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Newspaper
Lawrence Gazette
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1891
Page
4
Fragmentary text discusses criminal cases and costs. Mentions sums like 581,544.05 and terms such as last term, but details are unclear. No identifiable individuals, organizations, or locations are readable enough to anchor a proper summary.
Meares reports on a scam involving the United States Bagging Manufacturers Association misusing drawback payments. Export claims falsely certified manufacture and import data to obtain refunds totaling 242000 dollars across 1883 to 1885. Investigations show officials paid exporters not listed on manifests, violating Revised Statutes and inviting reform.
A historical fragment critiques Clarkson’s mobilizing song for youth as a strident political instrument. The piece contrasts its impact with Foraker and others, noting village humor and intolerance, and questions its wisdom versus experience.
Albany Argus reports Washington concerns over a rising treasury strain as Secretary Foster allegedly plans to extend due bonds and curtail interest. Critics call the move an unlawful, fraudulent attempt to hide deficits and shift blame from Congress.
Two Democratic legislatures in New York and Ohio wrap up sessions. The Albany Argus lauds Democratic successes including the lowest tax rate in 26 years and a scandal-free record, with many measures now enacted or poised to become law.
The legislature, Democratic in brand and votes, passed popular measures while restoring home rule to cities and enacting an Australian ballot law. Tax laws are revised, state insurance provision is expanded, and reforms begin in state institutions to curb abuses and advance public welfare.
The National League of Republican Clubs platform is criticized for ignoring McKinley measures and advocating reciprocity while praising Tom Reed. It spares no praise for a currency policy and omits force bills, courting Farmers Alliance support and presenting a debate over treasury funds and coinage. The Albany and Argus note the new Unitarian church dedication.
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The Gazette announces a new feature offering complete novels each month as a free supplement for subscribers. June's issues will include The Intestatory by Robert Louis Stevenson and a Kipling tale. Readers are urged to collect these free stories and to invite neighbors to subscribe. Leonard’s Leader cigars are advertised by retailers.
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