President’s tax relief drive cuts federal costs
The article argues President Cleveland’s policy of reducing government expenses and taxes through strict department accountability. It cites a 10 million dollar daily running cost, credits four years of budget reform, and notes surpluses and debt reductions as proof of disciplined management benefiting the people and economy.
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Consular views spark criticism over Shanghai violence
A Washingtonconsul General Cunningham faces criticism for reporting the Shanghai clash and the firing into a mob of native demonstrators. A firstperson recollection recalls a riot near the Carleton club in Shanghai where Sikh police intervened, leaving two Chinese coolies unpaid and possibly harmed.
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Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Inheritance Tax Satire
A verse by Walt Mason rails against inheritance tax as the meanest levy. The poem mocks collectors who seize a widow’s late husband’s estate, portraying taxmen as ghastly gravediggers profit from sorrow and poverty.
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