Supreme Court voids income tax law in major ruling
The Supreme Court declares the income tax provision unconstitutional, voiding the 1891 tariff act sections governing the income tax. Chief Justice Fuller leads a 5 to 4 majority against the law, with dissents by Justices Harlan Brown Jackson and White. The decision halves the act, remanding cases and ordering relief measures.
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Gould
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England
Treasury notes no extra Congress session after income tax ruling
May 21 opinion from treasury officials states no extra congressional session will be needed due to the income tax decision. Monthly expenditures run 4 to 5 million with a cash balance around 87 million to cover anticipated shortfalls through December. Old reserves remain at about 907 million, per treasury figures. Memorial honors Confederate monument unveiled in Raleigh with veterans parade and Julia Jackson Christian guiding the flag, the ceremony drawing thousands.
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Warriot of Party 4 Signed by Gov Clough Moulay
An unsigned OCR fragment reports on a government figure signing a decree or policy related to a warriot of Party 4. The text is garbled with names like Mate Ging and dates such as May 8, and references a date of execution. The readable elements suggest a formal act issued in the morning.
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Southern Convention in Memphis Debates Silver Coin Policy
A Memphis gathering on May 4 discusses Secretary Carlishs call against free coinage of silver and a return to a gold standard. Speakers warn of economic disruption, contracts, wages, and trade, while delegates draft a platform opposing unlimited silver and seeking stable currency.
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Wieners Ellis
Ex-Congressman Hryan Responds on Coinage Debate
Ex congressman We Tirsin of Nebraska spoke to a large Wenphia audience on the currency question. He criticized Secretary Carlisle and compared his Covington and Memphis remarks to the earlier speech, arguing that the United States must consider the impact of unlimited coinage on silver and gold while defending the gold standard. He labeled Carlisle the champion of silver holders and urged a constitutional restoration of the gold and silver coinage balance.
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Caelista
Democratic Editorial Association Banquet in New York
A banquet of the Democratic Editorial Association of New York state held at Delmonico's Friday night featured letters from President Grover Cleveland and other officials. Toasts included themes of party principles, sound money, and opposition to populist currency plans, with Cleveland’s message urging adherence to Democratic tenets and monetary stability.
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Ton
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Wairelkly
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Wheat Market Turbulence and Price Swings Reported
Market report notes volatile trading as sales by holders aimed at preserving profits caused early declines. Prices briefly rallied then dipped again, with persistent selling into the final minutes. Nour dine syrup prices moved in step with wheat, linked to mill activity in Minneapolis and Westbury, amid heavy exchange volumes.
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Adel Thich
Secretary's Scheme to Secure Accurate Yields of Grains
A fragmented report outlines a proposal to measure threshers and corn shellers yield. It envisions a national system to certify bushel counts per threshing and shelling, seeking legislative support from all states to implement accurate grain figures.
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