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Warner Miller, champion of the glass industry, friend of the wage-earner. During the debate in the Senate Chamber (January 19, 1883) Senator Warner Miller, of New York, moved to change the tariff on glass bottles from 20 cents ad valorem to 1.5

Warner Miller, Champion of the workingmen. The following is an extract from a speech made by Warner Miller during the celebrated gariff debate of 1883 in the United States Senate. [n. p. 1883].

Keep tax down on liquor. Washington, D.C., March 21. Rep. Everett M. Dirksen, Republican from Illionois, appearing at the Senate Finance Committee tax hearing today urged that the distilled spirits tax be returned to $2 a gallon instead of $2.25 voted by the House, 32138

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Warner Miller, champion of the glass industry, friend of the wage-earner. During the debate in the Senate Chamber (January 19, 1883) Senator Warner Miller, of New York, moved to change the tariff on glass bottles from 20 cents ad valorem to 1.5

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