Political rhetoric from 1890s campaign contrasts cheaper living claims
A fragment from a political debate cites Democratic and Republican era contrasts on wages and work. It ridicules misrepresentations of “cheapness” and questions honesty in distinguishing right from wrong, naming several officials and figures in a debate about governance and policy.
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Democratic Times
Tom Reed
Maine
Tariffs Raise Drug Prices and Cost of Living, Attacked
A lengthy piece argues the McKinley era revenue measures hike alcohol taxes and sugar duties, driving up prices on medicines and everyday goods. It contends manufacturers pay most of the tariff but pass costs to wholesalers and consumers, urging readers to see protectionism as beneficial to American wages and industries.
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Ican Industries
Critique of Free Market Ideology in Early Reform Dialogue
Fragmentary argument condemns the sale in dearest markets and the buy in cheapest markets as barbaric. It asserts modern civilization balances individual liberty with social duties, opposing unbridled selfishness and predatory economic practice. The tone is lecturing and moralistic, challenging laissez faire economics.
The New Tariff Critique in Early 1800s Debates
The tariff bill draws sharp criticism from Democrats and Republicans alike. It is described as a hodgepodge serving corporate greed and special interests, with leaders from both parties refusing full endorsement. The piece argues the bill lacks broad public will and would face renewal beyond the grace period.
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United States
Gorman
Congress
The Record Publishing Co Incorporation Notice Iowa
Notice of incorporation by The Record Publishing Co Iowa, stating printing and publishing business, capital stock five thousand dollars, payment in, directors named David N Blazer Homer A Galloway, first officers elected, indebtedness limit fourteen hundred dollars, stockholders exempt from corporate debts.
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Iowa Public Notice on Jasper County Partition Suit
Original notice concerns Dora Kuhns and Maxste Dencenrn as heirs in a partition and quieting title case in Jasper County Iowa. The petition seeks division of Swallow's subdivision lands and costs, with appearances required on the second day of the next term and defense to the claim. Attorneys for the plaintiff are Climents and Arnold.
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Iowata County
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The Chicago Record advertisement pitch
An advertisement extols The Chicago Record as a cheap, comprehensive daily paper with broad news coverage and no party bias. It claims large circulation in Chicago and the West, high quality, and urges readers to subscribe via news dealers or postmasters.
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