Debating Protective Tariff Beliefs in 1888 Pennsylvania Letter
In a February 27 1888 letter from Schlifftown Pennsylvania Mister Drooker expresses support for protective tariffs as a remedy to aid farmers and workers. He argues tariffs fund government while protecting local industry and wages. critiques Congress for tax burdens and opposes Democratic tariff views. He urges voters to back Republican tariff policy for economic safety and steady protection.
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Mister Drooker
Congress
Washington
Batzawit
Dreisich Cent
Yendem
Dawler
Heisa
Democratische Congressmenner
Dr Book and Miss Millicent Hervey Create A Novel
A village tale from Hampton centers on Dr Book, long a healer, and Miss Millicent Hervey as she revises and corrects his story for print. The narrative blends life, art, and the tension between plain speech and refined polish in a shy, reflective voice.
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Exeter
M. RC
F.C. P
London
Paris
Madrid
Hangampton
Mr. Shakespeare
Dr. Book
Miss Millicent Hervey
Slee
Tum Farm and Vanity in Tambledown Village
In a quiet rural shop near Tambledown Farm, a decaying house draws attention as a tall, weakly old man Hardware and his striking daughter Vanity arrive. The narrator, a shopkeeper, observes Vanity’s captivating interaction with Willie Snow as rumors and mystery swirl about the new tenants and the village rector’s wary curiosity.
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Tambledown Farm
Athet Snipes
Vector
Tenid
Viet
Vanity Hardware
John Book
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Mr. Hardware
Jupp
Hardware
Aythma
A Tale of Willie and Nancy Steele in the Hardware Shop
A long reminiscence follows Willie, a popular yet uncertain suitor, as Nancy Steele pursues him with firm, clever affection. The Hardware daughter intrigues locals, while an elderly shopkeeper observes, hinting at village gossip and a looming engagement that never fully forms.
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Nancy
Vanity Hardware
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Will
Orion
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Tess
Patil
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Largest Jackson meeting backs Mackinaw railroad plan
A packed Assembly Hall in Jackson with nearly 400 attendees heard leaders argue the Cincinnati Jackson Mackinaw railroad would boost local labor, milling, and trade. Speakers praised the line as a belt route linking Michigan goods to Ohio coal and southern markets, urging citizens to support the project.
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Ohio
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Baltimore & Nickle Plate
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Bee
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H. H. Smith
Ps Ne Enterprises
Waa
Alderman Boardman
Eas
Reynolds
Mich
Morning Patriot
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