Tariff tinkers and protectionists in Congress disputed reforms
The piece criticizes Republican tariff policy as self serving to protect personal interests. It cites Neidringhaus and other manufacturers in Congress using votes to aid their industries while House rules limit conflicts of interest. It also highlights Kimball's Tennessee railroad project promising growth and cheap transport, with funds earmarked for church and education.
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McKinley
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Niedringhaus
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Walker
Massachusetts
Wallace
Morse
Michigan
Bliss
Arnold
Rhode Island
Wollens
Nute
New Hampshire
Missouri
Tennessee
Kimball
Nashvill, Chattanooga &St. Louis
Tennessee River
Logan H. Roots
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H. I. Kimball
Genet Mae
Americas
United States
Edwin C. Burt
Morrow
Burt
Oxford
Rey
Z . Harper Black
KNOX
J. B. Stetson
John R. Shaw
Eagle Shoe Store
Forsyth Street
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