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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1907
Page
5
A compact Aberdeen column records a mix of personal notices and business blurbs. Dentists and drug firms advertise while residents travel, sales, and social events fill the town page with names, addresses, and brief updates.
The piece argues that land income may escape taxation under the 1898 ruling and discusses Roosevelt's push for income and inheritance taxes. It contends amending the court via appointments and Senate consent is required, detailing partisan plans to tax large fortunes and redistribute wealth.
The piece argues that protective tariffs raise living costs in Germany and the United States, boosting wages demands and harming charitable institutions. Hospitals and homes for the aged, orphans, and the helpless face cutbacks as incomes stagnate, forcing fewer people to be sheltered.
The piece notes limited help from senators and party figures in late campaigning. Platt Depew Penrose Knox Dryden Kern Dick Burton Hipple Mitchell Allison are cited with focus on machine politics and waning influence. The cabinet is praised for service, yet electoral impact appears minimal as Shaw speeches correlate with vote losses.
The wireless trust aims to charge all traffic with its multi plex improvements enabling simultaneous sending or receiving from one station as many messages as there are operators. News access tied to price, not ease.
A quote on liberty notes that eighty seven votes could have altered the Delaware legislature and claims hundreds of Democrats abstained, stressing that eternal vigilance is the price of liberty.
In Cold Storage. The Fairbanks presidential boom has been so carefully kept in cold storage that it begins to look as unpromising as a last year's turkey.
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