Foreign exporter taxes and tariff theory debated
The Philadelphia Record argues against the belief that exporters pay duties and critiques high and minimum tariffs. It notes dual tariffs used by foreign nations to force U S tariff reductions and questions who bears the cost, urging revision toward fairer duties for consumers and the public.
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Philadelphia
Longene
Deston
Clul
Fordignere
United States
Reowhl
Rippers Busy as Massachusetts Seeks Tariff Change
Massachusetts congressmen press West and Northwest Republicans to back a caucus for a tariff revision in Congress. The effort aims to secure 50 signers to force a special session and potential tariff changes, with Roosevelt’s stance weighed and dangers noted to party unity and protectionist aims.
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Massachusetts
Congress
West
Northwest
House of Representatives
Republic
Syatem
Roosevelt
Noo
Epi Nent
Stitaa
Earl Soesley
Friends of Protection
Conenen
Unioun
Law of Service and Self Denial in Patriot Heroes
The piece argues that true service to others, not personal gain, defines heroism. Citing Washington who forewent salary and Father Damien who served lepers, it urges a noble habit of mind: to act for the good of others rather than claim personal rewards, a sentiment echoed by the Indianapolis News.
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Washington
Father Damien
Indianapolis News
Indian population in United States under discussion
The text argues Indians are not disappearing in the United States with about 200000 aboriginal people alive and growing. It notes many are educated and integrated, while some retain traditional ways, and comments on suffrage debates and civic participation without urging drastic action.
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United States
Costly Gifts Mark Mr Moore Birthday Celebration
Nathaniel F. Moore son of a Rock Island railroad owner hosted a birthday dinner costing about 20,000 with 159 couples attending. Guests received jeweled favors including pearl necklaces valued around 1,000 each. The party in Rector's featured an orchestra and vaudeville acts, ending after five in the morning as guests departed by automobile.
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York
Nathaniel F. Monroe
Rock Island
Mr. Moore
Rector’s
Theo Automobiles
Churchiil's
Mr Moore
James H. Moore
Chicago
Favora
Moore
Thaw Trial Defense Costs Run High
Lawmakers estimate the defense of Thaw will require vast funds with detectives in many regions over months. Roger O Mara, former Pittsburg police chief, adds thousands in expenses as witnesses and court costs mount. Overall costs reach about 236000, a fraction of the Thaws income but still striking.
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New York
Thaw
Umit
Triad
Tuttabure
Roger O'Mara
Pittsburg
Taleamen
Roland Molineux
Adana
The Harriman Rivalry Over Mrs Fish and Society Power
The article traces Ward Harriman’s bid to oust Stuyvesant Fish from the presidency of the Missouri Central and lift Harriman’s daughters into society. It recounts Fish’s refusal to ally with Harriman and the social rivalries among New York’s elite, noting November ousting and subsequent social maneuvering. Pauline Morton, daughter of Paul Morton, is linked to a rumored match with J Hopkins Emlen Jr, amid White House social circles.
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Dward Harriman
Stuyvesant
Mie Nole Central Railroad
Stuyvesant Pieh
Piel
Astor
Vanderbilt
New York
Hurrinuin
Lillnote Central
Marrinan
Migsen Harriman
Mrs. Fish
God Harriman
Fish
Hatuban
Harriman
Ptal
Pauline Morton
Paul Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Navy
Wand
Scota Fe
Hopkins Savith
St Thomaselaroh
Was & Tonalide
Sori
Waehington Agetery
Stine Merton
J. Hopkien Emdel
Mare Vard
Oman
Elingee
Miss Morten
Romance Begun At White House Ends At Altar
A romance started in Washington led to a marriage at the White House with Miss Morton, a young social figure of Boston fashion circles, who studied European languages and refined culture before wedding Mr. Smith, a Whitworth graduate noted for his achievement in German imperial cup competition.
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White House
Miss Morton
Europe
Boston
Spore
Mr. Smith
Whitwond
Riel Roentia
Fy Elatrical Engineering Fir
Nee Abr
Smith’s Feather
East Foytya
Labor Shares in Prosperity In Wage Gains
An analysis of the United States Bureau of Labor on wages hours and prices shows American workers earning more for shorter hours and enjoying higher purchasing power despite rising prices. The report notes record employment growth and a larger share of prosperity going to wage earners.
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United States Bureau of Labor
A Matter of Preparation for Tariff Policy
The piece argues that pushing a double standard tariff agitation now signals diplomacy. It stresses that tariff retaliation, spurred by foreign discrimination and tacit trade plans, could shape future legislation. External tensions with Germany and other conditions are expected to influence U.S. tariff revision decisions.
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Germany
General Increase of Wages and Tariff Revision Question
The spread of wage increases appears across railroads and industries amid prosperity. Payrolls rise as business improves and wage costs grow. If the president urged tariff revision and Congress ordered it, prices would fall rather than rise, altering the current outlook.
Hill Seeks Own Benefit in Trade Vision
A San Diego Union item criticizes Me for seeking personal gain in free trade with Canada. The column argues trade with the Dominion favors Mephbncan leadership and notes a 200 million trade flow, with citizens, not party, bearing the impact of policy.
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Canada
Jamnone J. LT
Gulee
Misread Message Calls for Canadian Investments Profit Plan
An unclear statement asks the American public to support Canadian investments by promising profits through a “sacridoge 4 bis bebaus” plan. No concrete details or credible policy actions are provided.
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Mr. VII
Samuel Gompers Praised Labor Gains Yet Warned On Tariffs
Khinceck Journal notes Samuel Gompers, head of the American Federation of Labor, praised U S labor progress but warned that stricter organization in England outpaces the United States and predicts labor’s view would change if the tariff system is replaced by reform.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
United States
Gompers
England
Gompera
Khinceck
The Two Brothers Birthright Lesson Unfolds
The piece traces Jacob and Esau from birth to the birthright conflict, detailing Isaac and Rebekah’s influence, Esau’s worldliness, and Jacob’s shrewdness. It warns against selling birthright for appetite, urges living by faith, and cites sermons stressing moral choices and divine inheritance.
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Lisbon
Trent
Abrajimm
Jacob
VFM
Jocoy
Hoornholm
Tle
Sharan
Jendwytera
Euphrates
Kean
Jeonb
Harau
John TM
Matt
Toe
Mark Bet
Wat Kanu
Heersheba
Isaac
Rebekah
Esau
Houwthen Wivee
Judith
Hashemoth
Alexander Whyte
Tiefantis
Smith
Dieghae Kean
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