Senath Substitute Weighs in on Mills Bill Free Trade Debates
Republican leaders near agreement on a substitute for the Mills tariff bill. Proposals include sweeping reductions in sugar, tobacco, alcohol, and other items totaling about 72 million dollars, with estimated overall savings ranging from 70 to 55 million. The piece analyzes potential impacts on wool, chemicals, and industry, contrasting free wool with foreign competition and noting possible job losses and economic dislocation. It also touches on related political chatter, irrigation schemes, and regional feuds shaping the broader policy climate.
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Cleveland and the Mugwumps in New York Politics
The piece discusses President Cleveland shifting from nonpartisan civil service talk to Democratic alignment. It argues his 1884 stance followed by a shift into full Democratic support amid heightened political fervor, while referencing the Mugwumps and a hypothetical Harrison candidacy and security roles in New York.
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Silk Culture and Kansas Wool Experiment Discussed
In letters to readers the editor shares Kansas silk culture insights. Senatorial correspondences weigh tariffs on cocoons and encouragements for growers, noting the potential for a resilient U.S. silk industry with Kansas as a test ground.
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Phohibition vote in Kansas angers state leaders and crowds
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