Aldrich the Tariff Czar and His Secret Power
A critical portrait of Senator Nelson Aldrich of Rhode Island, detailing his twenty eight years in the Senate, control of tariff and finance, and ability to marshal votes. The piece traces his methods, wealth, connections, and influence over legislation while highlighting a band of young Republicans challenging him.
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Rockefeller
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Chicago
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Washington
New York
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Nelson
Providence Council
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Henry Beech Needham
Marsden J. Perry
Providence
Perry
London
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Great Britain
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