Trusts and the White Lead Trust Debate Rise in Prices
A lengthy report details oil trust actions in New York and Buffalo with tariff tactics, price boosts to linseed and lead, and claims that duties protected domestic monopolies. It cites named firms, cities, and executives, plus a critique of McKinley era tariffs and their impact on farmers and consumers.
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Mnbeed Oil Trust
New Yoas
Jane
Associated Press
Huitalo
Nexombie
New York City
Thompson
The
Land Trust
Treadway
National Company
Trust
Col.Thompson
Kellogg & Miller
Amstertam
Campbell & Thayer, Deay & Co
New York
Cleveland
Toledo
Chirenzo
Wright & Its Co
Chicago
Taylor, Major & Co
Pope & Co
Dayton
Mound Vaint and Gotar Co
St. Louis
Ktalo
Uni
Haseed of
Old Inn
McKinley
Senate
United States
Ohio
Jericho
Joshua
National Lead Trust
Col. W. P Thompson
Mme
Joss
Lowi
Nations Tant ‘Trust Co
Bt. Louis
Prcna
St Louis
New Mexican
Celorado Nineltings Works
Exaertein
National Land Trust
Bualewa
Milla
Republican Party
Sous Es Moxson Canton
Repubican
Maj. Mckinley
Great Britain
Europe
England
Life
James BE. Campbell
Tariff claim linked to wealth rise in Obie and Ohio analysis
A polemic argues that a tariff hike boosts wealth unevenly across districts, enlarging city values and pauperism while farm values lag. It cites Franklin County data from 1800 to 1890, showing farm wealth growing slower than city wealth, with population up and crime and poverty rising in step with unequal wealth distribution.
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Maj. McKintey
Obie
Tai
Mara
Franklin County
Ohio
Antium
Wits
Intirmary
Lusi
I Irs
Anne
Oi Minh
Langer
Pauporis
Celine
Joudnney
Nis
Fitts Ley
Smaogi
Oorskae lobiEty Goles
Inorenen
Orrin Fey
Eno
Tsci
TDI
Minty Yeni
Uirty Yeurs
Puliie
Vriaowern
Haas
Best
Tom
Tate
Sintito
Iitistitie
Where the Wealth Is in the United States discussion
A long political piece argues that wealth concentrates in the Eastern states led by Massachusetts and New York, while the West lags. It critiques silver vs gold monetary standards, tariff policy, and McKinley in the 1896 election context, warning of industrial and agricultural impacts and urging honest money.
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Enggland
Minnesota
New York
West
Petite Sylvinia
Massachusetts
Tutton
Transfes Righardson
Maj McKinley
Hosview Hurddia
McKinley
Citi
Huoyrie
Willelow
Elio
United States
Wishington
Hamilton
Jeffersen
Heo
Unul Redeinyis
Atrojee
Atarly
Wulilan
Mr Loach
Urlyt
Bani
Republican Party
Ita
Democratic Party
Tak Party
Asm Party
Ds Thas
Cleveland
Groon
Sherman Etl
Sherwani
Welyin
Anil
Thik
Sharan
Molinley
Wiija
California
Rabenlia
Ono
Thie Celeron
Anel Wits Mnazitliy
Ebay
Etendord
Eon Lyte Cop Tiientid
Eae
Mrens Winil Ware Ailntedt Vm
Fm Carren
Nein
Pur Rata
Damoreatin
Pasionitie
Drrin Vanienli
Glaf la
Meyer
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Burns
Wil
Thatia
Gall
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American
Republicin
Orilelal
Issa
Tronamtur
Vuringwe
Gallaryl
Phtewen
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Vinite
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Dfiswanta
Ceneral Insurance Agent
Canty & Pitene
Collinon Blok
Howan
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Linneed Oil Trust
National Load Trust
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Harrison
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