Tariff Revision Sparks Republican Debate and Trust War
A heated tariff dispute unfolds within the Republican ranks over Representative Babcock and trust regulation. The American Protective Tariff League opposes Babcock, likening him to Benedict Arnold and threatening to block his reelection and remove him from Ways and Means. Across Iowa Wisconsin Indiana Illinois and Kansas growing opposition to tariff on trust made foods fuels agitation, while the President plots a cautious path to avoid market uncertainty and a ruinous campaign impact.
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Washington
American Protective Tarif League
Babcock
Wisconsin
Ita
U Jatemt
Isaac
Ways and Means
Congressional Committee
Benedict Arnold
Leo
Forte
League
Statenax
Indiana
Illinois
Tows
Keneaa
Central
Westura
Republican Party
Ahawaiis National Bar Posts Strong Showing
Special correspondence reports Hawais national bank shows a strong comparative condition as of April 24 versus February 6. It lists loans and discounts at 66 684 and 808 114, capital stock 600 000, undivided profits 27 01 2649, deposits 672 022, and a total liability of 1 272 189. reserves and notes details are given with a favorable trend and a 30.04 percent average reserve. Also includes Emma Square concert program noting performances by T Akao and J Kelitan.
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Washington
Ite
United States
National Bank
Fine closing program at St Louis College
A large audience enjoyed a graceful year end program at St Louis College featuring the operetta The Bell In the Forest and a three act farce Whistling at Landlords. All performers were students with Jus B Laing Chris Hortelman and others cited for the show’s success.
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ST. Louis College
Comedious
Jus
B. Laing
Chris Hortelman
M. Ly Mardy
Geo. Weight
E. McCann
B. Smith
W. J. Welsh
Jno. Spaulding
Onorio
P. Burns
Jno
P. Rento
Heine
Walter Gough
Walter Klein
Balter
Jas
Wari
Cullen
A. Wasson
Henry O'Sullivan
Epworth League Social at Methodist Church
Epworth League of the Methodist church hosts an evening social with a program including music by Native Friends, recitations by Mr Tickey and Mr Wallace, stringed instruments, a horn performance, readings, a prophecy of the XXth century, school choir, and a sale of ice cream and cake for a shilling and lemonade for a dime. The event invites attendees to be helpful and kind, assisting with costs.
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Epworth League
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Tickey
Wallace
Moore
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Suppe Husson
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Wordi Bonge
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J. Kelitan
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TEL. Main
Frederick J, Amweg, M. AM
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Undine
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Beaver Lunch Rooms
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America
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