McKinley's Victory and Tariff Stance Stir 1896 Debate
Reports from the 1896 campaign discuss McKinley’s 272 electoral votes to Bryan’s 175 and the Wyoming and South Dakota results. The piece critiques tariff policy, urging wool duties and farm protections to lift national revenue while avoiding radical changes. It notes silver issues, a possible Republican majority, and calls for restrained free silver agitation. It also references gold Democrat views and public impact on prosperity. A tax roll notice for Arcada Township is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Bryan
Wyoming
South Dakota
Michigan
United States
Congress
Cleveland
Chicago
Ledie
The Love Of Gloves Across Time And Nations
An exploration of glove history from medieval guilds to royal wardrobes. It notes glove making in Perth London Worcester and Paris, the use of dog skin kid, and markets in Milan Annonay Grenoble. It recounts gloves as contracts signs of trust and honor and tales of royalty secrets and customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
London
Worcester
England
Paris
Millan
Annonay
Grenoble
France
Gamins
Borderers
Scotland
Henry VI
Hexham
Lata
Anne Boleyn
Elizabeth
Mary
Payne
Brecht Rutherford Welletie
Walter Scott
Detroit Free Pros
Mountaineering In Health And Safety
An essay from London Lancet defends mountaineering as largely innocent and enjoyable while warning it is not for everyone. It outlines required fitness, heart health, nervous stability, and youth training, noting dangers are often avoidable with proper prudence and preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite
Horace
Man Made Monuments and Others
A London News reflection on whether natural wonders like the Causeway could merit protection as ancient monuments. The Irish attorney general questioned if anything not man made can be truly ancient or monumental, suggesting a legal flaw that might allow extending protection to natural beauties in some countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Init's Causeway
London News
Seeking faithful men to travel for established Michigan house
Advertises for several faithful men or women to travel for a responsible established house in Michigan. Salary 3780 per year, payable weekly, with expenses. Permanent position. Respond with enclosed self-addressed stamped envelope to The National Star Building Chicago W12-40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
National
Star
Chicago
Fragmented Roentgenteed Dialogue in Damp Scene
A fragmentary dialogue depicts a late night scene where a woman confronts a man about a west customer who detained her. She hints at a hidden card hand and pockets contents, then returns to bed with a remark about another man holding the hand and a note on vanity.
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Alma Resord
Cc. F. Brown
Coleman
D. L. Sharrar
Arcada
Alma
C. F. Brown
California
Connecticut
New Jersey
New York
Kentuel Penneytean la Eryland
Minnesota
WRYAN
Alabama
Montana
Colorado
Arkatans
Nebraska
North Carolina
Florida
South Carolina
Georgia
Kansas
Virginia
Washington
Missouri
Jasion
Dinlvestoy
Lacie Taven
Medler & Rogers
Market Report
Boyer
Agi
Ely
ELY Brothers
Warren
New York City
Clarke
Shawmut Ave
Boston
Wren
St. Louis
Ie Fel Bart
Dura
Coomer
Egfeeti
Nowrit American Review
North American Review
Uge
S Family Magazine
the North American Review
Fifth Ave
OLD Air
Atenie
Marhaway
Chemiewate
HH. Darby
Kililmar
R. D. Lemen
Bert Woodward
Winneste
Ford Oc
Gus Meyer
Elwell
A. W. Snyder
A W. Snyder
Lelie
Howiley Haviland & Co
Try Monteth Street
ANT Music House
U. S
Canada
Unsey
A. Munsey
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