Tariff debate hailed as shield for American industry
A lengthy editorial argues for McKinley tariff protections, tracing historical shifts from Jefferson to Washington, Morrigan, Mills, and the Senate. It contends tariffs defend New England and farming regions, oppose foreign competition, and spur domestic innovation, while acknowledging some Democratic opposition and the need for balanced measures. It highlights tin, barley, beans, potatoes, and other duties as pivotal, using strong entities like McKinley, Jefferson, Washington, and New England to anchor the discussion.
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Farmers Like It Tariff Turns Help to Western Farmers
Confidential letters from western states pour into Republican headquarters praising the tariff law. They say it lowers farmers’ costs, raises earnings, especially on binding twine and sugar, and boosts wool duties to shield domestic growers. The letters cite reduced duties on imports and growing farm demand, urging support to prevent a Democratic House victory.
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Michigan banking report and local notices mix
Abstracted notices from Michigan banking reports show totals for trust companies and bankers, various assets, and profits, alongside a flood of local items from Bay City to Saginaw. The mix includes weddings, missing persons, fires, and unusual local happenings with names, places, and events.
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