McKinley Tariff Debate Reflected In Farm Trade Effects
The article analyzes the McKinley tariff impact on agriculture and industry, noting duties on wool, sugar, and textiles while highlighting butter prices and railway transport. It cites New York Press figures showing farm goods protected and imports redirected to domestic production, with specific mentions of horses, cattle, barley, wheat, eggs, flax, and wool products. It references Michael Sarter’s district flax yield and argues the tariff supports American labor and farming, contrasting with Democratic criticisms.
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Tne Mckinley Ariff Inn
Tdvpar Pe Mills
Bill Plac
Howard
Rocke Steel
Hardware Apt
Dte- Kinley
McKinley
New York
Michael Sarter
Ashland
Crawford
Delaware
Knox
Sorrow
Righland
Holmes
Wayne
Medina
Obia
Canton
Kinley tariff debate sways Wayne county voters
A fragmented local appeal urges farmers in Wayne county to back Major McKinley citing tariff benefits for merchants labor and price levels. The letter criticizes opponent candidates and questions who pays the duties while noting local campaign activity in Covington Orrville and other towns.
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Wayne County
Economic Decline Tied to Democratic Rule Since 1880
The piece argues that, despite farmers' hard work, Wayne County real estate lost over two million dollars since 1880. It blames Democratic presidents and Congresses since 1880, citing Cleveland's 1884 inauguration and his silver policy, the Mills bill, and free trade stance as unsettling markets. It suggests a Republican win in 1888 could have changed this outcome.
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Frost
Nwartz
Abe
Can Tee
L. D. Cornell
Waynenty
Jacksonian
Congress
Rover Cleveland
Blaine
Political attack and protection debate in McKinley era
A echoed debate on tariffs and protection chains with figures like James Blaine Andrew Carnegie and Calvin Brice cited. The piece asserts Democratic tactics to defeat McKinley rely on wealth and mudslinging while praising protective policy as aiding the common man and farmers. It references Warwick and Warwick’s backers, local political dynamics, and calls for holding public officers to legal standards.
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Andrew Carnegie
Wayne County
Carnegie
Orrville Fair
Calvin S. Brice
New York City
Ohio
U.s.senate
John G. Warwick
Aoor
Contro
Mascilion
Ganton
Akron and
Wooster
Jp ay Jackets From The Hetmar Perfection In Fit
Fragmentary price list shows jackets with figures like 2.27 3.20 4.00 936.50 and 8.64. The text hints at low pricing strategy for goods offered and mentions various color terms and browns but is largely garbled and unreadable.
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Hetmar
Democratic meeting in Medina county praises McKinley speech
The Medina county gathering filled the large armory with a Democratic crowd as Maj. McKinley spoke on tariff policy. Speakers Chamberlain and Sinnney urged protectionism while denouncing free trade, with the crowd responding to pro-McKinley rhetoric and hints of a decisive fall result.
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Slaron
Yadsworth
Bat
Democratic Party
Republican
Medina County
Hink
Pontier Jand
Turbulent Interview Claim Sparks Republican Anxiety
A Chicago Tribune New York dispatch reports an alleged interview with ex President Ayot, suggesting it could undermine the Republican party. Respondents doubt the interview's authenticity and warn of political fallout while advertising various goods and local ads in the surrounding text.
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New York Dispatch
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Dispatch
Tribune
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Hayenmarks
Cl Pane Eader
Local readers note McKinley campaign gains and town life
The Democrat editor faces criticism while the Bucyrus conference confirms leadership. Mrs Hower and neighbors update on convalescence and remodeling. John and Robert Dennis lay a new sidewalk as hog shipments depart for Cleveland. Goshorn and Stebbins visit. locals attend McKinley meetings in Preston Lodi and West Salem, with Republicans pledging duty.
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Robert Dennis
Cleveland
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Goshorn
Creston
C. A Stebbins
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Mellen
Wooster
Preston
Lodi
West Salem
Local notes from Orrville and vicinity
Oct 13 item notes Ing barn painting by D G Q Armstrong. George Clouse of Applecreek thrashes wheat. James Marsh visits Carrot county home. Orrville Farr attendance noted after heavy Sabbath rain. Prof Jack explains Sabbath school lesson. Rev D J Irvin of Smithville visits ill father. W14 Overs moves into new stock building with spacious room. Armstrongs exhibit horses at Troyville Fair with prizes. Mrs Wim Corry Leavenworth KS and Mrs Wil Fisher East Laverne Ohio guests of Mrs Catharine Armstrong.
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Armstrong
David
George Clouse
Applecreek
James Marsh
Carrot County
Orrville Farr
J’rof
Jack
D .J. Irvin
Smithville
Frank Iearhart
Charley Crater
Harrison
Will
Andrank Armstrong
Iroyille Fair
Wim Corry
Leavenworth
Kansas
Wil Fisher
East Laverpuu
Ohio
Catharine Armstrong
Local social notes from West Salem and surrounding areas
Miss Della Mullinnix visited her brother and friends in the past week. Miss Daisy Tawny returned home from Pittsburg after a long visit with her sister. Mr Moon, ill with inflammatory rheumatism, is improving slowly. Kenry Slair of Warren Ohio visits in this burg. Miss Jennie Starn and children visit her sister at Malvern Hill. Mrs Byron Sweet of Michigan visits her mother. W H Land spent Sunday with friends in Jeromeville. Mr McLain the Jeromeville veterinarian was here Monday. Mrs N W Sloom and son Wilbur go to Arcanum Ohio for several weeks. Sale of effects of the late Laura Lawson held at J J Petty’s north of town. Sale well attended despite bad weather.
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Della Mullinnix
West Salem
Daisy Tawny
Pittsburg
Moon
Kenry Slair
Warren
Ohio
Tinsburg
Jennie Starn
Malvern Hill
Byron Sweet
Michigan
Grave
W. HE. Land
Jeromeville
McLain
N. W. Sloom
Wilbur
Arcanum
Laura Lawson
J. J. Petty
Therrville
Fredericksburg Notes on Crime Politics and Remedies
Local items report pickpocketing concessions by businessmen at Orrville, a St. Louis Presbytery visit, and Republican turnout at a McKinley meeting. Burglars robbed Redettis grist mill, tying and gagging a watchman. Ames Franks hosts Wood county visitors while quack nostrums are advertised for catarrh and infant care.
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Orrville
Jkev
Bomberger
St. Louis
Moore
Sigis
Carlisle
Johnston
Solon Boydston
Redettis
Shreve
Ames Franks
Wood County
Mining Strikes and Labor Tensions Reported in Northern States
Fragmentary text notes high demand for miners in the north and west with references to Montana. Mentions workers, employment shifts, and labour issues. Details are incomplete, but imply a focus on mining labor and related disruptions.
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