Schurz Replies to Blaine on Tariffs and Trade Policy
Carl Schurz writes to The Evening Post replying to James G. Blaine's Canton speech. He argues prosperity under low tariffs in 1846 owed to fortuitous events, counters European industrial paralysis claims, and advocates tariff reform to permit free entry of inputs to boost U S manufacturing and export potential. He rejects Blaine's reciprocity critique and urges practical protectionism to remove production clogs.
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Dr Everett Speaks in Winthrop Then Everett Town Hall
Dr Everett spoke in Winthrop Town Hall before driving seven miles to Everett. About 500 listened attentively as he argued against the McKinley tariff, criticizing free trade and tolls on tin and coal. He denied funding the New York money claim and urged support for his sixth district bid.
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Connecticut Life Underwriters Form Association in Hartford
A Hartford meeting organized the Connecticut Life Underwriters Association, adopting a constitution and bylaws. Alfred T. Richards was elected president, with H. E. Harrington and Heman A. Tyler as vice presidents, F. W. Rogers secretary, A. H. Bond treasurer, and an executive committee including L. W. Moody and Joseph Schwab. Guests included H. R. Hayden and C. M. Ransom. Colonel Ransom named honorary member. The group began with a prosperous outlook.
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Queen City Planing Mill assigns for creditors
Burrato New York December 27 Clark Partridge proprietors of the Queen City Planing Mill made a general assignment for creditors. First preferred claims total 29000 second 56000 third 43000. Also D H Wickham Co assigns at No 2 Maiden Lane with estimated assets between 50000 and 75000. Verestchagin exhibition draws thousands daily to Arena building Tremont Street with unprecedented success.
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Wall Street Opens Week With Mixed Signals Amid Rail and Sugar Focus
The market shows cautious gains but remains ruled by a strong clique, with limited investment buying and persistent pressure on railroad stocks. Sugar Trust certificates rose amid short covering as readings on Vanderbilt influence and Union Pacific ties fueled debate. Treasury gold balance fell from 185 million to 148 million since July, while bank silver reserves surged. Portugal’s financial strain unsettles London markets as C P Huntington, age sixty nine, is noted.
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Winter Carriage Prices Drop Early This Year
Mildness of the last two winters has extended the driving season into December and indicates another unseasonable but pleasing spell. Carriages remain unusually cheap for quality, with prices unlikely to last. Messrs. Ford F French announce a large line of rail and winter carriages and invite inspection at Sudbury Street, Nos 14 to 24.
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