Political notes from Cheyenne and surrounding counties
United States minister to France T. J. Cooninge succeeds White law Reid as minister, Powers and his fusion ally end engagement at Gering Scott's Bluff county. Ian W. Axens named as GOP state Senate favorite. McKinley tariff law praised as key to industry. Harrison nomination woes debated across forty states. Pratt of New York tired of opposition chatter.
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T. J. Cooninge
Whitelaw Reid
United States
France
Mr. Powers
Powers
Gerring
Scott's Bluff County
Ian W. R. Axens
Scotts Bluff County
A Tae
American Congress
Republican Party
Eix
Senator Pratt
New York
South
Harrison
Union printers fund noble home for disabled veterans at Colorado Springs
A union of printers in the country praises the establishment of a charitable home in Colorado Springs for disabled and veteran typesetters. The article lauds Algernon S. Paddock for his leadership and calls him a steadfast ally of farmers, highlighting the Pure Food Bill as a landmark achievement in the U.S. Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eye
Colorado Springs
Algernon
Paddock
Khow
Farmers’ Committee
United States Senate
Protective tariff drives thrift and industry, pundits claim
A political argument extols protective tariffs as the path to thrift, diversified industries, and national wealth. It asserts tariffs create revenue, shield workers from foreign competition, and expand home production on farms and mines while warning against anarchist influence and global price shifts. The piece cites national trade balance concerns and references figures and regions in support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Billy Bryan
New Poraska
England
Protectionist View in Early U S Tariff Debate
A historical excerpt argues for protective tariffs as essential to American thrift and industry. It cites founders and presidents such as Washington Madison Jefferson Adams Jackson Webster and Clay as protectionists, noting tariffs supported domestic manufacturing and higher wages while opposing complete prohibition on foreign goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Uis
Lariff
Tiis
Cobden Club
America
First
National Congress
Washington
Madison
Jefferson
Adams
J Jackson
Webster
Clay
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