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Tariff pledge splits Republicans as tariff revision debates rage
The Cincinnati Inquirer says the tariff pledge divides the party with threats of a Taft veto if the Payne Aldrich bill remains, while business leaders demand a clear revision or return to the Dingley law. It questions how Taft would justify backing the bill to critics and cites West and Midwestern voters as decisive.
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Republican Party
Union
Senate
Congress
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Slope
Middle West
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Dakotas
Minnesota
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Lafollette
Nelson
Dobliver
Cummins
Beveridge
Bristow
Jaff
West
Cincinnati Inquirer
Expenses Alarming The People Pay Them
The piece condemns government expenses as alarming and says costs for public affairs last year were 12 dollars per person, funded by taxes and tariffs. It accuses Republicans of raising salaries for Congress to 7500 and Cabinet officers by 4000, arguing the people must defeat the Republican national ticket to end this burden.
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Congress
Jim Watson
Reformatory Situation at Indiana Reformatory Stirring Edits
The Indianapolis News notes the removal of deputy Barnard by Superintendent Whittaker and a contractor’s expulsion at the Jeffersonville reformatory. It urges swift disclosure of any guilt, warns against the appearance of evil, and affirms the institution’s substantial good work despite possible misconduct.
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Indiana Reformatory
Indianapolis News
What’s the Matter at Jeffersonville Reformatory
Governor Marshall initiated a private probe into Jeffersonville Reformatory where Dr. Harry C. Sharp found evidence of a $100 monthly payoff to an assistant superintendent by the labor contractor. Barnard resigned after the charge became public, and Superintendent Whittaker’s possible awareness is noted.
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Jeffersonville Reformatory
Marshall
Harry C. Sharp
Reformatory
Sharp
Whittaker
Barnard
Governor exposes graft and rottenness amid diamond ring case
Dr. Sharp says Mrs Garnard still has her ring while Mrs Whittaker and Mrs Barnard received rings as Christmas gifts. James Goodrich urged return of the ring to the contractor after months. The charges are published previously and a thorough investigation is demanded as the governor fights graft and bribery. Turn on the light.
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Whittaker
Barnard
Sharp
Garnard
James Goodrich
In the Middle of a Bad Fix for Tariff Reform
The piece argues the Republican party faces a grim tariff crisis as the Aldrich led Senate blocks relief, promising a conference fight and possible House concessions. It criticizes Taft and Aldrich backed by trusts, noting Republican papers call the bill a fault and urge blame on multiple culprits.
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Grafter Aldrich
United States
National Congress
Senate
Aldrich
Congress
House
Depens
Elkins
Taft
Washington
St. Louis Globe Democrat
West
Public Lands Opened in Montana Idaho and Washington
President Taft proclaims opening of nonmineral agricultural and grazing lands in Flathead Spokane and Coeur d Alene reservations for homestead entries. Eligible applicants must file between July 15 and August 5, 1909 with James W. Witten in Coeur d Alene Idaho.
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William H. Taft
United States of America
Flathead Indian
Montana
Spokane
Idaho
United States
James W. Witten
Coeur d'Alene
Registration Proclamation for Lands in Idaho Montana and Washington
The proclamation details how to file for land registration in Flathead Spokane and Coeur d Alene reservations. It sets form requirements must sworn before designated notaries and outlines locations times and penalties for improper filings and multiple applications. It specifies oath sites Kalispell Missoula Spokane and Coeur d Alene and dates from 1909 through 1910 with entry procedures and post notices.
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Dinary
General Land Office
Flathead
Kalispell
Missoula
Montana
Spokane
Washington
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Coeur d’Alene
Secretary of the Interior
Brown & Fleck's CASH GROCERY Ranp BAKERY Ad
A local store ad promotes Brown and Fleck's CASH GROCERY and bakery offerings located one door north of The Democrat office inviting shoppers to save money on everyday goods.
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Brown & Fleck’s Cash Grocery Ranp Bakery
Democrat
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