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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1906
Page
2
In a comic 1906 exchange, Policeman Flynn halts a horseless carriage to warn the driver against dangerous speed. The driver insists no law binds him, while Flynn debates law and speed with a mix of humor and stubborn resolve before arranging safe removal of the vehicle.
Fragmentary verse scene shows a landlady urging a waking border. The sleepy boarder resists as Mrs Irons quotes proverbs about rising early and thriving, hinting at a light domestic exchange with playful cadence and archaic diction.
The article argues that William Jennings Bryan in Madison Square Garden on August 30, 1906, treated tariff revision as only one part of a broader strategy. It warns his broader calls for war on predatory wealth and railroad government ownership risk alienating voters, and predicts he will return to tariff as the main campaign issue in 1908.
The Danville speech by Speaker Cannon argues Republican tariff policy has made the U S a leading producer of manufactures and agriculture. It claims the tariff created a home market, boosted farm values, and elevated wages since 1860, with 1906 and 1908 campaigns to maintain protection nationwide.
Cato Sells as permanent Iowa Democratic chairman declares himself a stand-pat Democrat and predicts stand-patters will be in high demand in the red-hot 1908 campaign against Bryan and Bryanism. He warns against departing from party doctrines and notes Republicans may return to protectionist ranks.
The piece argues that Dingley tariff schedules may be too high or too low depending on future European industrial trends. It notes that rapid changes are impractical, and that inadequately low schedules could cause wider harm if markets shift. Protectionists resist tariff revisions though conditions evolve.
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