Waiting for tariff revision by friends of the tariff
The New York Journal laments delaying tariff revision until the so called friends finish their work. It argues the United States cannot entrust free trade reformers with revision, warning of ruin for industry and labor if tariffs are suddenly smashed. It urges trust in allies of the tariff to guide changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Tariff
Samson
New York Journal
Yalow Free Trade
United States
An Important Question About Democratic House Impact
The Brooklyn Standard Union argues that a Democratic majority could threaten business and trigger tariff changes or free trade, recalling 1892 panic after Cleveland’s election. It claims Democrats mishandled tariff fights in 1893, leaving trusts resilient and unorganized business crushed, while Bryan’s free silver stance divided the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Brooklyn Standard Union
Bryan
Prs Nye
Judge Johnson on land reform ideas quoted from Progress and Poverty
Johnson presents a series of Henry George quotes calling for land to be public property and for abolishing all taxation except tax on land values. The statements advocate confiscating rent via taxation and abolishing titles to align law with justice and land use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry George
Refute the Slanders Protecting Our Soldiers Honor
A letter defends American soldiers in the Philippine service against Democratic slander. It argues not all Democrats endorse abuse, notes party tactics caused public backlash, and urges citizens not to reward attackers with their votes. It emphasizes soldiers are not criminals and calls for continued support and national respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knn
Congress
Flevocracy
Johnson’s Contradictions On the Single Tax Debate
A Washington Post summary notes Tom Johnson’s shifting stance on Henry George’s single tax. Johnson praises the tax in Alliance, then denies it in Salem, citing a controversy over exact quotations from Henry George. The piece highlights Johnson’s anger, a disputed open letter, and questions about his consistency and political reliability.
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Alliance
Salem
Tom L. Johnson
Henry George
Johnson
Ohio
Youngstown
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Abraham Lincoln
Ulysses St. Grant
William McKinley
Tom Johnson
Daily News
Mr. Johnson
Republican State Executive Committee
Henry George, Jr
Mr. George
Tom
Jonson
Philippines
Tom Johnson Speaking to Ohio People
A fragmentary note mentions Mr Tom Johnson addressing Ohio residents about a question or topic. The readable text hints at informing the public but provides no concrete actions, dates, or locations beyond the state reference.
Reciprocity debate cited by a Republican paper fades
A Republican newspaper argues reciprocity requires a protective tariff and England cannot practice free trade. The Iron and Steel Bulletin remark is cited to support the stance. In Chicago a candidate for congress abandons his bid, with Colonel J Hamilton Lewis likely to be nominated in his place after talks with Mayor Harrison. Darden disputes forgery and embezzlement charges dating to 1895 Portland.
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England
Democrata
Iron and Steel Bulletin
Chicago
James Darden
Congress
J. Hamilton Lewis
Washington
Darden
Harrison
Portland
Ore
McKircher
China
Remarkable Gallinger Tariff Speech Highlights Prosperity
Springfield Union reports Senator Gallinger’s Dingley tariff speech as historic, detailing five years of progress in finance, agriculture, industry, and manufacturing under protectionism. The speech cites surpluses, farm value gains, higher incomes, and rising deposits, asserting tariffs boosted wages and savings across sectors. It predicts wide distribution by the American Protective Tariff League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Linger
Senator Gallinger
House of Congress
Vuext
American Protective Tariff League
Springfield
Masa) Union
Debated Trusts Tariff and Taxation in National Policy
A Minneapolis Tribune excerpt notes chosen issues include trusts and the tariff for national purposes taxation and state merger. It questions Democratic positions and whether they will denounce the president for antitrust enforcement while contrasting the Dingley tariff with a Wilson tariff for prosperity and revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolia Tribune
Neely to Open Office in His Old Home Town
Charles F. W. Neely abandons plan to return to Cuba and will make Muncie Indiana his home opening an office to attend to business. He temporarily drops his US government claim for $6000 taken at arrest though not abandoning a future pursuit. He will bring wife Mrs Neely to Muncie to begin life anew here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Charles F. W. Neely
Cuba
United States
Missouri
California
Government Loses Point In Horse Tariff Vote
Berlin October 25 The reichstag approved by 182 to 106 the tariff bill committee’s proposal for higher minimum duties on imported horses. The government had argued against higher duties on horse breeding to ensure a steady remount supply for the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Reichstag
Germany
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Chakaama
Drew
Tex
Washington Post
Hayfever
Bo Warren
New York
Neely
Coshocton
France Medical Institute Co
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Columbus
Union Station
State House
Hrans Institute
Canada
Mexico
Orie
Pabl
UOMO
Golampus
P.O
France
ELSA
Arabi
Saleh
Srinery
Cone
Saall
Expres
United Brats
The
France Medical Iestitute Co
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