Will Ruin Cuba Reduce Tariff On ISL Ands Products
Representatives of Cuban interests tell a House committee hearing that continuing present policies will ruin Cuba by not reducing tariffs on ISL And's products. They argue current rates hinder trade and harm Cuban goods entering the market.
Cuban reciprocity debate airs in Congress without resolution
In Washington the ways and means committee hears Cuban reciprocity arguments from sugar and tobacco interests. Delegations from New York Produce Exchange and Cuban leaders pressed for tariff reduction to avert disaster and protect exports, while opponents urged caution amid trade concerns and trust fears.
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Ewan Thomas
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Criticism in Senate over Commerce Department Bill
In Washington on January 17 the Senate closed routine business as Senator Nelson offered his bill to create a department of commerce with amendments adopted. Senator Hale attacked the measure saying it would strip bureaus from other departments and make commerce the cabinet’s dominant entity. Tillman joked about adding another navy to the list. The department bill moved over without action. the Senate also passed a House resolution appropriating $90,000 for the government exhibit at the Charleston exposition.
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Skin grafts performed on burned face in Chicago clinic
At the post graduate hospital a doctor grafted fresh epidermis from the forearms of 15 young women onto a burned and livid face belonging to 16 year old Helen Beck. The procedure followed an explosion blaze and was supported by three times as many volunteers for the donor work.
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Chicago
J. D'Orsay Hecht
Post-Graduate Hospital
Helen Beck
Reservoir land open for settlement in Dickinson area
Dickinson North Dakota January 17 Reservoir claims reopen inviting small stockmen and farmers to gain up to 100 extra acres each Under existing law a reservoir must hold at least 1 500 000 gallons of water Only one quarter may be claimed in a section ensuring broad distribution of water rights
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Magnificent banquet plans for Prince Henry visit to U S
Berlin reports advance arrangements for Admiral Prince Henry of Prussia to sail from Hampton Roads to New York aboard the Hohenzollen. A silver service from the royal treasure is being prepared for use on special occasions. Prince Henry may meet President Roosevelt in Washington after a Potomac cruise and a possible ship launch together.
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King Edward hints at nearing South Africa peace
London January 16 King Edward publicly endorsed growing belief that a South African peace may be imminent. He told Guards officers after reviewing a draft of 1200 Grenadier Coldstream and Scots Guards bound for South Africa. The king’s remarks centered on peace hopes while the ceremony drew the Prince of Wales Duke of Connaught Duke of Cambridge and a large privileged entourage.
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Gift From Former Senator Davis To Grandson
Cumberland Maryland January 16. Former Senator Henry G Davis chairman of the U S delegation to the Pan American congress in the City of Mexico telegraphed a gift of 100000 dollars to his only grandson born a few days ago. The baby is the son of John T Davis of Elkins West Virginia.
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Henry G. Davis
United States
Pan-American Congress
Mexico
John T. Davis
Elkins W. Va
Adam and the Forbidden Fruit Parable Reworded
A condensed moral reading suggests Adam sought the apple for forbidden value, not for the fruit itself. The fault lies in not forbidding the serpent, implying temptation arose from the challenge to prohibit what was not allowed.
Starving dog saved becomes trusted helper says an old tale
A brief folk saying notes the kindness to a starving dog changes its behavior. the proverb emphasizes reward for care and loyalty rather than harm, underscoring a practical morale about compassion and trust.
Peculiar Stock Advice Highlights October Risks
The passage lists October among months deemed dangerous for stock speculation, alongside July January September August December February April March June November and May, underscoring caution for investors.
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