Sugar beet industry urged to replace imported sugar
The Statesman argues for domestic sugar production detailing beet yields and factory outputs. It notes Watsonville California's plant produced 20,000 pounds of sugar with local labor costs, California firms contracting thousands of acres, and Nebraska and Utah factories expanding. It warns against costly imported sugar and highlights potential land and crop efficiencies.
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Russia
France
Austria
Hish
Belgium
Germany
United States
Linn
Statesman
Watsonville
Cali
Chine Sugar Co
California
Grand Island
Neb
Norfolk
Lebi
Utah
Eddy
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Factory push in California and Michigan noted
In Orange County California a factory project is mentioned while Michigan state bounty is cited as settling the industry. Communities pursue Calhoun County to secure a factory, foreseeing prosperity and growth as roundups speculate Calhoun's fate.
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Orange County
California
Calhoun County
Calhoun
Bill to curb vivisection labeled humane and just
The article argues for urgent legislation to restrict vivisection and enforce it strictly. It cites eastern schools where puppies kittens and a kitten in New York were vivisected before children, causing distress and illness. It suggests curbing the practice or imposing tight limits and even proposes peer experiments as a grim option.
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New York
Scheral
Rise of Protectionism Across Nations and Borders
A persistent belief in protectionist policy grows in the nation and abroad, arguing governments must shield citizens from foreign encroachment. The piece warns foreign gunboats near New York threaten prosperity, while urging strict alien labor enforcement and safeguarding American labor and commerce from alien competition.
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New York Harbor
President McKinley Inaugural Speech Summary
The inaugural address is described as plain common sense. McKinley is less aggressive on tariff reform than expected and favors the arbitration treaty. His currency reform views are conservative and sound. The outline notes a nonpartisan monetary commission to revise banking and currency laws and to devise a safe monetary system, plus an international bimetallic agreement.
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McKinley
N. VY. Indepenient
McKinley Poised for Presidency Says Pro-Administration View
The passage argues for severe economy in government spending, tariff revisions for revenue and protection with reciprocity, and a business revival aiding farmers and laborers. It calls for strict civil service reform, impartial law enforcement, immigration limits, a dignified foreign policy, and ratification of the arbitration treaty, plus bio on McKinley’s competence and potential presidency amid unity across regions.
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Lane
Congress
Mark Ilania
McKinley
Washington Gossip on Reed and Tariff Moves
In Washington, Speaker Reed has not committed to delaying committee appointments until the next regular session. The Dingley tariff debate heats in the House as Republicans push the bill through, while Senate figures discuss amendments and balance. Postmaster appointments will follow party-driven rules, with Republicans naming postmasters in largest cities and in other districts.
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Congress
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Walcott
Benatar Ones
Nevada
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Canney
Hineshis
Sayres
Texas
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Houne
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Boise
Aven
Nebraska
Staate & Settlding
Chandler
Wold
Gary
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