Future of Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana debated at banquet
Illino is Central land agents discuss the postwar prospects for Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana along the Yazoo Mississippi Valley and Illinois Central routes. The address recalls Civil War hardship and surveys possible economic revival.
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Lawful tax reform praised by Lafayette paper
The Lafayette Journal rebuts A G Smith for misrepresenting a tax bill, noting the measure was led by Senator Howard with house finance input, faced no Republican opposition, had broad support, passed into law, won court backing, and has since strengthened the treasury and reduced state obligations through prudent management.
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Prohibitionists Endorsed by Indiana Liquor Dealers Group
Our Standard the Indiana liquor dealers association organ endorses Indiana Prohibitionists after their state convention. The April issue notes saloonkeepers should back prohibition methods and aligns with statements made to the temperance committee backing the Nicholson bill in 95. The piece urges liquor men to unite for protection and defense.
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Admirable Candidate Hanly for Governor
Middis town News notes Frank Hanly as an admirable candidate for governor. The piece praises his clean character, sterling worth, and rise from humble origins by hard work. It argues he is in touch with working people and would ensure fair, kind treatment for all if elected.
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Stacksmith
Democratic party claim sows confusion in reform movement
Fragmentary remarks accuse newspapers of parroting reorganizers and misrepresenting reform aims. The message questions the Democratic party stance and cites Bryan’s possible exit as a point of contention amid shifting alliances.
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