Debate on American industry and labor reform
The piece argues against the American system’s benefit to consumers, criticizing home market protection and noting meat and cereal prices are determined abroad. It discusses St Louis’ regional ties, asserts Southern trade dominance, and urges steady reform rather than violent action to improve humanity’s physical and moral condition.
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New England
Globe-Democrat
St. Louis
Gulf
Pacific
Politician Tariff Talk Sparks Wide Reader Attention
Kilitor Munford of the Kansas City Times lauds Congressman John Tarsoey for strong tariff reform and broad support. Letters from Ndster Townshend urge Monroe county Democratic organization and county committees to build active local clubs, while Editor Jewett argues Republicans are a minority and Democrats gain strength nationwide. A critic warns against government grain warehouses and money inflation schemes, comparing them to Pharaoh and urging tax and monetary reforms to aid farmers and consumers.
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Troy Free Prose
Democratic County Committee
Monroe County
Monroe
Democratic Central Committees
Lincoln County Committee
Government finances show potential surplus balances
The Globe-Democrat argues the government may record a surplus when balancing the books on June 30, aided by funds from the bank note redemption pool. It warns Republicans against continued excess spending and predicts disaster at the polls if restraint is not shown in future appropriations.
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World's Dispensary Medical, Association
Main Street
Buffalo
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Treasury
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Globe- Democrat
National finances and tax burden in the Nation
David A. Wella argues in the Nation that wages do not average over 81.00 per day and that the general government will collect and spend 400,000,000 a year. He says this equals 400,000,000 days of work, meaning the government requires that many days of labor from the people. The tax weighs hardest on the low income and large families, with a few favored individuals escaping burden. The piece critiques the protective system and its impact on individuals and families.
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David A. Wella
the Nation
Cleveland era cottage bets spark party retort
Critics charge President Cleveland with consent to occupy a Cape May Point cottage and a Cresson cottage deeded by the Pennsylvania railroad. Proponents argue Cleveland paid full value for Oak View near Washington and that city improvements and nearby investments by Whitney and others spurred development, denying gifts or improper influence.
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Washington
Walice
Oak View
Whitney
South Opposes Federal Election Bill Stirring Northern Opinion
The Chicago Times notes Southern anger over the federal election bill sparks northern voters to reconsider. A Charleston wholesale merchant warns the bill could trigger a boycott on northern goods, European imports rise, and layoffs of black workers. He calls it a deliberate outrage on the South and a disgrace to the Republican party.
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Chicago Times
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D.C
Europe
South
Republican Party
Ambitious Hudson River Suspension Bridge Plans
From the Chicago Trio the proposed pre new suspension bridge across the Hudson between New York and Jersey City is described as gigantic. It would be 7,000 feet long, 100 feet wide and 140 feet above high tide with a central span of 2,840 feet and shore spans of 2,500 feet each. Towers reach 606 feet, cables are four feet in diameter and built from 15,000 steel wires per cable. Anchorages are vast and masonry heavy, with a projected cost of 16 million dollars.
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