British sugar plans threaten US trade fallout
London reports a British duty on sugar entering Great Britain. The proposed protectionist move aims to raise home revenue and shield British colonies. Experts warn it could collapse US sugar imports and European bounty systems, reshaping Atlantic trade and reciprocity treaties.
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Makekau Mocked by Colleagues in Assembly Scene
In a curious scene Representative Makekau drew attention as colleagues teased him over salary delays. He faced questions in a joking mix while others pressed for details, until the Speaker rapped for order and he quietly slipped away as adjournment was moved.
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German Census Report Shows Population Growth Since 1871
The Consular report to the State Department details Germany’s population rising to about 56.9 million, a 25 percent increase since 1871. It notes Germany’s rapid growth amid emigration and compares it with France’s around 36 million and Russia’s vast population. Germany’s pride lies in steady urban and rural expansion.
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Riots in Rubbia Stirling Moscow Threats and Breakout
Riots erupt in Rubbia as workers march toward the stone walls of Moscow. Authorities report several thousand laborers rallying under a twin star banner near the palace of the Duke Sergei. General Awate imposes electric control in Moscow amid unrest as harvests of coal and Kielish goods are reported disrupted.
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Goulds Railroad Scheme Spins Through Chicoko
The Minsourd Pacific plans a vast rail corridor from Milfala to New Orleans and Salt Lake City, in a cooperation with Haener and Management. Officials indicate a holding company has acquired the Denver and Rio Grande, signaling an expansion along the Rio Grande route.
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Shriners Welcome Tour at Hon. M. Dimon Country Home
A special train carried 250 Shriners and ladies to the country home of Hon. M. Dimon on a Monday afternoon. The party was greeted by Damon land officials and welcomed by a display of Kanawamehus relics, grass huts, and graceful figures. Refreshments followed with Hawaiian music, making the afternoon one of the most delightful yet enjoyed by the Shriners.
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Cable chess match dates settled for April 19 to 29
London reports the international cable chess match schedule. Great Britain and Amelia face off under the British Chess Club of London and the Brooklyn Chess Club at the Academy of Music on April 19 and 29. Oxford and Cambridge duel, and Columbia, Harvard, Yale and Princeton meet on April 26 and 27.
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Fight Against Cremation in Protestant Cemetery Debate
New York reports Montreal discussion over cremation of bodies in the Protestant cemetery. Dr. Guerin, a government member, opposes cremation as unapproved by ecclesiastical authorities and warns it could hide crimes through exhumation. Protestant lawmakers sympathize. passage of the bill is uncertain with debates in the legislature ongoing.
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Carnegie heir to endow Pittsburgh gift for guildhall
Pittsburgh March 15. Reports say Andrew Carnegie, the retired steel magnate, will donate 25 million dollars for a crestion and development project in the city. Intimate friends say the statement was authorized and advice sought on the bestowal and legelation of this princely sum.
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Bankers and Exchange Business Advertisement
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Pioneer Building and Loan Association Notice
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