Sugar Tariff Debate and Republican Trade Policy
A political column argues for Cuban reciprocity and tariff relief on sugar, led by Senator Morris of Minnesota. It contends refined sugar tariffs shield the Sugar Trust, warns of wage pressure on beet growers, and cites Republican stewardship, avoiding protectionist backlash while praising Roosevelt era reforms.
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Represace Morris
Minnesota
Havemeyer
Congress
United States
Jatre Sa
Tte Sugar Trust
Soga
Wood
Awersan
Republican Party
Guba
Michigan
Bay City
Will He Get In Hump and All 4
Chicago Tribune reports a photographer evaluating a first slit shot saying one eye was shut. The subject replies you told me to wink naturally as the examiner notes the attempt. The piece reflects a lighthearted misfire in a photo session.
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Obkeago Tribune
Weather report notes changes across West to Atlantic states
The weekly weather summary ends April 21 reports warmer Pacific coast and Rocky Mountain regions, cooler middle Atlantic states, and dry conditions over central valleys. Rain is needed in the Rocky Mountains and central valleys, excess moisture hinders Gulf farming, and Kansas Nebraska see high temperatures increasing drought. Corn planting slow outside Missouri and Southern states. winter wheat growth sluggish. California outlook promising. spring wheat germination slow due to freezing. Red River valley seeding underway amid a dust storm.
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Pacific Coast
Assouli
Middle Atlantic
Rocky Mountain
Central
Gulf States
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
West Gulf
Illinois
Ohio
Central Valley
California
North Pacific Coast
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Minnesota
North Pacific
Higher prices for food push meat and butter up
The article notes fresh meats poultry and butter have advanced with prices rising across beef lamb mutton and hog products. It cites a possible further rise and mentions an alleged producers’ informal cooperation while attributing butter gains to speculation and a looming margarine ban bill.
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Congress
President Roosevelt Reprimands Funston Over Philippines Speech
The president orders Gen Fred Funston to stop public discussion of the Philippines and to refrain from criticizing a U S senator. The War Department released a letter noting the action and quoting Acting Secretary Sanghe.
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Philippines
Roosevelt
Fred Funston
Kansas
United States
William Cary Sanghe
Frederick Munston
Department of Colorado
Denver
Colo
Hill as diplomatist marked by service and social grace
The article profiles Dr. Hill a diplomat and former Assistant Secretary of State noted for international law study in Europe. It recalls his Rochester University presidency resignation in 1891, his role in the Hague peace conference and Pan American steps, and his wife Mrs. Hill who hosts influential Washington social events speaking multiple languages.
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Publican Party
Lincoln
William McKinley
Republican Party
Washington
Republic
Dion Hoodevele
United States
Senator Fairbanks
Condlu
Fairbanks
Pfairbanke
Indiana
Fraseke Hasan
Wehite
T de Bill
Rochester University
Europe
McKinley
Anty
Hill
Prince Henry of Prussia
The
Hague
Mexico
Tarif
Dr Hill
Record-Breaking Heat Sparks Widespread Storms Across Midwest
A heat wave across the middle West triggers tornadoes and blizzards from Wisconsin to the Dakotas. Lincoln storms kill a man, injure a girl, and topple barns. Lake Superior ships driven ashore. Nebraska and Montana report heavy snow. Rain offers crop relief amid damage.
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Middle West
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Dakotas
Black Hills
North Dakota
Nebraska
Th- Cate Tle
Montana
Wyoming
Great Lakes
Lake Superior
Lake Erie
Rockies
Hebron
Gilbert Reed
Johnson’s Creek
Jefferson County
New Richmond
Arthur Roetger
Dakota
Chadton
Couster
Spearish
weather_bureau
Kansas
Philippine trade growth shown in 1901 imports exports
The bulletin compares 1901 and 1900 trade totals. Imports rose 21 percent to 1,479, and exports grew 7 percent to 24,503,358. U S imports reached 3,194,255 with a 1,851,057 rise, while U S exports were 4,546,292, up 1,385,441. Additional notes touch legal cases and personnel.
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United States
Destructive Windstorms Ravage Missouri Valley
Severe windstorms caused loss of life and extensive property damage across the Missouri valley. At least three killed in Joplin Missouri and many injured. Hundred structures damaged, factories and homes blown down, with notable tidal damage in Sedalia and Omaha. In Lincoln and Iowa heavy winds, rain and snow disrupted crops and telegraphs.
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Omehbu
Missouri Valley
Jopesin
Nellie Sullivan
S. D.brower
Ivy Street
Bidwell Hunter
Seventh Street
Hunter
Marian Hicks
Esther
Galena
Kane
Webb
Cuy
Carterville
Sedalia
Omaha
Robert Maxwell
Military Avenue
George P. Bemis
Eighteenth
Farnam
Lawrence Taggert
Heach
Lincoln
Towa
Iowa
Jefferson
Fonda
Storm Lake
Mingo
Kangas
Oklahoma
Illinois
Bloomington
Central Illinois
Alton
Railway A minstrelsy of lines and routes in the Midwest
The report cites pay raise demands by Wabash workers and upcoming electrical lighting on the Alton road. It notes a Wabash to Huntington to Indianapolis line plan, a Rock Island Mexican line booklet in Spanish, and a proposal to replace per mile car charges with a per diem system. Santa Fe chosen for Women's Club Federation delegates in San Francisco. Lake Shore and New York Central seek rapid transit freight links between Chicago and European ports. 40 000 bushels grain moved from lake steamer to New York Central cars for Europe within forty eight hours. Shippers cite improving breaking performance.
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Ction
Alton Road
Wabash
Huntington
Indianapolis
Ind
Rock Island
el Paso
Committee On
Car Service
American Railway Association
Santa Fe
Women’s Club Federation
San Francisco
Lake Shore
New York Central
Chicago
Buffalo
New York
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