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Remember our stock means saving money and wish fulfillment. The largest assortment includes Henry and Optic books for boys at 24c, Laurelhurst Series 24c, popular five volume sets at 85c, Nursery Tales under $1, and many $1.50 editions like Quiprica and David Harum. Prices feature discounts on famed authors and bestsellers.
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Henry
Optic
Laurelhurst
Oliver Optic
A. Conan Doyle
George Henry
Charles Reed
J. F. Cooper
France
Cross
Zenda
Jerico
Paris
Quiprica
David Harum
Via Crusis
Joan of the
Janice Meridith
Indiana County Democratic Paper Circulation Note
The Democrat is the only Democratic newspaper in Indiana county, published weekly each Wednesday with a circulation near 1,600. Subscriptions are one dollar per year in advance.
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Democrat
Democrat Publishing Company
Indiana County
Indiana Democrat News Clip on Subsidy Bill and Taxes
A 1900 Indiana Democratic column critiques a ship subsidy measure as a friendlier windfall amid a large surplus. It notes unrest over taxation on tea versus beer, hints at Hanna fundraising, and cites national outlays and the Nicaragua canal versus Panama. Senator Fry cites farm tax advocacy in opposing subsidies benefiting shipowners.
War taxes should stay despite Spain end says editor
The piece argues against repeal of war taxes, noting they funded the Spain war and now exceed postwar needs. It criticizes continued duties, beer tax cuts, and cigars rebates, linking tax retention to a large Philippine army and subsidies. It accuses brewers and the Ways and Means committee of protecting interests and mocks press outcry.
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Committee of Ways and Means
Spain
Congress
Philippines
Internal Revenue
Ways and Means Committee
William McKinley
Washington Letter 1900 on McKinley cabinet and tax fights
Washington Letter discusses clashes between campaign bosses and McKinley's cabinet over the beer tax cut, House reforms, and looming ship subsidy fights. It notes Republican splits, Senate resistance, the Army reorganization bill, Rathbone and Neeley Cuban fund issues, and debates over Hay-Pauncefote and Davis amendments. It also critiques tariff and internal revenue policy and questions in Bryan's view of the Presidents message.
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Washington
McKinley
House
Ways and Means Committee
Cabinet
Congress
Mac
Senate
Representative Richardson
Committee On Finance
Hawley
Rathbone
Neeley
Senate Committee
Cuba
Deadman
Jorrina
United States
Teller
Nicaragua Canal
Great Britain
U. S
England
White House enlargement bill could shape nation’s history
A bill to enlarge the White House awaits Congress. If passed it would mark a new chapter in the building’s history, following the 1792 original and the 1814 fire, with hopes for additional executive quarters while preserving its historic incidents and figures.
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White House
Adams
Capitol
America
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Indiana
Surrey
Nickle Iron
Triumph
Chessindia
Infanta
Tadiang
Hanna
Kidd
Nicaragua
Panama
Murcier
Apain
Ferdinand Peck
Ag Big Bill Shows
Hanna Campaign Fund
Dooley
Gage
Frys
Maine
Stumpf’s Big Department Stores
Representative Babcock
Wisconsin
Ways and Means
New York
Bryan
OUNG
Ity King
Globe Telegraph College
Lexington, By
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