgiao Rence
Omi
Apyxariamo Anyrcarntatives
Ohice Ona
Sorensend& Woods
New York
Cong
Sorenzon & Wood- An
Pevenwick Buildings& Woode
Kansas City
Cona
Lorenzen & Oenbet
Trolie
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Been
Prons Busidine
Aclante
Crns
Berenson & Woodman
ELNP
Panga Texphanke
F. D. Thronp
City MaAster
Society
Pitchfarth
Donthesn
Marr
Olther
Hostetter
Ness and Malaria
Muscatine. Journal
Wilkinson
Upper Mississippi River
Washington
Mississippi
van Sant
Minnesota
Hillé B. Usher
Wiscoupaint
Lon Fryson
Nagonsport
L. B. Boswell
Twiinoft
Isaac 2. Mazon
Missouri
Jeus
Joglatytion
Moses
Howes
Daly
Itgall
Rep
Kerbly
Indiana
Cample
Someltor
Lice
Treasury
Bulkeley
Ohio
Crosser
Emocrat
Burleson
Connolly
Sen. Cummina
Garrison
Sen. Renadell
Louisiana
Stn. Fletcher
Florida
War Department
Board of Army Ensineers
Hever
Congress
Rivers and Harbors Organization
Giffard Pinchot
National Board of Engineers
Lewis Hay
Allie Kondor
Kondon
Kowdon Mfg. CO
Minnsspolls
Mina
Binkley
Uday
EEN
ORIDA
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
St. Lewis
Jacksonville
Lina
Atractive
Gulf Coast
Passme
Cuba
Jamaica
GEO
Herring, D. P.A
St North Street
ST. Loues, MO
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