President Harrison tariff debate stirs party lines in 1890
The issue focuses on the McKinley tariff and force bill as President Harrison urges a constitutional amendment. The piece contrasts Republican leadership with public sentiment, noting broad disapproval of tariff policy and the recent election outcome. It analyzes the president’s stance and the congressional party dynamics amid rising partisan tensions.
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Harrison
Rood
Noah
House of Representatives
States
Union
Presiden
Prices rise under new tariff says President
In a National Democrat note the President argues tariff gains boost prices as proof Ke Kinley law works. He cites New York port reports showing nearly 8 percent higher activity in early November versus the prior month and 29 percent higher than 1888, urging supporters to see this as the law’s triumph.
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New York
Issland
B. Harrison
National Democrat
Taxed to Death in a Farmer's Tale from the Warmer Sits Down
An elderly farmer narrates how government taxes touch every facet of daily life from birth to death. Wheat, corn, beef, pork, shoes, clothes, tools, and even coffee and blankets are taxed, with the farmer concluding that taxes strip workers of most wealth while profits go to manufacturers. The tale ends with the farmer realizing his labor and family have been drained, and that only a small share returns as government receipts.
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Auer Jen
Phoir
Phos
Thor
Alliny
Parroldt
Patel
Mary Wii
Mary
Praudier
Minther
Weil
Tvir
Paten
Wade
le Chea
le Cova
Daven
San Oxo
Wita
Vsa
Tolhem
Sipper
Ioan
East
Aland
Sheriff Sale Under Deed of Trust in Bollinger County
John Huskey sheriff of Bollinger County announces a public sale of described real estate to satisfy the deed of trust dated September 8 1881. The sale will be December 13 1800 at Marble Hill courthouse, with bidders paying cash to cover costs and the debt defaulted.
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Frederick C. Sho
Elizabeth T
Recorder's Office
Bollinger County
Missouri
Charles Ho Ride
Bollinger
Lange S
Marble Hill
John Hoskey
Trostea
E. W. Fisher
Mary
Townes
Daniel Whiteney
Martle Hill
Daniel Whitener
Treates
Low Railroad Rates For Tue Hontpara On Iron Mountain
The Iron Mountain route offers reduced rail rates with flexible return options. Tickets go on sale December 24 26 and January 1 valid for travel to nearby points up to two miles away. For tickets and details contact your local agent.
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Iron Mountain Noute
Notice of administration for estate of David R. Conrad
Letters of administration for the estate of David R. Conrad deceased were granted by the Probate Court of Bollinger county Missouri on December 2 18M. All persons having claims against the estate must exhibit them within one year for allowance or be barred after two years from publication.
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David R. Conrad
Bollinger County
Missouri
H. GC. Scholl
Belli County
Tleea Scholl
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