Roosevelt's Message and Tariff Policy Debate
The article reviews President Roosevelts address to Congress noting vigor lacking in tariff and reciprocity, compares it to McKinleys call for fair trade and expansion abroad, and argues Roosevelt favors protection with limited reciprocity. It contrasts with McKinleys stance and critiques Roosevelts conservatism in pursuing action over words. It also mentions U S officials in Sanseos efforts to curb Chinese exclusion evasion and related travel restrictions.
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City And Its Streets In Atlanta Face Compensation Fight
The city council negotiates with public utility firms to secure compensation for street use. A $50,000 offer plus 1 percent of gross receipts is on the table, with insistence that the city deserves adequate payment. Voters fear a new campaign if terms are weak and demand a fair deal for the birthright of Atlanta’s streets.
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In Transit Chinese Seek New Tricks at Guaymas
The article discusses a scheme to smuggle Chinese laborers via Guaymas, noting most tickets point there and border patrols are limited. It suggests in transit Chinese will not land in San Francisco, forcing smugglers to find new methods.
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An Historic Parallel and McKinley's Buffalo Speech
The piece portrays President McKinley's Buffalo address as a turning point in policy marking a move away from rigid protectionism. It describes the speech as prophetic amid a thriving economy and signals a radical shift in his views on international trade relations, provoking a party pushback.
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Reciproc ity and Roosevelts tariff policy debated in era of progress
The piece discusses the tariff fight and the push for reciprocity under McKinley and Roosevelt, noting opposition from party leaders and fears of surrender. It contrasts Lincoln’s decisive leadership with Johnson’s failures and warns of a similar crisis in current policy. It also mentions the Atlanta trial of Helen Wilmans Post, famed for mental science claims, and her high priestess persona.
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Post office probe ties Cincinnati woman to fraud scheme
A Cincinnati case unfolds as postal authorities seize mail to Helen Wilmans, arresting her, her husband, and son-in-law Charles Burgman on $5,000 bail each. Trial set for December in federal court. Wilmans touted as a famed healer with thousands of followers and a Seabreeze investment.
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Supreme Court to Hear More Death Penalties in Mississippi
Mississippi Supreme Court affirmed three death sentences, two for murder and one for criminal assault, with January set for executions. An additional life sentence was also affirmed. The board of control met, noting no escapes, one death, and a total prison population of 1 045 as forty three new prisoners entered the system.
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Rail alliances and legal notes mix in sparse dispatches
Reliable authority reports H. Clay Pierce Syndicate seeking control over multiple rail lines in Mexico linked to Kansas City, Mexico and Orient. Mrs Arabella Huntington’s inheritance tax appraiser named. Los Angeles builds a large telescope frame for Lick Observatory. various court and naval notes touch on receivers, wardship, and isthmian deployments.
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Flashes From The Cable Notice Reveals Official Inquiry Costs
Fragmentary report outlines a British inquiry into tobacco and possible government dealings. Investigators assess costs at £7,000 for a single year, with mentions of 500,000 men and references to political pressure. The text hints at withheld details and public interest in accountability.
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Good Roads Train Planned for Macon Event
Macon Georgia officials and the chamber of commerce organize for the Good Roads special train to visit January 12 to 19. Hon. W. E. Moore of the National Good Roads Association chairs preparations with an executive committee. Local leaders pledge support, invite farmers within 100 miles, and announce round trip fare deals from nearby points.
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Dunham divorce decreed in Savannah court
Mrs Sophie B Dunham won final severance from Bradford Dunham once general superintendent of Plant system in Savannah Georgia. They married in Montgomery August 17 188? and separated in 1900 with accusations of abuse and abandonment. Children Hither and William ages 1 and 3 mentioned.
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White Primary Quietly Renominates Columbus Mayor Chappell
In Columbus Georgia on December 3 special, the white primary for mayor and aldermen passed quietly. Mayor L H Chappell was renominated leading the full ticket. Aldermen nominees included L A Camp Dr J L Darby E J Wynn J H McKnight J L Newman M Sommerkamp Dr J T Moncrief and L T Jones. The only notable contest saw J H McKnight defeat Leo Loewenherz by 89 votes. Darby, a relatively new arrival from Americus fewer than two years ago, led the aldermanic slate.
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Mrs E H Calloway Dies at Augusta Ga
Mrs E H Calloway wife of Judge E H Calloway died at their Sand Hillis home in Augusta Georgia. She was daughter of late Major George Jones once of Alabama and resident of Newnan Georgia. Survived by her mother two brothers her husband and three children oldest five, youngest one week. Funeral set for Thursday due to absent family.
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White Primary Set for Waycross December 13
Committees from the present city administration and Citizens' Club in Waycross Ia confer to set December 13 as the white primary date to nominate mayor and councilmen. The Citizens' Club aligns with the move to harmony. Hon A M Koight seeks reelection as mayor with permission to use his name. The Citizens' Club has not yet named its candidate.
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