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The machinery of business is delicate and complicated , and if it is improperly
disarranged or interfered with , the harm , which at first falls on the business men
of greater or less wealth and on the corporations , will ultimately be distributed ...
The machinery of business is delicate and complicated , and if it is improperly
disarranged or interfered with , the harm , which at first falls on the business men
of greater or less wealth and on the corporations , will ultimately be distributed ...
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... Secretary of State ' s office eight thousand corporation papers have been filed
during the past year , including certificates of incorporation , of which four
hundred and fourteen , exclusive of real estate corporations , are stock
corporations .
... Secretary of State ' s office eight thousand corporation papers have been filed
during the past year , including certificates of incorporation , of which four
hundred and fourteen , exclusive of real estate corporations , are stock
corporations .
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are stock corporations . ... The amounts received from the organization and
corporation tax for the fiscal year ending September 30 , 1898 , exceeded the
amount received during the preceding fiscal year by the sum of $ 84 , 934 . 22 .
are stock corporations . ... The amounts received from the organization and
corporation tax for the fiscal year ending September 30 , 1898 , exceeded the
amount received during the preceding fiscal year by the sum of $ 84 , 934 . 22 .
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There is evident injustice in the light taxation of corporations . I have not the
slightest sympathy with the outcry against corporations as such , or against
prosperous men of business . Most of the great material works by which the entire
country ...
There is evident injustice in the light taxation of corporations . I have not the
slightest sympathy with the outcry against corporations as such , or against
prosperous men of business . Most of the great material works by which the entire
country ...
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But while I freely admit all this , it yet remains true that a corporation which
derives its powers from the State , should pay to ... I need not point out to you that
in ' foreign communities a very large percentage of the taxes comes from
corporations ...
But while I freely admit all this , it yet remains true that a corporation which
derives its powers from the State , should pay to ... I need not point out to you that
in ' foreign communities a very large percentage of the taxes comes from
corporations ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Public Papers of Governor |
| Author | New York (State). Governor |
| Publisher | State Printers, 1899 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 15 Oct 2007 |
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