Trusts blamed on tariff. Havemeyer testimony cited
The article reports H O Havemeyer of American Sugar Refining as a National Industrial Commission witness saying the tariff system created most trusts and protected large consolidations. It argues tariffs drive prices and trust growth, and notes public blame on trusts and Republican positions. It also covers Maryland political maneuvering, Fisher boom, and Warfield’s candidacy amid a Baltimore scene with Fitzsimmons and Admiral Schley visiting near Baltimore.
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H. O. Havemeyer
American Sugar Refining Company
National Industrial Commission
Washington
Richard Bland dies at 64 a silver champion from Missouri
Congressman Richard P. Bland lifelong advocate for free silver coinage dies at his Lebanon Missouri home at age sixty four. He served in Congress since 1872 except one term and authored the Bland act 1878. He was a Democratic candidate in 1896 and remained a leading silver voice amid other national notes.
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