English and American views on protection and free trade
The London Spectator argues English workingmen favor free trade while American workers support protection. It notes wheat tariffs raise living costs in England but not in the US, where wage cuts offset any price drops. The piece expands into political and religious commentary on parties, tariffs, and figures like Harrison and Morton, with scattered opinions on prohibition and the era's trade debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Spectator
America
England
John Bullfree
Democratic Party
Troy
Harrow
Triettader
Uwariit
Qleay
Harrison Kerpe
Star
Leess
Harewen
Wennell
Benjamin Harricanatu
Lee P. Mortor
Serta Mote
Stull Amilerr
Alesy Chienevan
Sperika
Chicago
Bache
Opp
Lessie Schaibite
Burall Schoearth
Minneapolis
Congregational Church
West
Prohibition Party
Godswin
Tie
Massachusetts
New York
Third Party
Republican Party
Board of Trade
White House
Our daughters and the clash of work and motherhood
A reader pleads for calm study of women’s roles amid pressures to prepare girls for professions. The piece weighs self support against motherhood, citing examples from Mrs. Edgriens and Elizabeth Stuart to urge practical solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgriens
Horus
Asus
Elizabeth Stuart
Ares
Anit
Daily Beead
Humes
Coal Vein Found At Animore Depth 16 Feet
A vein of coal was discovered in the Animore territory near Purcell at a depth of 16 feet. The seam is described as thick and of excellent quality, with expectations that it will improve at greater depths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etoy
Peters
Opera House
Ain
Sam Jones
Georgia
Sam
London
Paris
Animore
Purcell
Death in the Oven Prompts Call for Safer Powders
A public letter argues stunted growth and fatal diseases result from adulterated baking powders and flavoring extracts. It cites one ammonia free baking powder and one pure flavoring extract brand as safe examples, urging legislative action to curb tainted products.
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Ling
Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Far View
Lev
Morton
John J. Waller
Tarss
Eugener
Ware
A. W. Robinson
Frank R. Ogg
B. Anderson
John Madde
D. A. Valentine
J. J. McGonigal
W. D. Emerson
Counries
Samuel R. Peters
MaKway
Thain
The
Supreme
W. A Johnston
Ottawa County
Oy Max Tt Swingin
Montgomery County
Linuisinat
A.J Emlt
Neesaha
Ane
Staw
Timothy “McCarthy
Powneecon
Tp Rennes Atie County
H. Ently
Vor
Testrict
Gio. L. Douglass
Sidistrict
OW. Phelps
Maret Clerk
Chas
IL LU Ling
Attornt Wie Ik
Cormmissl Opm District
Vasness
Igneeee
Mettwara
Metiogoscobees Sewake Deanna
Elvetion
Gordon
Elvetal
Hanalin
Rede
Sumner
Yale
Repulcan
Brwilat
Rome
Tolay
Tolly
Abe
General Baerrison
Boston Journal
Harrison
Indianapolis Journal
Piumb
Great Simpe
California
Cleveland
Pacific Trust
Washington
Levi P. Morton
Harriet Hoecher Stowe
Stir
Iggs
Evie
Alabam
Wichita
Bogue
Orahaan
Seane
Busi
Diana Tholbroos
Martie
Law
Acre
White House of Innes & Ross
Sarah Silk
United States
Pease
Directoire
Monis
Carlet
Innes & Ross
Main St
Kansas
Anthoney
Nickersen
Lawrynee & Southern Roadet
Bet
Hohn
Eve Wiirths
Gcoarr Tea Feneyt
Insance
Burdes
Robert Hay
Junction City
Kaaeus
Ras Cme
Vinta Jen
L. Wipes
Winfiehd Atchison
Mim
Atricanes
Uy Champions
Ansible
Arte Feliotide
Quale Instructiva Beture
de Truyen
Ottawa Beyalitown
Ahan
Eras Baigent Bay
Frank
Cally
Jewell
Hepulibaan
Willie Miveria
Suda
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