Invasion of Europe noted by Vanderlip in Scribners essay
Atlanta readers are urged to study Frank A Vanderlip’s Scribner article on Americas commercial invasion of Europe. He notes exports rising to about 1.5 billion and imports around 800 million, with the trade balance likely to double as American products flood European markets.
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Europe
the Treasury
Frank A. Vanderlip
Scribner's Magazine
Vanderlip
United States
Siberian
Ganges
United Kingdom
France
Oriental Railway Building
Toola
America
Our Envious Friends and Southern Representation Debate
The Washington Post notes Southern representation reform talks echo across parties with critics claiming the South gains from fourteenth amendment limits. It traces solid South origins to northern Democrats and Tilden Hayes era deals, arguing the South’s current stance arose from past compromises and seeks to undo power dynamics via party rules.
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Washington Post
Congress
Chicago Chronicle
South
Samuel J. Tilden
Hayes
Crisiana
South Carolina
N ‘Ke
Southern influence in national politics and party platforms
The author argues that the South shapes national Democratic lines through representation in Congress and convention influence. He warns that northern Democrats rely on Southern allies, while implying that present “reductionists” may be Republican in disguise. The piece critiques anti-Southern denouncements and predicts southern resilience against rival factions.
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House of Congress
Grover Cleveland
Congress
Dr Henson On Church Building In Chicago
Dr S P Henson pastor of the First Baptist church Chicago lectures to city ministers on why pastors quit after church buildings are finished. He says testing of members reveals mean selfishness, friction, and loss of zeal as old congregations are replaced with new structures.
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Dr. Henson
S. P. Henson
First Baptist Church of Chicago
Henson
Chicago
Church giving and civic duty echo in Atlanta editorial
A Chicago editorial quotes Dr. Henson on church generosity, noting many members give sparingly while churches remain moral civic engines. It urges broad community support for church building, stressing the test of church royalties and urging liberal-minded citizens to help.
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Atlanta
Dr. Henson
Chicago
A Carrie Nation like crusade in Kansas City warned
A column mocks prohibition drama as Kansas City crosses from Missouri to Kansas, noting Judge Mason leads a stake of liquor seizures on the border. It jokes about prohibition zeal, presidential politics, social figures, and wartime era headlines in a stream of satirical items and quips.
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Carrie Nation
Kansas City
Kans
Kansas
Mason
Missouri
Tudge Mason
New Year Reflections and Georgia Philosopher Jests
Fragmented miscellany notes New Year hopes and December poems. A Georgia philosopher joke and humorous quips about Christmas reform, prosperity, and editors. Poetic lines praise better times, while local wit mocks literary tastemakers and a Texas desperado incident.
Wisconsin Ruling on Dentist License and Payment Recovery
Editorial discusses Judge Williams ruling in Motoy versus Heffron in Wisconsin. A dentist may recover for services rendered before licensure, while practicing before license is illegal. The piece also notes government secrecy around paper for currency and safeguarding procedures, detailing extensive checks in Treasury operations.
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Dentistry
Dental Boards
Wisconsin
Williams
F. C. Motoy
John Verfron
State Board of Dental Examiners
John Heffron
Heenan
Heffron
Tyne
Banking reform call to guard deposits and bank runs
A Wisconsin banker argues for a safety fund taxed at $1 per $1,000 to cover bank depositor losses and curb runs, while warning that guarantees may invite reckless lending. The discussion follows debates on asset bank circulation and broader financial safeguards.
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Richmond Times
John Schuette
Wisconsin
The
Milwaukee Sentinel
Gage
Mississippi Growth in Industries and Manufacturing History
A condensed history of Mississippi industrial growth from 1800 to 1900 notes population rise from 606,525 to 1,551,270 and wage earners expanding from 3,164 to 26,4. It details the rise of cotton mills, tanneries, distilleries, timber, cottonseed oil, turpentine and rosin, and ginning, with Meridian and Greenville noted for capacity and establishments. It highlights policy efforts, economic cycles, and key dates such as 1832 land settlement and 1837 panic, outlining major shifts in manufacturing, forest resources, and regional production, including values and employment figures.
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Washington
Mississippi
Migatsaippi
Bureau of Immigration
Foe
Tas
Coastal Plain
Pascagoula River
Hancock County
Meridian
Greenville
Jackson
John Ross
United States
Natchez
Miss
Eix
South
Felletana
Woodville
McComb City
London and Berlin Stock Markets Hold Soft Week
With holidays reduced activity, London shares and bonds showed a cheerful tone but quiet turnover. Bank renewals persisted, prospects for 1902 pointed to revival, and suspicion of U S and French investment entering the London market lingered amid cautious optimism. Berlin saw a notably quiet week with money demand at its lowest December level in years, while Chinese securities and other fixed funds gained. Municipal loans continued, and Hamburg commerce warned on American competition and new German tariffs.
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New York World
Raines
Partridge
Jerome
New York
Roosevelt
Police Board
Tammany
Brooklyn Eagle
London
The
Stock Exchange
General DeWet
Zeefontein
South Africa
Bank of England
South Africa Company
Rhodesia
Paris
United States
France
London Stock Exchange
Manchester
Liverpool
China
Boerse
Berlin
Sparsigh 4S
Sket
Ulion
Red Sea Passage and Booker Washington Story
Washington argued for adaptive education for Black people using a parable about an old preacher who explained the Red Sea crossing. A homecoming student challenged the ice and equator logic, prompting Washington to note that preachers address misconceptions with simple reasoning to clear the way for progress.
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Red Sea Passage
Quitock
Booker Washington
Red Sea
Parson
Jce
Equator
Washington
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