The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-12
REPORT is DENIED.
No Rupture Eminent Between Spain
and the Holy See.

Rome November 1.-THE vatican denies
the reports which predict rupture be-
tween Spain and the Holy See. Vatican
authorities declare the difficulties between
them and Spain have been much exas-
gerated by the Spanish liberal press,
backed up by French newspapers and
that the negotiations between Rome and
Madrid are prepared in a most friendly
manner. 1t is pointed out that all menu
hers of tine present Spanish cabinet are
good Catholics.
The situation between the vatican and
Germany over the Polish question is nc
coming daily more critical, and ii is even
threatening To endanger the existing good
relations between Berlin and the Holy
See.
Germany insists that the vatican must
help it in REFRESHING what it considers
to be rebellion in Poland. while the Poles
are counting upon the assistance of tho
Pope The Pope will be advised in this
matter by Cardinal I<oppa, Bishop Of
Breslau, and Cardinal Fischer, archbishop
Of Cologne, who are expected here shortly.
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ranking ahead of Missouri Connecticut
and Michigan hl capitalization, falls into
ninth place in gross earnings or value of
products In 1903 the gross earnings OF
her factories was ll,139,6sl gain of $50,
600 900 over 1900, Missouri, while ranking
eighth in capitalization gets seventh place
in the value OF the finished product of
her factories, ii being valued in 1908 at
Si3a 5Is go, a gain of Sl23,U0,O0O over 1900,
which gives the state seventh place in
stead Of tenth in 1900. Connecticut ranked
eleN enth i'm 1900 and in 1905 in respect to
the value of the finished product, but
ranks eighteenth with respect to the gain
in value over 1900
Virainia's Rank in Products.
Virginia goes through the whole gamut
of figures on a pretty even keel. However,
II is off a little on rank among the states
as To the value of the gross earnings of
her manufactures, ranking twenty-second
in this where she ranked seventeenth in
capital Her gross earnings We're $ls,-
S56525 in 1905 a gain of si0,000.0N0 over
1900 She moved back from twenty-first
to twenty-second place in the five years
covered by the figures In the matter of
wages paid She ranked nineteenth in 1900
and in 1905. and twentieth In the increase
between the two years. She ranked among
the states in the number of wase-earn-
ers employed il 1905.
Texas and Kentucky.
Texas ranked twenty-flrst in the value
of her manufactured products in 1890 hay
ing moved up from twenty-fourth place
i'm 1900 which gives her fourteenth place
among all the states in the increase in the
value of her manufactured products Ken
lucky had eighteenth place in 1900, but
gave il up to iowa in 1905 taking nine
teenth instead Texas ranked twenty
fourth in 1906 with respect to wages paid
to wage-earners. and had moved up to
twenty-second place in 1905.
Alabama in 1895 ranked twenty-cighth
among the states in the value of the
products of her factories. and twentieth
in value of the increase over 1900. She
ranked twenty-siXth in the amount paid
to- wage-earners and twenty-tirst in the
number of wage-earners employed.
Tennessee ranked twenty-fifth in the
value of her manufactured products in
1905, and, there We're only eighteen states
which showed greater gain as compared
with 1900 She ranked twenty-tfth in the
amount OF wages paid 10 wage-earners
and only fourteen states outclassed her
in the gain in wages paid in the five
wears, The state ranked twenty-second
In 1905 In the number of workmen en-
ployed and twentyfourth In 1900. In the
increase of wage-earners in the five years
only twelve states made a better showing
The figures for the states have hereto
fore been published, hence the fact that
they are not given In this article In a
succeeding article comparison Will ht
made as to the earning capacity of wage
earners in the different sections of tho
country.
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