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TIGHT IN ITS GRASP.
HOUSE AND SENATE THROTTLED BY THE SUGAR TRUST. Havemeyer Refuses to Accept a Schedule Upon Which Agreement Had Practically Been Reached--Blame for the New Disagreement Shouldered on the Louisiana Senators--The Combine Simply Planning to Secure Time to Land Its Imported Product. Grover and His Advisers Approve It. Havemeyer Wrecks Their Plans. Says It Is Too Complicated. Settlement Depends on Havemeyer.
Chicago Daily Tribune (1872-1922) - Chicago, Ill.
Date: Aug 5, 1894
Start Page: 7
Pages: 1
Text Word Count: 1675
Abstract (Document Summary)

The sugar trust has the Senate and House by the threat. It has never relaxed its grasp since May 7, when the extraordinary sugar schedule prepared at the dictation of the sugar Senators was first reported to the Senate. The events of today fully justify every statement...

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