Sir Noel Secures Freedom For Paul At Metz
In Metz a tense scene unfolds as Sir Noel Travers uses a commandant’s pass to free Paul from a drumhead court. The Major resists, but Hildegarde and Beatrix watch warily while the English surgeon sways the outcome with a forged or secured document, ensuring Paul’s liberty and foiling the arrest.
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Sir Noel
Paul
Marshal MacMahon
Moselle
Hildegarde
Noel
Monsieur
Metz
Beatrix
Conrad
Rhinelander
Monsieur le Major
Sieur
Drumhead Court
Aimee
M. le Major
Noel Travers
Eng- Hiahman
le Major
Famous Cooks of Paris Chronicle Noted Chefs and Fates
A Paris medical author surveys famed chefs and historic figures in culinary art. Highlights include Trompette’s fall from grace and stories of Casimir Moisson, the Fauvets brothers, and cooks serving monarchs from Nicolas II to Greece, with notes on epigram makers and clever wits.
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Lemounier
Paris
Trompette
Maison Doree
Casimir Moisson
Baron de Mohrenheim
Fauvets
Duchess of Alba
Eugenie
George Bouzon
Napoleon III
Nicholas II
Bulgaria
Greece
Chevalier
Jockey Club
Jules Gouffe
Sweden
Roumania
Beet Sugar Industry Expands Dramatically Across States
Department of Agriculture agent C F Saylor reports beet sugar production rose from 77 000 tons in 1900 01 to 185 000 tons in 1901 02, with 31 factories operating in 1900 and 11 started in 1901. Nine more plants under construction across Mich Ind Cal Ariz and other states, with capital investments totaling 46 900 000 and annual working capital needs of 9 080 000. Sugar beet purchases projected at 14 700 000 annually. Industry growth tied to national politics and elections.
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C. F. Saylor
Department of Agricultural
Saylor
United States
Sebewang
Carrollton
MountGlemens
Croswell
Mich
Shelby
Ind
Greely
Eaton
Fort Collins
Cal
Phoenix
Ariz
Congress
Department of Agriculture
The Yankee Ajax The Chief Beneficiary
The article argues that American Sugar Refining made large cash advances to Cuban sugar planters during the war era, constituting a mortgage on Cuba’s sugar crop. It contends this would direct the profits from duty reductions on Cuban Law sugars to Henry O Havemeyer’s trust.
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American Sugar Refining Company
Cuba
Brooklyn Times
Henry O. Havemeyer
Insurgents and McKinley Era Tariff Stand in 1900s Debate
The piece lionizes Congressman Robert W. Taylor of Ohio as a leading insurgent defending Republican protectionism against free trade, citing McKinley’s June platform and opposition to reciprocity harming American workers. It links Taylor to the Cuban issue and the Industrial Commission testimony. It then shifts to a Paris Academy report on how ripeness of wood affects fruit bud formation and annual harvests, applying pruning guidance for vines and other fruit trees based on prior year ripeness and current season weather.
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Taylor
Ohio
William McKinley
Protection
McKinley
House
Cuba
Wraylor
Industrial Commission
American Protective Tariff League
Commission
Buffalo
Robert W. Taylor
Republican Party
Ecord
Academy of Sciences
Paris
F. Kovessi
Proof of Insincerity and Sugar Reduction
A Camden New Jersey Courier editorial argues any sugar import cut harms US sugar producers and benefits the sugar trust. It warns four or five Republican states may retaliate politically, showing party inconsistency and a lack of fidelity to radical policy aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Sugar Trust
Camden
N. J
Courier
Sugar tariff circulars draw ire of Michigan newspaper
The Enterprise denounces the sugar trust for urging tariff cuts and wages a harsh attack against the beet sugar industry, calling the trust the greediest and most unscrupulous, accusing it of plotting assassination against a rival beet sugar firm.
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Sugar Trust
St. Ignace
Mich
Campbell Method of Soil Culture Faces Modern Reassessment
A Nebraska or Kansas agricultural article notes renewed interest in the Campbell method as described by Professor Cottrell at Kansas Experiment Station. It explains the disced roller creates a dust mulch to conserve moisture enabling crops with less rainfall, especially on hills where irrigation is impractical. It also discusses swine herd management and automation to raise efficiency.
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Campbell
Cottrell
Yoo Kansas Experiment Station
Kansas
Kansas Station
Tables Neatly Tarned in Brooklyn Trial
A Brooklyn lawyer deftly traps a Heights physician's testimony in a civil trial. The physician linked brain and spinal injury to an increased knee jerk, prompting the lawyer to imitate the reflex and prompt the doctor to acknowledge potential serious brain trouble.
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Brooklyn
Heights
San Jose scale devastates Ohio orchards
The San Jose scale has wrought great havoc in Ohio orchards forcing the digging up and burning of thousands of infected trees. As a result, next season's fruit crop will be short.
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Ohio
Earthquake Rumor Sparks Ground Rent Debate
A wry note reflects on misperceptions versus reality as it links earthquake fears to ground rents. The remark hints at practical concerns overshadowed by speculation rather than direct cause.
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New York
Famous Cooks
Arizona
Steeds
California
Colorado
Idaho
Sean
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Minnesota
Montana
Aareeeer
New Jersey
North Dakota
Perros
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Utah
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Yankee Ajax
Mc- Kinley School of
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