Tariff laws and trusts discussed by Havemeyer before commission
Henry O Havemeyer, president of the augur trust, testified to the Industrial Commission in Washington. He argued tariffs shield trusts and favored limited protection, claiming sugar refining deserves protection while criticizing duties that drain public funds. He urged reforms to tax and tariff structures to benefit consumers and the nation.
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Henry 0. Havemeyer
Augur Trust
Industrial Commission
Washington
State Journal
Havenmeyer
Sis
Toas- Mueh
Het Suger
Jean
United States
Forden Suger
Srutherm
American Industeles
Tarif
Congress
Vteer Refining Company
Hadley Havemeyer on Corporations and Tax Policy
Havemeyer testifies before the commission defending corporate power while criticizing state tax hostility. He argues that capital seeks to avoid burdens, condemns labor strikes when violent, and asserts that corporations unify many small investors for efficiency. He warns against excessive state interference and tariff noise shaping public policy.
Race for Rights The Trust Is the Great Public Enemy
The piece argues that money’s role in power and social order drives progress and temptation. It discusses wealth’s necessity for civilization, the moral critique of riches, and the growing pressure on millionaires as public opinion shifts toward wealth accountability and philanthropy.
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Trohn J. Ingane
New York Journal
Eden
Adam
Jerusalem
Voltaire
Seneca
United States
Rivals argue long-run control and trusts in industry
The speaker defends free enterprise against government protection and argues that prestige wealth and experience ensure success. He praises labor as loyal to workers while warning that trusts threaten independence. He criticizes combinations though notes occasional harsh business conduct can be necessary. He advocates farmer protection through unions and favors tariff support.
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Tival
Mt. Netrafielr
Carnegie
Saii
Havemeyer
Usineks Honky 104
Wealth and Osage wealth critique and Glass Trust action
The piece rails at wealth greed in the United States and praises individual enterprise while condemning socialism. It highlights the Osage tribe as extraordinarily wealthy and argues the government redistributes power and education. It condemns the Window Glass Trust for elevating prices, firing workers, and harming the public, calling for its destruction under law.
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Uriah Heep
Hebert Macabe
United States
Anthmaty
Window Glass Trust
Veht
Ute
Convicted Captain Carter At Large Draws Pay
Disgraced ex Army officer Captain Oberlin M. Carter, a convicted felon, remains at large and drawing pay while offering little to no service amid a broader critique of penal ties and loyalty.
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Oberlin M. Carter
Two New Companies Mustered For State Militia
The state militia section today considers two new companies to be mustered in, one at Wichita and another at Hutchinson. Inspections show vacancies in brigades, with two or three underperforming companies dropped to make room for organized units. London reports famine in East Africa and distress in German possessions and British protectorates, with hundreds of women and children dying. Local note adds American Steam Laundry service with telephone number.
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Mulrary Vesta 18
Sesalon
Cnmpany
Wichita
Hutchinson
London
East Africa
Colorado Paris Exhibit Miniature Pike’s Peak Nugget
Colorado Springs officials announce a two ton gold ore nugget to represent Colorado at the Paris exposition. The $1,000,000 Pike’s Peak miniature will be formed from ore supplied by major camps and shipped in a guarded car to New York for government custody, then returned safely.
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Colorado Springs
C. W. Sanborn
Boulder
M. J. Raney
Leadville
C. de Dickerson
Denver
Huve
Colorado
Pike's Peak
New York City
Rocky Mountain Flyer to Colorado Round Trip Fares
A telegraph notice lists a $2400 round trip fare for Denver Cold Springs and Pueblo with return allowed until October. It mentions reservations via the Colorado Flyer and Palace Sleepers, a Santa Fe telegram confirming an awarding of the Wooster Primer contract to furnish schools of the territory for four years, and a contact at Telephone 620, Kayanski for coal.
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Pueblo
Rock
A.M. Puller
Ume
Colorado Flyer
Crane & A
Santa Fe
Excimer
Wooster
Kacaynski
Healthful praise for Pabst Malt Extract tonic by a mother
A young mother testifies to improved health and baby growth after using Pabst Malt Extract Best Tonic. She recalls initial exhaustion, weight gain upon resuming use, and urges other mothers to consider the tonic for themselves and their children. A Boston doctor endorses the product and notes renewed strength for patients.
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Baby
Saat Titaks
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W. R. Weible, Carpenter
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Fair Grounds
Magnate Havemeyer
Ita Busines
New York
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Race For Rights
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Morrow
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Ohio
National Guard
American Steam Laundry
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Dorchester
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