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  1. The Lumber Barons’ Ultimatum: 'No Treaty Without Tariff Protection'

    In a packed Tacoma hall in June 1904, Seattle’s top timber executives drew a hard line with Senator Fairbanks: if the U.S. wants a trade deal with Canada, it must keep lumber tariffs high—or lose the Pacific Northwest’s economic backbone.

    Jun 9, 1899The Seattle StarChamber of Commerce, Tacoma, Pierce County

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