Debates Over Tariff Surplus and Tax Policy
Senator Voorhees defended the Democratic stance on taxation and tariff reform, arguing that the surplus should fund debt reduction and public works while preserving protection for American labor. He attacked Republican leaders for harnessing the surplus for political gain and urged gradual tariff revision to boost domestic industry and wages.
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Ita Financial
Eaker
Secretary of the Treasury
Sherman
House
Senate
Voorhees
Teller
Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
Colorado
Ohio
Paris
Républican Party
Renee Thtee
Republican Party
Peibeiplon
the Democratic Party
Atand
Tebatco
Cleveland
Congress
Republic
Hans
Ameripeopts
Grain rate cuts ripple across western rail lines
southwest Missouri carriers and Illinois Central announce reductions on grain and stock rates. Chicago and Alton slash freight charges, Burlington matches moves, Rock Island, Wabash, and Illinois Central adjust fares to spur traffic. Tickets under new terms offer rebates and future validity to encourage adoption of uniform rates.
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Chigags Jy Tiss
Jane Chatman Midgely
Southwestern Association
Missouri
Chicago
Burlington
Rock Island
Alton
Yates
8Th Louis
Wabash
Illinois: Central
Illinois Central
Shot at 4 Dance House Murder Trial Details
The report items a shooting at a dance house last night in Batkring. Witnesses describe John King as involved in a conspiracy tied to the Haddock murder case. Sieve Orry special notes the suspect being one of the parties allegedly engaged in the crime.
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John. King
Haddock
McKenzie
Danoe
Report on Navigation Commission Aids and U S Shipping Decline
The commissioner advocates equal footing with foreign ships to regain supremacy in foreign trade. He notes foreign subsidies, coastwise gains, and rising American tonnage on lakes and rivers. Recommendations cover pilotage relief, tax reform, admiralty jurisdiction, inspections, and a naval reserve draft bill.
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Commissioner of Navigation
Washington
Commissioner of Navigation Seta
Spain
Italy
Germany
France
Pacific
United States
Atlantic and Gulf
Pacific “Coast
Naval Reserve
Swindling Scheme Hits City Coal and Wood Dealers
A two to three day scam deceived coal and wood yards in the city. A man posed as a friend of Hazard Craig of Haglehardt Winning & Co and as Craig himself to order two tons of coal from yards. He paid with a forged Kahn & Furst check for 25 dollars, got 17 50 change, and coal was sent to 1508 Frederick Avenue. Craig’s yard later found the check forged and the motive appears to be theft of hundreds of dollars.
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Et-Joseph
Hazard Craig
Haglehardt, Winning & Co
Frederici-avenue
Craig
Kahn & Furst
Coalar
Frederick Avenue
Haddock murder case move to dismiss conspiracy charges
The State's attorneys in the Haddock case filed a motion today to dismiss the remaining conspiracy charges. The filing cites testimony and surrounding circumstances as grounds for dismissal and requests court action during the ongoing trial.
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Haddock
Bronx Crry
Untitled fragment prompts unclear study reference
Fragmentary text mentioning WOH Hyde's clover and teals raises questions about study notes and possible names. Unable to extract a coherent event or person details from the provided snippet.
Murder in First Degree Shocks Waverly as Lawyer Billings Accused
Longtime Waverly lawyer Edward Billings is on trial for murder in the first degree after a gunman killed rising young attorney Kingsley in Kingsley’s office. Billings had earlier accused Kingsley of seduction and threatened ruin, while notes hint at blackmail and forged documents in a bitter feud.
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Dorendr
Billings
Waverly
Das
Wavernt
Edward Billings
BeKingsley
Will Kingsley
Slyng
Seo Siemab
Avith
Éldimed
Gail
Kingsley
Cieley
Lynchings, Licenses, and War News From Across Regions
A chaotic tide of events fills the item list: a lynching attempt on Oscar Coger is thwarted by neighbors and rescued by friends, while Halifax sees Seventh Day Adventists on trial over Sunday labor. In St Paul saloon-keepers face a new $1 license tax amid railroad and bank news, and a Reading railroad strike disrupts coal supply. European mail shows heavy cargo receipts in New York, and Washington notes no Supreme Court decisions with Wright sworn in.
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Lindsay
Oscar
Halifax
Nova Scotia
St. Paul
Sheriff Winters
Hickman
Ken
Neky
Sami Price
Stephen Conroy
Baltimore
O'Donneld
Marcus W. Rosbach
Herkier National Bank
Herkimer
New York
Snd
Reading
Europe
Washington
Washineron
Supreme Part
United States
John‘ ‘Montgomery Wright
Taanahal
Court
Nicolay Aight Fvas
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Eident Solonen
Cheverly
Wither and
Thitaurs
Canada
James Cullen
St.Louis
Agun
Andinn
Andian
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