Debt and governance under the war governor era
A critical account traces the rise in state debt to public building programs and the so called war governor Morton. It argues refunding bonds saved money while faulting Republican and Democratic actions, detailing bonds, interest, and hospital projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Morton
Iscz
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Porter
Baker
Hendricks
Gray
Fort Wayne
Political tracts attack bankers and Sherman in silver debate
The American Farmer is condemned as a pro politics vehicle by a National Democrat critic. The Colorado Sun derides John Sherman as the silver movement’s enemy, arguing his actions favored Wall Street and halting free coinage, and warns Harrisonites against backing Sherman as a standard bearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rauni
Pension Soliviter
Lennon
Lemon
John Sherman
Arrison
Colorado Sun
Denver
United States Senate
Sherman
Harrison
Horrison
Friends of
Silver
Blue Book aims to topple Governor Chase in Indiana
Indianapolis and Fort Wayne Republicans push a covert campaign using the Indiana blue book to discredit Governor Chase. They accuse him of improper conduct and scheme to thwart his nomination by rigging committees and coordinating with railroad interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernor Chase
Chase
Parson-Govens
Fort Wayne
Gawdy
Indianapolis
Harrison
Rhody Shiel
Ranaway
State House
Indiana
Indiana Legislative Board of Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Tasman
Inman
House
Senate
Midlack
Brother Alley
Mr. Alley
Shockney
Boyd
Maren
Eycard
Hucelsin
Ellison
Mount
Clenmicerus
Gilman Plis
Journal
Huston
Widlace
Porter
Steely
Chambers
Griffin
Randall
Cultsburgh Journal
Democrat
Wm. M. Mose
Wm. M. Moss
Bloomfield
Iod
The Home Market Fallacy and American Agriculture
A critique of protectionist policy arguing it undermines farmers by creating costly local industries. It traces how tariffs raise prices, disrupt regional markets, and shift trade away from local producers toward distant suppliers, undermining the once robust home market in New York and neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jones
New York
Liverpool
New York City
Custom House
Richmond Sun
Warner Fells
Connecticut
Massachusets
Ifere
Genesee Valley
Stuchester
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Massachusetts
New York State
Union
Minnesota
Dakota
Orange County
Herkimer County
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Rochester
Albany
Syracuse
Troy
Ellis
Wood
Wiliams
Albany County
Schenectary
Sid
Monroe
Erie
Canatangus
Cattaraizus
Chenanzo
Broome
Delaware
Sullivan
Franklin
Clinton
Essex
Washington
Warren
Washington County
Roman
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Ender Governor
Taker
MSO
Hexdricks
Isi
Wim
Butt
Williams
COS
USDER
Prospect
Pnilay Navtolovin
Johan Sherman
Dereat Chase
Sbim
Howard
Clements
Burke
Falk
Protherswaider
H. A. Johnson
Richmond
Chasis
Arres
Alley
Chase Dean Sar
John Wanamaker
Post Office Department
William Dudley Foulke
Pasteurg Laboratory
M. Chamberland
New York Journal
Indianapolis Journal
Rochester Republican
Sidney R. Moon
Supreme Court
Sidney
Muncie Herald
ATMA
the Tribune
New York Tribune
the Home Market Club
Home Market Club
Boston
Missionary Immigration Society
Jons Dewitrt Warner
Worcester
SQ Aedy
Graham Zall
Model Bazaar
Shields & Buskirk
Ons
Ings
Hall
Walt, Hig Ele
AL. Williams
Greene CO
Gevene County
Eveleigh & Luman
Greene County
Ballus
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