People Leaving the City in Rumor and Ripples of Labor Day
The piece notes rumors of Perry Belmont pursuing New York governorship and cites broad public interest as labor day observations unfold. It discusses railroad contracts for Pittsburg steel, a note on Mark W. Terrington leading the University of Washington, and reflections on time in ocean travel, shipbuilding, and potential legislative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Belmont
State of
New York
Perry
Ocean View
Acsunger Steamships
France
Hard Times Fare The Tariff Debate In 1906 Campaign
A fragmented essay argues tariff questions unlikely to be campaign issues as voters remain satisfied with the current tariff system. It cites the Philadelphia Ledger on prosperity under tariffs, notes support from Old Man Horr and Welcome News, and quotes Athlanta Journal and Walt Whitman referencing labor, industry, and political stances.
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William F. Harrity
National Democratic Committee
Philadelphia Ledger
Horr
New York Weekly Tribune
Democracyio
Fore
Lia
Republican
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