Hill 18 in the Lead for 1904 Democratic Nomination
David B. Hill is seen as the leading candidate for the 1904 Democratic presidential nomination with Tammany Hall pledged to support him. Sullivan reinforces Hill’s control of the party in New York and Omaha voting signals Hill ascendancy. Bryan remains a factor, but Hill is portrayed as the strongest figure in the upcoming contest.
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Tammany
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Democratic Organization
New York
John F. Carroll
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Croker
Nebraska
Omaha
Bryan
Mr.Bryan
Grover Cleveland
Chicago
Georgia
Cleveland
St. Louis
Savannah Press
Stop My Paper and a Political Outlook Letter
A Newnan Advertiser fragment recalls a bold woman demanding the paper stop her subscription after accusing the editors of bias toward the rich. The piece shifts to a Georgia platform argument urging the State convention to focus on internal improvement, education, and agriculture rather than foreign affairs. It also notes a reported $5,000 Spanish tapestry in the Abbey for the coronation, now in the museum.
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Newnan Advertiser
Georgia
J. Pierpont Morgan
Plant Food Elements State Chemist Letter No 4
A detailed discussion on soil nitrogen availability, forms of nitrates, and plant absorption. It explains why air nitrogen cannot feed plants, the role of organic matter decay, and how available minerals like phosphorus and potassium shape crop potential. It notes soil weight, mineral content, and the importance of crop rotation and fallow periods to maintain available nutrients.
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Maeles
Wylas
McCandless Discusses Corn Cotton Analysis in Letter
The text references AVMlavle pnospnoric atia ang ni trogen and lime used in corn and cotton production, noting forty bushels of corn or fifteen hundred pounds of cotton yield. It leads into the author’s plan to address soil analysis in a future letter by John M. McCandless.
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John M. McCandless
Georgia Agriculture Presses Beef and Dairy Stock Growth
Georgia farmers have long focused on dairy cattle improvement with top milk breeds across the state. The Department of Agriculture backs beef cattle progress and encourages incentives for beef herds shaping Georgia’s meat supply and soil prosperity. Congress plans swift action on bankruptcy, Cuban reciprocity, Nicaragua canal, and Philippine bills.
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Department of Agriculture
Fme
Atlanta
T. R. Sawtell
Brooks County
Cecil Rhodes Will and Fortune Reported in South Africa
New York May 31 The executors of Cecil Rhodes plan probate in South Africa after Dr Jameson and Mr Mitchell return to the Cape. Rhodes fortune is estimated at 25 to 30 million dollars with education schemes analyzed by executors. First Rhodes scholars may enter Oxford at next October term. Lord Milner currently not active in estate administration.
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New York
Cecil Rhodes
South Africa
London
the Tribune
Jameson
Mitchell
Cape
Rhodes
Oxford University
Dr. Jameson
Lord Milner
Triangular Duel With Stilettos Ends in A Martyr Death
In a dark East One Hundred Fifteenth Street tenement hallway three Italian ice vendors fought with stilettos. Tony Avacate was stabbed twice in the breast and died en route to hospital. Luigi Lorgrippe suffered multiple severe wounds as police hunt for his brother.
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New York
East One Hundred and Fifteenth Street
Tony Avacate
Luigi Lorgrippe
Glucose Plant Planned in Waukegan With $3,000,000 Capital
A $3,000,000 glucose plant was announced to be erected in Waukegan, Illinois, independent of the Corn Products company. A syndicate with that capitalization has been formed, said by A. H. Kersting. General manager Murphy remains in serious condition after a paralysis attack at a Louisville railroad meeting.
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Chicago
Waukegan, IL
Corn Products Company
A. H. Kersting
Murphy
Cincinnati
W. J. Marphy
Loulaville
Petition for Incorporation in Sumner County Georgia
The petition to the Superior Court requests incorporation of a new company by Arthur Pyjestera T Stallings and H Andrews of Sumner County. It seeks a charter with authorized capital stock, principal office in Americus, and authority to establish branches, engage in stated mercantile activities, and sue or be sued as a corporate entity under applicable law.
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Georgia
Sumren
Said
Pean
Arthur Pyjestera
T. Stallings
H. ¥. Andrews
Coun
Clerk of Sumter County Court Issues Correct True Record
The text appears as a damaged OCR fragment from Sumter County Georgia. It references Chambliss, Clerk of the Superior Court, Sumter County, and mentions filing and a true record. The legible portion points to an official clerical action or affirmation of a correct record.
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Chambliss
Sumter
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