Local Taxes Explode Under New Indiana Tax Law
An analysis shows statewide tax shifts from corporate to local levies under the Republican plan. The breakdown reports a net county increase of 51,044.68 versus a projected decrease, with railroads alone adding 987,203.23 in taxes. The piece argues the scheme moves money to local treasuries, enabling profligacy and inflaming taxpayer ire.
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Dickensian London locations traced through old notices
A detailed discussion traces Krook's shop Old Ship and nearby landmarks from Dickens fiction. It outlines walls, garrets, and courts near Lincoln's Inn, Star Yard, and Drury Lane, identifying specific doors and passages while noting historical references and a 1866 population estimate by Behm.
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Protection Denounced by Hendricks County Republicans
The Hendricks County Republican urges readers to request Henry George's Protection or Free Trade from Congressman Johnson. It argues George proves protective tariffs are a major humbug and that his tariff analysis is thorough and compelling, though other theories are irrelevant.
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Repudiating His Vote on Tax Law Fallout
The piece follows ex Senator Shockney a Republican candidate for lieutenant governor as he denounces Indiana tax law while records show his final senate vote supported it. It notes the final passage details the conference committee and governor signature with emphasis on railroads taxed and contrasted with earlier amendments.
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M Kinley Tariff Debate Proposed For Elwood Meeting
A disputed plan for a joint tariff discussion between William McKinley and W D Bynum is urged by J J Netterville as holding public instructional value. Correspondence shows Democratic and Republican leaders negotiating a debate in Elwood with state committee involvement. The piece also notes party tensions and references protectionist policy's economic impact.
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The Morning of the Discovery Poem Excerpt
A poetic meditation on discovery and faith inspired by Columbus. The verses praise brave faith that sails seas and births science and truth, calling for freedom and peace to spread across the earth. Attributed to Hezekiadg Butterworth.
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National Columbus Day date changed to Oct. 21
The executive committee of the national public school celebration argues for Oct. 21 as Columbus Day to reflect scholarly accuracy after calendar reforms. The piece explains Julian and Gregorian adjustments, notes Oct. 12 1492 versus Oct. 21 1892, and urges aligning observance with the corrected date and educational gain.
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