The Great Tariff Debate in Ohio Decides for Free Trade
A long speech argues that McKinley tariff and gold standard burden the poor and favor monopolies. It declares protectionism harms farmers and workers, notes wage declines in protected industries, and urges a Democratic victory to restore tariff reform and honest taxation for all citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seston Sorlino Tees
Onc
Wusinem
Mae Harther
Jone Ich
Vibesis
Ofc
Ohio
Cincinnati
National Democracy
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Lawrence L Keal
Secretary of the Treasury
Republican Party
Republican Congress
McKinley
United States
Commissioner of Labor
France
Germany
Italy
Spain
England
China
Europe
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connec
Gov. McKinley
Democratic Party
Roel
Party of the People
Party of
People
New
Lisbon
Grover Cleveland
Murty
Oireland
Gutzman
New York
Liverpool
The Woman's Column on femininity and literature
A discussion on the loss of feminine charm in women writers, contrasting male and female styles, with references to Madame de Sevigne and Charlien Dudley Warner. It cautions against erasing feminine expression in pursuit of gender equality and notes ongoing debates among women writers. The piece then shifts to horticultural profits for women, praising Mrs Gardner, Japanese iris displays, and greenhouse techniques. It closes with brief notes on women in law, police recognition in Copenhagen, and rising female professional milestones.
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Kingdom of
Lettera
Charlen Dudley Warner
Harper's Magazine
Alsdy
New York City
Boston Transcript
Committee On Literature of
New York State
New York
Frances A. Goodsley
Chicago
Harpers Bazar
Hexer G. Newtox
New Haven
Connecticut
Mra Newton
Misa Mixa B Howes
Marylady
The
Good Templars of
Maryland
Izene W. Carr
Norwich
Yale
Giants
Geneva
N. Y
Mise Coli
James B Coit
Gettysburg
Norwich Academy
Mary Walker
Mary
Guild
Boston
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London
Atlantic
Monsey
Bedeeat Breoeissmans Speattas Cae Watt
Lawrence T. Neal
the Woman's Column
Indiana Supreme Court
Copenhagen
Police