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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1901
Page
5
Atlanta Georgia December 2 1901 rate schedule lists paper sizes 12 to 16 pages 16 to 24 pages and 28 to 16 cage paper for the distribution network across United States Canada and Mexico highlighting carrier terms and delivery areas.
An address in Atlanta praised music's broad role from therapy to productivity. Bilbert Hubbard noted placing pianos in East Aurora shops improved morale and work. experts cited music aiding mental health, easing fatigue, and aiding prisoners and workers alike.
The article debates Cuba’s future as elections determine electors for president and Congress. General Wood predicts possible Cuban handover by May amid costs, sacrifices, and debates over annexation versus independence and the duty of the United States.
General Wood argues for tariff concessions to Cuba on sugar and tobacco to sustain reforms and prosperity on the island. He warns that withdrawing forces could force Cuba back to prewar conditions, risking disorder and costly repetition of work already done. Some fear congressmen may withhold concessions to push annexation. The reconcentration plan attributed to Weyler will not be revived by the United States.
The Inter Ocean laments Chicago’s law overproduction with 8000 to 10600 studied lawyers, yet only 30 percent practice. Many seek profitable work in finance and industry. 4000 to 5000 are out of the law. New restrictions stop few from shrinking Chicago’s crowded bar. Similar woes afflict other American cities.
General James H. Wilson urged reciprocal free trade with Cuba and neighboring American states, arguing it would boost national growth and railways while preserving the Monroe doctrine. The piece discusses potential benefits, risks, and political positions, and blends related era items from turkey trade and段 public notices into a broad, period-voice collage.
Roosevelt will have a busy Monday. He will transmit his message to Congress and press the button to launch the Charleston exposition opening to the public. The column also examines dog scent cases, railway trust regulation, and other mixed topics from various papers.
The article argues for reciprocal trade with Cuba, Mexico, and South American republics, saying proximity makes such ties natural under the Monroe doctrine. It warns that delaying action costs the United States business as rivals inland and stresses the need to build trade relations now before competitors gain ground.
A brief, fragmented discussion argues that American influence expands into Mexico through a vast, quiet movement. It reflects on industrial union strength and the enduring reach of U S interests southward, with obscure references to Tehuantepec and frontier economic power.
Extracts show 1901 cane sugar output rising by 409,573 tons across Cuba Porto Rico Demerara Brazil Java Philippines Mauritius and Peru with Egypt and the United States noted. The report also covers American cotton fabrics gaining market traction in Turkey with a sample sale and price comparisons to Manchester goods.
An 1860s Chicago dispute centers on an unpaid grocery bill of about 3100 acknowledged by an early settler who offered a Washington and Dearborn lot deed in settlement. The groceryman rejected the offer, a public row ensued, and the deed was stored away. The lot’s value rose from $19,000 in 1802 to millions by 1890, while the settler and heirs grew wealthy from other holdings as a lengthy land sale loomed.
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