The Meat Scandal.
New York, June 7
Mr Neill, President Roosevelt's Commissioner at Chicago, assured the committee of Congress that Ayson, formerly Government inspector, but now with the packers, requested him (Mr Neill) to give the packers a mouth to clear up before inspecting, thus preventing an agitation. Wilson, a member of the Nelson Packing Company, informed the Agricultural Committee of Congress that his firm’s foreign exportation had been reduced onehalf. Many orders had been entirely cancelled. He predicted i a terrible panic in the west and j ruin to many farmers and breeders if the backers’ foreign trade were. ruined as it seemed likely it I j would. Jr i London, June 7, 1 : Mr Haldane, Secretary of State for the War Department, assured the House of Commons that he had sent a picked officer to America to inspect the m rat before it was despatched under contract and to examine the methods of manufacture.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3686, 14 June 1906, Page 2
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156The Meat Scandal. Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3686, 14 June 1906, Page 2
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