Illinois Supreme Predictions and Local News From Dixon
The Dixon Sun reports on Illinois legislature origins of lawmakers, a Danville coal find, Rockford fire safety orders, Buffalo block blaze losses, and a St Louis brewery fire. It cites Cass R. Harrison cabinet speculation, Samoa notes, Omana wind damage, and Anhauser Busch grain-fire loss. It also covers Gov. Oglesby bills, Fifer’s hoped restraint, tariff debate, and factionalism. Readers are urged to contact John Z. White for convention travel certificates.
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Anhauser-Busch Brewing Co
St. Louis
America
Hecla Copper Company tariff question prompts farmer answer
A Bureau County Tribune plea asks a high tax farmer or merchant who voted for Harrison and protection to state how much tariff protection the Hecla Copper Company shareholders deserve. It notes Hecla’s vast profits, foreign labor, and four cent copper tariff, seeking a reasoned stance on further protections and who should bear the cost.
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Harrison
Hecla Copper Company
Calumet
Michigan
Boston
Senate
Bureau County
Bureau County Tribune
Death and scandal mix in aging Austrian court tale
Rumors say Prince Rudolph of Austria did not die of apoplexy but was shot by a baron seeking his wife’s honor. A wagging tongue curses protectors who defend high taxes while a senator claims heavy levies are theft when wartime budgets surge. Absence minded mishap ends with a bath sponge mishap and mortification.
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Prince Rudolph of
Austria
Economic impact of a mild winter on coal use
The article notes that each warm day reduces coal consumption by 100,000 tons, translating to 3,000,000 tons less per month. While this eases hardship for the poor, it cuts wages for miners and handlers, curtails spending, and depresses trade, so a warm winter is not entirely beneficial economically.
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West
Tariff Reform Movement Sets Chicago Convention in 1889
The American Tariff Reform League plans a February 19 to 21, 1889 convention in Chicago to unite anti protectionists for a nationwide campaign. Focus will be on the Northwest and West food states as the battleground for tariff reform while critics accuse farmers of paying tribute to eastern capitalists.
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United States
American Tariff Reform League
Chicago
America
League
Northwest
West
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