Watson and Howard clash over Georgia politics and race
A lengthy political rebuke accuses Watson of betraying the Georgia Democratic party to advance Republican aims from 1896 to 1910. Howard condemns Watson’s stance on race, officeholding, and tariff politics, charging him with aiding McKinley, Roosevelt, and Taft while opposing Bryan.
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Mr M P OCallahan Away on Northern Trip
Mr M P OCallahan proprietor of the Georgian is in Washington DC for about ten days visiting friends. He has been with the Georgian for two years and is one of the Easts popular hotel men with many friends in Washington where he formerly ran a leading hotel for several years. He will return to the city next week.
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