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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1903
Page
3
The article notes Philander Knox, attorney general, avoiding criminal prosecutions in the Tyner, Porto Rican Embezzling, and Manila customs cases. It cites a wary approach after the Northern Securities merger ruling, warning against overreach and stressing safe, minimal action.
A long editorial attacks reciprocity as a device to empower Rockefeller Aldrich and the tariff bloc. It argues protectionists control Congress, fear of a crashing financial system, and hints at an extraordinary session urged by President Roosevelt. It names Roosevelt, Rockefeller, Aldrich, Dolliver, and MeIntey as central figures.
Byron W. Holt argues the United States Steel Corporation dominates tariff profits, raises prices, and blocks export rebates. The piece accuses the trust of arrogance and greed, foresees a revolt by smaller manufacturers, and cites Lovering’s drawback bill as a threatened check that the steel trust fought through influence.
Echoes of the cattle baron influence ripple through politics as Nebraska Republicans push back against perceived raids on public lands. The piece juxtaposes open trade, press suppression fears, and a critique of federal favoritism toward powerful interests amid wider questions of governance and taxpayer burdens.
A critique argues that publicity alone cannot curb trusts and that tariff protection shields monopolies. It contends tariff revision could force lower prices and reduce extortionate charges, while acknowledging political risks for Roosevelt and Republicans delaying reform. It warns relief for small earners hinges on changed policy and harder times for action.
Minnesota Republicans press for reciprocity with Canada and tariff reform. The Reciprocity League in Minnesota warns it cannot rely on senators and representatives to push tariff revision without pressure from constituents. They say only tariff cuts can ease high prices, urging voters to urge their GOP lawmakers to back tariff reform.
The Nation questions public lands policy as the land department moves to curb westward cattle barons. Colonel Mosby was sent to break fences and aid settlers but is recalled to Washington, leaving the barons in control while a fresh scandal reportedly unfolds.
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