Income tax struck down by national supreme court decision
The nation’s Supreme Court ruled the income tax law unconstitutional in a five to four decision. The article contrasts this with German monetary debate and critiques silver interests, noting the broad social commentary and a section on a new life philosophy popular in society.
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National Supreme Court
United States
Supreme Tribunal of
Our Land
Rarcozicax
New York
Tennyson
Jean Ingelow
Demorest
Perilous undertaking in 1890s tariff debate
In 1890 there were 90 American cotton goods factories employing 221 585 workers, producing 27 981 724 dollars value and paying 69 489 278 dollars in wages. Tariff changes raised foreign imports by over 35 million, cutting American output and wages, shifting 9.7 million dollars from American to European workers, and harming U S mills. Pro protection argues against free trade, urging readers to study both sides and noting political responses on gold standard and tariff as key issues.
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America
Chicago
Cleveland
Ina
Henry McShane Manufacturing Co
Baltimore
Carnagie
Tree Trade Congress
Local Visitors and Arrivals Sting Town Notes
Jack Scott was in town Monday while Bush and family were in Oakes Saturday. George McWilliams and Livy Johnson visited Sunday. Dr. Potter, district veterinarian, spent Wednesday night here. Mrs. Schultz, station agent’s mother, arrived Friday for an extended visit. Mrs. James Norton and her daughter are expected today. Mr. Jacobs, boot and shoe agent, was in town yesterday and today on business. Miss Beebe returned Saturday from Milner after attending the Institute reporting a profitable and pleasant stay.
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George McWilliams
Livy Johnson
Potter
Schultz
James Norton
Jacobs
Beebe
Milner
Institute
Ganon
Ellendale
F.C. Jonston
T. H. Faushas
Aberdeen
H. Trauger
Pearl of Oakes
A. A. Randall
J.D. Vaiser
Black Hills
Brown
Oakes
Maude Bateman
Brown County
John Showers
Warner
Buckland
Thomas Lovell
Jonston
Silver Laat
VadHorn
Ludden
The
Baptist Society
W. R. Beers
Sarah Hilton
Charles Wheeler
Northwestern
Chicago
H. F. Eaton
New York
Boston
Orion Emmons
Mary Bishop
Isaac Miller
Ellendale Record mocks Coin's Financial School
The Ellendale Record questions the Aerosticay assertion that Coin's Financial School is credible and urges readers to compare with Horace White's Coin's Financial Fool. The paper notes readers have access to the pamphlet and argues both works reveal arguments masterfully, inviting broader reading.
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Tfones
Silver Standard
Goin’s Financial School
Horace White
Ellendale Record
Aerosticay
Eiveryone
Convention of Catholic Laymen Receives Rail Fare Rates
Fargo May 15 1805 officials report Northern Pacific Great Northern Chicago Milwaukee St Paul rail lines have set fare of one fifth for a special ticket. Attendees may buy early war tickets at starting point within three days of opening date and receive a certificate usable at Fargo depots to secure the fifth fare home. Hotel rates listed at one dollar per eight days. Tuowas Baan secretary Jamestown Diocese. Also notice taken up at G B Phifer farm offering reward for a black colt two years old weight unspecified. proof of property required and reward offered.
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Fargo
N. D
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Tuowas Baan
Jamestown
G. B. Phifer
Vorner
Weather and social notes from the town
The weather remains wintry with gardens hit by a hard freeze. Local residents include Mr. and Mrs. Bennett bound for Michigan, Mr. Charles Hayes visiting, and Mrs. J. M. Wilkins staying in town. Various social visits, travel plans, and small business notes follow, including a wedding of town bankers, a tire made for a bicycle in Aberdeen, and a forthcoming church schedule in May.
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Mrs. Bennett
Michigan
Charles Hayes
Itocln
Norway Notes on Farm Life and Local Business
A compact column from Norway discusses spring work, seeding progress, and weather with notes on pests and gophers. It mentions Iver Olson's loss of a lime colt, Dr Teal’s annual township trip, and Mrs. Lewis’s large herd. plus local ads for salves, real estate, and Dr King’s New Discovery.
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Iver Olson
J. Leiby
aarlEion Smith
South Dakota
Dr. Teal
Garner
Livestock Loss Report From North Dakota Farm
A farmer near Oakes, North Dakota, reported several horses missing after leaving John Murray's farm seven miles west and Zinilen south on April 14. The horses include light gray mares ages six and seven with weights around 1000 pounds, a dark gray gelding age five at 1200 pounds, and a brown saddle horse age seven at 1200 pounds. The owner requests information and is reachable via Joan Munnay in Oakes.
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Srelding
John Murray
Zinilen
Oakes
N.D
Home
Joan Munnay
Dor Franc Chanz
Abordean
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