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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1888
Page
1
In Wasmyerox on August 2, Senator Riddleberger argued the fisheries treaty leans toward free trade, criticizing Democratic support and urging rejection. House debate touched pension legislation, budget fights, and war-time measures, with Hovey and McKinney clashing over veterans’ pensions and party stances.
A fragment notes a cash sale approach tied to pricing, suggesting a feasible motive for offering lower or nearby market rates. The text hints at a strategy to enable quick turnover by cash sales in a constrained market.
The article reports on a proposed alliance among manufacturers led by Edwin A. Dell to limit brands and set pricing to combat adulteration and evils in goods. Members would deposit funds to enforce the agreement with fines for breaches, aiming to protect quality and inform merchants.
The Senate Finance Committee advances the tariff bill slowly with hearings extended into August. Wool growers and New Jersey potters were heard, and Democrats expect further sessions before reporting to the fall committee. Proposals limit sugar reclassification and adjust duties across tobacco, whiskey, and other items while opposing aggressive land grants tied to Oklahoma.
The article reports on a proposed new special assessment system and a presidential veto explanation. It notes officials and departments reacting to the plan, concerns over funding and civil service reform, plus tensions about a companion measure granting a right of say to a group and its veto by the President. Names include The President and Fort Smith Arkansas, with references to Kansas and Indian reserve policy.
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