Deadly Parallel Document on Cuban Reciprocity Surfaces
A government printing office issued senate document titled Deadly Parallel criticizing Cuban reciprocity. It compiles testimony from ways and means witnesses and Cuban sources, contrasting editorials and affidavits to argue the sugar interests sway tariff decisions. The piece targets Root and Wood and portrays administration supporters as misled.
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Falaehood
Coba
Armis
Preas
Suger Trust
Cohen
Cablegrama
Cuba
United States
Committee On Ways and Means
Margined Price Petition Seeks Set Price for July Corn
Chicago July 12 A petition to Secretary Btone of the board of trade asks for a margined price for July corn, aiming a price based on selling markets not manipulated. Brokers oppose. Harris Gates & Co. cites legitimate trades as the basis while noting unsettled deals. July corn traded up to 86 cents, closing at 86.
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Board of Trade Today
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Samual Settler
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Sugar industry and reciprocity debate shapes Congress discussion
A discussion notes the focus on Senator Elkins and General Grosvenor as Congress weighs Cuban reciprocity. It links sugar industry interests to tariff concessions, citing editorials and plant owners in Cuba and Spain. Palmer argues sugar stock rose on the reciprocity move, with clippings showing a war between sugar refining interests.
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Congress
Governors Duel in Courtroom Sparks Fracas
In a heated exchange Governor J G Evans clashes with Latimer over a bond deal from Evans' term. Evans calls Latimer a betrayer while Latimer recalls the $15 000 bond matter. Sheriff Owens intervenes as reputations flare and the argument stalls for now.
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Latimer
Nivans
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Cooper on Annexation Cuba Should Be Given a Fair Opportunity
Washington July 14 Representative Cooper of Wisconsin chairman of the Senate committee on foreign affairs opposes immediate annexation of Cuba. He argues Cuba should first demonstrate its ability as a republic and insists the United States must honor pledges to Cuba and the world, resisting any rush to annexation. He supports commercial and political union instead and notes the impact of the Reciprocity era on Cuba’s prospects.
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United States May Try Force Settlement Over Philippines Land
Wart neton July 12 reports the United States plans a quick ultimatum to the Vatican if it delays Philippine land seizures. The Philippine bill authorizes condemnation to obtain lands for relief, forests, and public use, pressuring Rome to accept diplomatic ties within two years.
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Government tests to detect coloring of oleomargarine
The Internal Revenue Department will test oleomargarine samples to detect color additives. Fuller's earth and benzine are used in standardized procedures, with Wooller's earth as a test for yellow dyes. Colored traces indicate dyeing. uncolored samples show the earth’s natural hue.
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Post
Washington
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Battleship Maine to undergo official test this Thursday
New battleship Maine, built by Cramp's yard, will face official trial Thursday off the Delaware Capes. The vessel aims to be the fastest in the US Navy, reaching eighteen knots, with launch date noted as July 27, 101. The ship measures 385 feet on the water line, beam 72 feet 2 inches, draught 24 feet 10 inches, and displacement 12,500 tons.
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Maine
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South Carolina Candidates Clash Threatens Duel at Meeting
At a July 12 campaign gathering in St George Colleton County a heated exchange between U S senator hopefuls sparked warnings of a possible duel between Congressman A C Latimer and former candidate M Lauri n.
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Charleston, & c
The
of Candidates
Cuban Intervention Debate Intensifies Across Regions
The article discusses strong opinions on intervention in Cuba, referencing American statesmen and prominent figures. It notes economic concerns, potential costs, and broader political agitation supporting or opposing intervention, with mentions of Benator Hikine and Newlands.
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Cubs
Cuba
Benator Hikine
Ara
Newlands
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