Georgia Politics Divides Over Crenshaw Letter and Party realignment
In Georgia a heated debate follows Col Crenshaw's letter to Senator McParle. Wallace Atlanta reprints in the Augusta Chronicle: Crenshaw is praised by some for patriotism and service in the Philippine War, while others accuse him of inciting a white Republican faction. The piece argues for reorganizing parties, praising Emory Speer and F Hanson as strong Democrats, and suggests the South may align with tariff and canal policies, stressing agriculture remains dominant.
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Roa Commission
Mc‘parle
South Carolina
Wallace Atlanta
Angusta Chronicle
Philippine Struglee
Col.Creater
Crenshaw
Georgia
Hillard
Scruggs
Jaytoo
Speer
Hopkins
Akeryo
Emory Speer
F. Hanson
No Danger for the South and Political Tangles Rise
Senator Carmack of Tennessee warns that removing black voters from politics would push white South opinions toward party division despite Democratic dominance. He notes underlying tensions in politics and economics, while public reckoning with reconstruction remains restrained and divisions unlikely to trigger broad affronts. The Lee family era shifts with Lees in the army and a new generation rising. A pamphlet titled How to Live a Hundred Years circulates by mail.
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Tennessee
South States
Looting in Peking by American Lady
May 24 report from Peking describes a scene of looting during a palace visit by diplomats including Lady MacDonald. An American wife allegedly opened cupboards with a bayonet aided by an American curio dealer, while Lady MacDonald and others protested. Other notes discuss Count Von Waldersee’s departure plans and German troop movements versus British and French forces.
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MacDonald
Diplomatic Corps
Berwin
London
Count von Waldersee
Peking
Emperor Kwang In
Japan
Germany
Po Chi Li
PITY THE POOR PORTE CONSTANTINOPLE MAY 24
May 24 reports unrest in Constantinople after an arrest of a Diuprin agent at Pereviza. The Kalincaurge Pattaies demand immense reparation, with threats of sending warships if unmet. Ottoman embassy officials in Paris threaten to quit unless salaries are paid.
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Paris
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Joan le Smith
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L. Smith
Bantter Superior Court
Mary J. Smith
Justis
A. Littlejohn
E. Allen
The Swift Specific Co Ad Promises Blood Purifier Cure
The Swift Specific Co highlights S. S. S. as a blood purifier and tonic, claiming it cures cancer scrofula rheumatism eczema and contagious blood poison. It touts a fifty year record of cures and invites readers to write for medical correspondence and case evaluations.
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Blake
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Strawberries Adapted to Many Soils and Temperatures
The State Agricultural Department notes strawberries thrive in varied soils and climates, with small plots producing ample fruit. Florida berries arrive by March, Georgians follow, and market gardeners elsewhere may profit. Spring plantings should focus on vigorous plants for winter hardiness, with weeding and care from April to October. Proper attention in year one yields abundant next-season harvest. Also: bank robbery in Miner's Point, Wisconsin netted $25,000. Rome reports no plan to abolish the apostolic delegation in Canada or merge it with the U S delegation.
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Florida
State Agricultural Department
Homeward Bound Are the McKinleys
President McKinley travels with his wife and cabinet from San Francisco to Washington in stages on a carefully planned route for Mrs. McKinley’s comfort. The procession includes nurses and Dr. Dixey, with slow speeds and planned stops through Oakland, Stockton, Sacramento, and Ogden en route to Omaha and Chicago before reaching Washington by rail. A Mobile oil venture is formed as Mobile Development Company to explore Alabama oil lands, with A. S. Lyons as president and a named board of directors.
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McKinley
Washington
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Mobile Development Company
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Charlee
Legal Advertisements Reminder and Fee Rule
Legal notices require submission to the business office by Wednesday noon each month with the accompanying fee. rule will be enforced according to the directive. The notice prompts timely compliance for all advertisers and confirms enforcement.
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