Times and Hope Amid Hard Times in Tarboro Editorial
A Tarboro editorial urges readers to avoid pessimism and borrow less trouble. It recalls 1890 lessons of diversified farming, outlining how farmers adapted with pork, poultry, eggs, potatoes, and fruits to weather financial strains and predict improved outcomes if efforts focus on solvable problems and faith.
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Democrats should push McKinley amendments and repeal excess taxes
The Wilmington Star argues the new Congress should focus on revising the McKinley tariff rather than repealing it. It urges passing targeted amendments supported by the Senate and presidential veto, repealing the silver issue for now, and delivering relief on tariffs and taxes like the tin and sugar duties. The piece stresses accountability of Republicans and calls for concrete tariff relief measures to satisfy public demand.
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Presidential prospects and party divisions shadow Speakership
The Speakership contest signals how Democratic nomination chances may shift for next year's presidential race. Mills and Cleveland stand as tariff reform figures, with Mills allied to Cabinet members and HillGorman supporters framing a different path. The piece notes Open entries remain for the presidential race and highlights The Scientific American as a leading practical science journal offered at $3 annual subscription.
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