Tariff debate stirs Congress amid Wilson bill clashes
Washington June 12 tariff talk stretches from 11 a m to past 10 p m with Breckinridge Springer Dingley and Harter delivering major orations. Breckinridge clashes with Walker over accusations of profiteering during liberty era. Springer cites census data on mortgages while praising free raw materials as a path to industrial leadership. Congressional recess follows. later reports note Hawaiian dispatches and Republican committee actions in Washington.
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Washington
Breckinridge
Springer
Dingley
Harter
Breck
Nridge
Walker
Mass
Mr. Breckinridge
William R. Morrison
Mr. Walker
Richards
Dem
Mr. Dingley
New York
Nebraska
Mr. Reed
Mr. Springer
Brossius
Rep
McGuire
Cal
Cockrell
Tex
North and South railroad articles filed in Topeka
Articles incorporating the proposed North and South railroad were filed in Topeka. The line would start on the Texas Gulf coast and run through Indian Territory Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska South Dakota and North Dakota to near the Manitoba line. Trustees and managers from multiple states named. Capital stock listed as 15 000 900.
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Topeka
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Secretary of State
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
North Dakota
Manitoba
Fred J. Close
A. Wardell
Albert Griffin
J. EH. Whitson
IE. Stoddard
C. J. Rundell
BE. E. Carpenter
C. J. Jones
M. Kempton
L. D. Featherstone
Arkansas
H. M. Duke
Mississippi
Halva Halverson
Minnesota
A. J. Westfall
Town
Capital Stock
Income Tax Reports and Senate Action Across 1891 Topics
Rep Bryan presents an elaborate statement on European income tax systems based on consular correspondence. Britain taxes since 1843, Germany and Prussia tax trends, Baden rate 2 percent over 500 marks, Austria about $10 million, Italy 45,00,000 lire. Separate Senate notes discuss federal election bill status, Hawaii situation shifts, Chandler's resolution, and Boutelle naval authority in Hawaii with a March 4 1892 date adjustment.
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Wasuieron
Represtntative
Neb
Committee On Ways and Means
Europe
State Department
United States
Great Britain
German Empire
Prussia
Grand Duchy of Baden
Bremen
Austria
Senate
Washington
Hawaii
Chandler
Blount
Cleveland
Sherman
Foreign Relations
Washineton
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Boutelle
House
Secretary of the Navy
Hawaiian Islands
Great Tariff Debate Opens with Republican Speakers
Washington January 10 with a field day in the house as Wilson concludes the Ways and Means speech and Burrows opens for the Republicans. General Black and Hopkins follow while Haines blasts the collar and cuff industry petition against the Wilson bill. Wilson argues capital influences protests and slavery parallels spark clashes as Burrows labels the measure a foreign aid to free trade and urges a return to protection.
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Washington
Wilson
Ways and Means
Burrows
General Black
Hopkins
Haines
Doolittle
South
Democratic Party
Mich
United States
Grantla
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