Ingersoll Speaks on Free Trade in New York Rally
Ten thousand voters fill the New York hall while Col. Ingersoll argues for protection of American industry. He denounces raw material exporters and praises domestic manufacturing amid lively cheers and sharp exchanges with opponents. The event features Democratic and Republican lines, with Warned Illeges and political heavyweights discussing trade policy and national labor strength.
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Gen Harrison lauded as principled Republican figure in Chicago speech
The piece praises Gen Harrison as a consistent Republican from conviction, citing his decades of support for party platforms and his defense of American industry and protectionist policy. It notes his military record and loyalty to constitutional supremacy, portraying him as a steady leader aligned with the party’s core aims.
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Chicago
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Joe Hooker
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How He Entered the Party Initiation Into the Republican Camp
Gen Marelson Telotes recalls being bodily carried to a Fremont nominating rally and set on a packing box to address the crowd. The piece also touts P Morton for vice president, praises his character and public service, and endorses the Republican platform including taxation, labor, regulation, homesteads, monetary policy, and naval power.
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New York State
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Troy Tinea
Political fire in Harrison tariff debate and naval incident
A terse political row over protective tariffs is linked to General Harrison and Cleveland, while a bridge incident with the new captain and a tied rudder hints at ongoing tensions. The Boston Journal notes Democratic attacks on Harrison, and the Pittsburgh dispatch cites M. Flagler's plans to close mills amid wage cuts and foreign competition, affecting thousands of workers and tying to national policy debates.
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Supreme Court
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Indiana
Democratic Court
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War Department
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Comanierot
Camnes
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Threyeta
Mneerepilons
Boston Journal
Marigerd. M. Flagler
National Tube ‘Works
McKeesport
Tenn
New York City
Mingler
Mcneespert
Eaguins
Badigo
Sweating and Swarmery in Free Trade Debate
An 1860s parliamentary committee report condemns the sweating system in London, detailing overcrowded workshops, dire wages, and harsh exploitation by middlemen. It notes factory competition driving workers to crowded urban centers and portrays the social impact on women and families. The article links these conditions to broader free trade tensions and fears of imported labor and disease among the poor.
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America
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Lurittante Om Players
Poexetine
Egormens Prtits
Aboes
Aibetur
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Kong Mary Acres
Fragments of a 19th century political miscellany leak
A garbled OCR excerpt lists numerous political figures and titles, including ex Senators, ministers, counts, and barons, with scattered references to income, estates, and appointments. The piece mentions Denmark’s envoy, Madison publications, and a long roster of names, dates, and places, but the exact events and context remain unclear.
Fragmented Daughters of Eve Text Murky and Obscure
The readable fragments describe a scattered narrative linking a writer’s claim to a winter eve, eviction of Mary A Blin, and a chain of named figures amid unclear passages. The text mentions someone named Teel and various places, with garbled names and partial quotes, forming a puzzle of a historical article.
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Harrison and the Chinese in the Senate Debate
A fragmented report discusses U.S. Senate debate on immigration and Chinese Americans. It references Dempsey, Lane, and counterpoints on labor, diplomacy, and race, with mentions of Harrison, Garivy, and Esjgy in a contentious wartime era context.
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Dempsey Bavine
Bok
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Heey
Ula
Pete
Arvaur
Benjamin Barra
Garivy
Fragmented Political Rhetoric Echoes in Historical Lettering
A garbled OCR stream presents names of political figures, churches, and media entities like Philadelphia press and New York Avenue Methodists. It hints at religious and civic tensions, with scattered mentions of campaigns, protective leagues, and commentary on national politics.
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