Beef Trust Eyes On Canada Warns Of American Meat Powers
A Canadian opinion piece warns that the U S Beef Trust led by Armour Swift Morris and Cudahy aims to expand into Canada through the Reciprocal trade pact and Canadian cattle markets. It cites 1903 1905 U S court actions and notes the trust controls 72 packing subsidiaries and presses for imports to Britain.
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Providence
Joe” Cannon
United States Congress
Chicago
Canada
Jonah
Beef Trust
Cudahy & Co
Grosscup
Beet Trust
Supreme Court
Moody
Trust
West
Armours
Swifts
Morris
Britain
Union Stock Yards
Toronto
Tariff urged to aid Canadian flax farmers in West
A Montreal paint maker speaking in Winnipeg in 1906 urged a duty on flax grown in Canada to protect the home market. He noted Canada’s flaxseed imports fell after a 1907 10 cent duty, while exports rose, arguing tariffs benefit farmers and that flaxseed should be grown in Canada rather than imported.
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Montreal
Winnipeg
Canada
West
Bush
Taft on Reciprocity and Canadian Paper Trade
President Taft writes in Leslie's Weekly about the reciprocity pact with Canada. He argues the agreement uses a five dollar and seventy five cent per ton duty gap to encourage Canadian pulp producers to lift export restrictions and provide a cheaper wood supply for U S paper makers.
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Taft
United States
Canada
Leslie
Trade rivalry behind Canada tariffs spurs U S plant shifts
The Monetary Times reports over 200 U S manufacturing firms run Canada branch plants, investing about 226 million dollars. Beveridge calls for reciprocity to link tariffs, with proposals to trade Canadian pulp and lumber for U S machinery, engines, and goods. Some American firms pause Canadian expansion awaiting tariff outcomes.
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Monetary Times
Toronto
United States
Canada
Dominion
Beveridge
Indiana
Farm Wages Compare Canada With Other Agricultural Nations
The article lists approximate farm wages across Canada, United States, Austria, Serbia, Romania, Sweden, Denmark, and other countries, noting Canada generally pays more. It explains wages vary by month and season, with higher harvest wages and lower winter wages. It also mentions board in contracts affecting cost comparisons.
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United State
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Senet
Sokaden
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Dummer
Taft on Canadian grain imports and miller impact
President Taft discusses Canadian importation of agricultural goods, arguing wheat and other cereals could flow to U S mills without hurting American farmers. He notes milling capacity surplus, potential flour exports, and benefits from bran and shorts by new exports, emphasizing wheat, barley, rye, and oats.
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Canada
Taft
Dakotas
Minnesota
Liverpool
Minneapolis
A Bold Canadian Free Trade Prospect Among Tariff Walls
The piece argues that Canada must drop tariff barriers to compete globally, while protecting the home market. It warns foreign imports already challenge Canadian prices, risking farm incomes as wages adjust over years and Western farmers face competition from lower wage agricultural regions.
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Canada
West
How a tariff helps in the eighties
The piece discusses protective tariffs shifting prices and employment in France England and the United States. It cites Gresson and Cleghorn factories hiring or shutting based on duties, glove prices and pearl buttons expanding U.S. industry, and Canada starting its industrial path.
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United States
Gresson Kid
France
J. G. Clegehorn
England
Cleghorn
Cleghornig
Mississippi
Canade
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