Tarife Reform Is Prime Issue Says Ex Gov Douglas
Former Democratic executive William J. Douglas of Brockton argues tariff reform is the Democratic Party’s main issue. He says high duties foster trusts, graft, and price increases, calls for state rights, opposition to federal power, and a platform favoring tariff reduction to revive prosperity and curb monopolies.
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New York
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Massachusetts
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Russia
United States
Regulating Corporate Power Through Targeted Action
A Democratic appeal argues for regulated interstate business to curb evildoers without crippling commerce. It condemns independent speculation and calls for focused punishment, tariff reform, and removal of trust privileges to preserve competition and national prosperity.
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Children’s Fancy Overcoats Half Price Sale
Patterson-Fletcher advertises fancy overcoats at half price with sale prices listed as 15, 4, and 3 dollars. The note mentions sale lasting until February 1 and references waiter rent past due with a service number. Journal-Gazette want ads cost 16 per word.
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Aualley
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King Haakon Outlines New Laws for Norway
King Haakon outlines new laws as Norway opens a new era under his reign. He cites the completion of the Norwegian treaty and Norway’s role in the Hague peace conference. The plan includes rail construction over twelve years and concessions to exploit forests and waters under regulated conditions.
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Indianapolis
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Mail carrier steals and cashes checks in Fort Wayne
Betts a Wallace Street wall carrier at Leip- SiG was arrested after a letter with 400 dollars in checks to Bekart Packing Co failed to arrive while other Fort Wayne letters to local jobbers in the hotel mail box arrived. Most checks were found on his person and the rest cashed. The incident was reported in the Journal-Gazette Want Ads.
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Leip- Sig
Alr Alrést
Gouree
Bekart Parting Company
Henry Kanning
Traveling Inves
Fort “Wayne
League Disbanded After Unannounced Meeting
Reported disruption surprised players and fans as no percentages were shown and the league was dissolved. Players except Astonigen received their money while the organizers claimed financial embarrassment and refused last week's salaries.
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