Constitution's Eastern Policy Sparks Bipartisan Debate
Atlanta February 10 1902 readers learn how The Constitution's stance on the Philippines draws broad support from democratic and independent papers. The article notes that The Washington Post and St Louis Globe-Democrat view the plan as strong ground against republican policy and predicts impact on future party platforms. It highlights Rep Littlefield of Maine who rails against his party stance, signaling a coming clash over Philippines policy and a possible shift in Republican messaging.
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Philippines
Washington Post
Post
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Democratic Party
Kansas City
House of Representatives
Littlefield
Maine
Blaine
Reed
Dingley
Boutelle
Congress
Utah
Porto Rico
Little Brown Wen
South's Influence and Republican Plans in Congress
The piece argues the South wields influence only as the Constitution allows and critiques The Washington Star’s view. It details five party priority measures for the current session: canal route choice, repeal of Spanish American War internal revenue taxes, creation of a department of commerce and labor, Cuba trade concessions toward annexation, and a tariff bill for the Philippines.
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Washington Star
Crampacker
Moody
Sampson
Santiago
South
United States
Congress
House of Congress
Committee On Rules
House
Senate
Aldrich
Alison
Spooner
Lodge
Cullom
Washington
Panama
Nicaragua
Department of Commerce and Labor
Political editorial on party dynamics and democracy
The piece mocks The Chicago Inter Ocean for weakness and urges a vigorous, oppositional stance to revive democracy. It argues Jeffersonian principles endure and will guide the militant American democracy as election tensions rise. The writer stresses that the fight lines will form before the Fourth of July.
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Chicago
Democratic Party
United States
Sunaga
Democratic Surge Across Nation Sees Third Iowa District Challenge
A era of Democratic energy rises from Maine to California as the party gains momentum against Republican protectionism. Uncle Horace Boies eyes a strong fight in Iowa's third district, with potential recalls and lively factional clashes forecast in northeast Iowa as 1904 campaigns heat up.
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Horace
Iowa
Henderson
Horace Boies
Love
Scotch Dave
Walter Hayes
Jim Weaver
Atlanta and national politics mix in scattered quotes
A jumbled Atlantic page notes Secretary Shaw’s satisfaction amid family revisions and Paderewski performances, while New Haven editors mock Cuba concessions. It mentions a new senate steering committee, tariff talk, and various city rail and depot debates with related editorials and a humorous streetcar incident in Chicago.
Poetic Fragments and Local Notes From The Whitsett Courier
A collage of verses and light notices from The Whitsett Courier includes poems about farming joys and spring, snippets about Jenny Jenny’s coming, reminiscences on Sidney Lanier, and humorous local items. It mentions a candidate named Solomon Absrnt and a Georgia real estate epitaph, plus Wheeler Wilcox declining letters.
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Garden Gate
Jimmy An
Marla
Diggin
Whitsett Courier
Solomon
Georgia
Cotton seed oil industry study outlines huge southern growth
Washington reports Daniel C. Roper's census bureau bulletin on crude cotton seed oil production. In 1900, 337 establishments used 2.48 million tons of seed, producing 25.33 million gallons of oil valued at 2.09 million dollars. Byproducts cake and meal, hulls, and linters add extensive value, with Georgia, Texas, and Mississippi leading in output and exports. The report notes historical law, refining limits, and the potential full utilization would boost seed value dramatically, while olive oil demand declines due to cottonseed competition.
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Jos. Ohi
Washington
Daniel C. Roper
South Carolina
North
Roper
Georgia
Texas
Mississippi
Cape Jtal
South
Natchez, Miss
France
United States
Skinner
Marseilles
Letters From the People and Capital Punishment View
The page features reader letters from Zebulon and William Rey Boyd debating capital punishment. One letter asks for surviving members of Second Georgia troops to contact Presley about an interest in a reunion. The other argues against the gallows, tracing historical and religious perspectives and urging humane progress toward abolition.
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Georgia Editar Constitution
Potts
Wilson
Georgia State
Presley
Zebulon
Nord
Cain
Israel
Moses
George Iiv
Great Britain
Go Lung
Belging
Cinland
Holland
Switackl
Prussia
Portugal
Roaminia
Tuscany
Russia
Musela
Catherine
Ceaast
William Rey Boyd
Femuory
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Clark Howell Roby Robinson
G P. Guinn
W. G McNellet
B. M. Pack
T. B
PUNT
L. Loving
Ulla G. Bardeman
James T. Carter
Claude A. Virgin
Constitution Publishing CO
Bunday
Sunny South
Wedely
NICHOLS &@ HOULIDAY
Constitution Building
Atlanta
Canada
Maries
California
Mount Hood
Key West
McKinley
Cuba
Inter Ocean
Dick Gloster
Bosworth Field
America
Lemly
Semey
Root
R Schwab
King Edward
Kaiser
Babcock
Protection Coop
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
New York
Whitney
Lowsiana
Harrison and Hinky Dink Municipal
Ee Sampson
Justice of the Peace
Schley
Bil
Chandler
Woodford
Cecil
Rhodes
Bert
Princeton
Grover Cleveland
John L. Sullivan
Editorial
Coriduont
Wi Kh Vandgrist
Wiliam Astor
John Jacob
Astor
Sarnellas Lyanderbiley Sr
O. H. B. Belmont
John W. Mackay
Bradley-Martit
Perry Belmont
Herman Oetrehs
Orme Wicon
Ogden Gocjete
Gereney ‘H. Mackay
Levy P. Morten
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
James A. Burden
William Starr Miller
Frederick Varherbilt
George Vanderbilt
W. Seward Webb
William D. Staan
Eliott F. Shepard
Harry Payne Kitney
George Jay Gould
Charles McGelrichs
Philip Hhinelander
Charles T. Yerkes
H McKay ‘Tecombley
Stuyvesant Fish
Ernesto Fabbri
David Henna Morris
Gould
Oliver Hartiman, Jr
Cornelis Vanderbilt, Jr
John D. Rockefellar
John Jacob Astor
George T. King
Tiffany's
New Yor City
Europe
The
New York Journal
Journal
Ford
Ike
Shaw
Wile Paderewski
Poughkeepsie
Vassar
Paderewski
New Haven
Gil
Limited Express
Senate Republicans
Tillman
Bret Watterson
Kentucky
Connecticut
Foraker
O. K
Massachusetts
Savannah Press
LaGrange Graphic
Augusta Chroniele
Alliant Herald
Atlanta Depot Commission
Prince Henry
Athens
Julius Prawn
Admiral Sentey
Union Depot
Saya
Senies 9
State Union Depot
Chicago Tribune
Sin
Ajas
Arthur Symons
Sidney Lanier
Glynn
Lanier
Jenny
Aew
Philadelphia Times
Jonah
London
Barkis
Liberty County
Sweet Dove
Joshua Jones
Eella Wheeler Wilcox
William Muggs
Joan
South Florida
North Georgia
Etlands
Austria-Efur
Gary
Mexico
Germany
Tinstead Kingdom
Netherlands
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