The Veiled Tariff Debate Across The Nation
A sprawling column mixs fierce protests against protectionism and tariff policy. It cites wheat exports, cotton, and banking scandals, railing at government favors to capitalists while urging farmers to vote against McKinley and defend free trade. Names like Quay and Wanamaker surface amid broad cries of corruption and economic strain.
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Great Northwest
McKinley
Louleride
Courier-Journal
Ube
Bardsley
Deloitter
Spring Garden
Keystone
Phila Hpbi
BACKN
Famda
John Wanamaker
Drew
Aminer
Proposed income tax reform to curb wealthier tax dodges
The text argues that many in the United States avoid taxes on investment income and bonds through tax avoidance and stamping schemes. It proposes a broad income tax with stamped securities to ensure taxes are collected, noting farmers bear much of the burden and that taxing interest income would relieve farmers while curbing wealth concentration.
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Tony
Baltimore
Independence
Gazette
Allanea
Congress
Wall Street
Lucius Goss
Civiliailon
United States
Meudyille
Kansas
Wilet
People's Party
Farmers’ Alliance
Tweedleede
Three Rivers
Kansas City Times
Times
Howes
Alliance
Allidies
Paella
California
Independon
Poop Party
South Dakota
Ab Heron
Sepleuh
John T. Gamble
Ad Ata. m
Henry W Smith
Minnehata County
Smith
Germany
Inventor’s Phowtine Cross Aims At Giant Chickens
New Castle resident Arnold and Illinois fowl expert Howry Jones discuss a new chicken cross named Phowtine. They claim aim to produce birds with greater weight, combining Plymouth Rock and Dorking traits. Arnold hints at potential broader crosses and future experiments to push fowl development.
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Patino
Whatis
Phowtine
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Ind
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Howry Jones
Illaois
Jones
Janda
Jones Nella Agalon
Plymouth Rock
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Mr. Jones
Mr. Arnold
Indian Gratitude and the Navajo’s Oath Exchange in Santa Fe
Col Breedon, former New Mexico attorney general, once defended a Mexican and a Navajo charged with a soldier’s murder in Santa Fe. Testimony split on identification. acquittal followed. Years later the Navajo, intoxicated, sought repayment of the debt by offering to “grant a thing” for a brave act, insisting they had killed the soldier.
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Col. Breedon
New Muxico
Sante Fe
Brew
Uadal
Paris opens new dental industry with 2,000,000 franc capital
Fragmented notes report a new Paris industry manufacturing false teeth backed by 2 million francs. A Liverpool man received five years penal servitude for a fraudulent charitable pretext. A Wyoming coal seam in Wild Horse Valley smolders, producing smoke and gas visible from far away. A remarkable railway from Gloggiots to Lownering near Vienna spans 25 miles, cost 9 million dollars, and features many viaducts and tunnels.
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England
Wan
Wild Horse Valley
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Gloggiots
Lownering
Vienna
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