Preachers in Politics Stir Georgia Debate
An interview from 1896 with Bishop Candler is recalled to show ministerial stance on political involvement. He argues ministers should avoid partisan politics while supporting nonpartisan causes like prohibition, noting his lifelong vocation to preach to all parties and his belief that scripture guides rather than party lines. The piece links this to Georgia and national figures and mentions Roosevelt’s October visit to Macon.
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Southern Railway Taxation Debate Highlights Georgia System
A Chronicle correspondent reports Hon Pope Brown explains Georgia and Tennessee railroad taxes revealing Georgia taxes mileage with value at 10000 per mile and separate assessments for depots rolling stock and terminals. Comptroller Wright seeks equitable best for state and railroads, urging a special board. Bishop Candler warns ministers from politics as candidates clash in Georgia political scene. A Portland wheat cargo bound for South Africa aboard the Speke departs early June after earlier headline cargo notes.
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Avensta Chronicle
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Southern
Georgia
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Pacific
South Africa
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Pauncefote Dies. Long Service as U.S. Ambassador
Washington May 24 Lord Pauncefote premier British ambassador to the United States died at 6 30 this morning after a sudden decline in heart condition. He served in Washington since 1885 and guided landmark deals including the Hay Pauncefote treaty and Hague arbitration efforts. Flags half mast appeared at embassies and Rocheam beau statue events drew French flags to half mast.
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Tugle Found In Distress Near Hatteras Bound to Galveston
The Standard Oil tug Volt towing the barge Providence bound for Galveston was found disabled and sinking off North Hatteras after a boiler hole. Tug Chief from Mobile to Philadelphia towed Volt into Cape Lookout Cove. Captain will repair damage if possible. otherwise Volt will be towed to her destination.
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Death of Lord Pauncefote Shocks Britain and U S
England and the United States express deep sympathy after the British ambassador to Washington Lord Pauncefote dies. Officials acknowledge the loss to both nations. A separate note mentions a landsman as an experienced skipper in board bill discussions.
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England
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Washington
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British Foreign Office
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