Beet Sugar Is The Sugar King In World Supply 1900
Washington dispatch outlines beet sugar’s rise to a majority share in world consumption by 1900. It cites total beet sugar production at 7,504,000 tons and a world output of 2,880,000 tons for other crops, with a detailed table tracing beet and cane roles since 1810 and projecting future trends.
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Conservatives Lose Majority in Commons Vote
Report from Lonton on April 27 notes the government’s thin House of Commons support. Divisions ranged from forty to sixty, with the Attorney General’s salary cut a point of contention. Liberals condemned the government as senile and urged a new generation. Nationalists were disappointed by the outcome as some Conservatives abstained or voted against their party line.
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Bryan would be governor candidate in Nebraska says editor
New York April 2 Ingat Koward Rowewater quotes editor William J. Bryan as a likely Nebraska gubernatorial candidate next year. He would seek a Democratic legislature and then a U S Senate seat to succeed Dietrich. Bryan reportedly will not pursue a 1904 presidential bid.
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Onisha Bee
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Sean
Rendy
WANTS EMPEROR'S RETURN, Chinese Reappearance in International Area
Chinese remainder forces have resurfaced in the international zone near the Great Wall. Pleas to Chinese plenipotentiaries demand immediate retirement of the remit. French orders to renew actions were countermanded to preserve imperial edict remit. Notices in Chinese call for patriots to expel foreigners by May 25. Ting Li province censor urged throne return to Peking to calm eager populace awaiting the emperor.
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Anoter Point
Arrival of the King of the Maid in New Orleans
A clipped note from The Daily States of New Orleans dated April 13 describes the arrival of the King of the Maid in Hawaii, with the Hawaiians speaking dubiously, and William Coulho of the Evening Bulletin offering views on labor and land laws. The piece praises Hawaiian fluency in English, yet notes Hawaii remains viewed under the American flag.
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Lipton Gatisfied and Boers Move After Damaged Ship
Glasgow April 21 Lipton says he is satisfied with the challenger and its progress as the Sham rock is undocked and towed to Greenock for repairs before sailing for Southampton in tow of the Erin. Reports from Africa recount Boer losses and British advances near Commute Drift with prisoners and cattle taken. A patent medicine ad urges Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a cure all.
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Huntington Estate Fight Reaches $20 Million Dispute
The Journal reports a heated dispute among Collis P. Huntington heirs over a $20 million estate after his death. An adopted daughter, nine, was to receive 1,000,000 if she shares in the increase, while Archer M. Huntington and others contend over the final allocation. The case centers on how the estate’s assets are to be distributed and valued.
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Bankers and banks listed in a fragmented report
A garbled OCR item mentions Spreckels and bankers in Wa and lists numerous banks including Union Bank of London, National Bank Pamte Credit Lycar, Drestaer Bank, and Shanghai Banks, with scattered place names and unclear context. The readable text hints at financial institutions and international banks but provides no coherent narrative or dates.
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Londovar
Guiana
Morebante Na National Bank
Pamte—Credit_ Lycartear Drestaer Bank
Homrowo
Yonowasa—Bank
Shanghai
Unstano
AuereAtia
Bae
New Zealand
Peace Bankers offer world wide banking and deposits
Peace Bankers advertise general banking and exchange services with credits available in major cities worldwide. Interest rates apply after July 1 1898 on fixed deposits with day notice two percent, three percent for six months, four percent for twelve months, with conditions on unrevealed disruption and monthly requirements.
Pioneer Building and Loan Association Formed
Mona loaned up approved sesurit a savings bank for monthly deposits Houses built on the monthly installment plan. Twentieth Berl. of Brock ts ae opened officers T. F. Lansing president B. B. Rose vice president 0 Smith J. L. McLean a D. Holt 0, 5 ray W. L. Howard J. V. ORAR secretary Chamber of Commerce rooms New House 12:20-1:80 p.m.
Bank Announces 4.5 Percent Savings Deposit Rate
Savings Bank states deposits will earn four and a half percent interest. Printed copies of the bank rules and regulations are available on request at the office in the bank building on Morchar street.
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