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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1902
Page
1
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Plans to consolidate Meta company with Pastile Hardware and Harper Reynolds into a national hardware trust. Capital stock set at 120 million, with 10 million preferred and 80 million common. San Francisco’s Pastile and Los Angeles’ Harper Reynolds to be absorbed. Attended by 60 leading manufacturers to promote reciprocal trade and open world markets.
Washington April 5 three minority reports on the Cuban reciprocity bill were filed by Representatives Robertson Newlands and Cooper all Democrats. Robertson argues the bill would not aid Cuba and would enrich sugar refiners. Newlands condemns sentimental legislation and ties concessions to annexation or political union. Cooper's report opposes the bill in brief terms.
A quoted Scientific American recipe instructs sealing a room and inhaling fumes from a mixture of turpentine and tar heated in a teacup to expel membrane and relieve throat symptoms. The guidance claims rapid relief and aims to halt the diphtheria process, despite medical cautions.
Three Democratic minority reports by Robertson of Louisiana Newlands of Nevada and Cooper of Texas discuss commercial and moral angles of Cuban annexation and reciprocity. Newlands advocates eventual annexation under certain conditions while cautioning against perpetual sentimental policy. Robertson opposes the 20 percent tariff relief and Cooper denounces the bill entirely. Thunder Mountain Idaho prospecting area draws attention amid claims disputes.
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