Wise Words of Warning on Trusts and State Power
Hon M K Ingalla argues in Social Service that trusts and centralised Washington power threaten the republic. He urges tax reform, a franchise tax, publicity of corporate actions, and strong home governments to protect small landholders and preserve liberty.
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M. K Ingalla
Social Service
Washington
Ingalla
Mr. In
Hare
England
Batance
Turkey
Supreme Court
Republic
Congress
United States
Tax burdens in Ohio prompt call for fair share
The writer argues Ohio taxpayers bear heavy burdens under ten years of Republican rule. He contends taxation and state finances are mismanaged, promises unkept, and calls for reform to ensure equal distribution and accountability across departments.
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Ohio
Dea ‘i
New Fall Styles at Kant the Beat Tailor-Made Clothing
The shop promotes celebrating fall fashion with new suits and overcoats. It invites customers to visit, try on styles, and enjoy a welcoming atmosphere with a wide variety and low prices. The note emphasizes not being undersold and helping customers get what they want when they want it.
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Hatever
Political reform push in Ohio amid bossism corruption
Dewey Democrats urge immediate reform to curb money in elections and boss rule, contrasting with Republican tactics. The piece cites steel trusts profits, calls out political corruption across Pennsylvania and Ohio, urging voters to back honest candidates and undermine boodle politics.
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Bucyrus
Bomsen
Escee
Republican papers attack McKinley tribute as crocodile tears
The Republican press in Ohio denounces the Democratic state executive committee chairman for a display of crocodile tears in praising President McKinley and Mrs. McKinley. The piece mocks the motives of Democratic leader Kilbourne and the Democrat ticket as brutal and political.
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Ohio State Journal
Daugherty
Democratic State Executive Committee
McKinley
State Journal
Kilbourne
Ohio
Oman
Must Ge G conceds
The Republican leaders of Ohio plan themselves on their ability to raise large sum of taxation from the people, it must also be conceded that they manage to upend it, regardless of the wize of the collection.
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North Sea
Ohio
Republican Party
Reed
Redway
Cleveland
Two Great Grimes and the Light on Assassinations
A commentary contrasts the assassinations of Governor Goebel and President McKinley, arguing both crimes are unjustifiable and warning that public tolerance could invite further political violence. It condemns newspapers and parties that excused Goebel’s murder, urges unity against crime, and critiques tax inequities affecting railway property in Ohio.
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Canton
Ohio
States of the
Union
Willam Goebel
Kentucky
Wiliam McKinley
Duc
Goebel
McKinley
Gosbol
Upa
William McKinley
Tax Commission Reported Burden in 1893 Ohio
In 1893 Governor McKinley, while Ohio governor, appointed a tax commission to assess whether tax burdens were unjust. On December 28, 1893, the commission presented its findings to him in a two‑page report summary.
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McKinley
Ohio
Wnth
Who Are Responsible For Anarchist Influence In Politics
The piece blames Republican newspapers for stoking anti anarchist fear while accusing them of importing foreign labor to manipulate labor disputes. It argues that anarchists were brought in by corporate leaders to break strikes and depress wages, and predicts a Democratic victory led by Kilbourne, claiming Republican reforms are long promised and unrewarded.
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Great Army of Labor
Republi
Colonel Kilbourne
Franklin County Courthose
Kilbourne-Jacobs Company
McKinley
Uila
Democratic Party
Paterson
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburg
United States
Republican Party
America
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Cincinnati
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Bolla
Portien
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Honolulu
Caribbean
Pacific
Haas
Lasis
Kant-the-Beat
Kant-the-Beats
Lehman & Beck
Main Street
Opp
Court House
Logan
Steel Trust
Wall Street
Philadelphia Press
M. B. Ingalls
Atlantic Monthly
Pennsylvania
Bossiam
James Kilbourne
Reform
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