Mills Speech Frames Labor Policy as Battle Against Monopoly
The speech by Roger Q. Mills in Chicago argues that Democratic policy defends labor rights against Republican tax cuts for wealth, criticizes tariffs and trusts, and pledges to restore money to channels of commerce to aid workers. It highlights taxation shifts, domestic industry protection, and Jeffersonian ideals in a period of tariff debates.
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Chicago
Mills
Ways and Means Committee
Illinois
Northwest
Reublican Party
Blaine
New York
Democratic Party
Aple
United States
Express
Republican Party
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Asl
Idborenac
Grover Cleveland
Senate
William R. Morrison
Scylla
Arybdis
Mbr Pt
Tatant Industried
Five Lovers Named Samuel Said to Haunt Philadelphia
A Philadelphia gossip note reports a young woman associated with five lovers all named Samuel. The claim remains unverified, with no evidence presented and no identities confirmed.
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Philadelphia
Samuel
Senate Debates Civil and River Bill Spending Showdowns
Alison and Hale spar over Senate appropriations with Blackburn and Beck defending economic restraint. They dissect pension costs river and harbor funding and the vast surplus, noting vetoes and governance funds while insisting on economical, merit-based spending.
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Washington
Senate
Allison
Peer Tae
Alison
Cleveland
Chief of ‘Engineers
Garfield
Arthur
Thurnwu
Congress
Hale
Pennsylvania
Randall
Beck
House of Representatives
Committee On Appropriations
Kentucky
Indiana
Blackburn
New York
Sugar Trust
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Iowa Railroads Win Injunction Over Rates in Iowa
Judge Farrall, acting as Chancellor, keeps the injunction against the Iowa Railway Commissioners. He finds the court has jurisdiction to restrain official acts when rates are set so low they fail to cover charges and expenses. The decision, sustaining the injunction, is reviewed by the Iowa Supreme Court on appeal by the Commissioners.
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Morrison
United States
Democratic House
Blaine
Verbiae
Great Britain
Britain
Farrall
Iowa City
Iowa
Iowa Railways
Iowa Railway
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Court of Equity
Supreme Court
Reading brokers held on fraud charges with high bail
Joan H. DeRR and George Yocum, stock brokers from Reading Pennsylvania, arrested for cash forged money orders defrauding the government. Each is held for trial on $1,000 bail.
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Joan H. Derr
George Yocum
Reading Pa
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Go Wu Tre Bepore
Sommé
Eay
Mo Poetica
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Grorteefepttuns
Wo. P. Frye
Wa. M. Evagts
J. N. Doren
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