New U S Money Faces Revealed In Treasury Plan
Article previews upcoming U S currency redesign with portraits by denomination. Washington on the one, Jefferson on the two, Lincoln on the five, Cleveland on the ten, Hamilton on the twenty, Jackson on the fifty, Marshall on the one hundred, Clay on the thousand, Grant on the ten thousand. Ad highlights Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment and a local real estate ad campaign.
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Abolition debates tax board and mortgage taxes
The Chicago Tribune editorialized for tax reform led by Governor Dunne and Mr Moore, arguing personal property taxation on paper should be replaced by uniform assessments. It scrutinizes the Chicago Title and Trust Company and details the state board of equalization’s role, mortgages, and the economic implications for lenders and taxpayers.
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Farmers Institute funds debated in state tax policy
A discussion questions if the Farmers Institute appropriation justifies promoting state tax interests over other classes. The piece notes potential misuses, including moves to ease or increase farmer burdens, and includes observations on rural prosperity and consumer costs. A brief note mentions the Chicago Store in Hamp Building and a call for ads.
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Tax Oaths and a New York Secured Debt Law
The Chicago Record-Herald notes a wiser view of taxes as Legislators consider personal tax reforms. New York's secured debt law lets bond holders register and pay half a percent tax on face value, exempting them from local personal property tax and boosting revenue. The piece urges amending the constitution to allow such changes and opposes prejudice and ignorance in the opposition. It also mentions the New York Central and other English-controlled railroads.
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