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Florida orange growers urge duty on foreign fruit in Congress
Thursday April 10 1890 Florida orange growers pleaded for a one dollar per box duty on foreign oranges before the ways and means committee. They warned that removing protection would ruin thousands of homes and argued Florida fruit is superior, citing Mabry and other advocates and contrasting with California orange success. They denounced rebates for damaged fruit as false protection and pressed for twelve years of tariff protection to mature new groves.
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Wisdom of 1872 and the wool growers protectionists
The piece recalls John L Hayes's 1872 tariff strategy that blocked reform by accepting the senate bill to unite protected interests. It criticizes modern wool growers and other protected classes for higher duties, contrasts with McKinley era plans, and notes glass industry gains and steel rails exports. It also cites sugar trust dividends and overall protectionist sentiment.
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Vanishing Surplus Prompts War of Pledges and Debt
The Indianapolis Sentinel reports that after gaining control the Republican party risks breaching soldiers pledges or burdening the nation with debt. Carlisle predicts Congress will pass pension and tariff bills, possibly raising taxes, while critics accuse the party of favoring corporations and eastern manufacturers at the expense of Western farmers and the South.
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The South's position on postwar politics
A composite excerpt from editorials and exchanges argues the South should pursue patience in Congress, deny concessions to Republican leaders, and protect Southern rights rather than seek favorable pension or election laws. It cites Virginia, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Florida as examples and condemns pension-bill fluff and misused rolls while urging vigilance against unfriendly federal measures.
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Chicago
City Protest Over Sewer Job Persists
Citizens voiced strong opposition to the sewer project, warning jobbers to heed the warning. Despite resistance, the enormous water works and sewerage effort continues to mature after years of effort, not yielding despite current defeat. The populace is urged to stay vigilant as the work will not be abandoned.
Brilliantines in Ten Qualities for Turkish Brands
The advertisement markets Turkish Brilliantines as the best in the land with ten qualities and twenty seven shades. It promotes Black Lustre, Black Mohai, Black Secillian, Black Tamise, Black Silk Warp Brilliantines and other colored variants at low prices, claiming superior color, lustre and finish. The notice invites an inspection to prove they are the best colored Brilliantines and cost no more than inferior grades.
Promise of Price and Quality Guarantee for Buyers
A point in favor of all who trade with us. Yes our guarantee goes with every purchase. This guarantee covers both price and quality.
Ideal Strawberries and Varieties Advertised by B F Sarri
Lawrence Kansas based George Innes as sole agent promotes Butterick patterns and Hall’s Bazar Farms while soliciting readers to order The Kansas City Star. It touts Ideal Strawberries and lists varieties with a call to request the 1890 Strawberry Manual by sending a two cent stamp.
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Money lenders promise fair terms and local trust
Money 10 Law offers loans with simple interest tied to security value and no home exchange costs. They advertise willingness to explain practices, cite prior customers’ approval, and invite inquiries at Russet & Mercatr in the Merchants' National Bank Building rear. They also promote C. Bruce & Son for clean coal at low market prices.
The Deserter Chapter VII A Winter Evening Encounter
A tense scene unfolds as Mrs. Rayner prepares for a walk while Miss Travers questions a rumored link to theft and a garrison case. An urgent dispatch arrives for Mrs. Rayner, heightening the tension around her sister Kate and the surrounding officers.
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