Battle for British tobacco trade pits empire against trust
In London the British Imperial Tobacco Company faces the American Tobacco Trust as they vie for dominance of tobacco sales in the United Kingdom. The conflict features Ogden's, Duke, and a push to establish Yankee tobacco across Britain, with posters urging Brits to buy English tobacco and a forecast of vast American factories under British names. The piece notes Morgan funded electric fixtures at St Paul’s and reflects on fees and service culture shaping life in Britain.
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Names That Echo Through Time and Science Fads
A 1902 discussion satirizes fashion in names from baby labels to grandiose adult titles. It ridicules odd monikers like Trilby and Ramona, contrasts with plain Richard Smith, and imagines future humans with transformed anatomy and brain supremacy.
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Curious 1st Nation Queries and Answers in Burehall Forum
A reader Q and A column from Burehall covers diverse matters. It includes farm fencing disputes near Pawling New York and population notes, theater career guidance, wages for bookkeepers and telegraphers, Omar Khayyam’s birth, copyright steps, Ohio voting precincts, English royal titles, and English speaking church populations.
Pirate Marti Aids Capture Of Cuban Pirates At Havana
The Havana Tacon Theater sits near the wealth and fame of the world's amusements. Marti, a notorious pirate, abducted the Captain General to secure a pardon for himself and to gain power over pirate bands. He later earned a fish monopoly and respect in Havana amid tales of Henry Morgan's knighthood and Jamaica governorship.
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Subscribing to the Commercial Tribune Clears Mind
The ad urges readers to stop worrying about a $34 000 estimate by subscribing to the Commercial Tribune and sending in their payment. It positions subscription as a simple solution to stop thinking about the amount.
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