The Tribune on tariff reform and troop conduct
The Tribune argues that tariff reform is needed if the country is not prospering and cautions against unwanted changes if prosperity continues. It asserts the president will prevail over Senator Foraker in the dispute over dismissing colored troops and condemns troops who shoot innocent people, calling for punishment or dismissal.
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Foraker
Hugh T. Miller
Columbus
Claypool
Senate
E. F. Branch
Martinsville
House
Branch
Dick Elliott
Connersville
Republicans
Gus Condo
Marion
Fremont Goodwine
Williamsport
Will Wood
Lafayette
Tian Taggart
L. Ert Slack
Franklin
Slack
Taggart
Carl Wood
Seymour
Representative Cravens
Madison
Representative Honan
Representative Branch
Indiana
Durbin
Robert G. Tucker
Tariff Dilemma: High Or Low Prices For All
The text argues no single tariff can satisfy both sellers and buyers. It notes that reform is needed because high tariffs raise prices while low tariffs lower them, and a tariff that benefits both sides simultaneously is impossible. The author implies enduring tension in tariff policy.
Indiana General Assembly Opens with Rivalry and Reform Talk
Indiana's sixty fifth General Assembly convenes for a sixty day session as Republicans and Democrats jockey for leadership. Key targets include banking and insurance regulation, anti trust measures, primary reform, and an inheritance tax proposal actively debated by Gov Hanly and lawmakers. Leaders stressed orderly patronage and warned on state revenue limits amid large capital needs for new state institutions.
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Indianapolis
Indiana General Assembly
Senate
House
Grand Hotel
Claypool
State Committee
Southeastern Hospital For the Insane
Madison
Henry County
Purdue University
Indiana University
State Normal
Terre Haute
Metropolitan Police
Hanly
Muncie
Anderson
Hammond
State Federation of Labor
Taylor
England
Germany
Austria
France
Switzerland
Holland
Russia
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Denmark
Sweden
United States
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Man Walks on Water From Cincinnati to New Orleans
Prof Charles Oldrieve travels by wearing three foot long skids and skating like motion over the Ohio Mississippi water route. He funds a five thousand dollar wager and aims to reach New Orleans in forty days with his wife and three escorts in a gasoline launch, attracting crowds along the river.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Charles C. Oldrieve
Ohio
Mississippi
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Oldriere
Oldrieve
Dr King’s New Discovery Crowns Cough Remedy Hit in America
Mrs Julia Ryder Paine of Truro Massachusetts touts Dr Kings New Discovery as an all purpose throat and lung remedy with immediate relief for coughs and colds. The ad claims the medicine cures weak lungs and sore throats after other remedies fail and offers a trial bottle free. Also notes the death of Frank A Wuest in Tacoma Washington on January 4 1907, a brother of Mrs Mike Meister.
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America
Dr. King
Julia Ryder Paine
Truro
Mass
Baas & Schultz
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the Tribune
Donald McCallum
Day Grind
Democratic Organiza
Tion
Statehouse
Fred A. Sims
Miller
Supreme Court of the United States
Bishop Hall
Scott
Kor A
Iver
Clearange
Prof. Oldrieve
Long
the King
Tacoma, Wash
Frank A. Wuest
Wuest
Mike Meister
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