The South and Railroads The Union of Reform
A long prose piece discusses postwar reconstruction ideas and economic policy, urging prudent revenue to cover essential expenses, encouragement of immigration, and stronger self-reliance. It weighs political platforms since 1866, warns against speculative booms, promotes farming improvements, and analyzes the Railroad Commission's role and the need for rate regulation and legal recourse against railroad abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Commission
Americus
Thme
Severe cold wave grips Midwest and South
The cold wave bears down from a distant cold country with record lows in Minnesota Illinois and Georgia. A Chicago tows train carrying livestock froze under snow leaving animals unfed and frost bitten. The Atlanta Constitution warns of court and railroad commission tensions while local merchants Bailey Shafer Albany face creditor assignments and Henry Villard risks financial loss from Northern Pacific stock decline.
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Minnespolia
Minn
Cabagas
Rockford
Chicago
Atanda
Georgia
Henry Villard
Northern Pacific Railroad
Northern Paville
Saint Ann shrine and the crippled girl’s faith
In a Quebec river voyage, a crippled child longs for Saint Ann’s shrine twenty miles away. She imagines miracles of her legs growing straight and longs for her father to return from the Horn. The voyage ends with a cruel twist as the father has not come and the child dies at dawn, her faith intact.
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Lala
Pepe
Atin
Ann
Quebec
Good Saint Anna
St. Lawrence
Saint Ann
Saint Ann's
Tady
Saint Anne
Jon
Earth
Ead
Tomorrow Without End in Mexican Trade Clash
A humorous take contrasts Mexican manana with American business, noting delays in cross border ventures. The piece portrays Mexico as suspicious and unfriendly to foreigners, detailing the need for government concessions and persistent delays hampering enterprise. It reflects on cultural differences and the push to overcome bureaucratic obstacles for investment.
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Manana
Mexico
Elisen
The Thingness of Here and The Realieia of the Beyond
The fragment presents cryptic dialogue on perception and reality. It references Jerry Greening and a character claiming guilt makes one ready to inform. The text reads like a surreal philosophical snippet with inconsistent spelling and odd phrasing.
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Aakniovs
Baltor
South
Bosak
Is & Ie
Wisk
Democratic O'Party
Preston
Savannah News
McDaniel
General Assembly
South Carolina
Furman
Randolph County
Court House
Randolph
Oia Organ of
Webster County
Paroay. San. Gh
Anne
The
Atlanta Constitution
Crisp
Americas
Gresham
Judge Crisp
Philadelphia Times
Grant
Mesers
Arnold's Lane
Jerry Greening
James Fricker
Danville, Va
Americas, Go
Bro
Pall
Davis
Williams Singer Sewing Machines
Eer
Barlow House
Americus, Gin
Lamar
Rankin & Lamar
Macon
Say
J. A
D. F. Davenport
Tamar Street
Americus, Ga
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