Explanations for McKinley on Porto Rico policy debated
Atlanta dispatch outlines Republican reactions to President McKinley’s Porto Rico tariff stance. It notes a dozen explanations from a central source, with farmers and workers pressing for clear answers while city districts remain safer politically. The piece cites changes in policy and a controversial interview with Henry Loomis Nelson as evidence of shifting views.
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Porto Rico
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Nelson Thit Ouda
Trea
Explanations for Porto Rico Tariff Debates Amidst Politics
The passage outlines multiple explanations for President McKinley and cabinet actions on Porto Rico tariffs. It discusses leveraging revenue from tariffs for island welfare, shifts in public and congressional support, and assertions of free trade versus benevolence. It attributes these rationales to unnamed officials and political pressures.
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McKinley
Porto Rico
Congress
The Crime of Governor Taylor in Kentucky
A critical view condemns Governor Taylor for aiding escaped criminals and conspiring with indicted men to subvert justice. The piece denounces pardons that shield crime, asserts judicial bodies acted lawfully, and calls for patience and obedience to courts to restore public fidelity.
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Taylor
Kentucky
Coebel
Mr. Goebel
Union
Goebel
China’s Cotton Plant and U.S. Cotton Supply Fears
A consular report argues China’s cotton will not threaten the southern monopoly. It notes Chinese cotton grows on light soil, not dark, and its scale in local economy is limited. Early dry springs could prevent entry or damage crops if planted, limiting potential impact.
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China
America
Hall of Fame proposed by Miss Gould blazes path for American greatness
The article lauds Miss Gould for proposing a Hall of Fame to honor American achievement, to be housed at New York University. It notes the requirement that candidates be American-born and quotes praise for her philanthropy and patriotic vision. It also comments on the value of national pride and discourages foreign influence in honoring American icons.
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United States
Telen Rould
Misa Gould
New York University
Jay Gould
Miss Gould
America
Miss Goula
Georgia echoes for direct election of US senators
The Virginia legislature backs a constitutional amendment for direct election of US senators by the people, a reform supported by Georgia voices. The Washington Star notes it dismisses money influence, praises primary elections, and ties to Speaker Crisp's legacy. Other dispatches discuss Kentucky politics and Republican infighting over expansion and tariffs.
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Georgia
Virginia
United States
Washington ‘Star
Siressa
Crisp
Senate
Cigar Makers Union Vice President Found Dead in Tampa
Jose Muniz, vice president of the Cigar Makers' International Union, was ill yesterday and found dead in bed this morning in Tampa. His funeral today drew attendance from all local labor organizations.
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Cigar Makers’ International Union
Tampa
Fla
Jose Muniz
Ead
New Decatur Mill Proposal Sparks City Meeting
A special New Decatur Commercial Club session discussed a cotton mill project. A proposed plan calls for a new mill valued at around 0,000 with a seasoned owner relocating to the south. The committee drafted a proposal seeking New Ber atur to donate a site of twenty and contribute 15,000 stock in the mill.
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New Decatur
Ala
Railway agents' banquet praised as funds borne by locals
Resolutions of thanks for visiting ticket agents overlooked local rail workers who financed entertainment out of pocket. Southern Railway added two new dining cars duplicating last fall's model, serving New York and Florida routes with mahogany interiors and ample kitchen storage.
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Constitution Unit
Florida
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Southern Railway
New York
Dayton
Jourlaia
Southern praise for The Constitution on cotton fight noted
The Atlanta Constitution earns high praise from Southern lawmakers for its stance in support of cotton and the cotton farmer. Congressional remarks laud the paper as a force for the South, with praise flowing from Hon. Albert Burleson and others in the Democratic ranks.
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Constitution
South
Albert Burleson
Ninth
Texas
Burleson
Souvenir of Peach Tree Creek Battle Shared in Georgia
Hon George R Peck of Chicago, counsel for the Chicago Minneapolis and St Paul railroad, received a pine tree section pierced by a minnie ball from Peachtree Creek. He prizes it as a memorial and symbol of lasting peace. Atlanta and West Point and Western Railway of Alabama officials presented engraved pocket knives as souvenirs to ticket agents at a convention, praising the railways’ leadership and stability.
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Alabama
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Incendiary Attack Feared on Chattanooga Whisky Heater Home
Great excitement in Chattanooga citys southern section follows an arson attempt on John Costellos residence. Packing saturated with coal oil was found under three counters and burning before discovery, with a black suspect said to be vigorously sought for and to be summarily dealt with if found.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
John Costello
The Fellows That Tramped It with Lee Poem tribute
A poem tribute by William C S Dumas from 1900 honors the volunteers and veterans who tramped with Lee. It praises the old soldiers who followed the chieftain through sleet and rain and kept faith from field to retirement, honoring their shared heroism and sacrifice.
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William Cs Dumas
Mississippi Adjoins Session Closes With Key Bills Pending
Jackson March 1 The Mississippi legislature will adjourn Monday afternoon after nearly ten weeks. A large amount of business remains on the calendar and about 75 percent of bills may be disposed of. The Adams anti lynch law bill passed the senate, limiting damages and speeding trials, with provisions to remove negligent sheriffs. The anti trust bill passed the senate and awaits governor’s approval. Back tax suits against Illinois Central suffered setback in the senate. Primary election law and schoolbook measures face lengthy debates and uncertain fate amid late session struggles.
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Miss
Mississippi
Jeth Lun
Senate
Cox
Prentiss
United State Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Fragmentary note on Carpenl and Moore Mem to Hsten Holders
Readable fragments reference Carpenl and Moore Mem to Hsten Holders with unclear actions and dates. The text lacks complete names, places, or concrete events to reconstruct a full item.
Textile Workers Eye Southern Union Expansion
Columbia S C March 1 special It will be weeks before skilled laborers in South mills join Textile Workers Union says a union member Worded opposition exists among mill owners who hesitate to allow unionization Some plants discharged workers who joined the union and relatives employed in mills after notice Organizers from the North have reportedly been active in the state asserting workers rights to organize despite management resistance
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South
Eaton
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Ghenan Y. A. Burnett
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