New York Weekly Tribune Offer and Political Turmoil
The note promotes a combined Tribune and Courier subscription for 1.50 per year, touting extensive news coverage and family reading value. It then recounts political claims about Davin B. Ary, the world’s fair funding, arson case against MITCHELL, and Democratic House opposition to a 5 million dollar appropriation amid Georgia Alliance concerns and a Writings by Tom Watson.
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Abstract thought and heads in a political war of words
A Tulsa style broadside laments Adlai Stevenson's head as abstract thought and contrasts it with Grover Cleveland's alleged abstract stomach. The piece argues Republicans fear Homestead tensions and tariff protections, claiming tariffs support wages, while Democrats block funding halts many federal services and institutions nationwide.
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Williamsburg
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Grover
Cleveland
Stevenson
Israel
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Homestead
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the Sun
Homstead
America
Rioting Threat Looms as Homestead Strikes Persist
The piece notes duties left undone by a Democratic Congress and reports that New York dives and disorderly establishments reopened after Dr. Parkhurst’s closures. At Homestead 100 strikers returned to work on low pay, six foremen seek jobs, troops withdrawn, and unrest risks renewed bloodshed anticipated before further trouble emerges.
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Carnegie’s
Congressional Investigation
Veto record against Grover Cleveland stirs Civil War era dispute
A heated critique argues Cleveland harmed veterans by vetoing pension bills. It notes a total of 128 vetoes by all presidents versus 800 by Cleveland alone, claiming one million veterans and two million supporters will oppose him in the election.
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Homestead
Grover Cleveland
United States
Washington
Cleveland
Pressing Democratic Obstruction Threatens Lights and Fair
A controversial editorial denounces Democratic opposition to a sundry civil appropriation bill. It argues government offices shut, 3,000 workers idle, coast guard money missing, and the World’s Fair at risk without a $5 million grant. It condemns Southern and Tammany blocks and cites various political feuds and social tensions.
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