Nation and state industry growth amid Republican rule
The article cites Libor statistics and 1880 1882 data on coal mining in the state, noting rising production value mining employment and cap ital and highlighting manufacturing establishments wages and agricultural links. It argues Republican policy spurred wealth and employment while warning against free trade undermining home industries. It also lists congressional districts with counties per district. It then reports on New York Brooklyn bridge opening day celebrations and a Kansas tornado with extensive destruction and casualties.
Democ Party questioned over national trust after governance review
Philadelphia Press probes the Democratic record in Albany Harrisburg Springfield and Indianapolis accusing the party of incompetence and corruption. It cites blocks in state legislatures and a long road ahead for Gen Crook against Apache resistance in the Sierra Madre with Mexican backing. Memorial Day post office closings noted and National Cemetery ceremonies planned with Gov Gorham and other dignitaries present.
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Protection and French Canadian Migration Before Tariff Adoption
The article discusses 19th century French Canadians testing native firesides to settle in the United States seeking better labor returns. It notes a protective tariff policy by the Dominion and a surge in movement, with about 10,000 Frenchmen staying or returning as protection influenced the economy and social classes.
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