Tariff Fight Over Raw Sugar and Sugar Trust Profit
A polemic argues for tying tariff cuts on raw sugar to refined sugar to prevent boosting Sugar Trust profits. It contends that cutting raw sugar tariffs while leaving refined duties intact would swell trust gains, harm domestic beet sugar and Michigan producers, and defy Republican protectionist principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the
Morris
Minnesota
Ways and Means Comittee
Mr. Waremeyer
Republican Congress
Sugar Trust
United States Treasury
Sugar Trust Treasury
Congress
Cuba
Pennsylvania Avenue
Guba
Phinters
Gavemar Wood
Republican Party
King Christian IX’s Reign and Dynastic Ties Highlight Danish Reverence
The article chronicles Danish King Christian IX, praised for humility and accessibility as decades of political tension fade. It notes his dynastic influence through marriage alliances, including a Swedish princess, an English queen, and a Russian empress, earning him the title “Father in law of Europe.” It also cites a Washington florist’s remarks on carnation cultivation, costs, and floral trade centered in Washington, with note of market centers in New York and Philadelphia.
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Denmark
Copenhagen
Christian IX
Christianborg
Amualianborg
Tking
Schleswig-Holstein
Lauenburg
Christian
Louise
Princess Royal
Sweden
England
Greece
Russia
Duke of Cumberland
Waldemar
Duc de Chartres
Chiriotisa Las
Europe
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Washington Post
Beveridge Addresses State Convention on Labor Movement
Indiana Senator Albert J. Beveridge, permanent chairman of the state Republican convention, argues the current era favors cooperation and union of labor and capital. He asserts rising wages, abundant savings, and farmers paying off mortgages as evidence the labor and agricultural sectors are not oppressed. He frames the new century as a campaign of progress aligned with natural forces driving civilization forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Lincoln
Ife
Republic
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Senator Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Indiana
Albert J. Beveridge
Joiaber
Photographer Reprimands Sitter Over Wink
The photographer laments a failed first sitting saying they must try again. The sitter retorts they attempted a natural wink as instructed, highlighting a playful miscommunication during the photo session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Boom for South Africa in mechanical motor use
A boom in the use of mechanical motors throughout South Africa will ensure immediately on the termination of the war. No real development of its boundless resources can be accomplished while the primitive ox wagon method of transportation persists in districts remote from railways.
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South Africa
Cost of Electric Headlight on St Paul Railway
Service tests over 153 nights measured operating costs of an electric locomotive headlight. Average hourly cost was 2.41 cents, while oil headlight cost ran 1.20 cents. Electric headlight cost thus increased by 1.21 cents per hour.
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St. Paul
Decline in Missouri Birds Shocks Researchers
Systematic inquiries into Missouri bird life reveal drastic drops over fifteen years with insectivorous species down 62 percent and game birds down 80 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Peruna Credited by Women and Officials in Health Claims
A pastor's wife Anna B Fleharty recalls Peruna improving her health and her daughter's appetite and sleep. Letters praise the remedy for female diseases, pelvic catarrh, and nervous conditions. Dr Hartman promotes Peruna as a cure addressing the disease's cause, with endorsements from Mrs E L Brown and Mrs Esther M Milner and Congressman Thad M Mahon.
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Anna B. Fleharty
Galesburg
Ill
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Lincoln
Neb
Chicago
Hartman
America
Pernna
L. Brown
Elliott Street
Memphis, Tenn
Peruna
E. L. Brown
Esther M. Milner
de Graff
Ohio
Thad. M. Mahon
Chambers
The Sun and Time Drift Through the Year
Prof. S. C. Schmucker notes in the Ladies' Home Journal that the sun is seldom on time, varying by minutes through February to December. He observes days lengthening rapidly, with March starting longer days and ending with days longer than nights, adding about an hour and twenty minutes to daytime in the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
S. C. Schmucker
The
Ladies’ Home Journal
Tenderfoot Ponders Game Laws In Frontier Talk
On a hunting trip Alkali Ike jokes that it isn’t safe to hold more than four aces at a time, reflecting rough frontier humor about game laws and risk.
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Tenderfoot
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Salisbury
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Chicago Post
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Christian IX OF Denmark
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Grand Rapids, Mich
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