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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1901
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes describe district tax actions in Dist No 1 and Stewart, including likely language about towns, taxes, and registration deadlines. The readable portions reference tax collection and separation from other town taxes, with mentions of acts and procedures.
The passage argues that money alone does not define a legitimate businessman and that every person is part of a social whole. It condemns unproductive, self-centered living and urges those sliding into solitary, parasitic consumer behavior to seek honest work immediately.
The U S government rejected the Cuban constitution adopted at the Havana convention amid surprise and concern among Havana conservatives. Interviewed leaders said they believed Washington would accept the document, and that their votes against the majority report were influenced by changes to the text and the Platt amendment which were later shaped into a concurrent resolution.
Fragmented notice outlines attendance and payment concerns linked to a hurricane impact in Georgia. References to the Soldiers Home at Raleigh and a state public law, with mentions of a House of Representatives committee and an examination by Grooxs, Ja, Fee.
A garbled Washington special discusses a debate over bond interest rates and public finances, mentioning a secretary and a Chinese view. The fragment references March 11, 1901 and Bryce Grimes as secretary, with unclear context and damaged wording.
Reports describe sight boats fishing as a violent storm scattered vessels. Only three boats are believed to have survived while the others drifted to sea. Port arrivals show wrecked craft seeking shelter but rescuers fear loss of life among the crew.
Fragmentary notes indicate General Ward plans a special session to discuss muster out of volunteers under the general act. Details are unclear due to garbled text but center on military demobilization procedures and authority actions.
President McKinley spends days beside his wife in California while nurses and a trained attendant keep vigil. Doctors hold consultations as the illness lingers, and Secretary Cortelyou issues a cautious public update on her condition.
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