Breckinridge Bills on Trusts and Sugar Duties Debated
Arkansas representative Breckinridge introduces five bills in the House addressing trusts and tariffs. Proposals include sugar duty reductions to aid the poor, a cotton bagging levy shift, and a probe into private affairs tied to the coal and alcohol trades. Public reaction, Blaine’s stance, and implications for Cleveland’s political position are discussed amid party dynamics and economic concerns.
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Congremian Breckebrides
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Congress
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Rule or Ruin The Republican crisis in 1888
The piece lambasts Republican leaders as reckless and self defeating warning they face a dangerous drift toward a “party of paltry excuses.” It argues against higher taxes and for robust tariff reform, criticizing perceived Democratic moves and urging decisive reform rather than cautious compromise. It also touches on political speeches and public notices about taxation and policy.
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Moses
Bataan
New York
Blaine
Republican Party
Rune
Sherman
Torror
Allison
David Crockett
Mio
Trosta
Tey
Hit
Alsop
Aas
Mills
Blair
Alands
Shiloh's Gate
McFarland
Blaine’s views tied to Carnegie steel trust influence
The Wheeling Register accuses Mr. Blaine of adopting Andrew Carnegie's perspective on trust and private affairs, alleging he spends time with the steel magnate head and returns to advocate Carnegie's cause before the American people, painting him as unswerving in enterprise.
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Mr. Blaine
Andrew Carnegie
Steel Rail Trust
Blaine
Wheeling
Electric Bitters Promoted By Drug Line In Ohio Ad
Testimony from The Verdict Haan W D Suit and Abraham Hare druggist extols Electric Bitters as the best remedy for rheumatism liver kidney and blood diseases. Ad touts Shilows Vitalizer for constipation appetite loss and dyspepsia with prices per bottle and local outlets.
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Brbvus, Ltd
Abraham Hare
Bellville
Ohio
McFerrin's
McParland
Labor politics swirl over the next chief of the National Department of Labor
A Washington rumor mill and Chicago Herald report debate over who should be Labor chief. Indiana Michigan Illinois New Jersey Connecticut and others are named as potential picks with a sixty day window for nomination. Knights of Labor figures and other named individuals are discussed, with predictions ranging from Powderly to local Michigan and New York names.
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Tator
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National Department At Labor
Michigan
Enita
Chinage
Indiana
Timore
The
Herald
Hiehand Griffithe
Worthy Foreman
Knight of
Gould
Jala Develin
United States
Connell
Dick Trevellick
Jory de Long
Detroit
Charles 2
Barnes
Lansing
Chicago
Chitage Herald
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Germany
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Taril
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National Association of Wool Manuacturers
Tariff Commission Report
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Equal Rights Party
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Southwest
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Alabama
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Mississippi
Rocky Mountains
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Knoxville
Kentucky
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Charleston
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Pennsylvania
F. A. Stratton
Johnson City
Tenn
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