RELIEVE THE POOR New York World Attacks Income Tax Onus
The New York World criticizes Senator Aldrich and the push for an income tax with generous exemptions, arguing it is onerous and burdens the poor while benefiting monopoly through indirect taxes. The piece contends Republicans and the Me Too Democrats defend high taxes, and calls for lower living costs and tax reductions for the general public.
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New York World
Senator Aldrich
Ballev
Aldrich
Standard Ofl Company
Beef Trust
Steel Trust
New England
Adirich
Republican Party
Etania
Senate
Democratic Leaders Call For Tariff Reform In Congress
A scrambled, era-laden fragment cites Denut a former Massachusetts governor and references Harmon and Ao Ietawen as Democratic governors urging faithful senators in Congress to uphold principles. It argues for shoe industry duties, criticizes a giant trust in hides, feather, and tanning, and targets steel and other trusts tied to the tariff battles, with mention of Biden and party leaders.
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Denut
Massachusetts
Cigantic Trust
Indwetrica
Douglas
Steel Trust
Nuealen
Aliricly
Democratic questions and tariff debate across states
A collection of editorial opinions questions why Democrats are scattered in state leadership while Republicans hold key offices in Minnesota North Dakota and Indiana. It argues tariff revision is needed as reformers say the sugar trust profits from duties and classifications, urging next Congress to lower tariffs despite party lines.
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Minnesota
North Dakota
Indianapolta
Columan
Aineo
Hrecon
Indiana
St. Louis Republic
Carmine
Hogue Tari
Sugar Trust
Senate
Debate over Aldrich bill and concentrated power in Congress
The text records a heated critique of the Aldrich Senate bill focusing on woolen and cotton schedules. Senator Dolliver of Iowa delivers hours of informed opposition, challenging concentrated power and arguing a tariff commission would mismanage policy. The piece lambasts the system and questions the expertise of leaders shaping commerce law.
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Aldrich
Meade
Senate
Dolliver
Iowa
Aldrich Senate
Alrich
Department of Industry
Ruesia
Contess
Comcrease K
Tarif Extortion on Tea Tax Sparks Public Outcry
The piece denounces a ten cent tea tax proposal as an insult to Americans after decades of effort. It argues the plan would raise prices for consumers, boost profits for a few holders, and force the poor to bear higher costs. It claims the tax would not offset losses and cites shopper inquiries at local grocers.
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South Carolina
United States
Faksely
C.J. Hammonds
Fort Scott
Kansas
Foster-Milburn Co
Bullaio, N.Y
Tariff debates strain party lines as election nears
The President and Republicans clash over tariff policy while reformers fear damaging alliances. Washington battles over revenue measures, death duties, and the Aldrich approach to tariff review, with Senate and House standing divided. The German influence narrative recedes as finance officials face charges of suppressing information. Charles Morrlein’s estate taxes highlight bounty and burden in the tax plan.
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Charles Morrlein
Senate
Finance Committee
Senator Lodge Denies Existence of Consumers at Polls
The article questions how many consumers actually exist if the U S population stands at 89 561 009 and Senator Lodge denies the concept. It cites Nelson W Aldrich Jr as the post director and notes the political implications for voters in upcoming elections.
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Senator Lodge
The
United
Nelson W. Aldrich
Jt. Louis
Faith Lesson Goes Awry in Speech Lesson
A Philadelphia Sunday school lesson on faith hope and charity ends in a humorous failure when a pupil cannot name the three coins in order. The child confesses he has only faith left as hope and charity were spent elsewhere, leading to a comical misattribution and a purchase of meat for dinner.
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Philadelphia
Sbe
Cure for Severe Itching Skin Remission by Cuticura Trio
A patient from Little Rock Arkansas reports twelve months of intense itching and scaly skin on ankles feet arms and calf. After trying many remedies, two or three applications of Cuticura Ointment with Cuticura Soap and Pills completely cured the condition. October 1877. Paver Drag & Chett. Corphoe Prope. Boston.
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Edereon
Cerena
Fragmented Remnants Reveal Community Hardship and Ads
A feeble Irish woman begs for aid while her family endures cold and hunger with dead crops and no fire. An inquiry about a factory plant sparks a reflection on work and poverty. An old testimonial touts a kidney medicine and a matron answers political doorknocking with a pointed reply. Continuous snippets mix hardship, remedies, and light advertising.
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Tee
New York ‘Telegram
Fragmented 1920s Fare from Patchy News Page
A garbled collage of ad bits and scattered text mentions lamps, a hypothetical new light source called Hertog, and various global references. The piece weaves in street slang, product pitches, and stray anecdotes about trains, poets, and a hanging list of names, with no clear event or cohesive narrative.
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New York
Elf
Ob & Mintle
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