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Witholding [i.e. withholding] the goods of the last ditchers

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Witholding [i.e. withholding] the goods of the last ditchers

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Cartoon shows Theodore Roosevelt holding sheet of paper "Senate messenger. Call around April 23." while exchanging another sheet of paper "Report beet sugar. Secty of Agriculture March 26" with Henry Osborne Havemeyer behind his back. Havemeyer holds a pair of scissors and rests on bags of money "Sugar Trust Profits."

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01/01/1902

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Santiago de Cuba (Cuba), 20.02472, -75.82194

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