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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1902

Page

9

Canal Route Debate Urges Prompt Action by Congress

A plea to Congress to authorize funding and set the canal route without delay. urges locating and constructing the interoceanic canal under American control, suggests either a government department or a commissioned board handle the decision, and warns against prolonged debate and canal opponents’ influence.

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New View of Protection Sparks Political Debate

A fragmented historical note argues that a governor, described as Republican, shocks protectionists by an inaugural statement about protection. It claims protection favors man over system and risks subverting the existing order tied to domestic manufacturers and foreign competition.

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Orators of the Future Promised by Prominent Event

A fragmentary notice discusses women as orators and lectures on the idea of women delivering public speeches. It notes the importance of women graduates becoming capable in life problems and government, highlighting confidence and public interest.

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Taft as Civil Governor Admired by Army Critics

A Washington Times piece argues Taft is the ideal civil governor in the Philippines, despite army friction. It quotes officers doubting the civil program, notes race tensions, and warns of future clashes as officials balance between military influence and civil authority while Aguinaldo’s leadership remains trusted by Filipinos.

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