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Dingley tariff debate and Burgess reconstruction volume
A London office notice outlines contact details and a date of October 7 1902. The column quotes Henderson on the Dingley tariff stance and discusses Republican tariff revision debates and Governor Cummins Iowa ideas. It also reviews John W Burgess s Reconstruction and the period 1866 to 1876 on constitutional law and state status within the federal union.
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John W. Burgess
Fed
Burgess de
Nevada
Congress
Reconstruction Critics Clash Over Lincoln View and Congress
A reader notes Professor Burgess defends congressional reconstruction of the South, arguing neither Lincoln nor Johnson could constitutionally restore seceded states. He damns Congress 1867 as brutal and calls enfranchisement a grave political error, but praises the work as deeply revealing of postwar southern history.
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Lincoln
Union
Johnson
Professor Burgess
Congress
Congress of the
United States
Captain Pershing Leads Moros to Quiet Aftermath
Manila reports say Captain Pershing's troops achieved decisive success against Mindanao sultans and dattos in the lake-country expedition. The Moro tribes remain divided, with stronger rulers remaining friendly, aiding American occupation and reducing potential large-scale combat with rebel factions. Pershing’s known leadership and study of Moro culture are credited with preserving datto favor and crushing the rebellion.
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Captain Jack
Manila
Captain Pershing
Mindanao
Datto
Pershing
Lake Country
Reason of the Reunion Pushes Union Through Politics
A distinguished political writer argues reconciliation between north and south grows as Republicans abandon prior race rights dogmas. He notes Civil War loyalties split once, but post Spanish American War shifts in policy toward Porto Ricans and Filipinos force a rethinking of racial equality and southern unity.
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Fred Grant
Fitzhugh Lee
Beieve
Republican Party
South
United States
Philippines
Republican views on colonial policy and trusts debate
The piece surveys Republican stance on southern political rights for Black people, and analyzes Foraker and other leaders on trust regulation. It notes a shifting outlook favoring non intervention, with portraits of Fairbanks, Quay, Knox, and others. Also mentions a crime and public notice items and a death in Georgia.
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Republican Party
Tocateo
South
Coal and sunshine clash in Georgia verse rally
A Georgia child-poet mocks rising coal prices with dialect sketches about wood heat and winter, interlaced with reflections on race, weather, and daily life. The verses evoke a rural South scene with humor and hardship, contrasting rich mens demands with enslaved labor memories.
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Georgia
Richard LeGallienne
Harper’s Magazine
Mr. LeGallienne
Violet Dale Sings Through Tears for Mother at Atlanta Show
The Liberty Belles star Violet Dale danced and sang in three acts at the Grand Opera House to win audience favor while caring for her ailing mother. She swapped stage dress for a private sanitarium visit, staying by her mother's side from early evening until midnight, proving herself a brave daughter beneath the footlights.
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Dale Im
Atlanta
The
Momsie Dear
Dorothy Grey
Punchinello
Columbine
Grand Opera House
Violet Date
New Vigor in the South from The Baltimore American
The piece argues northern influence is reviving the South by immigration and enterprise. It notes fading sectionalism, rising industrial vigor, diversified wealth, and a shift from agriculture to broader industry. The South’s leaders now drive development and prosperity, with yearly achievements in industry and prosperity growing.
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Baltimore American
Henry W. Grady
New England
Grady
Gradty
South
United States
Colorado to Exhibit Resources by Special Train Tour
The Denver Post reports a new Colorado resource promotion plan using a five car special train with ornate exterior panels to showcase hotels, mines, orchards, farms, and scenic spots. Promoters expect Denver to become a central trade hub drawing capital and home seekers, with lavish literature and portraits of notable citizens distributed nationwide.
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Colorado
United States
Denver Post
Denver
St. Louis
Jenny Coupjers
Colorado Hotel and Office
Colorado Mineral Palace
Colorado Horticultural
Colorado Agricultural
Colorado Prospector
State Capes
Manitou
Pueblo
Reg
Semer Steel Works
Sayerton
Ganden
Tds
Greeley
Fort Collins
Leadville
Aspen
Glenwood Springs
Grand Junction
Fruit District
Breakerridge
Florence
Oil Teras
Palmer Lake
Pike's Peak
Durango
Rural Gorge
Marshall Was
Mountains
Canon City
Kult District
Arkansas Valey
Houlder
Hot Sulphur Springs
Steg
Boat Springs
Colorgdo Burro
Calgrado
Presidia Court Session Convened in Atlanta Under New Terms
In Atlanta the first session of the circuit court convened on a Monday under a new time and format. Proceedings mattered to Presidia and S woegooe'd as observers noted the streamlined procedures and heightened oversight by judges.
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Atlanta
New Enterprises Rise Across Diverse Undertakings
Three thousand four hundred fifty four new enterprises were launched during the year reflecting a mix of undertakings. The activity signals diversification and growing hope for the South's future with promise ahead.
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Hst
South
Laughlin attacks Chicago and Alton lease in court
Henry D Laughlin a minority stockholder filed in circuit court to challenge the 1900 lease transferring Chicago and Alton Railroad Company property to Chicago and Alton Railway Company for ninety nine years He alleges Harriman Gould Schiff and Silliman secured control and caused a fictitious stock and bond issue harming minority holders and seeks invalidation of the lease return of property and an accounting.
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Laughlin
Chicago and Alton
Chicago
Chicago and Alton Railroad Company
Chicago and Alton Railway Company
Henry D. Laughlin
Chicago and Alton Railford Company
E. H. Harriman
George J. Gould
F. A. Schiff
James Sillman
Temple Knocks Beauscholte Out in First Round Fight
Larry Temple, the New York colored middleweight, knocked out Jack Beauscholte of Chicago in the first minute of a six round bout in Chicago. A right swing to the jaw felled Beauscholte, who rose but was put down again and counted out after a third blow.
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Larry Temple
Jack Beauscholte
Chicago
New York
Beauscholte
Temple
Beauschoite
Bomb at Hungarian wedding kills three in Kristyer
London dated Vienna report says a rejected suitor detonated dynamite at a Kristyer wedding party in Hungary today. Three people died and several were wounded. Authorities classify the attack as a targeted act of violence tied to a failed marriage proposal.
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London
Vienna
The
Daily Chronicle
Kristyer
Hungary
Doherty Brothers Win European Covered Court Championship
The final doubles in the European covered court lawn tennis championship, postponed Saturday, concluded with the Doherty Brothers defeating G W Hilliard and C H L Cascalet by 3-6 5-7 6-3. The match took place in London in October.
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Dohearty Brothers
London
Europe
Doherty Brothers
G. W. Hilliard
C. H. L. Cascalet
Kings County Democrats Nominate Runners in Six Districts
Democratic congressional conventions in Kings County select nominees across six districts. Nominations include George H. Lindsay in the second district, Dr. Hugh Rogers in the third, Dr. Francis E. Wilson in the fourth, Edward M. Bassett in the fifth, Robert Baker in the sixth, and John Fitzgerald in the seventh.
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Kings County
New York
George H. Lindsay
Hugh Rogers
Francis E. Wilson
Edward M. Bassett
Robert Baker
John Fitzgerald
Copenhagen Rigsdag Re elects Leaders and Promises Tax Reform
The Danish rigsdag has reassembled. The folketing reelected its leaders, and the landsret elected M. Hansen as president, giving the government control of both houses. Tax reforms are promised. A German steamer Drumcuruil off Jutland remains aground despite tow attempts. cargo is being lightered. The Oceanic sailing from Liverpool to New York will carry notable passengers including A J Drexel and W C Whitney. The Reichstag tariff committee favors amended tax measures and asks the Bundesrat to study tobacco taxation for small growers.
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Rigsdag
Folkthing
Lands‘thing
M. Hansen
Drumcruil
Galveston
New Orleans
Norfolk
Hamburg
Julesand
White Star Neer Oceanic
Liverpool
New York
A. J. Drexel
J. W. Gates
Hettie Green
Marquise de Talleyrand-Perigord
Josephine Ruspelt
Sachkville-West
W. C. Whitney
Appeal To Postpone Murder Appeal In Patrick Case
In New York on October 6 Eadward H. Kohler for Albert T. Patrick condemned man John G. Tomlinson sought a court ruling on whether a new six month limit on murder appeals applies. He asked for an extension. District Attorney Jerome preferred the May term for argument due to voluminous testimony from a two month trial. The court reserved decision.
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New York
Eadward H. Kohler
John G. Tomlinson
Albert T. Patrick
Rice
New York City
Court of Appeals
Kehler
Jerome
Parker
Roosevelt Invitation to Moose Hunt in Minnesota
Mayor Frank H. Kratka of Thief River Falls sent President Roosevelt an invitation to hunt moose in northern Minnesota for ten days. The birch bark invitation includes a hunter's license on bark for 25 dollars if accepted. The party would include Senator Clapp Senator Nelson Governor Lindbergh and Congressmen Fletcher Morrill.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis
Minn
Frank H. Kratka
Thief River Fall
Roosevelt
Clapp
Neleson
van Gant
Fletcher
Morria
Operators Condemned in Rome City Mine Dispute
The board of legislation in Cincinnati, by two unanimous votes, passed a strong resolution denouncing mine operators for refusing to arbitrate pending questions with miners and for their attitude at the Roosevelt conference. It urges the president to influence laws giving the government control of mines and railroads to prevent current conditions.
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Cincinnati
Roosevelt
Will of Luther R Marsh Filed for Probate in Middletown
Luther R Marsh estate in Middletown filed for probate with John J. Huyler named sole heir and executor. Huyler, married to the late Clarissa J Huyler, has long served as Marsh's spirit medium. Estate valued between 25 000 and 20 000 dollars includes a large library and spirit pictures.
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Luther R. Marsh
Middletown
Luther R Marsh
John J. Huyler
Huyler
Clarissa
J. Huyler
Mr. Marsh
Mn Marsh
Spirit Pictures
Trust and Democracy in the Modern Economy
American Association for the Advancement of Science address argues the trust movement spreads wealth and democracy, contrasting current concentration with potential broader shareholding. Newcomb cites inside-stock plans at United States Steel as evidence of improving worker access, while noting laborers remain largely sidelined overall.
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Boston Transcript
American Association For the Advancement of Science
H. T. Newcomb
Newcoma
Morgan
United States Steel Corporation
Newcomb
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