Countess of Warwick Advocates Labor Party in England
The Countess of Warwick, famed English dramatist and philanthropist, funds and leads a twenty five woman delegation to the United States to study labor conditions. She supports a labor party in Parliament, speaks to workers from a wagon stage, and urges effort for labor representation while funding education and charity ventures for girls.
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England
Warwick
Tong
Hyward
Wil Thorne
House of Commons
Lease of Commons
America
United States
Wach
Countess of Warwick
Lady Brooke
Tiooke
Wranby Croft
Candied Flowers Reach U S Markets in Luxury Salu
Evolving luxury confections bring candied violets into U S taste. Vendors tout fragrant petals as edible treats and perfumed decor, expanding from simple palate tints to fragrant bouquets in high end venues.
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Ciwle
Hao
United States
Peculiar Congressional Breaks Before Adjournment
A sprawling report details unusual errors in Congress as it rushed to adjourn. The agricultural appropriation bill was signed by the President before the Speaker’s signature, later corrected to confirm passage. A Sundry Civil bill item for a new Washington department site was included by enrollment clerks, then repealed by both houses.
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House of Representatives
House
Senate
Washington
Congress
Canadian reciprocity debated as Canada waits U S move
Ottawa writes that reciprocity with the United States is unsettled as Canada weighs budget debates and leadership positions. Crown ministers and leaders like Laurier favor closer Anglo American ties if mutually beneficial, while anti reciprocity factions hold sway until Washington acts, amid tariff changes.
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Ottawa
Canada
Unites States
United States
Crown
Wilfrid Laurier
England
British Empire
Richard Cartwright
Lougheed
Senate
Edward
North American
North America
Agalu
Cain
Uy Lrs
Washington
Lutidua
Umada
Pure Food Demonstration After House Hearing
At a House hearing representative Mann staged a mock grocery display with adulterated foods to push for a national pure food law. He illustrated pepper from ground olive pits, bleached cherries colored with coal tar dye, olive oil counterfeits, a glucose honey with a real bee inside, and a preservative called Mreezine claimed to be unsafe. Strong display highlighted deceptive labeling and the need for stricter controls.
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Mann
Mr. Mann
Inmany
Sunu
Wright
Mfatiu
Department Store Deception and Shipping Of Mysterious Foods
A public demonstration accuses department stores and mail order houses of selling underweight cans and imprecise packages. Mr. Mann exposes that many breakfast foods and coffees are sold in near equal weight to their packed boxes, misleading buyers about true contents and prices.
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Short Wright
House of Representatives
Mann
Winds
House Committee
Stevens
Minnesota
Mani
United States
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