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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1903

Page

9

The Sacred Codfish and Newfoundland Trade Deal

A commentary on reciprocity in the Newfoundland treaty proposing favors to Newfoundlanders in exchange for access to the American market. It argues Gloucester fishermen face harm, New England senators copy the stance, and warns against protecting the sacred codfish while tolerating sugar and tobacco interests.

United States Gloucester Newfoundland New England Enel Cuba Canada Argentina New

Platform of 1904 and the tariff question

A letter in the American Economist argues the Republican platform of 1904 should uphold protection rather than move toward free trade. It warns against reciprocity harming industries and notes Congress and the next session will shape the party line. The piece stresses the danger of diluting protection and frames the platform as a grave, defining decision.

United States Republican Party

Alsop Fable Parable on Tariff Politics and Wealth

In a fable echoed by Camde, the goose that laid golden eggs represents U.S. industries. The Democratic party, seeking to kill major enterprises by ending tariffs, would kill the wealth they produce. Wealth comes only while the industries operate, not after their destruction.

Alsop Democratic Party Goose Cave

Rome's Triple Crown and Cardinal Vannutelli's Rise

The piece discusses Cardinal Serafino Vannutelli as a leading papal candidate after the death of Cardinal Parocchi. It outlines Vannutelli's ascent to the post of subdean of the Sacred College, his progressive reputation, and his extensive diplomatic service. It weighs him against rivals Satolli and Ratipolki, noting Vannutelli's stature in Rome's high circles and his long tenure as cardinal.

Speenkith Noas Leo Niii Serafina Vannutello Catholic Church Pareceht Parenhi Cardinal Vannutelli Cardinal Satolli Cardinal Ratipolki Varnuteli St. Peter's Serafino Vannutelli Vincenzo Vannutelli Sacred College Mer. Meglia Mexico Munich Ecuador Peru Brussels Vienna Vaannutelli Frascati Salons Rome Ile Congregation of Bishops

Marquis in Cupid's Toils Florodora Star to Wed Italian Nobleman

Miss Dessa Gibson, famed Florodora girl and noted stage beauty, is set to marry the Marquis Carlo di Rudini in Paris. He is the eldest son of a former Italian prime minister, heir to vast wealth and a large income, and belongs to one of Italy's most illustrious families.

Dessa Gibson Carlo di Rudini Paris

Miraculous vault at St Michan’s Dublin described

The London Tatler recounts St Michan’s Church in Dublin famed for its organ linked to Handel’s Messiah and a dry vaulted crypt where centuries old portraits remain legible. It notes the grave of Robert Emmet and the resting place of the Shores brothers with the Leitrim family nearby.

Dublin St. Michan’s Handel Messiah Robert Hmmet Hlere Brothers Shores United Irish Earl of Leitrim London Tatler

Fiddler's Lucky Fiod Finds Rare Steiner Fiddle

City Assessor FW L Moore of Lansing traded an old watch for a fiddle twenty five years ago. He later discovered the instrument is a Steiner German fiddle from 1767, worth about 1000, and hopes to tax it at that value.

FW. L. Moore Lansing Moore Meere Germany Detroit Tribune

Paine's Celery Compound Ad Promises New Vitality

An old advertisement touts Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for hopeless cases. It claims to build up strength and restore energy, urging that the medicine should be in every home.

Paine

People Back Republican Policies, Voters Say

The People Have Spoken. The Democrats and yellow journalism dislike the president's message, but voters show they support Republican policies and principles as they did in 1896 1898 and 1900, reinforcing party loyalty.

Democracy and Freeraders Republican Party Republici Party Rochester Democrat and Chronicle

Beet Sugar Output and Reciprocity Debate

Opponents of reciprocity with Cuba cite 1901 U S beet sugar production at 185000 tons to argue the industry should be kept alive. The Rochester Democrat and Chron tele notes that while Wavemeyers may have acted, reciprocity should benefit mutual interests without harming American industries.

Cuba United States Rochester Democrat

Canon of the Grand: Scenic Rio Grande Line Highlight

The Rio Grande Rail road markets its Canon of the Grand as the world's scenic route. It promotes winter and summer beauty with praise from Cy Warman and offers ticket information, rates, and folders.

Cy Warman Canyon of the Grand

Large San Francisco prescription payment for Brights Disease and Diabetes

A group of San Francisco businessmen paid $112,500 in coin and stock to fund a treatment for Brights Disease and Diabetes. Investigations began November 15, 1900, with over three dozen cases tested. By August 25, 87 percent showed improvement, 13 percent failed, and results were published for free mailing on request.

San Francisco Bright Joan J. Foulton Company Montgomery St Cal

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