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Newspaper

Van Wert Weekly Bulletin

Location

Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1890

Page

7

McKinley Opens Tariff Debate With Forceful Defense

In Washington on May 7 Major McKinley led a House tariff debate with a wide reception. He argued the protective system had driven U.S. industrial growth, wages, and wealth over 29 years, urging revision in line with protection. He criticized free trade and described revenue effects, praising domestic markets and US prosperity under protection.

House Major McKinley Ohio United States Mr. McKinley Mills McKinley Republican Party Congress Committee On Ways and Means Springer Illinois Canada Treasury Great West New York Chicago Europe Great Britain Atlantic

A Veteran Gambler Known as Old Ludwig Passes in Monte Carlo

The Bersen Courier reports the death of a famed European gambler known as Old Ludwig of Monaco. He visited Wiesbaden, Hamburg, and Baden-Baden before German gambling ended, always at the rouge et noir table on a single system. He aged to eighty two, claimed no doctor visits for sixty years, and died at his favorite Monte Carlo rooms with his louis still in hand. His rooms were famed for cards dated with losses and gains.

Europe Bersen Monte Carlo Ludwig Monaco Wiesbaden Homberg Baden-Baden Germany Loler Louis Montearlo OM @agh London Globe

Three Voices Call for Federal Election Oversight In 1888

In a threefold national statement tied to Grant's birthday, President Harrison, Speaker Reed, and General Wager Swayne urge a national law to supervise elections, especially in the South, to protect Black suffrage and federal authority. The voices frame enforcement as essential to end fraud and intimidation in all states, with Sheridan’s looming absence noted and Maxi milian’s downfall cited as precedent.

South General Grant Washington United States Florida Ben Harrison Pennsylvania Allegheny Monongahela Ohio River Mississippi Gulf of Mexico Stars and Stripes Thomas B. Reed House of Representatives Harrison Reed Wager Swayne Grant Lee Appomattox Maximilian Mexico North America General Swayne Johnson Philip Sheridan Empire of Phil Sheridan Juarez Diaz Sheridan Buchanan Pittsburgh New York Sherman Republic N. Y

Mr Reed’s Remedy Address on the Southern Question

The item previews Speaker Reed’s Pittsburgh address as presenting the Southern question in an original way. It asserts the negro has no rights as a voter within Southern states, but warns that nationwide black dominance is unlikely to form, shaping Reed’s argument on federal versus state voter rights.

South Congress Reed United States Pittsburgh E. T. Hazeurry Warren, Pa

Sugar on Free List Says Chicago Journal

The piece argues sugar duties are a consumer tax benefiting a shrinking privileged class. It notes domestic sugar production has fallen from one third to one tenth of consumption and urges immediate removal of duties. It contends duties ceased to protect and now harm general consumers amid population growth.

Mississippi Valley Missouri Illinois Ways and Means Committee Chicago Journal

Agricultural hints barn plans by H M Schuyler Huntley

A detailed description of a barn project owned by H M Schuyler in Huntley. It covers dimensions 86 by 80 by 24 feet, stone foundation, and a framed plan with a truss of 6 by 8 inch timber. It notes braces and structural elements to prevent spreading and strengthen the hay door end.

H. M. Schuyler Huntley

Ground Plan and Kicking Cow In Rural Advice Column

Detailed barn and cowyard layout described with 6 stalls 53 feet wide, granaries above, hay chutes, and grain elevators. A separate note explains a rope restraint for kicking cows and a Ruhd New Yorker tip. The piece also contains various short ad-like items, anecdotes, and endorsements for medicines and products.

Drift of Opinion and Political Forecasts Across Newspapers

A collage of editorial opinions from various papers on political figures and issues. Highlights include warnings to Tom Reed about presidential luck, calls for a strong Democratic standard-bearer, critique of New Jersey frauds aiding Republican hopes, tariff reform rumors in South Dakota, and debates over veteran pensions and retirement provisions.

Tom Reed Des Moines Samuel J. Randall N. Y. Tribune New Jersey Cleveland South Dakota Detroit Tribune Burlington Hawkeye Lane Chicago Journal

Never Bets On His Own Horse In A Lesson On Confidence

A fable-like tale contrasts betting on a fast horse with trusting one’s own ability. It cites Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a proven remedy for female weakness, promising satisfaction or money back and detailing its tonic, restorative, and nervine benefits for overworked and anxious women.

Hannah Jane Pierce

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