Democratic County Convention at Lawrence Kansas
A Democratic delegate convention for Douglas County Kansas will meet at the Lawrence court house on September 13 1900 at 11 am to nominate a county ticket. Primaries will be held September 12 1890 in townships and at Lawrence court house. The piece comments on political manipulation by party bosses and praises J B Chapman editor of the Fort Scott Tribune as a tariff reform candidate.
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Democratic Party
Douglas County
Kansas
Court House
Lawrence
City of
Harvey
Olathe
J. B. Chapman
Congress
Chapman
Fort Scott Tribune
Editor warns of European retaliation to McKinley tariff
The New York Dry Goods Economist editor travels through Europe, including Chemnitz, noting strong opposition to the McKinley bill among merchants. He forecasts unified retaliation by foreign governments, predicting severe cuts to American exports as Europe responds to a prohibitive tariff.
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New York
Europe
Congress
Chemnitz
Germany
Chamber of Commerce
America
Importers Rush Dry Goods Into U S Ahead of Tariff
The article notes a sharp rise in New York dry goods imports for the third week of July totaling 3 978 202 dollars, up from 2 562 587 the prior year as importers speed shipments to avoid McKinley tariff duties. It argues the tariff is a tax borne by consumers.
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New York
United States
France’s tariff policy sparks debate on foreign tax burden
The writer argues France’s 33 cent per bushel grain duty targetting U.S. farmers exposes what they call McKinleyism and a reciprocal tax effect. They assert foreigners pay taxes in tariffs and question fairness of protectionist logic. A critique of tariffs and economic rhetoric follows.
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France
Ex-Governor Ames Seeks Revision of Tariff Policy
Ex governor Ames of Massachusetts, manufacturer of the Ames shovel, returns from Europe and endorses Blaine's reciprocity plan. He supports protectionism with common sense, argues tariffs should be lowered where excessive, and cites New England industry concerns over iron and coal duties. He aligns with western and northwest Republicans seeking tariff revision to reduce high duties.
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Ames
Massachusetts
Europe
New England
Blaine
West
Northwest
Why the Mills Shut Down in the Cotton Industry
The Boston Commercial Bulletin reports widespread mill shutdowns in the cotton trade for repairs, retooling, or to curb overstocked markets. It notes planned six day to one month stoppages, possible six day annual breaks, and questions the fairness of taxing taxpayers to keep idle mills running for cheap goods.
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Boston Commercial Bulletin
Fall River
Itis
Export markets vs home protection in cotton trade
The article argues that American cotton manufacturers rely too heavily on the home market due to protectionist profits, neglecting foreign markets. It cites mills like Jackson Manufacturing in Nashua and others exporting millions of yards, while national exports reach 118 million yards. Political shifts in Kansas, Wisconsin, Illinois and Nebraska push against tariff excess, with alliances and labor groups leading reform across the Midwest.
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New York
United States
Jackson Manufacturing Company
Nashua
N. H
Senate
New England
Plumb
Congress
West
Northwest
Kansas
Wisconsin
Illinois
Nebraska
The
New York Tribune
Ingalls
Senaior Paddock
Washington
Blaine
Atlanta Constitution
The Farmers Alliance and Southern Unity in Politics
The article argues Northern Republicans misread Southern sentiment, noting the Farmers Alliance shows solid South unity against Negro domination. It contends white unity, with or without the alliance, transcends politics, and editors ignore this to their own political gain.
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North
South
South Carolina
Western Republicans see the McKinley bill impact
Elijah Kennedy, Brooklyn businessman, reports Western sentiment on the McKinley and force bills after visiting Wisconsin. He says the Lodge force bill faces little deep interest. dropping it would not provoke major disgust. He warns the final McKinley bill in its current form could cost Republicans the next Congress and hinder electing a Harrison successor.
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Evening Post
New York Tribune
West
Elijah KR. Kennedy
Brooklyn
Wisconsin
Repubicans
Kennedy
Congress
New York State
House
Harrison
Tariff Principles and the McKinley Bill Critique
A column argues that tariffs must protect domestic industry by free raw materials and minimal duties on essentials. It criticizes current tariffs as pro manufacturer, notes calls for free ores and wool, and predicts the McKinley bill offers no relief amid disputes from Pennsylvania manufacturers and carpet makers.
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Pennsylvania
Aay
England
Germany
Europe
What It Means The Great Farmers Movement and Freedom Spirit
The article argues a rising farmers movement signals broad unrest with national and state policy. It blames class legislation and machine politics, calls for unification of the people, and likens farmers to Cincinnatus answering a liberty call in a patriotic, independence driven campaign.
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Farmers’ Movement
United States
Senate
Cincinnatus
American Grange Bulletin
Stand Still Threat to Growth Warns Grange Adocate
The Grange Advocate warns that growth must continue or decay begins. Stagnation leads to loss of energy, zeal, interest, and faith, endangering the grange as it risks becoming one of the things that were but are not.
The Mutton Merino Aims for Dual Sheep Types
The New York State Agricultural Society creates a new merino class for mutton bred animals focusing on carcass size and staple length to spur two distinct merino types. It notes woolly merinos yield poor mutton and that farmers now favor general purpose sheep over wool-focused stock.
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New York State Agricultural Society
Ameri
Seeding Grass or Wheat: Soil Condition Guide from Country Gentleman
Advice on sowing grass seed or winter wheat depending on soil moisture and texture. If ground is weed free and fine a brush harrow or roller may cover seed. Dry soil needs rain before seeding. grass seed should be shallow while grain seed is buried deeper. Seeding timing and tools vary with conditions and crop choice.
Reciprocity debate spreads across the nation
From editors and politicians across papers, commentators warn the reciprocity idea gains momentum and could be hard to stamp out. The discussion references tariffs, free trade, and political figures while lampooning opponents and praising or joking about shifts in policy.
Tea and Coffee Offer With No Extra Charge
An advertisement promises a handsome present with every pound of tea or crushed coffee bought starting Monday September It. Tickets issued for purchases under a pound. No extra price or change in quality.
Prohibition Convention Nears in County Courthouse
The County Prohibition Convention will meet at the courthouse on Tuesday, Sept 9 at 2 pm to nominate county officers elect delegates to the Ottawa congressional convention, appoint a committee and conduct other business. all precincts should be represented. Dr Wheeler offers dental care at reduced prices with fillings and extractions listed along with local shop ads and endorsements.
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Court House
Ottawa
Chotin
Dr. Wheeler
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Kan
Ima
Hume's
Wheeler
James Norton
Louisiana Lottery Charter Vote Prompts Public Support
Public sentiment across the state favors ratifying the new charter for the Louisiana State Lottery Company to be voted on statewide. The current charter expires in 1895 with plans to extend to 1910 while charities and public works funding are pledged to increase in 1895. News item includes other notices about Odd Fellows meeting travel rates and local coal prices.
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Louisiana State Lottery Company
Louisiana
Lottery Company
New Orleans
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellow
Topske
Rua
J.T. SuaNkuik
Union Pacific System
Lawrence
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