Sugar Imports of Three Years at Boston Port
Reports show 1906 through 1908 sugar imports at Boston totaling 1.065 billion pounds, with values around 7.6 million dollars annually and duties about 5.2 million yearly. Estimated duties paid by the American Sugar Refining Co. run near 4 million per year. Despite Attorney General Wickersham’s hint of probe into the sugar trust, local customs officials deny any investigation. Collector George H. Lyman’s absence prevents an authoritative stance on the matter.
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Sugar import duties at port face call for probe
Officials push back against ex Treasury Secretary Show’s fraud claims by promising a Washington review. They argue a formal inquiry would prove immunity from customs fraud at the port, noting sugar duties approximate 4 million dollars annually while withholding precise totals to protect private business.
Two petitions seek end to wars of conquest in Congress
Yesterday two petitions were started to present to Congress. They urge the United States not to increase territory by conquest and to use influence to obtain a similar promise from European powers.
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