Congress and Trusts Stir Debate Over Tariff and Canals
The article cites Congressman Suther denouncing the McKinley and Dingley tariff laws as fueling 34 new trusts with a combined capital of 7 million. It notes Andrew Carnegie's support for pro-business financial legislation, discusses William Clark’s Senate bid, and reports on Portland fruit growers forming an association to raise product quality. It mentions the Boers’ dwindling resources, Nicaragua canal opposition, and fears about open discussion hurting the Republican cause.
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Suther
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Carneige
Congress
Secret Sessions and Wartime Alliances Rumors Stir Britain
The text alleges secret discussions and an alleged Anglo–American alliance, noting political maneuvering in Britain. It references secret testimonies, strained loyalties, and criticisms of General Cronje and General HIbert, suggesting covert handling of war affairs and potential revenue gains for officials.
McKinley presses constitutional powers on tariff expansion
The president argues the government may levy tariffs only within constitutional bounds and opposes extending power to Porto Rico. He warns against retreating and urges Republican senators to support a policy against expansion that he contends misstates the Constitution. He cites public agitation and cabinet views to press his case.
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Conde
United States
Morto Kiew
Philip- Pires
Lee
Hilted Staion
Porto
Iee
Porto Rico
Porto Hico
Philippines
Uikowlee
Philip
Itv
War
Anpreme
Hut
Open Door Debate Shapes Philippine Tariff Fate
The president and Republican leaders clash over how to structure tariffs for the Philippines and Puerto Rico. A separate Philippine tariff and a Porto Rico writ are argued to protect American industry and avoid open trade that could undercut U.S. goods. The administration seeks a supreme court ruling on powers, while McKinley signals willingness to run again only if the Philippine question is decisively resolved.
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Philippines
Manila
China
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McKintey
Tennet
Pwd
Philippine
Hohe
Porto
Porto Fieo
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Hity
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White House
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Indiana
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Porte Rico
Teavon theft confession and satire in a faded column
A garbled column contemplates a thief's Teavon confession, compares Farnsworth to Adam, and mocks sharp shooters who advise Africa. It cites typhoid mortality in Brooklyn and New York, then comments on finances and government, with scattered misprints and names.
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Africa
Tacoma Nowe
Brooklyn
New York
Blues and Health Cure Promised by Dr Pierce
A distressed woman questions the cause of her blues and is counseled that the solution lies in Dr Pierce's Golden Discovery. The ad claims the medicine cleanses the liver purifies the blood and restores digestion to relieve melancholia and restore health.
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Dr. Pierce
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