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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1906
Page
2
Free Trade Editor Predicts Tariff Wall Competition
The Free Trade Editor cites Willet and Gray on sugar production, forecasting sharp gains in Porto Rico Hawaii the Philippines and domestic cane and beer. The Evening Post praises internal tariff competition as a new insight. The piece argues tariff battles with Germany would shift American trade and hurt German imports while aiding other markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willet & Gray
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
The
Evening Post
United States
Germany
New Haven
England Hopes Tariff War Largely Disappointed
The Manchester Union notes Chancellor von Bülow in the reichstag says the start of hostilities would bring England the sincerest rejoicing. The piece suggests free traders may face disappointment in a tariff war between Britain and Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Germany
von Bulow
Reichstag
Manchester
N. H.) Union
Tariff Debate Echoes After Poll Losses
Mr Balfour favors tariff retaliation over protection while noting that a political shift can push converts to extremes after a heavy electoral defeat. Mr Chamberlain defended protection and claimed victory, suggesting resilience after the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balfour
Chamberlain
St Louis Globe-Democrat
Restore Tablecloth Life With Simple Trimming
When a cloth shows wear in the middle or along folds, trimming a few inches from one end and one side realigns folds and refreshes the piece, extending its usable life.
Expensive Cornell Banner Causes Chagrin At Ithaca Show
Ithaca May 26 One of the automobile girls in The Earl and the Girl earned an $18 fine from the manager for winding a small Cornell banner around her leg during the performance. The season end drew a crowded house and encores, with chorus stunts beyond the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Pointed Paragraphs and Candid Observations
A collection of aphoristic lines on gender age prudence and social norms. The verses touch on a woman's age affecting rage a man's tendency to conceal troubles foolish risk taking the risk of mules and kicks and the consequences of neglecting duty and property. Noting divorce as a route to happiness.
Rain causes misery at Frisco and Presidio camps
A heavy rain and wind storm began last night and continued through the night, causing suffering among thousands of refugees living in tents and improvised shelters in public parks and vacant lots around Frisco. Most have decent tents but many are poorly clothed and exposed to cold. Senator Dolliver recounts a campaign anecdote about a prisoner in the county jail asking to hear his speech, prompting the sheriff to grant permission and remit the rest of the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Ouboc Park
Presidio
Dolliver
Leslie's Weekly
Tales of Rough Riders and Half Advertising Truths
A Camp night tale recalls a rough rider in Arizona who wrote the President after shooting at his wife by mistake. Laughter follows as another jailed rider pun recedes into the brook’s hush. The piece ends with a Spanish proverb about half-steps to success and a plug for up-to-date Daily World printing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
John Boroughe
Daily World Office
New Press
Union Dye Works Quiet Deeds Highlight Hidden Efforts
A concise reflection notes that notable achievements often stem from quiet, unseen actions, suggesting individuals contribute behind the scenes in meaningful ways.
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