Revenue Reform and Protected Monopolies in U S Industry
A polemic arguing against tariffs and protected monopolies. It claims protection enriches a few at the expense of workers, barrenly failing to raise wages, while prompting labor scarcity, price hikes, and widespread corporate collusion across many sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorold Rogers
John
James
Louisiana
United States
Europe
Jameses
Johns
Mr. Protectionist
National Association of Timber Dealers
Chicago
Seven Railroad Coal
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
Wall-Paper Association
Western Wrapping-Paper Association
American Paper Association
Old Rag and Old Paper Association
Western Woodenware Association
India-Rubber Association
Cracker- Bakers’ Association
Stove-Dealers’ Association
Sugar Association
Salt Monopoly
Western Starch Association
Nail Manufacturers’ Association
Western Pig-Iron Association
Empire Iron Company
Central Tack Manufacturers’ Association of Boston
American Window-Glass Manufacturers’ Association
American Association of Flint and Lime Glass Manufacturers
Patent Medicine Association
Flax and Hemp Spinners and Growers’ Association
Mutual Association of Carriage Hardware Manufacturers
School Book Publishers’ Association
National Burial Case Association
Vulcan Steel
St. Louis
Wales
West
Virginia
Ieasons
South
Logan
Congress
Michigan
Wisconsin
Washington
Committee of Ways and Means
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
South America
Germany
Garfield
Committee On Ways and
Luzerne County
Connellsville
Lake Shore
Rome
Adam Smith
Gowan
Lincoln
Tad
Bob
Mr. Lincoln
H. C Erie
The Aboriginal Character and White Attitudes in Australia
A San Francisco Alta reprint describes Aboriginal Australians as loyal in hardship and capable scouts, noting endurance and tracking skills valued by police. It recounts bushrangers' capture with trackers, and criticizes colonial views, describing boys kept as pets by Queensland society and forced seizure from the Guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Perth
Western Australia
Queensland
San Francisco Alta
Illinois Notes: Elopement, Robberies and Trials Across State
Illinois briefings report Charles Hunt of Arcola and Miss Kennedy of Galtona eloping to Tuscola and marrying, followed by arrests for abduction and false age affidavits. Other items include a widow Carrie Searle’s suicide in Irving Park, smallpox in Metropolis, medals for Chicago police and fire, and multiple local court actions from Carlyle to Galena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hunt
Arcola
Carrie L. Searle
Irving Park
Searle
North Platte
Neb
George K. Thompson
H. D. Chapin
Chicago
Evanston
Richard Sears
Ed Black
Texas
Allen
United States Court
Springfield
Chester
Black
Smith Jones
Olney
Carlyle
George Hansen
Jones
A South Carolina Woman Earns Her Stripes on the Farm
A Hampton County resident, 43, long rooted in farm labor for thirty years, dug a well, built five chimneys, and split 100 rails daily. She has a good home, fine health, and sends children to school, while local police refuse to ease clubbing rates for anarchists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hawes
Vermilion County
Sylvester Hooten
Sabina Hooten
Cook County
T. B. Carse
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
County Board of Education
Thomas Glenn
Montgomery County
Tilden
Mollie Dearmond
Peter Dearmond
Arcola
Bloomington
Ind
Hampton County
South Carolina
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Revenue Reform
Illinois Affairs
Illinois Woman's Home Missionary Union
C. H. Tainter
Cleveland
Leavitt
Bird
Tainter
Maltby
Champaign
Helen Brace Emerson
Forty-third District
Mt. Vernon
Ely
Ridgefarm
Peck Jackson
Galena
Illinois Central
State Board of Health
Metropolis
Harrison
Police Department of
Solomon C. Steele
William A. Cowan
Fire Department
Robert Scott Fergus
Glasgow
Scotland
Robert Fergus
Fergus
Washington Street
Opera House
Thomas A. Hoyne
State Street
Palmer House
Quincy Street
Illinois Street
Centralia
G. H. Perrine & Sons
John Kucheman, Jr
J. Kucheman
Bellevue
Iowa
Moses Bean
Alfred Treffert
Ohio & Mississippi Railroad
Henry Raeth
Alton
William Wilkenhausen
Raeth
James B. Gorton
Lake County
Waukegan
Little Fort
James K. Polk
William Sneesby
Water, Light and Power Company
Ames
Springfield Republican