Tariff Debates and Aldrich Paye Tariff Bill Revisions
A historical report critiques tariff policy and President Taft's stance on Tariff measures. It discusses Aldrichs maneuvers converting ad valorem duties to specific rates and the political battles over the Aldrich Payne bill, reciprocity with Canada, and tariff commissions. The piece notes public concern about rising costs and calls for moderate, carefully considered tariff reform.
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Senate
Megli
Aldrich
Jechate
Lolliver
Sena
Ria Follette
Congress
Alirich
Pate
England
Taft
Kansas City Star
Scientife
Walt Hl
Canada
Taf
Aldrich Payne
Trusta
Party Platform and Payne Aldrich Law Debate
A fragmented excerpt recalls a demand for reduction and the Republican convention in Chicago endorsing it. It mentions the Payne Aldrich law and implies divisions within the party over endorsing reform, noting shifts toward Democrats and opposition to a different leader. The text preserves names and events in a historical political context.
Garys Way and a Getter Ore Judge Gary values direct control
Judge Gary argues for general government exclusive control of industrial corporations and trusts, aiming to reduce reliance on bureaucratic intervention in the capital. He favors stripping tariffs from trusts as a better remedy, avoiding increased government power through a strong bureaucracy.
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Gary
E HC Gary
Andrew Carnelte
Pachey
Industrial Corporationa and Trusts
Corporationa
Steel Trust
Dem House Reforms and New Legislation Highlight Bipartisan Promise
The Democratic house passed key measures and revised its rules, showing it can govern without a speaker and advance reciprocity tariff reforms the wool bill direct elections campaign publicity and Arizona-New Mexico bill. The success is framed as proof of improved deliberation and potential for constructive work.
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Democratic House
House
Goodbye to Roosevelt ends public bid for 1912
The text states that Mr. Roosevelt remains a private citizen and will not seek the presidency in 1912 or influence the Republican nomination, national convention, or even his own state's delegation.
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Roosevelt
Outlook
Doan’s Kidney Mile Credited By Chicago Woman
Emma Kanee of Chicago reports severe back pain and kidney trouble improving after using Doan’s Kidney Mile. She describes her symptoms, including back crick pain and swelling, and says her health is now fine with kidneys acting perfectly. The testimonial invites readers to obtain Doan’s from druggists and stores, with price listed at 60 cents.
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Emma Kanee
N. Halksted St
Chicago
Drugetsta
Trice
Foster Milburn Co
Muffalo, N
Cuticura Soap Promotes Skin Health and Prevention
An ad dense with claims extols Cuticura Soap for prevention of skin issues, cleansing, and cosmetic benefits such as soft hands, glossy hair, and a dandruff-free scalp. It promotes a free sample offer from Cuticura Dept 22 Boston and weaves in miscellaneous quotes and anecdotes about charity, flowers, and moral sayings to frame the product.
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To “Cuthura
Toston
High over high of rank-f hance a financier tale
In Washington George I Karle of the Philadelphia Aoancier discusses a financier type who loves humanity. He narrates the story of Peter Hrown a Consbohocket grocer who caused harm twice, paying large damages, nearly ruined, and finally joy at improved fortune after a car accident involving old Gibeafield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George I Karle
Philadelphia
Washington
Mr Karle
Peter Hrown
Consbohocket
Clarke
Trown
Hili
Ying Non
Gibeafield
Dust and Tuberculosis Study in Mining Regions
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis requests a government commission to examine mining site dangers and tuberculosis risk. A newly appointed ominisison will coordinate with state authorities in 86 investigations into U S metal mining conditions, focusing on lung diseases, following guidelines similar to the Royal Commission of Australia.
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United States
Woking
Royal Claumienon of
Australia
Law and letters mix in a burlesque of old era musings
The piece parodies a law school advert and public notices with scattered quips about education and professions. It weaves references to St Louis University Institute of Law, a night law school for working men, and mentions varied figures and products in a caricatured style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis University Institute of Law
Grand Ave
St Louis
Christman
Beautiful Post Cards Free and Prominent Quotes
The fragment reflects an advertisement for free postcard sets tied to a club and lists names like Kebieed Binder Kromer Moro Pot Conte Magufal and Rene. It includes aphorisms about satisfaction, friendship, time, and criticism attributed to Rousseau Dante and Sinfenia Ten Single Hinder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cduic
Binder Kromer
Moro Pot Conte Magufal
Reiest Designa
Poet Card Club
Tateckens St. Tipele
Renee
Coachman Bequeathed £100 by English Widow in Her Will
Reading of Mrs Jule Hall of Wrighton England reveals a bequest of 100 pounds to her coachman if he remains by her side until death and not due to a car crash while he is the driver. The wording understates the condition and reflects a quaint, personal instruction in the will.
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Mre
Jule Hall
Wrighton
England
Ele
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Flatbit
Flabbit
4 Man
Bfe
Virgil
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Robert Henri
New York
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Earce
Trey Tank
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Coles
Reddan
Olds
Belne
Sinfenia
Rousse
Dante
Temple St
Springfield
Samuel Ppaer
Foc
Tit Centaur Company
Bears
Castoria
W. L. Douglas
W.l.douglas
W.L. Douglas
WL. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
Fk Gingatin
Fir Optalig
Wol Douglas
Spark Su
Ml Mae
THE
German Savings Institution
ST. Louis
Missouri
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Sprenger Brothers
Peoria
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Er Gate
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Ntomphis
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