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West meat trust clash looms with Sugar trust over sugar duties
A Washington dispatch says vast cattle interests valuing at least 500 million dollars will duel with the Sugar trust. Leaders include P D Armour, Nelson Morris, and Swift to direct what could become the session’s top spectacle. Germany and Denmark embargoes on beef prompt retaliation, as Europe’s nations lock horns with American meats. Miss Kate Field urged prohibition reform in Chicago, while Civil Service Reform league resolutions praised merit systems and urged broader reforms. In Missouri, Charles W. Johnson eyed Lutesville for a kaolin washer project, seeking a bond to secure a $1,000 site, with a vote set for January 12, 1895. the plant would house $6,000 in machinery and wash 25 tons daily.
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P D. Armour
Nelson Morris
Swift
Chicago Kings
United States
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Europe
Germany
Denmark
Kate Field
Third Ward
Democratic Club
Chicago Dispatch
Arlington Hall
Miss Field
Maine
Atchison, Kan
Aleutian Island
Florida
Lutesville
Charles W. Johnson
Chicago
Glen Allen
Johnson
Shesoma Pangying
Wort
Memphis
New Madrid
Pemigeot County
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Arkansas
Helena
Major Brooks
Pemigeot
Hayti
Dunklin Democrat
Clarkton
Ed Cavitt
Henry Shelton
Elm Tree
Tenn
Cavitt
Shelton
Greenville
Cape Girardeau
James McKenna
Albert Willis
Daughters of the Confederacy
Frank E. Burroughs
Allge Red Fox
Joseph Meyers
The
Fair Association
Water Works and Electric Light Company