Secretary Foster on the tariff debate in the nation
The piece argues Secretary Foster misdefines tariffs as revenue or protection schemes and critiques McKinley Blaine and party positions. It cites conflicting claims on revenue yield, protection effects, and the need for Republicans to clarify their tariff theory amid New York and national shifts. It also references Stevenson during the war, Slander by Republicans, and the Force Bill record.
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Charles Foster
McKinley
Blaine
Louisville Courier- Journal
Ma Stevenson
Watterson Club
Louisville
Watterson
Stephen A. Douglas
Appomattox
South
Democratic Party
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Stevenson
Kentucky
Reed Congress
John J. Davenport
Harrison
New York
Chicago
St. Louis Republic
Democratic Campaign Expands West with Chicago HQ
The national Democratic campaign committee will open branch headquarters in Chicago and wage an active bid in several doubtful western states long Republican. The move signals a nationwide party unity and readiness to win with broad welfare principles. Western Democrats show gains in Illinois Iowa Michigan Wisconsin, challenging Republican hold and potentially reshaping Congress and the presidency.
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National Democratic Campaign Committee
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Republican Party
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Iowa
Michigan
Wisconsin
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United States Senate
Congress
Executive Department of Government
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Nebraska
Minnesota
North Dakota
Iaidan
The Coal Duty Debate and Cross Border Coal Costs
The Buffalo Times quotes arguments against a seventy five cent per ton duty on bituminous coal, noting that collection costs exceed revenue and that Canadian retaliation adds sixty cents per ton to Pennsylvania coal. It argues tariffs shift costs across borders, affecting Canadian consumers and urging free listing like anthracite, with support from Galusha A Grow.
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Canada
Pennsylvania
Dominion
Niagara River
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United States
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New England
Galusha A. Grow
Congress
Buffalo Times
A Prominent Republican Journal Berates Peck Report
The Philadelphia Telegraph rejects Commissioner Peck’s report as a flawed labor-study device. It claims the document inflates wages and production by misgrouping industries and mixing protected and unprotected sectors, urging readers to doubt the alleged gains and question tariff effects on workers.
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Peck
Philadelphia Telegraph
Republican Journal
New York
Pas
German Americans urged to stump for Republicans in Illinois
A Chicago special to the New York Staats Zeitung reports the Republican state central committee sent letters to prominent German American Republicans nationwide urging visits to Illinois to rally German support. The committee telegraphs Consul General Gunther in Wisconsin to travel to Illinois and begin work among Germans before it is too late. Herb B Hadley leaves for Cambridge to attend Harvard for the coming year. Reid Winney, an Indian student from Haskell Institute, has entered University Law School.
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New York Staats Zeitung
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State Committee
Gunther
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Illinois
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Hadley
Cambridge
Massachusetts
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Reid Winney
Haskell Institute
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