Countess Schemes and Paul Rhinelander Trap in Berlin
Paul Rhinelander travels to Berlin after a note from Hildegarde and faces a trap set by Countess Aimee. The scene shifts from hope of aid to danger as the Countess promises danger and challenges, while Paul wavers between loyalty and passion.
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Paul
Mynheer
Spree
Rhinelander
Berlin
London
Whitechapel
Hildegarde
Heidelberg
Pan
Aildegarde
Aimee
Ovcnrred Rhinelander
Pam
William
Warl
Esmeil
Old Mexican Mines Rediscovered Near Clanteguita
Spanish annals claim Tapaya mines in Mexico yielded 80 million dollars between 1600 and 1700. After that Indian slaves purportedly killed the Spanish owners and the mines vanished. Now they are said to be rediscovered near Clanteguita, previously marked on maps as near Das Pilates.
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Mexico
Das Pilates
Clanteguita
Subterranean Lakes Found in Eucla District Australia
Subterranean lakes discovered in the Eucla district of Australia lie about thirty feet below the surface. They contain abundant potable water and hold practical importance for this arid region. The find also offers scientific value by explaining river disappearances in the area.
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Australs
Eucla
Australia
Reducing the Duty and Cuban Tariff Concessions Debate
Washington dispatches report Roosevelt pressing House Ways and Means to ease sugar and tobacco duties. Agreement aim is avoid ruptures over Cuba while considering reciprocity and noncompetitive imports versus full free trade. The piece questions who gains future value from increased foreign competition.
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Wash'iston
Petiuary
Roosevelt
House Committee On
Ways and Means Committee
Aso
Congress
United States
Cuba
Protectionista
Inaugural Views and Agricultural College Notes
Democratic papers praise Governor Cummins inaugural message while questioning its meaning. A Iowa Agricultural College report highlights a January stock and grain judging short course attracting 400 attendees and leading authorities. Also cited is a Wisconsin analysis praising Ben Davis apples for price and storage despite flaws.
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Towa College
Towa Agricultural College
Agricultural College
Towa
Chicago
Iinois
Yale
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansas
North Dakota
P GQ Molden
Pekin NL
University of
Washington
Question of Cuba claims and protection in politics
The piece argues for a hard protectionist line and warns that repeating the Hawaiian episode could harm U S business. It critiques Governor Cummins as a temporary free trader and stresses the need for the Republican party to stand firm on protection before executive pressure shifts policy.
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Cumilins
Cumintus
Cuba
United States
Protectionists
Ways and Means
Sugar Tariff Debate Targets Refined Sugar Duty
President Havemeyer of the sugar trust opposes the raw sugar tariff arguing savings of 85 million dollars for consumers. The question now is whether the duty on refined sugar should be abolished first to aid the refined product users and the sugar industry.
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Heo
Havemeyer
Sugar Trust
Fravemeyer
Before We Force Farmers to Pay Cuba What Do We Owe
A speaker questions owing Cuba and suggests verifying the debt first. If owed, proposes paying from domestic treasury and ensuring the right recipients receive funds.
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Cuba
Bananas and Cocoanuts Power U S Diet Here
The United States Frost Company distributed at least 17.5 million banana bunches and 13.5 million coconuts in the U S and Canada last year. Sixty ships served the banana trade. The figures imply more than twenty bananas per person, and about one coconut for every six people, with caveats for fair division.
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United States Frost Company
United States
Canada
Land Free from Snakes on Saidwich Islands
The Saidwich Islands resemble Tre land in their freedom from snakes with only one species known and that not common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saidwich Islands
Treland
Carbon Bisulphide Use Against Cabbage Root Maggots
1880 A J Cook began experiments with carbon bisulphide to combat cabbage root maggots. Proper application releases gas that kills maggots without harming roots. Success varies by soil and timing. studies by M W Slingerland at Cornell in 1894 confirmed safe, effective control when applied correctly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Cook
M. W. Slingerland
Cornell Experiment Station
Cheese Exports Decline in U S 1901 Versus 1870
The article notes US cheese exports fell by over 30 percent in 1901 compared with 1870 while Canada showed an astounding rise of more than 3 000 percent. It says US trade quality has not improved and 1901 exports were among the lowest in thirty years except 1896 and 1899. It urges fruit growers to adapt to new methods fruits and markets.
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Paul
Gettin
Wisconsin Horticulturist
Wisconsin
Ben Davis
Tye
Madison
United States
Canada
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Street & Smith
New York
Paul Rhine van
Strasse
Ter
Paul Md
Fre
Beame
Monsien
Nes
Tam
Countess
Plains of
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Aig
Tuve
Justice Gray
United States Supreme Court
Judson L. Hlarmon
Domeostic
Ture
Ts Mone
Ugars
Marane Ae
M. Havemes
Watts
Seattle
Cummins
Tawa
Free Trade Tunnel
Free Trade League
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