Tin plate production debated by St Louis works
A reporter tours the St Louis Stamping Company tin works and the Niedringhaus plant, detailing dipping kilns, rolling mills, and a lean-to tin-works expansion. Officials discuss costs under the McKinley tariff, domestic vs English plate, and early output of about 25 boxes a day while expressing cautious optimism and doubts about profitability.
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