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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1904
Page
6
Amelia E Barr text depicts Joris rallying neighbors with a Dutch provincial song against Spain, denouncing taxation tyranny. The crowd erupts with fervor as discussion shifts to self rule and a dance invitation after emotional tension between Katherine and Neil Semple.
In the winter setting of the Van Heemskirk home, Katherine faces a choice as social gaiety masks political unrest stirred by the first Colonial Congress resolutions and Stamp Act resistance. Jobs backs the action while Sons of Liberty guard symbol and Patriots clash with British troops and a fiery New York Gazette.
Katherine endures a shock as news arrives that Captain Hyde sailed with the Dauntless and a sense of desertion grips her. Madam Semple warns of changes while Lysbet urges care and a planned riverside meeting with Richard as Katherine clings to duty and a fragile thread of future happiness.
Government report shows cost of living rising but wage income rising even more. American savers push bank deposits higher since 1897, with figures through 1903. Democrats attack result while Republicans cite rising savings and prosperity against Parker.
The piece notes reformers accuse the copper trust of shaping tariffs yet copper moves to the free list. It argues the so called window glass trust is not a true monopoly despite consistently high duties under McKinley Wilson Gorman and Dingy law.
The testimony shows the defendants committed receiving the benefits of protection in their avocations. The court cites a 1904 Democratic platform line defining protection as robbery and sentences a gradual revision of their pernicious conduct until they cease to enjoy any profiting from the robbery. You may go.
Greenfield Tribune argues that savings bank deposits rose after two Republican administrations, undermining tariff claims as the cause of trusts. It cites 1893 1894 deposit figures and contrasts them with present balances to claim increased earnings and living standards.
The Massachusetts Democratic supporters of reciprocity urged equal exchange but Canada rejects this. Canada favors a preferential tariff for England and will not admit American manufactures on fair terms. Canadians prefer their current protections and are less eager for American business, while Americans expect sizable Canadian trade but resist reciprocity that could harm New England agricultural and other industries.
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