Report on Chinese negotiations by Special Commissioner Rockhill
Washington December 11 The long expected report of Special Commissioner Rockhill to the secretary of state on his work in Pekin has been submitted to congress with the protocol and detailed statements It outlines four main aims adequacy of punishment measures to prevent recurrence indemnities for losses and improved relations with China It notes US insistence that China punish culprits but that the Chinese government carry out punishments It emphasizes moderation to avoid further bloodshed and rejects prolonged occupation or an international fort in Pekin The indemnity seeks a reasonable total well within China's means totaling 333000 thousand dollars The report discusses customs tariff changes to fund the indemnity and cooperation with China on water approaches to Shanghai and Tien Tsin with a move to substitute specific duties for ad valorem rates
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Washington
Rockhill
Secretary
Pekin
Congress
China
United States
Pékin
Shanghai
Tien Tsin
Cotton Halls of Georgia Capital in Industries Here
The census bulletin on Georgia manufacturing shows 1900 gross product at 103,640,037 and net 78,154,011. Capital invested in 7,544 establishments totaled 239,769,056 with salaries 3,954,546 and wages 20,290,071. Cotton goods lead, employing 22 percent of workers and worth 18,644,010. Atlanta reports 16,085,114 capital and 1,121,899 production. Augusta 39,016,619 and 10,080,750. Macon 5,076,005 and 6,495,767. Savannah 5,716,491 and 6,461,816.
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Washington
Georgia
Atlanta
Agusta
Macon
Savannah
Atlanta Council Debates Atkinson Plan and Tax Impact
Local council hears opposed and pro consolidation arguments on Atkinson proposal. Evans favors consolidation while outlining no terms, and chambers urged careful study of power issues. Speakers warn of monopoly risks and call for relief measures amid rising city revenues and burdens on common people.
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Atkinson
Evans
Luther Rosser
Kontz
J K Orr
Chamber of Commerce
Orr
J. J. Spalding
Fr Orr
Atlanta
Catholic Laity Federation Announces Chicago Convention
The American Federation of Catholic Societies, formed last summer in Long Branch and established in Cincinnati this week, plans its first regular national convention in Chicago on July 18, 1902. The federation numbers over half a million laity and has the endorsement of the pope, American cardinals, the archbishop of this province, and several bishops.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Long Branch
Chicago
City council debates franchise valuations and electric power
A heated council session centers on the Atkinson proposition and franchise values. Inman questions city power to set conditions on consolidations while Arkwright and Woodward press for uniform expiry terms and fair valuation. Colonel Thomson and Judge Hillyer urge cautious, businesslike terms and a clear electric power rate framework.
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J. J Spalding
Orr
Atkinson
J. G. Woodward Spen
James G Woodward
O Neil
Mr. Inman
Mr Inman
Arkwright
Inman
Kontz
Lev Tanes
James Woodward
Consolidated
Repid Transit Company
Thomson
Woodward
George Hillyer
Ile
Chattahoochee
Grady
Are O
Tidge toChairman Welch
Uing
Hane Ate
STUARTS CATARRH TABLETS PROMOTED AS SAFE CURE
Promoters claim Stuart's Catarrh Tablets offer a safe non add drug alternative for all ages. They tout tablet stability and convenience, deny local nose throat remedies, and assert bloodborne cure by antiseptic active ingredients from eucalyptus bark red gum blond root and hydrastin.
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Stuart
Medical Department
United States Army
Btuart
Madern
Urawer
Wehalor
Erro
Brent
United States
Gacada
Catholic Societies Form Federation Amid Renewal Debate
The article notes the formation of the American Federation of Catholic Societies with a new constitution centralizing authority while preserving local autonomy. It reports debates over admitting women, the structure of representation from local to national levels, and a pledge of loyalty to the Catholic Church and President Roosevelt. A cable from Cardinal Rampolla is read, and the convention names officers with Thomas Minshaw elected president.
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Committee On
American Federation of Catholic Societies
United States
Atl
IJ Coyle
Sy Ayte
Pons
Wiliam McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Rampdlla
McFaul
Rome
Cincinnati
Armerican Federation of Catholic Societies
M. Cardinal Rampolla
Chicago
Jata
T. B Mineahan
Ohio
L J, Kaufman
New Jersey
Cannon
Triol
Tatth Fitzgerald
Ner Arte Gecrétar
Cholas Jonner
Abuque
Ef. J Fries
Hawkes The Optician Moves to New Store on Viaduct
Omaha dispatch reports Hawkes The Optician has moved to 1 White Hall Street on the viaduct. In a separate case, Miss Agnas Frizzell sued J C Root and Woodmen of the World officials over a Tidings libel, with a verdict for Frizzell granting 314 000 damages for the tombstone dispute tied to an Arkansas tornado victim.
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Omaha
Nebr
Agnas Frizzell
J. C Root
Aovereign
Woodmen of the World
Miss Frizzell
Arkansas
Walthour Tries to Steal a Lap at Six Day Race
Walthour, after four hours rest, attacks for a long lap at Madison Square Garden as New York hosts the six day bicycle race. McLean and Butler gain a lap. Walthour remains with the leaders amid crowd excitement and referee disputes over lap validity. Strong bids from Maya Wilson and McHachern are noted along with forecasted finish order and entries for races in New Orleans and Oakland.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Walthour
Atlanta
Fredericks
Julius
McHachern
Butler
McLean
McHacherns
Menkirk
Munro McHachern
Wanthour
Maya
Wilson
Fischer
Chavellier
Babcock
Turville
Lawson
King
Samuelson
Jack
Hart
McLaren
Henri Fournier
Tom Eck
Newkirk
Munro
Sataxers
Ifqr
Breper
Simar
Chey
Drapk
Gongoltz
Fisher
Chevalier
McBachers
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Golden Medical Discovery
McCauley
Leechburg, Armstrong Co
Pierce
Nates
Hethe Anteeem
Dr. Pierce
Dr. R. Pierce
Buffalo
Cotton Halls OF
W. Grove
Inean
A. B. Warner
A B. Warner
Comn
Council
George W. Evans
Atkinson Propedal
Borehe
Hugh Inman
Hugh T Inman
LaHatte
Johnson
Soman
Catholic Laity
Pope
Hood
L. J. Garland
Shady
Jasme
Atlanta Bay
Hiza
Bobby
Fournier
New Orleans
Princess Mat Saragamp
Star Cotton
Pile Tate
Queen
Life Line
King Elkfood Bliss
Conrad Alvas Pet
Nannie J
Waoastick
Monos
Major Mansir
Belling
Lady Kent
Little Jack Horner
Ed Gertland II
Alpaca
Warren Point
Cadet
Jessie Jarboe
Barbara ¥ Ketche
Waterhouse
Johnnie McCarty
Pb Menace
Andes
Strangest
Henry Bort
Bennell Laufer
Celon
Robert Banner
Joe Doughty
Mr Phinizy
Bombshell
Swordsman
Prince Blaze
Oakland
You Clieveden
McNamara Pat Morrissey
Bitnaido
Gold Baron
Casteke
Torsina
Ce Rice
Alfredo
Elling
Br Arte
Mazo
Alas St Anthony Mont Eagle
Mission
John Vetch
Windward
Angelene Schwarzold
Prestone
Flace Tered
Matin Bell
Arthur Boye
Phil Crimins
Mijas
Bendara
John
Carr
the Maniac
Remele
Bedner
Lie
Jim Hale
Redlick
Blitz Bedeck
Hale
Glatter
Orleans
Eclipse
Asia
St. Louis
Denver
Colorado
Californ
Sesmie Colorado
Salt Lake City
L. W. Wakeley
J. N Merrill
G.P.A
N. Pryor
Atlanta, Ga
Jacobs
Colgate
Roger %& Gallet
Vera Violetta
Gubin
Cellum
Wens
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Joan Box Nae
Durrett
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Specelal
Ben Durrett
Pinkie Miller
Harpers
E. Nesbit
Stephen Crane
Harplr & Okullihs
Dilhins
NEW Ord
Zéridevcu
Macien
Ther Vital Nerv
Bennett
Dr. Bennett
Kelley
the Jeweler
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