NON-CITIZENS MUST GO Amid Indian Nation arrests at Fort Smith
A chaotic report from July 27 describes deputy marshals and federal agents in the Chickasaw Nation pursuing non citizens. They aim to seize those aiding rebel elements and collect the tribal c a dle tax. The operation involves armed resistance fears as arrests unfold near Fort Smith and in Andrine.
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Senate Tariff Bill Expected By August First
Washington July 27 Senate President Ingalls says Republican senators will pass a tariff bill before adjournment. Subcommittees have revised the measure and expect to submit it to the full committee soon. The plan envisions tax changes with tobacco and alcohol tweaks and a possible sugar duty adjustment, aiming a substantial revenue cut without hurting industries.
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Mills Bill Debate and Protectionist Tone Sparks Trade Talk
A fragmentary report outlines Mills bill arguments with Republicans criticizing Democrat reform aims. The piece notes protectionist rhetoric, calls for tariff adjustments, and references proposals affecting labor, industry, and consumer prices. It highlights the dispute over whether tariffs aid or harm state industries and national trade, with mentions of Mr. Milo and the president’s supporters.
Tariff Bill Aims to Cut Production Costs and Boost Protection
The senate bill seeks to lower production costs by removing inland duties while preserving manufacturer duties. Wool prices remain high as American mills pay more for raw wool than British rivals, with ad valorem protections rising from a third to half. The Mills Bill would free wool and some chemicals, raise protective duties to about 40 percent, and adjust cotton and linen schedules with limited changes. Rail steel duties drop to 8.1 per ton, but rail costs remain higher in the US than in England. Seldenhoff’s inquiries, published by the department, argue for AmericanManufacturers’ parity with British peers based on material quality and production capability.
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Whisky Trust Hearing Opens In Kentucky Investigation
July 27 report from wastinarox details House Committee on Manufactures starting a hearing on the whisky trust led by J. W. Atherton of Kentucky as the principal witness. He argues production limits would curb competition with European distillers, noting the United States as a major grain producer and barrels costs. The testimony covers tax impacts, bonded warehousing, and the role of distillers north of the Ohio River in sustaining a trust, with references to disclosures about tax, export aims, and market effects on bourbon and rye products.
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Hugoton and Woodsdale Factions Fire Deadly Shots
Reports from Stevens County detail a violent clash between Hugoton and Woodsdale factions. Multiple deaths are claimed with a long list of named locals involved. A later Kansas sugar industry note includes experimental cultivation efforts and an act veto relating to railroad rights of way.
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