Inflammatory World Notes From The Week
The week reports a mix of global and domestic items. Sweden appoints a naval admiral in Germany, Italy’s Rossi steps back from the stage, and Japan endures severe flood damage. Canada’s wholesale grocers refuse stock compromises, while Russia’s court minister may retire amid scandals. Local incidents include a circus derailment in Hampton and a fraudulent labor import case in St. Louis.
Deep Water Harbor Debate Ends In Friction At Convention
The convention, chaired by Governor Thayer, adjourned briefly after routine business and heated debate over deep water harbors. Resolutions urged securing funds and federal action for harbors on the Gulf coast including Texas points, with calls to appoint engineers and seek congressional appropriations. The session paused for a recast and reconvened later.
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Substitute Bill Shapes Up In Foreign Affairs Panel
Washington Aug 1 committees on foreign affairs with Belmont presiding advanced a substitute bill to empower the President to defend American fishing and trading rights. The measure allows proclamations to suspend in part the transport of goods across U S territory when discrimination at canals is found, with tolls levied on foreign vessels and cargo through the Welland and St Clair canals. The act also enables Treasury regulations to carry out the provisions and halt canal use until discrimination ends.
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Protectionist View by Richard We Townshend in Chicago Globe
A 19th century argument critiques high tariffs as crippling farmers and industry alike. It argues protective duties raise taxes on producers, fail to shield agriculture, and promote monopolies while urging free play of American energies to expand trade and wealth. Political notes on Blaine, Harrison, and Chicago Republican dynamics follow.
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