Little Is- l Ail lions or the Witch of Monte Carlo
In a railcar siege on a European express Jones and Merrick thwart brigands after a wreck and uncover a plot to abduct a count. Merrick and Constance Dare reunite amid danger, as romance rekindles beside a tense chase and political intrigue.
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America
Merrick
Jones
Italy
France
Mufti
Africa
Leon
Republic
Mark Merrick
Transvaal
Little Miss Millions
Constance Dare
Parisiain
Constance
Mark
Mr. Merrick
Lessler recalls Choate clash over Standard Oil case
Montague Lessler recounts a New York clash with Ambassador Choate during a Standard Oil controversy. He describes questioning Choate's clients, a lengthy court argument, and Choate later greeting him at a College of the City of New York address with a cordial, reflective query about the prior dispute.
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Montague Lessler
Ambassador Choate
Standard Oil Company
Rockefeller
Choate
Mr. Choate
Springfield Manufacturer Presses Reciprocity Over Protection
A Springfield Ohio factory chief argues for freer foreign trade and partial tariff cuts to aid reciprocity, noting some sectors lack protection. The National Association of Manufacturers endorses reciprocal proposals that protect home industries, urging a careful tariff approach and a reciprocity commission to study each treaty’s impact. The Indianapolis and Washington resolutions urge policy that benefits all domestic industries without harm.
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Springfield
Ohio
Deering
Washington
Mr. Deering
National Association of Manufacturers
Indianapolis
United States
Congress
Protective Tariff Stands as Safe Anchor for Labor
The tariff is essential for American manufacturers and workers. Reducing it risks lower wages and harm to labor families, as evidenced by Germany's economic downturn from agrarian resistance to U S farm imports. Italian leader Luzatti warns that a proposed German tariff could trigger reprisals, ruin industry and agriculture, and depress commerce and influence.
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United States
Germany
Signor Luzatti
Italy
New York “Tribune
Des Moines ‘Register
Prodigal's Return and Tariff Trap Debate
An editorial reviews tariff fears for workers and the steel trusts. It argues tariffs could lower prices but also threaten wages, warning the GOP against a tariff revision trap. The Wheeling Intelligencer is cited on the risk to workingmen if schedules are altered.
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Democratic Party
Republican Party
Congress and Tariff on Sugar versus Steel
The Grand Rapids Herald questions if a Republican majority will remove tariffs on sugar without affecting steel tariffs. It argues Congress should not reward Cuba or sugar interests at the expense of other industries, cautioning against insincere reform and emphasizing broader national duty.
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Congress
Babcock
Sugar Trust
Allison
United States
Peopl
Cuba
Grand Rapids “Herald
Patriotic Sugar Trust Aims to Save Consumers 80 Million
The sugar trust claims removing the raw sugar tax would leave 80 million dollars in consumers pockets. It warns that true patriotism by corporations hides treachery and notes heavy sugar property interests in Cuba while urging Congress to abolish Cuban sugar duties to import its own product.
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Sugar Trust
Dea
Suga Trust
Suga
Cuba
Congres
Adulterant in Bran: Coffee Berry Seed Coat Found
A Pennsylvania station report analyzes bran samples showing 8 percent protein and 36 percent fiber with yellow parchment like particles from inner coffee seed coat. Marketed as cornaline cattle food, it yields only 2.5 to 3 percent protein and about 60 percent fiber, making it of low feeding value. Connecticut and New Jersey stations confirm similar adulteration patterns and a distinctive microscopic marking.
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Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Winton
Connecticut
Wheat versus corn as stock feed for digestible nutrients
The table compares digestible nutrients in 100 pounds of wheat and corn, showing wheat has 10.2 pounds of digestible protein vs 7.8 for corn, about 30 percent more. Wheat excels in digestible carbohydrates while corn provides more fat relative to protein. Luther Foster and the Maine station note wheat performs at least as well as corn for dairy cows.
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Maine
Timothy
Utah
Luther Foster
Wyoming Station
Digestible protein and carbohydrates in common feeds
A table lists digestible protein and carbohydrate values for common feeds. It shows protein first then carbohydrates for each feed item, highlighting the nutritional components used in animal diet formulations.
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Drates
Buying Animals for Quality Over Cheap Stock
Professor C. S. Plumb urges buyers to inspect stock personally, avoid relying on others, and pay for quality rather than quantity. He warns against choosing animals solely for low prices and emphasizes selecting animals that meet actual needs and will contribute to improvement. He advocates purchasing no stock without firsthand evaluation.
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Prof
C. S. Plumb
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New York
Street and Smith
Russia
Strick
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