Tariff debate and Southern editorial stance excerpt
An editorial discusses tariff policy as a revenue source and protection vs free trade, arguing for a balanced tariff to support government revenue while avoiding monopolies. It critiques direct taxation and calls for cautious protection, predicting future reform and the enduring value of revenue-focused policy.
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Anas
Carrie
Fred Jade
Thesa
Gladiatora
New York
Industrial League of Pennsylvania
Imperialist paper fuels party politics in New York city
The Herald defends its stance while attacking the Imperialist and its Democratic allies. The piece argues the Imperialist embodies anti Republican zeal within the Democratic camp and would prefer monarchist rule. It notes the paper’s limited influence and mocks its claims as a political stunt. It also references a satirical aside by GENERAL BURNSIDE about Senator Sprague and Bat tle’s Run memory.
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Herald
New York
Lincoln
Grant
New York City
Quincy Herald
Illinois items report local openings and disasters
The Turners of Rock Island buy a lot and church building for 3100 to convert into a Society hall. A billiard saloon keeper in Alton, L Brennan, is killed when a spring wagon topples backward. Warren county assessors exempt one dog per household and set personal property at 33 1 3 percent, lands improvements at 25. Blandinville launches a seven column paper by R L Kimble. A Baptist church in Upper Alton nears completion with seats installed. A divorced woman named Cardwell shoots her former husband in Chicago but saves his life. she is jailed. A near-fatal accident injures a woman in Bushville after a wagon wheel break. A Pekin worker loses part of a hand on a circular saw. A mining accident at St Johns near Dao Quoin injures workers with spinal injuries.
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Turners
Rock Island
L. Brennan
Alton
Warren County
R. L. Kimble
Blandinville
Lancet
McDonough County
Upper Alton
Iilinois
Cardwell
Chicago
Bushville
John Fuller
Ranning
Kitchen
A. J. Hodges & Co
Pekin
Dao Quoin
Alexan Mining
de Iayaties Receiv
Tragic Lightning Strike Hits Wagon Rider Near Hoyleton
A man was struck by lightning between Hoyleton and Mindon in Washington County and fell from the wagon. He died soon after. one horse also perished, another recovered and the team moved on, overtaken by neighbors.
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Hoyleton
Mindon
Washington County
Chas
Haseman
Soprano Lovers Stir Willimantic Depot Sideshow
Norwich Bulletin describes a Wil Imantic train stop where the Desmond Sisters and the Hibernian Minstrel troupe drew crowds. The soprano and brunette shown emotional upon reuniting with a male admirer, amid public gaze. Illinois origins traced, a jealous suitor follows the troupe to Boston. Names withheld.
Masonic Lodge Robbery Echoes Brooklyn Theft
A Milwaukee Block Masonic Lodge (Scotch Rite) was stripped of carpet and lodge hardware in a daring burglary. Partial carpet recovery followed a sale lead at J. M. Kerper & Co on Main street, with Rosenzweig later linked to purchasing pieces from a stranger. About thirty yards remain missing. police continue inquiries.
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Brooklyn
Masonic Lodge
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Milwaukee
J. M. Kerper & Co
Main Street
Rosenzweig
Lafayette
Potent Bitters and Hair Preservatives Advertised
An excerpt lists Bitters as a salubrium tonic claiming to ease headaches, nerve support, stomach digestion, and general vigor, marketed for the weaker sex and various ailments. It then promotes Cristadoro's Hair Preservative promising baldness prevention, hair growth, and dandruff removal, with addresses in New York and Maiden Lane. Further items include Venetian Liniment claims of cures for cholera to rheumatism, Allcock's Porous Plaster testimonials, and depot locations at Park Place and Brandreth House.
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United States
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apriTdawim
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