Free Trade Tariff Debate Prompts Wages Compare
The piece attacks free trade editors and cites an American Protective Tax League offer of one thousand dollars to prove higher white paper costs post McKinley act. It notes wage contrasts between U.S. machinists at 271.40 daily and English peers at 150.8, urging voters toward Cleveland and protectionism. It references Stevenson and political jabs, with broader digressions on labor, temperance, and church saloons.
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Tax American Protective Tani League
Free Trade
United States
England
Cleveland
United Tea and Coffee Growers Association opens in city
Partners W. F. Iper and M. Bingham build a ten year venture on West Front street promoting grocer y goods, coffees, spices, and meats with a large icebox cellar. The firm expands delivery to Plainfield area and introduces cottonseed oil product Cottolene with rapid early sales.
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United Tea and Coffee Growers Association
England
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Utter
Plainfield
Grand Parade Aids Denver Visit of Fisher Party
Aug. 10 Denver reports beautiful weather aiding a large Fisher party parade. Preparations completed by 9 AM with 20,000 men in the Fourteenth Division forming on side streets. The march began at 10 o’clock along Masonic Temple route, though initial motion was slow as crowds watched the reviewing stand.
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Ater Sever Wien
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Body of Sailor From Chile Riot Arrives in Philadelphia
The body of Charles Riggin, mate of the United States cruiser Baltimore killed in the Valparaiso riot, arrives in Philadelphia from Colon aboard the Columbia. Delegation from Philadelphia includes John Riggin, brother of the dead sailor. Embalmed in a sealed coffin, it is moved to Jersey City for a special car to Philadelphia where funeral services are planned for Sunday.
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United States
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Chili
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Pacific Mail
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Jersey City
Sanday
No Relief From the Hot Wave Bofors To- (err wane TO THN
New York August 12 official thermometer shows second hottest day of summer at 79 degrees. Only July 29 reached hotter with 83 degrees. Local forecast offers no relief today or tonight and predicts tomorrow to be as hot, with possible relief by tomorrow night if heat pressure moderates.
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New York
Meteor seen by Chicagoans lights up night sky
A brilliant colored meteor appeared over Chicago on Monday at 10 10 p m traveling east to west midway between the horizon and the zenith. The train flashed rainbow colors and after about ten seconds broke into glittering fragments, with a luminous arc visible for half a minute. Spectators on lake steamers and pedestrians watched in wonder and feared possible fragments near the city.
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