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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1888

Page

6

Memorial building plan in honor of American fathers discussed

Prunck rb Brownell of Washington supports a memorial building idea akin to New York states’ plan to honor fallen soldiers with a Grecian style hall and wall inscriptions. The piece notes court cases, impeachment threats against Justice Field, and critiques of gum chewing while recounting various political and social sketches from the era.

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Blaine Attacks Cleveland on Fisheries Policy in Lewiston Speech

In Lewiston Maine, former Secretary James G Blaine denounces President Cleveland and the fisheries treaty. He accuses Cleveland of weak leadership, asserts retaliation was warranted, and warns against partisan manipulation of foreign affairs and Senate power in treaty negotiations.

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Democracy at St Louis sparks tariff surplus debate

A longstanding excerpt from North American Review argues the Democratic party split over free trade and the Mills tariff bill. It claims protectionism boosts wages and employment, while surplus funds in the treasury tempt improvised policy shifts. The piece critiques Cleveland era politics and tariff strategy.

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Fragmented 19th Century Commentary on Protection Laws

A dated excerpt from the Sunday Times discusses American elections and protective laws. It cites figures like US Grant and Ira Diemarck criticizing or debating protection initiatives and riot-related concerns. The language suggests partisan tension around policy and governance in a historical context.

Fractical Tarif Talk Repudiates Complex Views

General Harrison spoke simply to visiting miners addressing tariff questions. He stated he would not burden them with overlong analysis, arguing American workers are better off than those in other countries. He urged straightforward action to protect American labor.

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Sun Readers Discuss 1884 Election Loyalty and Labor Vote

A Sun letter writer says two hundred workmen shift from Cleveland to Harrison, while the Sun notes loyalty and urges Democratic ticket support. The exchange frames protectionist views, labor impact, and party balance amid a tense electoral moment.

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Protective tariffs and trade talks spark radical ideas in Ragland

A dealer discusses protectionism and free trade arguing tariffs would flood the country with English goods while a shopper urges practical benefits. The dialogue touches on national policy, wartime allies, and the impact on local economy. Mrs. Gertie’s widow of the President references Fronco Harteld University. Mis Leben is elected city schools superintendent in Portland, Oregon, to receive 3,000.

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G A R Encampment Parade in Columbus Ohio

Collected veterans paraded through Columbus with 70 old soldiers from the Old Soldiers and Orphans Home at Xenia, led by Gen Alger and Gov Foraker. Spectators cheered Sherman’s Bummers car, a buckeye cannon from Baltimore, and a Garfield likeness while speeches praised relief efforts and future growth of the Grand Army of the Republic.

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Prof Proctor Dead Great Astronomer and Lecturer

Professor Richard A Proctor famed as a trenchant lecturer dies in Witlard Parker hospital York after a brief illness thought to be malaria He was born in Raglan Monmouthshire and educated at Butlin and King's College London His career spanned historical and astronomical works and he gained international notice for his writings and investigations into planetary motion and the heavens

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Ambiguous historic commander's table court and candidates

Fragmentary OCR recounts a ceremonial commarder tableau with candidates including Major Win Warner of Missouri and Col. Moses Ni. It notes Wisconsin regiments, an election for XLII Fifth Missouri, and a junior vice commander contest. Milwaukee is mentioned as a venue for the annual examination.

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