Havemeyer Attacks Tariff as a Cause of Trusts
Alma Record reports Henry Havemeyer, head of the American Sugar Refining Co., denounces the protective tariff as the mother of trusts while aiming to discredit tariff protection for sugar refining. Oxnard counters with claims that tariff favors refining and not beet sugar, arguing raw sugar could boost beet production and that trusts are not benefits of tariff. The piece ties sugar policy to Cuba trade shifts and notes rising U S exports and production dynamics.
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Henry 0 Havemeyer
American Sugar Refining Company
Industrial Commission
Washington
Sugar Trust
United States
Havemeyer
Henry T Osnard
American Beet Sugar Producers’ Association
Havemeier
Wontioman
Traat
Osianda
Plosteer
Standard
Oxnard
Kentucky Democrats Endorse Chicago Platform Unqualified
The Kentucky Democratic convention endorsed the Chicago platform without the slightest qualification. The era notes fools never learn, even in experience. Under the Dingley tariff the deficit for the year is smaller than treasury estimates. Iowa's free silver Republicans have renamed themselves Democrats. Only in name have they been that since Lyi.
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Kentucky
Chicago
Secretary of the Treasury
Vopperband Organe
Iowa
Free Silver
Republican Party
Lyi
Sugar Beet Notes and Beet Seed Prospect in Northern Michigan
The Harrisville Review reports on Alma Sugar Co contracts for beet raisers, a new weekly beet farming column, and a coupon offer for a year’s free subscription. It recounts local labor among beat weeders, a wage dispute, and quotes E Challé of the Agriculture Department suggesting seed beet production may benefit sandy northern soils, potentially making Northern Michigan a leading sugar beet seed region.
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Alma Sugar Co
E. Challe
Department of Agriculture
Michigan
Qhalle
Challe
Northern
Harrisville Review
Carholic Acid Did It Narrative In Newark Barn Death
An elderly Newark resident Joseph Eicher was found dead in his barn on Monday. A coroner's inquest concluded he died from swallowing carbolic acid administered by his own hand during a period of mental aberration on July 8 between 7 and 10 AM.
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Joseph “Eicher
Newark Township
Joseph Eicher
Newark
Nightcap Portrayal Details Catarrh and Nightwear
A Chicago physician discusses how nightcaps influence catarrhal complaints among Americans. He argues wearing nightcaps protects the head from cold, compares men and women’s habits, and suggests widespread nightly head coverage could reduce catarrh over generations, while noting English and Continental perceptions of American thrift.
Mystery Tale Fragment from St. J Miva's Gazette
A garbled 19th century style note recounts a tale of a man from Tyra offering his homeland to save a beloved partner, with Catholic Protestant tensions and a return to an alma mater. Names and places are garbled, but the core plot centers on loyalty, faith strain, and a dramatic vow amid Austrian land and provincial ties.
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Vientia
Wien
Dewahy
Ehild
Vrucelin Jonker
New Yorks Mustiss doure in late hours inquiry
A New York Sun excerpt details a businessman’s belief that ambitious capitalists prefer forenoon meetings to secure investments. He describes his failed attempts to locate associates by afternoon, noting that in New York the wealthy keep late hours but real deals occur in the forenoon. He asserts success depends on early access to decision makers.
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New York
Tyr
Lute Boure
Tuneh
Jas
Hele Lumer
New York Sun
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Alma
Spanien
Husine
Colman
Mua
Hk Heeuts
Ithaca
Jane
Alta
Bert Woodward
Bert
Simon Messimer
F. Brown
Hert
Baxter
Satan
Holland
B.S
Dinke
Tapite
Echoal
Arelie Eistelin
Toby
Hally
Banls
A Dhar
Shii
Issios Eloise
Samhain
Thessingers
Hank
Alma Su Co
Alma Sugar Company
Alma, Mich
Winninger
C. F. Brown
the People's Store
F. C
Chase Petty & Co
Opera House
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