Who Pays for Cuban Relief Rumors in Tariff War
A Milwaukee Sentinel letter questions hidden backers behind pro Cuba relief sentiment. It accuses powerful sugar and tobacco trusts of guiding the drive, funding pamphlets, and pressuring duties, while US producers and trusts may reap profits. The piece cites Havemeyer and Atkins to argue for or against duty reductions.
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Michigan
American Economist
Cuba
Sugar Trust
Torbacen Trust
Havemeyer
Jose
Treasury
Ways and Means Committee
Edwin F. Atking
Boston
Payne
United States
Atkins
United, States
Twhares
Milwaukee Sentinel
When Farmers Pivot on Protective Policies and Labor Markets
The New Orleans Item argues that farmers must see protective tariffs as tools for manufacturers rather than producers. It warns Republicans face awkward questions if sugar duties are altered while tropical sugar imports remain competitive. The piece links farmer interests, sugar trusts, and national election outcomes, urging awareness of tariff impacts on labor and agriculture.
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Sugar Trust
New Orleans Item
Shall We Welcome This Worm To a Home Tudastey
A senior Michigan senator faces a defense beyond mere plea for sacrificing one industry to curb revolutionary tropes. The Detroit Journal argues the protection policy is not police power of government nor linked to foreigner aid against Michigan farmers.
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Fale
Michigin
Michigan Farmers Detroit Journal
Knowledge from Materia Medica as Cuba's Trade Guide
The passage criticizes General Wood, Cuba's military governor, for his statements on sugar and tobacco values and trade. It suggests his economic knowledge may largely come from medical texts rather than official sources. The remark highlights questionable accuracy in his communications about Cuba’s exports and economic conditions.
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Wood
Cuba
Materia Medica
Heartless Offerings from Moravian Falls Press
A letter from Moravian Falls North Carolina criticizes Democratic tariff assertions and accuses the sugar trust of lobbying Congress to remove the tariff. The writer likens the sugar trust to a mammy the tariff should not kill.
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Trath
Sugar
Suearrust
Congress
N. C
Yellow Jacket
Flat Free Trade and Reciprocity Debate
A discussion themed around reciprocity and free trade contrasts, examining how allowing a pound of foreign goods to substitute for an American product could shape United States trade policy and domestic industry. The piece reflects editorial stance from the New York Press on balancing imports with protection for American products.
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New York Press
Hop Market Outlook Brings Alarm to Brewers and Dealers
A local report warns of a tight hop market as US last season yielded 160000 bales with only about 10000 bales left. New York state records under 250 dates, signaling a strained supply. Brewers hesitate to buy at current prices while growers await harvest in September.
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United States
New York State
Grewere
Bandit warfare and political notes in brief
The column compiles a chaotic mix of events: bandit persecutions of missionaries in China, Roosevelt era political actions, stamps and coinage figures, stock and rail topics, military appointments, labor strikes, and weather impacts. It records exams of officials, transportation movements, and regional concerns across the United States and abroad. The piece reads like a rapid-fire historically tinted digest of headlines and notes.
Local Writers and a Mississippi Estate Matter
The piece notes Chandler Marrs and Joe Chandler Harrie authoring from Atlanta in a small frame cottage, writing daily totals, and a convict scheme involving stolen funds. It also reports the Mobile Register urging Mississippi to accept Davis’s offer to buy Beauvoir, Jefferson Davis’s former home, kept only by a custodian.
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Dont Chandler Marrs
Joe Chandler Harrie
Atlanta, Ga
Non-President Appoints Col J H Watll as Honorary Aid
Governor Stam Goy McSweeney of South Carolina names Col J H Watll of Yonannah Qa as honorary aid with the rank of Montomagds colony. The selection surprises by state residency, but Watll and the governor share long close ties. both are newspaper men, and Watll has military experience, though a South Carolina native.
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McSweeney
South Carotthaw
J. H. Watlll
Dodd’s Kidney Pills Endorsement from Mrs Shrode
A testimonial from Mrs Barah A Shrode of this place praises Dodd’s Kidney Pills claiming nine boxes cured her Kidney and Bladder troubles. She urges other women with similar ailments to try the remedy, noting its effectiveness in female weakness and kidney disease. The notice mentions a payment term about 40 years after the date.
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Balke
Stendal.leil
Mar. Ltd
Barah A. Shrade
Dodd
Sullivan's Vrothiat Remark Sparks Youthful Self Claim
A distorted report notes Sullivan saying he has regained vigor and humor, claiming he is a youthful and strong man. The fragmentary text records him stating I’ve ju nce and monkey R myself again, a curious self description from an unclear source.
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Sullivan
John 1. Sullivan
Family ties note ceremony amid births in Cincinnati
A fragment from a Cincinnati notice describes Mrs Sven Holloway and her siblings sharing a curious rye of kinship, mentioning she has just given birth to a baby girl with a similar lineage. The piece also notes the grandmother and aunt figure in the family, highlighting a decorative custom observed at the event.
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Sven Holloway
Cincinnati
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