Fragmentary Political Speech Reflections on Tariffs and Elections
An elderly speaker recalls a August meeting discussing tariffs and election prospects. He notes strong enthusiasm from supporters in Missouri and other regions. He mentions West Virginia and southern states as key in the tariff issue and recalls a previous honor in Chantanquia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baers
Jim Gows
Frou Hsnans
Missouri
Jows
Relwiks
West Virginia
Free Trade Facts from 1850 Market Prices
In January 1850, Moega bought wool and cotton fabrics for pants at low costs, noting ready made satinet trousers ranged from 1.25 to 2. He contrasts tariff era prices with former costs and cites local sources in South Bend. The piece reflects period views on trade and domestic fabrics.
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Lake Wild
South Bend
Buchanan
Moega
Gonth
Union Township
Dave
Mgr
Maze
Thiet mie. mbmneie against American deputy inter epithete
Fragmented text appears to reference opposition to a replacement policy or letter, with garbled wording and unclear entities. No coherent event or names emerge to summarize.
Fragmented reminiscence on republican rights and elections
Fragmented text argues every citizen should cast votes without distinction of race or origin and defends gun rights as foundational. It emphasizes national unity and constitutional integrity, urging protection of civil liberties and secrecy in state governance.
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Itanager
Nationsal Republicas
United
Petes
Eles
Bern
Connecticout
Steve
Indiana
West Virginis
Pinen
Unclear historical remarks prompt limited record
Fragmentary OCR text mentions vague names and political phrases. No clear event, date, or entities to confirm a distinct news item.
Remembering Daniel Custer South Bend shoemaker and Democrat
The South Bend Tribune recalls Daniel Custer long a respected carpenter and Democrat who lived near Blain and Bonth streets. It notes his skilled work, a Brownfield store charge of $1.16, and a hypothetical price shift under Republican protection in 1892, illustrating early free trade debates.
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Herath Bend
Daniel Custer
South Bend
Hirat ‘Cless Carpenter
Blain
Air
Custer
Brownfield
Etivar
Asaress
Ind
Tribune
Farmers Face Tariff Impact on Imports, New Figures
The article notes a sharp drop in import value for farm products in the current year amid tariff policy. It references figures and mentions political maneuvering involving the People's party and Republican votes, with uncertain names and places in a fragmented OCR text.
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Richinley
Farmers Satisfied By Tariff Changes Despite Manitoba Trade Impact
Rural readers praise the McKinley tariff raising oats to 15 cents, barley to 5, wheat to 25, and wool to 1.1 cents per pound. They claim American farmers are protected while Manitoba prices tumble, easing imports and lowering costs for plows and machinery. they lament market losses abroad.
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Manitoba
United States
Goring
Cleveland
Fragmentary political note on party wage policy
A garbled historical notice references the Derancratis party and wage policies. It mentions reducing wage rates and a policy stance by a leader or group named Secaiog de Merweyst, with unclear context and names.
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Alweye
Derancratis
Fragmentary text yields unclear summary
An OCR snippet shows stray letters and symbols with no coherent events, names, or places readable to establish a news item or notice. The fragment provides no actionable facts or context for a proper summary.
German Americans Back Harrison in 1892 Election Letter
A letter to German descent voters endorses Benjamin Harrison, arguing Republican protectionism over free trade and criticizing Grover Cleveland. It cites economic prosperity under Harrison and contrasts civil service reforms with Cleveland’s alleged failures, naming numerous signatories from New York and neighboring areas.
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New York
Republicas Party
Germmn Tiescco
Wayman
Republican Party
Jones
Democratic Party
Isms
Ersali Husneasiman
Ikz
United States
Grover Cleveland
Feterni
Harrison
Wenstry UN Biamerens
Cleveland
Civil Services
Jackson
Adlai E. Steverson
William Balser
C. F. Balzer
Jplins Bien
Julius Bien, Jr
S. Bachman
Emil Berolzhysmer
Mamenthal Bros. & Us
P. A E. Boetzkes
Julius Brumn
Hermann Kndlich
Adolph Etro
Willam H. Kiencke
J. Lesem
Lovins N. Littaner
Joseph Leth & Co
Charles Maurer
Peel
H. Meblien
Henry Merz
Cer Merz
N. W. Moeller
C. W. Neuling
George Ban
William Reichman
Henry W.F. Schulz
Nicholas Schultz
Charlies Splitdorf
Charles Stahl
Moritz Seckal
Ralph Trautmann
Schwann Vorster
William Vigelius
H. J. Wackerbarth
Wiliam Wicke
Warsburger, Goldachunddt & Co
Henry Zimmerer
Newark
Edward J. J. Frea Kuhn
Jd. J. Kutter
Herman Lehnbech
Carl Lentz
Paul Roder
Carl F. Seitz
Julius Stapf
BR. G. Solomnon
Brooklyn
Louis Bossert
Herman Liebmann
Charles Nadher
John Roeser
H. C. Boekr
Curtains and tariffs under McKinley law debate
Dorothy and I investigate lace curtain prices amid tariff raises. A clerk cites 60 percent duty. stores dispute rises, while Mills and Gibbs defend higher costs. We probe whether tariffs truly lift workers' wages or simply push prices up.
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Dorothy
Washington
Iti
Uwe
Democrat
Républican
Crrtein Mukivz
O'Neills
Sixth Avenue
Meninle
Simpson & Crawford’s
McNinley
Ansewer
Mills& Gibbs
Broadway
Grand Street
Wes
Voters urged to consider impact of election turnout
New York Oct. 3 A correspondent warns that a small voter abstention could flip ten key states changing the presidency and control of Congress. The piece praises the protective tariff and warns against free trade theories while urging farmers and workers to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New “York
United States
Ainsworths Cunning Star in Southern States Rigging Claim
A flawed Detroit era report argues the People’s Party movement in the South is a Cleveland driven trap to win the Presidency. It cites alleged suppression in Alabama Georgia Florida and fear of fraud aiding Northern and Western gains shifting votes to the House.
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Nell Grummete
Ciersiane
Hazvard
Trmmels
Hell Grammet
Grand Ald
Elemes & Ete
Cleveland
Sharky Wake
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Cleveland Managers Bee
People’s Pertt
House of Representatives
Mason
British Trade Paper Questions Mettiviey BAL Prediction
A fragment from the Shelliehd Telegraph argues about a British trade leader and policy, challenging a prophecy attributed to Mikkipecus President of the British Domai and questioning its credibility as the 28 ghteet Bidition approaches. The piece reflects free trade concerns and domestic industry impacts.
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Rome
Shelliehd Felegraph
Miikipecus
Brittah Dombi
Taker
Pephet
Meierets
American “Industries
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