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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1901
Page
2
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A Frenchman plans to cross the Atlantic by air ship amid talk of new terms like Moregateering meaning to gobble up. The report notes a China incident described as hauled down the Hag and questions if jingoists will howl. The Constitution does not follow the day nor the Shamrock, sither.
The report notes heavy British casualties in South Africa. Kroger states the war will stagger humanity, underscoring the severe toll and global concern over the conflict.
The Louisville Courier Journal notes oil discoveries in Texas have driven up land values to thousands per acre. It observes foreign troops leaving Pekin and that Pekin remains, while old critics of the gold standard now see per capita circulation exceeding $28 and 33 percent higher than in 1890, despite earlier promises of decline.
A New York World dispatch recalls close decisions that shaped history including Mr Tildens presidential fate by eight to seven, the Cuban Platt amendment by fourteen to fifteen, and the Porto Rico case verdict five to four. It notes Franklin’s stance that any peace is better than war and warns against capital and labor clashes harming prosperity.
The Porto Rico decision sparks wide comment as authors explain the ruling on territorial status and citizenship. Grosvenor notes major points: ratification of the Paris treaty makes possessions part of the United States with Congress controlling tariffs and rights. The article details the Dingey law, the Foraker bill, and potential tariff adjustments affecting Puerto Rico and the Philippines. It also touches on the Spooner bill and a shifting China indemnity situation as Pekin is evacuated.
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