Congress Debates Tax Bills and Rail Foreclosures
Philadelphia Times reports on congressional debate over internal revenue measures and a bill to repeal the tobacco tax. It notes a Philadelphia syndicate seeking bond recognition, and analyzes 1888 railway foreclosures showing 22 railways with 270 miles and 16.8 million dollars in receiverships, reflecting a harsh year for rail prosperity.
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Oregon Electors Vote for Harrison Morton at Capitol
The Salem electors chosen to cast Oregon’s votes for President and Vice President met at the capitol to record the state’s three electoral votes for Benjamin Harrison and Levi P. Morton. Jon. W. Burton was authorized to deliver the result to Washington.
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Insurance pitch from Oregon company disclosure letter
A promotional notice urges readers to insure with the Columbia Fire and Marine Insurance Company of Portland Oregon. It claims guaranteed capital and tax advantages while urging customers to entrust their insurance to the firm. Signed by secretary John A Child of Offen Street near Child's Drug Store.
School Tax Refund Question From District 1 Clerk
Dear Sir I inquire if the $77.00 paid by the Columbia Fire and Marine Insurance Company of Portland Oregon for School Tax in District No 1 represents more money than paid to this office by all Foreign Insurance Companies doing business in the city. Fred A Daly School Clerk District No 1.
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