No Tariff Concessions for Cubans Said by Hearing Panel
Washington Jan 20 The Ways and Means Committee shows near unanimous opposition to Cuban reciprocity with Republicans McCall Hopkins Long and Democrats McClellan Richardson forming a pro Cuban bloc. Oxnard beet sugar lobbyists guided witness questioning while Dr Harvey Wiley urged halting the sugar industry, and Secretary Root was asked to testify but not summoned. The panel moved to cut war taxes and consider a broader repeal.
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Wivys 2Nd Means Committee
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Massachusetts
Hopkins
Ilinois
Long
Kansas
McClellan
New York
Richardson
Tennessee
Payne
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Pennsylvania
Grosvenor
Ohio
Steele
Indiana
Babcock
Wisconsin
Tawney
Minnesota
Metcalf
California
Oxnard
Russell
Connecticut
Cuba
Robertson
Louisiana
Cooper
Texas
Swanson
Virginia
Newlands
Nevada
Oxnard Group
Capitol
Agricultural Department
Harvey W. Wiley
Hach
Wiley
Congress
Dr. Wiley
Secretary of Agriculture
Mr. Richardson
Secretary of War
Gen. Wood
Mr Richardson
Department of Agriculture
Root
Prices as listed in early market column
A dense market snippet shows prices for grain and butter with items like corn No 2 mix 68 and butter from Western creamery. Other notes reference pages for varied topics including insurance, real estate, railroads, weather and society sections. The ad promotes Poland Spring bottled water in Maine.
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Sciron
Marine Intelligence
President appeals to Senate on Cuban aid
The president urges the Senate to act on relief for Cubans, signaling possible action in Congress. The remark hints at forthcoming measures or proposals to assist Cuban refugees or victims.
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Senate
Chinese Empress Gratified by Triumph and Recognition
The Times and Times Special Cablegram report the Empress Dowager greatly relieved by victory this week as diplomats recognize her rule. Yung-Lu is asked to govern with ministers who plan to treat the regime as having expiated its crimes. A Vienna Times correspondent notes placard protests as public opinion. he warns China would be poorly governed under the Empress and could face rebellion and volatile foreign relations.
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London
Peking
the Times
China
Yung-Lu
Vienna
Far East
Occupation of Tien-Tsin and troop reductions
The Times correspondent reports at a Tien-Tsin meeting foreign generals agreed to reduce troops after the river opens to permanent strength proposed by Waldersee. Germany boycotted the meeting deeming the issue political. Berlin opposes restitution of Tien-Tsin and seeks leverage for concessions in Shan-Tung.
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London
Tien-Tsin
Peking
The
Times
Count von Waldersee
Germany
Shan-Tung
Ireland’s Representation Debate in House of Commons
In the Commons an amendment to the address urged redistributing representation by shrinking Irish seats and adding Canada Australia and other colonies. Balfour opposed citing timing for redistribution Bryce warned against cutting Ireland Dilke noted colonial opposition and Blake linked colonial representation to war costs. The amendment was defeated.
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London
House of Commons
Louis Sinclair
Canada
Australia
A. J. Balfour
James Bryce
Ireland
England
Charles Dilke
Edward Blake
United Kingdom
Reciprocity Urged at New York Board Dinner in Honor of McKinley
The New York Board of Trade and Transportation held its twenty-ninth annual dinner at the Waldorf Astoria in tribute to McKinley. Speakers included Charles Emory Smith, Samuel Gompers, Lewis Nixon, Senator Hanna, and Col. Herrick, urging reciprocity, labor rights, and expanded markets while emphasizing protection and imperial expansion as guiding policies. Attendees noted the labor capital alliance, the navy’s strength, and the need for merchant shipping to link producers with foreign markets.
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McKinley
MecKinley
Samuel Jompers
American Federation of Labor
Ibor
Capital
Board of Trade
Senator Hanna
Oscar S. Straus
Samuel Gompers
Lewis Nixon
Arbitration Board For
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Charles Iimory Smith
Mr. Straus
Myron T. Herrick
Cleveland
Ohio
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Harker
Astor
Richard Delafield
Casimir Tag
Ludwig Nissen
John J. Met‘ook
James Talcott
Isidor Straus
Jesse Straus
Samuel R. Callaway
Mr. Smith
William McKinley
Cuba
Antilles
Roosevelt
Smith
Protection School
Spain
Buffalo
Hanna
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Col. Herrick
Tropics
Europe
Brazil
France
Germany
Russia
Austria
Col
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Dr. Butler
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Lincoln
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Hobson
China
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Oregon
Nixon
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Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Gov. Woodruff
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New York
Berlin press firings mislead Germans on South Africa
The Times Berlin correspondent reports Farlow alias Kaulitz, former manager of the London Label Correspondenz, has gone to Berlin to run a press agency and fed German papers with dispatches from South Africa biased against England. The Berlin Post laments that such man misled much of the German press with fictitious reports shaping public view.
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London
Berlin
The
Times
Farlow
Kaulitz
Correspondenz
South Africa
Berlin Post
Burnett's Vanilla Extract Ad Endsorsement by Grocers
Local grocers back Burnett's Vanilla Extract as the best option for flavor. Advertisement urges readers to insist on having it.
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Burnett's
All Deerfoot Farm Sausages Made at the Farm
The advert claims Deerfoot Farm sausages are produced on site in Southboro Massachusetts. It attributes success to choice materials and the cleanliness of the preparation process.
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Southboro
Mass
Adyv
First Among Nature's Remedies
An ad fragment promotes aaa wates as a leading natural remedy. The brief notes nature’s healing approach and positions the product as a trusted choice among traditional remedies.
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Poland
German Opinion of England In War and Peace
Berlin reports by The Times correspondent note German journals claim Britain seeks peace terms, but acknowledge Britain will emerge stronger. They say restored land peace would enable the British Empire to wield greater influence commensurate with its growing resources.
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London Times
NEW York Times
London
Berlin
The
Times
Great Britain
Poland greatest natural medicinal water advertised
Advertisement highlights Poland as the greatest natural medicinal water. It promotes Otard's as the finest brandy and suggests avoiding heavy snow by traveling south via Seaboard Air Line. Office address listed at 1,183 Broadway.
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Poland
Seaboard Air Line
Broadway
Great Crush on the Brooklyn Bridge
Commissioner Lindenthal vows action as cars crowd the Brooklyn Bridge and ignore the 102 foot spacing rule during heavy travel after a snowstorm. Police monitor the bridge while riders battle for space and vented fears echo through the crowd about safety and regulation.
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Brooklyn Bridge
Manhattan
Lindenthal
Municipal Art Society
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Storm Ravages In South Cause Widespread Disruptions
A January storm blankets the South with sleet and rain, spawning dense fog and telegraph outages. From Nashville to Key West temperatures vary widely while Kentucky towns report shut electric services and high damage, Paducah tallying losses near $100,000 as officials keep lines down.
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Atlanta
Weather Bureau
Ohio River
Memphis
Chattanooga
Texas
Nashville
Key West
Paducah
Reed
Deferred charges to profit and loss in mining operations
Expenditures for improvements, explorations, stripping, and development at mines and for advanced mining royalties are charged to future operations of the properties. Outside real estate and other property shows current assets and investments. Bonded and debenture debt includes United States Steel Corporation bonds. Purchase-money obligations and current liabilities cover payrolls, bills, loans, and special deposits with a Dec 20 1901 common dividend.
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Chacokea Patter Atarat Et Ar
Tata Sterner
Areca
Devastation in Little Rock Storm Devastates City
The city of Little Rock suffers its heaviest storm losses with damage estimated over 400000 dollars. The business district lies in ruins and many firms face unrecoverable losses, as further damage may occur from accumulating snow and sleet on rooftops.
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Little Rock
Ark
Runaway Cars Kill Three in Pittsburg Train Yard Crash
In Pittsburg on January 29 two runaway cars from the Monongahela line caused a deadly wreck at the Wilmerding MechEsport approach. Motorman Charles Wright is gravely injured. A second car hit a carriage carrying James Broad and Lizzie Minner, killing the driver Alexander Saunders. Broad and Minner survive and marry later.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Monongahela
Pittsburg Railway Company
Wilmerding
Meckheesport
Pennsylvania Railroad
Charles Wright
James Broad
Lizzie Minner
McKeesport
Alexander Saunders
Layties Brothers Announce New Rye Bottles
Advertisement for Antediluvian Rye noting appreciated quality and new large bottles priced at $15 per case. From Layties Brothers, New York.
German agrarians warn over tariff committee move
Berlin notes from The Times describe a Tariff bill committee pressuring impractical rules. A proposal to require certificates of origin on all foreign imports faces opposition and could derail any agreement. The Interior Secretary says the measure would doom German commerce.
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London
Berlin
The
Times
Reichstag
German Interior Secretary Warns Tariff Bill Amendments Risk Rejection
Count von Pasadow sky Wehner told the Tariff Committee that government support would not extend to amendments designed to provoke retaliation abroad. He cited motions by Count von Wianitz and others to impose discriminatory duties and origin certificates, warning Germany would suffer from retaliatory measures due to its reliance on raw imports. The government stance appeared to harden as agrarian allies altered motions in response.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Count von Pasadowsky-Wehner
Interior
Tariff Committee
Count von Posudowsky-Wehner
Count von Wianitz
Herr von Karcorff
Gamp
Herr Staudthagen
Count von Posadowsky-Wehner
Germany
Herr Gamp
Count von Wanitz
Herr von Kardorff
Herren Gothein
Fishbeck
Steel Trust's First Complete Statement to Stockholders
United States Steel Corporation releases its first full annual report since adopting a calendar fiscal year. Nine months ending December show earnings of 84.78 million with 19.41 million after charges. Nov 30, 1401 balance sheet lists 174.54 million surplus. The trust held 8 percent of subsidiary shares with par value 771,045 and cash over 55 million. Balance sheet condensed figures follow.
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United States Steel Corporation
Stone and Tsilka Reported Freed on Turkish Territory
A Sofia dispatch to The Times says American missionary Miss Stone and her companion Mme Tsilka were liberated yesterday on Turkish soil. It is noted that ransom money for Stone’s release was paid last week.
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Sofia
Mme. Tsilka
London
The
Times
Miss Stone
Smallpox Spreads Through London With Surging Cases
The Times reports seventy one new smallpox cases in London yesterday the highest daily total since the outbreak began. Over a thousand people are under treatment with the epidemic now reaching Kensington in the southwest.
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London Times
New York Times
London
the Times
Kensington
United Irish League Progress Report from Cork
A Cork telegram to The Times says the United Irish League is making little headway in the South of Ireland as farmers stay aloof and laborers join Hand and Labour, an organization opposed to the league.
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London
South of Ireland
Cork
the Times
United Irish League
League
London Traction Dispute Reignites After Yerkes Return
The Times reports renewed conflict between the District and Metropolitan Railway Companies after Charles T. Yerkes's return. Each side pursues separate plans with no signs of compromise. Purest Natural Spring Water Known. Ad.
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London Times
NEW York Times
London
the Times
Charles T. Yerkes
Poland
Adyv
Global Steel Firms Organize for Cash Basis Efficiency
The organization reports successful economy through plant expansion avoidance and cooperative action among major steel companies. Cash-based operations reduced bad debts, with about 70 percent of current monthly accounts collected within thirty days. The policy notes strong product demand allowing potential price increases.
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