Printing Industry Tariff and the Newspaper Debate
Herman Ridder argues the Dingley tariff on print paper and wood pulp strangled the publishing industry, urging repeal. He cites Roosevelt and Cannon, notes that duties cited as 15 percent ad valorem differ in practice, and links the paper trust to tariff policy, urging repeal as the only remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Roosevelt
Congress
Cannon
York
Norris
Russell
Warner Miller
Slugh Chisu
Dingley
International Paper Company
Tariff
Lussell
Cnisholm
Paper Trust
Protectionist Haugen Attacks Wire Trust and Wire Quality
Congressman Haugen declares all plain and galvanized iron wire used in fencing should be admitted free of duty. He argues the iron and steel trusts supply inferior wire and roofing sheets, harmed by tariffs, urging better quality through competition and transport advantages.
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Gilbert N. Haugen
Town
Spe
King
House of Representatives
Agricultural Department
Haugen
Iron and Steel Trusts
National Resource Conservation Plan Proposal Summary
A fragmented text discusses conserving national resources by restricting imports of coal iron lumber and other goods. It suggests steps like knocking down trade barriers and reducing reliance on foreign supplies to prevent monopolies and sustain essential eco needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chishige
A Scheme That Works Both Ways
The senate finance and house ways and means committees may gather information during Congress recess to revise the tariff. The Aldrich Payne Dalzell bloc aims to lure the public with false relief hopes while pressuring protected interests to fund revision through their allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Finance Committee
House Ways and Means Committee
Aldrich-Payne-Dalzell
Sherman on tariffs to preserve competition and curb price fixing
In 1889 John Sherman argued that the main aim of a protective tariff is to secure full competition in domestic production. He warned that if individuals or corporations colluded to raise domestic prices and hinder open competition, he would immediately cut duties on foreign goods to break the combine.
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John Sherman
Norwegian steamer Mathilda aims for record lumber cargo at Grays Harbor
The Mathilda arrived from Tacoma last Sunday under Captain A J Kjerland seeking to break the Grays Harbor record for lumber cargoes. It can carry 3 700 000 feet and has loaded from Portland and other points, hoping to surpass the Wimbledon’s 8 003 000 feet. The captain entered without a tug and docked at Anderson Middleton mill to unload, praised harbor conditions as his first visit.
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Mathilda
Grays Harbor
Tacoma
A. J. Kjerland
Portland
Othe
Kjerland
Anderson & Middleton
Rothschild & Co
Aberdeen
Coffee quality and returns with Schilling's Best
A brief note explains good coffee relies on purchase and preparation. It states grocers refund money if customers are not satisfied with Schilling's Best coffee. It emphasizes a customer friendly policy on financial returns.
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Schilling
Ocosta Tide Gate Contract Awarded for Tide Control
Ocosta has awarded a contract to American Contracting and Dredging of Aberdeen to build a tide dyke and gate at a cost of 1,282 dollars with completion set by September 1. The dyke uses two parallel piling rows with a ten foot wide gate opening and a mud sill centered between piling, designed to swing outward on ebb and wedge shut on flood to block the tide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocosta
American Contracting and Dredging Company
Aberdeen
OSC
Liath Seeleye resigns as Smith College president
Liath Seeleye resigns after serving as president of Smith College in Northampton Massachusetts since its 1875 founding. The piece notes other college items including Yale president Tadley announcing Professor Vrodertie Seheetz Jones of the University of Minnesota as dean designate and a $10,000 addition toward a political science college sustainment fund aided by Dr Richard J. Tarkan for the George Washington University movement.
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Liath Seeleye
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Nebraske
Pulventa
Tadley
Yale
Vrodertie Seheetz Jones
University of Minnesoldt
Wright
Prossessor Jones
Polo Ays Thuamimo
Richard J. Tarkan
Specail
George Washington University
College of Political Science
University
The Girls of Guttenburg and other theater notes
Louise Dresser will play a comedy role in The Girls of Guttenburg. Robert Mantell to appear next season in a revival of Richelieu. Al Reeves to star in a Cohan and Starris production. Henry Arthur Jones has completed a new comedy for Charles Frohman. The Girl Question, a Chicago hit, will open in New York with Harry Askin early in August.
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Louise Dresser
Guttenburg
Robert Mantell
Richelieu
al Reeves
George M. Cohan
Cohan & Starris
Henry Arthur Jones
Charles Frohman
Chicago
New York
Harry Askin
Home Doctor Tips for Common Ailments and Remedies
The article offers home remedies using honey as a substitute for cod liver oil and lemon juice as a gargle for sore throat. It advises applying codfish brine to ivy poison and suggests heating lard for mustard plasters. It also mentions inhaling heated air for a cold or heat-related issue with repeated repeats as needed.
Walsh the leading twirler in Chicago baseball talks
The article praises El Valada of the Chicago Americans as a top pitching talent in the American League and a key standby for Captain Fielder Jones. It also notes Edward Walsh's high-caliber work for the White Sox this season.
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el ‘Valada
Chicago Americans
Edward
Walsh
The
White Sox
Fielder Jones
Deal For Buster Brown In Pirate Cincinnati Talks
Manager Ganzel of the Cincinnati Neds seeks a trade for Buster Brown who is unused on the Philadelphia Nationals pitching staff. Brown is known for extreme wildness yet effective when he can throw strikes.
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Ganzel
Cincinnati Neds
Buster Brown
Philadelphia National
Brown
Yale Football Team Begins Practice September 14
Yale announces fall practice for the university football squad will start on September 14. Players aiming for the team must report on that date as the first game is set for September 30 and preliminary work will be brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Yale Track Captain Named After Olympic Tryouts
Leonard Vernor Howe of Minneapolis Minnesota has been elected Yale track captain for next year. He won the 110 meter hurdle at Olympic tryouts and earned a spot on the American team.
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Leonard Vernor Howe
Minneapolis
Minn
Yale
Highball In Good Shape Reported In 20714 Area
A report notes Highball in the 20714 area has been jogging only, suggesting the horse is in good condition. The update emphasizes steady activity and positive health.
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J. S. Pughe
Puck
the Tariff and Newspapers
Herman Ridder
Flays Wire Trust
Sherman
Ocosta Tide Gate
American Contracting Co
College and School
the Sporting
ORLD
Jerry I. Donovan
Philadelphia
National Baseball Commission
Thomas Fleming Day
Rudder
Fall River
Wrrow Pall River
Bristol Ferry
Hoeishiuid
Point Judith
Vineyard Sound
Brenton
West
Gonlkt Island
Prudence
Dyers Island
Paris
Gurns
Squires
Johnson
ED Walsh
Chicago Amer
A. W. Barkley
S. W. Johnston Transfer Co
New Castle
Franklin South Prairie
Souting
State of Washington
Chehalis County
F. E. Jones
South Aberdeen Improvement Co
South Aberdeen
I. FE. Jones
Chehalis
Towit
Northern Pacific
Washington
State of
W. W. Boner
Wash
Herald Printery
SONY
Nak
H. W. Johns-Manville, CO
First Ave
Seattle, Wash
School House Hill
K. Bowes
Aberdeen State Bank
Harper
Kentucky
Fred Hewett
Humboldt
South F Street
Aberdeen, Wash
East
Hume St
Aberdeen Livery & Transfer Co
J. F. Bennett
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