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Dingley System Critiqued as Rotten at the Bottom
The critique asserts the Dingley protective system is rotten at its base and tottering. It argues that a system unable to be amended in the people’s interest will be swept aside when the public realizes there is no other path to relief.
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Venezuela Crisis Sparks War Debate In Britain
In the Commons Mr. Balfour insists a state of war exists and a blockade will be announced in the usual form. He argues the dispute extends beyond financial claims, defends arbitration, and cites German and American positions as the United States seeks a peaceful settlement without war.
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DeArmond plan to curb trusts via uniform bankruptcy law
The Missouri representative proposes Congress use its power to set uniform federal bankruptcies to sanction corporations. Affected actions include inflated stock, rebates, refusals to arbitrate, anti competitive schemes, and misinforming inquiries. Opponents say it favors stock markets over consumer relief, urging tariff removal to strike at trust profits.
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A Tottering System Defends Tariff Coal Cruelty
A stinging critique argues the Dingley tariff blocks relief for Boston coal users. It notes 67 cents per ton excess costs and cites Congressman Naphen’s push to abolish the coal tax and Congressman McCall’s reciprocity plan, both rejected as opening the tariff question. The piece blames a rigid system for ongoing consumer pain and calls for reform.
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A Fair Show for Cuba as Trade Treaty Sent to Senate
The State Department’s Cuba commercial treaty, negotiated this summer, was sent to the Senate for committee review. It calls for a reciprocal 20 percent cut in duties on products of both nations. The piece argues for a moral national interest and warns against sugar trust pressure while recalling Platt amendments and past U.S. neglect of Cuban relief and trade advantages.
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Harvard Yale Discuss Eligibility Rules For Future Contests
A New Haven conference on Harvard and Yale athletics reports progress drafting a unified eligibility code for future interuniversity contests. Agreements for baseball and track have been reached, with football and cross country to follow, aiming to keep the rivalry sportsmanlike and practical.
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Night prowlers lose Beacon Hill dome lights at midnight
The Observant Citizen notes electric lights around the State House will be dispensed with for now, a rare chance to observe the dome's midnight extinguishing.Weather permitting and if Washington approves, the Nevada monitor may trial the Cape Ann course, with tugs acting as markers against rough offshore seas. Alexander Graham Bell has been amusing himself flying at his Bras d Or Lakes home near Cape Breton.
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Stealthy Steve Destroys Boston Society Wedding Plan
A fragment from a chapter titled Stealthy Steve disturbs a wedding in a fashionable New York society setting. Stealthy Steve bursts into a crowded church where Vanderbilts and Astors attend, confronts Duke de Dummychamp and Genevieve Bond, interrupted by the clergy and police. The all sorts column also offers a holiday gift joke and sewing tips.
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Malden Bride Weds Lyford Merrow At Clifton Street Home
In Malden on December 17, Miss L. Rena McLauthlin formerly a drawing supervisor in Malden public schools married Lyford A. Merrow at the Clifton Street home of Mrs. M. B. McLauthlin. Rev. H. H. French officiated with Miss Sarah L. McLaughlin as maid of honor and John Henry of Lincoln, New Hampshire as best man.
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