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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1901

Page

9

Peters Street Franchise Debate and Anarchy Essays

The piece discusses Peters Street franchise as a corpse and questions council motivation amid consolidation, with critique of the competition council and tax implications. It also reviews North American Review December issues on anarchism, highlighting Judge Aldrich and Senator Galter's draft bill as balanced approaches to enforcing restraint through existing law.

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Conspiracy laws aligned with presidential safeguard debate

The article defends conspiracies to kill high officials and foreign dignitaries as a top government concern. It notes Senate support, praises Senator Bacon, and argues the Nicaragua canal project should proceed under current treaties to avoid delaying national progress and provoke international tensions.

Wisdom Back of the Depot Bill Debate Returns

The piece argues the depot bill preserves the state property by keeping Pennsylvania railroads terminus in New York, with plans to tunnel the river to Herald Square and Long Island. It critiques Georgia and Atlanta comparisons and cites Cassatt on the project.

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Philippine tariff bill fuels imperialism clash in House

Washington December 12 Democrats condemn the measure as colonial policy while Republicans mostly back the Philippine tariff bill. Debates hinge on revenue needs, education funding, harbor improvements, and future autonomy for the islands. Democrats warn of vast costs and imperial duties, citing Dingley tariffs and United States losses.

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Memorial services for Mrs. Joseph S. Raine at First Methodist

Memorial services will be held Sunday at 3:30 PM in the Sunday School room of the First Methodist Church for Mrs. Joseph S. Raine, longtime president of the society. The service, in addition to honoring her leadership, will be attended by former friends and coworkers.

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Anarchista and Pirates in The Chicago Inter Ocean

Fragmentary note contrasts anarchists and pirates as universal foes of humanity. It asserts pirates attack all nations while anarchists fight all governments, portraying both as threats without targeting specific states or peoples. The text is garbled and incompletely readable.

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Canal project gains report with Adamson amendment

Washington reports that the Hepburn Nicaragua canal bill received a favorable House committee vote with Judge Adamson's amendment ensuring $10 million expenditures are on presidential warrants. The measure authorizes seizure of Costa Rican and Nicaraguan land, sets canal depth, includes harbor provisions, and caps total cost at 400 million dollars.

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Injustice to Ingersoll noted by Chicago writer

George Wheeler of Chicago complains of an injustice to Colonel Ingersoll in withholding his name from a national display. He cites the Indianapolis speech at the 1876 parade and the fame of Ingersoll as the Demosthenes of America. Wheeler seeks reason from officials and asks for public clarification.

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Cuba Sugar Tax Debate in Courier Journal Tone

The article argues importing Cuban sugar faces a tax that would fall on consumers, but Cuba would compete with beet sugar from other nations. It criticizes the RooseveltRoot administration preference for Cuban sugar as economic and moral to aid Cuba at US expense, noting plans to favor American products in exchange.

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Cuba's Prayer for Tafe and Trade Motives

A fragment from The Philadelphia Jedzet argues the humanity watch led the United States to spend blood and treasure on Cuba. It asserts Cuba seeks profit through American industry and warns against arguments that Cuban trade harms U S interests.

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