The Democracy Denounces Monopoly Tariffs and War Taxes
A William J. Bledsoe testimony in Illinois signals a shift from Republican protectionism to Democratic tariff reform. The piece attacks a monopoly tariff system taxing everyday goods while farmers face free world prices, arguing for an equitable tariff revision and reduced taxation to aid labor.
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William J. Bledsoe
Ashley
Ill
Reppl
Bill Bledgow
Tit
Illinois
Tariff Bill Battle and Political Fallout in 1885
The report covers tariff debate led by Mr Mills and Mr Mille with a 162 to 19 vote in favor, opposition from Democrats, and mentions Mrs Cleveland’s birthday and Capitol visit. It notes river and harbor bill amendments dropped, constitutional confirmations, and Republican-National Committee chatter. It also cites Chinese immigration debate and possible Congress retirements of W J Beott and P H Collins.
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Bille
Mr. Mille
Mills
Messrs
Sowden
Merriman
Greenman
Bliss
Ublicans
Cleveland
Milla
Oak View
Senate
House
Congress
Melville W. Fuller
Dek Bright
Indiana
National Committee
Hkenlge
Aala
Hovee Committee On Agriculture
New York
Boston
BineRan
Morgan
Mitchell
Mr. Morin
W. J. Beott
P. H. Collins
Mass
Nervous Troubles Treated By Restorative Nervine
A sales notice touts the Restorative Nervine as brain and nerve food sold by Leist. It claims to cure weakness exhaustion worry and alarm without morphine opium or chloral and positions it as a safer alternative to narcotics for nervous disorders.
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Leist
John Sherman Addresses Surplus Critique in Cincinnati Speech
John Sherman told Cincinnati business leaders that the Treasury surplus should be reduced to what is necessary for government needs and urged returning to the revenue standards of his early Congress days. He criticized the Republican platform for ignoring the surplus issue and questioned how he could maintain such views within the party.
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Ayndtontes Perer
Lewin
Bod Feniu
Abel Harae
Pionges
Thailand
Garey
Haines
William R. Morrison
Illinois
Becsesary
John Sherman
Board of Trade
Cincinnati
Congress
Republican Party
Sherman
Probability of an Event with Assertion and Denial
The text discusses a paradox in probability where an event is asserted by one statement and denied by another. It questions the likelihood of an event when both assertion and denial are considered in the same scenario.
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