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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1909
Page
4
The House approved a tariff bill last Friday but faces a long road ahead with doubt about Senate action. The piece targets a pet product levy and draws reaction from supporters and critics alike, amid broader debates on taxation and policy.
The Chicago Journal critiques Aldrich Hale and the New England group in national policy. It accuses them of representing special interests, including cotton mills, shoe factories, Standard Oil and sugar trusts, at the expense of the real United States.
Fragmentary text discusses a New England idea tied to maintaining dividends, trust influence, and tariff battles. It references West Virginia, eastern states, and the Wilson and McKinley acts in a wary view of consumer interests and industrial power.
The piece contrasts Roosevelt’s Africa trip with American politics. It notes Missouri and Georgia policy contrasts, discusses rail case delays, and cites commentary on Roosevelt’s influence and public perceptions. It references Taft, North Carolina, and broader political currents with a tone of skeptical reportage.
An AP dispatch from Muskogee reports authorities believe Crazy Snake alias Chief Chitto Harjo of the Snake clan and negroes is dead. A story from Henryatta claims he was shot March 24 by a McIntosh county posse and buried near the Tiger mountains. One member reportedly revealed details after the pledge of secrecy faltered.
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