Soldiers view at Gettysburg over Stevenson war record
From Gettysburg a report that the Union Veterans league will hold a mass meeting to impeach Adlai E Stevenson’s war record amid affidavits alleging disloyal orders, revolver sales to deter the draft, and rejoicing at Lincoln’s death, with multiple sworn statements and supporting locals.
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Gettysburg
Union Veterans’ League
Adlai Stevenson
Lincoln
Democratic Party
State of Illinois
McLean County
William B. Whiffen
Woodford
Ilinois
Metamora
Hlineisand
Adlai E. Stevenson
Order of American Knights Or Sons of Liberty
Court House
W.G. Ewing
American Knights Or Sons of Liberty
Adlair
Stevenson
Knights Or Sons of Liberty
Springfield
Lodge
Order of the Same
Abraham Lincoln
James Singleton
Johnson and Sheehan
Lls
James S. Ewing
Bloomington
Hls
Order of American Knights
Sons of Liberty
Knights of the Golden Circle
W. G. Ewing
Ils
Union Leagues
Wiilliam B. Whipefen
Z. H. Whitmire
Isaac Wickoff
J. W. Ellis
Elijah Plank
T. D. Walden
William Mitchell
F. F. Briggs
C. Niles
Whiffen
Tiffin (O.) Tribune
Parker Gardner
Wabash
Ind
Wilson Township
de Witt County
Gardner
Ellsworth
Spratt
T. W. Davis
J. K. Davis
O. T. Gear
Wapella
S. HH. Taylor
Company I
One Hundred and Fifty-fourth
New Markets Opened and Prices Advance Under Tariff
Washington correspondent reports on the McKinley tariff impact. Secretary Foster reviews a Treasury Bureau of Statistics summary showing increased revenue, higher total foreign trade, exports surpassing one billion dollars, and notable gains in agricultural and manufactured exports in 1892 over 1890, with free imports rising and duties per capita down. The article highlights farm and labor benefits, reduced prices for life’s necessities, and wage gains amid broad prosperity.
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Treasury Department
Ayer
Washington
Foster
Ohio
Bureau of Statistics
Mr. Foster
Tariff Law Seen Through Business Spec tacles
A New York report profiles George W. Betts of Devoe & Co expressing that the McKinley tariff, including reciprocity and the drawback clause, benefits the U S by expanding markets and aiding price competitiveness. He notes shifts in independent stance, underlines business over politics, and cites a broader U S gain in foreign trade.
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New York
George W. Betts
F. W. Devoe & Co
Fulton and
William Streets
Betts
Cuba
Jamaica
Porto Rico
Brazil
Mexico
England
Mr. Betts
Democratic Tariff Praise Sparks New York Labor Study
The Democratic Labor Commissioner of New York, Charles F. Peck, lauds the McKinley tariff in his ninth annual report. He notes wage gains of 6.88 million dollars and production up 31.32 million in 1891 versus 1890 across 67 industries, with 77 percent showing rises in wages or output.
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New York
Charles F. Peck
Peck
Labor Statistics
Cleveland
Campbell
Chicago
Bureau of Statistics of Labor
State of
Loss to Farmers and Manufacturers in Consular Budget
A Washington special notes that congressional cuts to consular funding will cripple this vital public service. The piece argues the U S consul service lags behind England France and Germany and that reduced funds may force suspension of valuable consular reports.
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Washington
Congress
England
France
Germany
Department of State
First Session Appropriations Rise Between Congresses
The first session of the Fifty-second Congress appropriations exceed those of the Fifty-first by 644 million dollars. The shift reflects Democratic majority spending patterns in the period.
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Indiana
Sullivan
Crowder
Boomer Boots
Adee
Seledt
Tao “al
Weehive
Sumner
Grocodman
Dhe O.d
Reiable Leading Clothier of
Stewart
Voorthuvontairs
Inquisition
Beth
St. Albans
Phale
Ee J. M
M.D
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Sr. Paul
Minn
L.A. Stewart
Sadiivcon Dick
Col
Thane
D. Dos Stewart
Davis
Castoria
Samuel Pitcher
G. C. Osaoon
Lowell, Mass
J. F. Kincuevor
Conway, Ark
H. A. Arcaer
M. D
Oxford St
Brooklyn, N. Y
Children's Department
Merita of Castoria
Unitep Hospital
Anpd Dispensaryy
Boston
Mass
Allen C. Surrs, Pres
the Centaur Company
Murray Street
New York City
Addresa Ee Ps
Geo
American Tin Plate
W. D. Owen
House of Representatives
Sickles
Cockran
Rourke Cochran
New York State
Meriden
United States
Congressman Allen
Mississippi
Women At Work
Ellen J. Foster
Hotel Savoy
Republican
Carter
General Clarkson
Women’s Republican Association
Otto Krug
Fair Exchange
Crowder’s Bank Building
N, Cashner
South Side
Tris
McCammon & Wolfe
Crowder’s Bank
McHeneney
R, McEneney
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