Western Union earnings and Irish crop woes noted
President Green testifies Western Union earns about 32 percent on 880 million value of plant. Irish crops damaged by recent storms raise concerns over rent agitation. Supreme Court upholds Dodac bill, Lansing terms set, and railroad details on Central Pacific engine built in Sacramento shops.
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Supreme Court
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Tur Central Pacific Railroad Company
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Northern Pacific stock steadies amid railroad optimism
The article notes high preferred stock at 71 and strong faith in Northern Pacific's future, with comments from Mr. Avarts of New York predicting presidential contenders. It also covers the Central Michigan fair in Lansing, Atlanta area tax growth, Civil War reflections on Gettysburg, and pro and anti capital punishment debates.
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Virginia
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Death Penalty Safer For Society In Warmer Viewpoints
An editorial arguing for retaining the death penalty cites the deterrent effect and moral balance. It asserts life imprisonment offers insufficient closure and that capital punishment protects society from cold blooded murderers while likening would be killers to dangerous tigers.
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Not a Migh but a Pair and Tacife in Trade Debate
Freeman Franklin addresses Pomuia Grange in Berrien County arguing for a judicious protective tariff. He contends tariffs raise government revenue, support manufacturing and farmers, and prevent foreign prices from dictating domestic rates, while opposing monopolies and excessive taxation on consumers.
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Lawrence Comptroller
the Treasury
United States
Land Ownership and Protection in Economic Debate
The piece blends remarks on land ownership rights, protectionist policy, and economic theory with a long quotation from Senator Sherman. It contrasts land as a privileged resource with manufacturing, advocates for a home market for farmers, and warns against free trade’s monopolies while recounting a court anecdote about a Jersey girl.
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