Protection and Free Trade in American Policy
In a Troy Times editorial reprinted by Cedar Rapids Republican, the piece extols protectionist policy as foundational to American independence, praising Hamilton and early leaders. It warns that free trade leads to low mood, unemployment, and price declines, urging reciprocity with protection to sustain industry and labor advantages.
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America
Alexander Hamilton
George Washington
Cedar Rapids
United States
Troy Times
Protection With Reciprocity and Economic Strength
The article argues for maintaining protection alongside reciprocity, noting the American producer needs domestic markets yet should not surrender the home field. It cites Britain’s free trade defenselessness as a warning, while praising U S protection for forging an impregnable industrial system and the capacity to sell widely and buy in large quantities.
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United States
Lord Salisbury
England
Reciprocity with Canada debated by U S Chamber delegates
A Cham bers of Commerce delegation urged Roosevelt to pursue reciprocity with Canada, arguing it could boost American commerce and coal demand. The president would study the idea, while noting many domestic interests would protest concessions. Experts favor cautious tariff revision amid a strong economy and diverse industry concerns.
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United States
Roosevelt
Canada
United Kingdom
Germany
Dominion
Congress
Ohio
Indiana
Nova Scotia
New England
Gen
Harrison
Wilson
Cleveland
Pittsburg Dispatch
Washington
Republican Party
Indianapolis Journal
Stimulate Hostility Over Tariff Reciprocity Debate
A Rea 198 Mercury editorial argues that reciprocity to ease tariff hostility may backfire by forcing concessions to competitors. It warns tariff changes should be direct and nationwide, not piecemeal, shifting leverage from Congress to the State Department and risking ongoing trade disruption.
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United States
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State Department
Senate
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Mercury
Reception Gowns and Garnitures In Fashion This Season
Handsome reception gown of buff veiling features a long shoulder yoke and embroidered berthe in Corticelli silk. Detachable collar ideas in silk muslin with lace leaves and dainty bow accents showcase the season’s up to date garniture. Embroidery and appliques prevail with flowered silks and parasols transforming streetwear into graceful elegance.
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Novelties In Gloves Displayed At Importing Houses
The list shows smart coaching gloves in white pique-sewn glace kid with a pearl clasp and detachable military cuffs in dark red with gold blue with silver or pearl gray with silver or gold. Gray Mocha and tan varieties feature gauntlet cuffs in matching colors with silver braid and white buttons.
Fashion Trends Drift as Styles Fade in Quiet Era
The piece notes marsh grass green lawns after rains and a shift away from draped silhouettes. It laments the loss of the shaped flounce and the old style, while the corset faces decline and a higher front waistline favors fuller figures.
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