Russell Sage Talks on War Time Alliances and Britain
An interview with financier Russell Sage, conducted by George Grantham Bain, discusses War bonds and how the United States should handle debt. Sage advocates keeping government securities with the people, favors an Anglo American alliance, and criticizes trusting France, Spain, and Russia. He warns against forming an England alliance if it harms the republic.
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The Consumer Pays Pass it On To the Consumer
The article argues that taxes such as tariff and wartime levies will ultimately fall on the consumer. Rail carriers avoid bearing the burden, pushing costs to shippers and buyers. Sugar oil refiners face a gross receipts tax, but will recoup via higher prices. Beer taxes shift to retailers and consumers. Passenger rail and sleeper charges face stamp taxes, with limited ability to pass costs along.
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The Chicago Platform Defining Americanism and Liberty
The Chicago platform foregrounds a clash between popular government and corporate power. It denounces plutocracy linked to London and Wall Street while urging opposition to imperial rule and defending constitutional union founders Washington and Jefferson. Democrats pledge to uphold American sovereignty.
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Just Like Politics and Wheat Market Schemes
The passage argues that no large or clever effort can sustain a price below or above natural levels in the wheat market. It notes the Leiter disaster as unlikely to deter future attempts, suggesting such schemes fail despite brief apparent success.
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Leiter
Republications on the Defensive Apology Debate
The Peoria Herald notes Republicans in the state are apologizing after a long period without apologies. The paper questions whether this contrition stems from duty or political calculus to win votes.
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Peoria Herald
Republicans Await McKinley Start On Trust Law
Republicans who backed McKinley on enforcing anti trust pledges grow anxious to see him act. The piece notes expectations that he will begin pursuing trust enforcement.
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McKinley
A Matter of Faith Tests Clergy Views on Doan's Kidney Pills
Michigan clergy testify to the value of Doan's Kidney Pills based on personal experience. Rev F. A. Smith of Kalamazoo reports kidney trouble and backache improved after using the pills with no recurrence. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY markets Dean's Kidney Pills at 50 cents.
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