Home Market Club Dinner Highlights Roosevelt Address
Vice President Theodore Roosevelt headlined the Home Market club’s twelfth annual dinner in Mechanics Hall Boston drawing 1600 members from five New England states. He urged national unity, prosperity, protectionism, and measured foreign policy while praising Cuba, the Philippines, and Porto Rico under recent policy.
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Home Market Club
Mechanics Hall
New England
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Hopedale
Draper
U. S
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Joseph H. Manley
Augusta
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Wm. F., Draper
Italy
Wm. T. Sampson
W. S. Greene
Fall River
Ernest W. Roberts
Chelsea
George A. Marden
United States
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John L. Bates
Henry Cabot Lodge
Curtis Guild, Jr
George H. Lyman
Henry E. Burnham
Manchester
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Francis C. Lowell
United States District Court
J. J. Myers
Massachusetts House of Representatives
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Pacific
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Free Trade
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Chatham
Thucydides
Cheaper Abroad Than at Home in Chocolate Trade
A Kansas City Journal interview with a candymaker notes that chocolate costs less in the United States and Europe than in South America where it is produced. He cites purity, possible adulteration with earths, and the insolubility of leftovers in cups as reasons for price differences and quality perceptions.
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South America
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Kansas City Journal
Kansas Seeks Cession of Pawnee Capitol Site Near Fort Riley
The Kansas Territory seeks federal cession of the three mile west Pawnee ground near Fort Riley where a two story stone capitol ruin stands. Erected in 1855 as Pawnee town hub it hosted the first legislature before pro slavery control and a later destruction order. The stone building deteriorates as wind and rain erode remains and the Kansas Legislature asks Congress to turn over the site for preservation.
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House of Representatives
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