Tariff talk and political taunts plague New York race
A dense political screed targets Republican candidates and leaders including Morton and Hastings. It accuses Hill of treason to Morton, questions tariff claims, mocks the McKinley era, and predicts corruption if Hastings wins. Cites labor, miners, and a big campaign fund as key factors shaping the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Hill
Harrison
Morton
Hill
Gov. McKinley
Tom Platt
New York
J. Shirtsleeves Fassett
Fassett
Mr. Hastings
Lincombe
Hastings
Pluckme
Sterling Mining Company
Political Rush of 1890s Campaign Tactics and Wages
A compiled critique of party maneuvers and economic signals. It notes an Indianapolis manufacturer raising wages after a business upswing, debates Hill’s governorship prospects, and accuses Morton's campaign of heavy spending. It also questions tariff rhetoric, factory activity, and crime versus population growth, ending with a remark on buying votes to defeat Chairman Wilson.
Democratic Call Against Republican Rule in Warren County
A Warren county Democrat urges voters to punish Republican misrule citing labor unrest and rising costs. He recalls Garfield and Harrison campaigns, questions the protective system, attacks trusts and monopolies, and urges a straight Democratic ticket next Tuesday. The piece emphasizes principles over individuals and notes Warren county as a leading vote getter for the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Harrison
United States
U.S
Wight’s
Wa. McKinley
Pittsburg
Warren County
Plates Found Expose Bond Printing Order Debate at Norristown
A controversy over treasury finances unfolds as Foster’s order to prepare bond plates is revealed. Dockery’s claim of a bond issue is denied, prompting a Norristown debate between Singerly and Hastings with Democratic and Republican rallies and a 60 minute tariff-focused showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Dockery
Missouri
Harrison
Treasury
Cleveland
J*oster
Dockery
Foster
Kansas City
Treasury Department
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Carlisle
Sicgetly
General Hastings
Norristown
Singerly
Poat
Cronemeyer warns on tin plate wages and tariff
W. C. Cronemeyer argues manufacturers will run mills at thin profits to establish tin plate industry but demand workers share losses from Congress tariffs. He labels Wilson tariff as false and says producers could raise wages and cut prices, while accusing Republican protectionism of harming labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Cronemeyer
The
Plate Trust
Congress
Republican Press
Keep Moving as Election Day Calls for Action
A historical party-passion piece urges voters to turnout for Democrat candidates, claiming momentum will collapse the grand old party. It attacks Dr. Briggs and ministerial dismissals, hints at tariff shifts and warns against sugar price fears while advocating full ticket support.
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Warren
D. Reed
Ihan
Wilson
N. Y
State Republican Committee
Calamity
McKinley
William M. Singerly
Philadelphia
John 8. Billing
Ene
David ¥. Magee
Lancaster
Walter W. Greenland
Clarion
Henry Meyer
Allegheny
Thomas Collins
Centre
J. F. Parsons
Emporium
Senate
Robert McCalmont
Franklin
H. Houghtaling
Bear Lake
Sheerife
Robert
Raver
Cherry Grove
Frank Fay
Farmington
Indianapolis
Dan Lockwood
Mr. Morton
Armour
Germany
France
Benjamin Harrison
Allan Woodruff
Briggs
Grover Newwoods
Daniel W. Reynolds
Watson
Dr. Fenner
Fredonia
Grover
Fenner
Atlen & Sons
Allen Block
Second and
Liberty Street
Warren, Pa
Orren C. Allen
Samuel G. Allen
Harrison Allen
Iee Wa Eas
Celluloid Company
Broadway
Fehlman’s
Fehlmans
Liama Cheviots
West OF England
Tailors and Outfitters
Westennavings
I A
Agency of American and
Anchor Lines of Ocean Steamships
A. J. Hazeltine
O. W. Beaty
G. B. Ensworth
Cashier
M.B. Dunham
L. RB. Freeman
L. B. Woo
Charles W. Stone
James Clarx
A.J. Hazeltine
W. M. Lindsey
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