Wheat production outlook for 1901 in Europe and demand
A late 19th century analysis reviews 1900 European wheat yields and imports. It estimates Russia's output, Austria-Hungary, Germany, Italy, France and other countries, noting rye deficits and possible export surpluses. It projects European consumption and likely imports, with a cautious view on deficits and foreign supply needs for the year.
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New York
Europe
Howe
Germany
Rosia Wm E. Boor
Brad Street
Russia
Poland
Austria-Hungary
Austria Hungary
Momuintor of Agriculture
Austria
Roumania
Bulgaria
Servia
United Kingdom
Bradatroch'n
France
Prussia
Minister of Agriculture
Portugal
Turkey
Holland
Belgium
Denmark
Prange
Fey
Ratan
Sarde
India
United States
Raum Geometrical Progression and Pension Army
The article criticizes General Raum and Pension Commissioner Raum for expanding and maintaining a large pension department. It cites 6,241 staff, 850,000 original Civil War claims to process this year, 504,008 original claims pending, 900,810 increase claims, and 740,451 survivors not pensioned. It questions allocations, inefficiencies, and suggests cost concerns for future campaigns, urging congressional arithmetic rather than instant action.
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Raum
Baum
Congress
Is Copper King The Target Of Protectionists
The piece argues copper mining firms in Boston earned massive profits from tariff protections, totaling $39.45 million since 1808, while copper users paid higher prices. It criticizes the McKinley tariff for lowering rates and claims providers push costs onto consumers, labeling copper king a symbol of fiscally unfair policy and demanding reform.
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Boston
Boston Transcript
McKinley
The Money Question in Silver and Gold Monometalism
Debate on demonetization of silver, monetary standard shifts, and the impact on prices and debt. Evaluates 1873 act, gold supply, and how silver demonetization changed money value, arguing for honest money tied to population and wealth with strong NATION entities and figures.
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A J. Warren
Marietta
Atul Nine
Uni
Judge West
Mint
Washington
Treasury
Germany
Philadelphia
California
Australia
United States
West
Northwest
Tmmney
Debdor Mathies
Ohio
Congress
The
Thurman
Garfield
Blaine
Conkling
Aliison
Stewart
Beck
Howe
Holman
Cannon
Kelly
Randall
Hurchard
Spetteer
Sauerbeck
London Economist
Treasury Department
McKinley Bill on Wheat Protection Decried as Flation
The speaker argues the McKinley tariff does not protect U S farmers. Canadian wheat surplus will flood the market, enabling millers to claim rebates and push U S wheat out of foreign markets. The critic brands the protection as deceit, harming Canadian farmers and benefiting flour manufacturers.
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Republican Party
United States
Canada
Manitoba
Europe
Mills Sees High Protection Cost in Estimates
R Q Mills of the Chicago Herald reviews an address by Hon Roger Q Mills at Town City. He cites a claimed national value of manufacturers around 87 billion with a market value near 82 billion and estimates annual protection costs at about 8 billion dollars, noting a special investigation recently conducted.
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The
Chicago Herald
Roger Q. Mills
Town City
Mills
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