The Next Georgia State Administration
The piece praises Gov elect Brown and anticipates a stable, harmonized two year term with a constitutional approach. It argues voters favored a serene, capable administrator who will work with the General Assembly, avoid dictatorship, and push broad reforms for Georgia’s prosperity. It envisions a united, liberal, progressive administration led by Brown.
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Brown
Commonwealth
Hlect Brown
Gorgia
Little Joe
Elect Brown
Lao
Georgia
Gov. Brown
General Assembly
Geogha
Union of Forces Mat
Ays
Brighter days ahead for Sumter cotton outlook
Reports from Sumter and nearby counties describe a fine cotton stand and a hopeful crop year. While the state reports a shortage, Americus receipts suggest larger totals by rail and wagon, with prices potentially at or above twelve cents as textile demand rises.
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Georgia
Sumter
Americus
Texas
Sumter County
Solidarity of the South and national politics
University of Cincinnati President Charles William Dabney argues the South’s political solidarity hinders nationwide cooperation. He insists independence in political relations would better govern the country and restore the South as a balance wheel of conservatism and sound administration.
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Charles William Dabney
University of Cincinnati
South
Dabney Urges South Solidarity Against Nacional Politics
Dr Dabney argues in a Whe University of Ala address that negro domination fears are fading and states’ rights define suffrage. He criticizes both major parties for shifting toward local issues like tariff and protection, urging independent Southern governance and a renewed defense of individual rights.
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Dabney
Whe University of
Ala Osia de
West
Hancock
Party of the South
Ras
A Scarecrow for Uncle Sam on naval policy and Monroe doctrine
The piece argues English alarm at German naval strength is used to push the United States toward backing Britain’s naval supremacy. It contends Germany would gain nothing by clashing with Britain and the US, while the Monroe doctrine should not be sacrificed to please London. America will not be swayed by English fears or by pacifying grants to foreign powers.
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Germany
United States
Great Britain
English Periodicals Areto
Canada
England
Washington
Atlantic
South America
Caribbean
Congress
House
Senate
Japan
Philippines
Hawaian Islands
Pacific
Hobson
London
Uncle Sam
John Bull
Hingus
Culberson Defends Democratic Principles In Tariff Debate
Senator Culberson delivers a clear, concise defense of Democratic principles during the tariff debate. His speech emphasizes manhood liberties, vigilance over government, equal rights, and minimal government power. The address is urged as an educational guide for Democrats nationwide.
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Culberson
Jefferson
Culberson Attacks Republican Tariff Doctrine in Speech
The speech presents Culberson’s critique of Republican tariffs as protectionist, arguing they levy taxes for private gain, burden consumers, and inflate prices. It contrasts Democratic free trade with Republican paternalism and asserts tariffs should raise revenue, not shield domestic producers.
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Tagle
Democratic Party
Jefferson
United States
Webster County Law Ad Offers Pay Increase for Road Board
A bill will be introduced in the next Georgia General Assembly to amend prior acts creating the Webster County board of commissioners of roads and revenues. The measure aims to increase pay for the commissioners and the clerk, referencing acts from 1872 1873 1881 1893 and 1895 and dated May 10.
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Georgia
Webster
General Assembly
Board of Commissioners of Roads
Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Board of Commissioners
Petition to Amend Charter for Leslie Hardware and Furniture Co
Georgia Sumter County petition seeks to amend charter by inserting twenty between to and five in paragraph two to allow capital stock up to twenty five thousand dollars. Attorney W T Lane signs for petitioners filed May 24 1909 with deputy clerk 8 R Heys certifying true copy. Local line ends with a stray remark about fun being foolish.
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Leslie Hardware & Furniture Company
Lawa of Georgia
W. T. Lane
R. Heys
C. Georgia
Sumter County
Superior Court
Lesle Hardware and Furniture Company
Dept. c
Methodist Sunday School Picnic to Daphne Park
A rainy day did not deter the Methodist Sunday School group and guests from their excursion to Daphne Park by train. About five hundred tickets shows the large turnout as crowds enjoyed fishing, bathing, and a plentiful dinner before returning to the city at six.
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Daphne Park
Daphne-By-The-Flint
Bailey Purchases Large Maxwell Car from Shefield Agency
Mr W D Bailey bought a handsome thirty horse power Maxwell car from the Shefield agency. It was the last car the company had and orders are piling up due to strong demand. The dealer has sold and delivered seven new machines since Monday, a brisk three day period.
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Maxwell
Shefield
W. D. Bailey
The Handicapped Rhinoceros Schooled on Speech
In a curious column a writer mocks the idea that a disabled African rhinoceros will be paid for dialogue. The piece satirizes debate over animal rights and compensation.
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