Georgia and South in a whirlwind of circuits and growth
A digest of editorials and letters discusses political shifts and railroading in the South, noting Atlanta and Athens as centers of enterprise. It cites population gains by state, including Georgia at 19 percent, and mentions the push for and against federal buildings, along with commentary on McKinley era politics and alliances.
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Georgia
Louisiana
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Democratic Revival Prediction Amid Republican Decline
A political column laments the shift from Cleveland to Harrison, arguing Republican rule drained the treasury, stalled growth, and damaged the nation. It praises a coming Democratic victory, claiming the GOP’s era ends and democracy will lead Washington next time.
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Leason
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Harrison
United States
Democracy
Washington
Navy builders claim new ships will outclass Britain and defy Chile
The Savannah Morning News notes the $18,000,000 naval appropriation and new battleships nearing completion. It predicts the navy will be the world’s best within six years, citing advanced armor plate hardening that resists heavy projectiles. The piece suggests domestic rivals and Chilean ironclads will soon be obsolete.
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Savannah Morning News
Congress
England
Europe
Chile
Crisp Ahead in Speaker Race As Farmers Alliance Signals Influence
The piece notes Speaker Crisp is favored to lead the next House with a campaign underway. It mentions Peffer Kyle Irby Simpson and others as contenders among independents and grappers, plus a planned Farmers Alliance gathering to shape committee control. Crisp leads Mills in early support, with broad expectation Crisp will be speaker for the fifty second Congress.
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Boston Herald
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Irby
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Simpson
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Crisp and Sullivan Stirr Interest Across Politics and Stage
Commentary praises Crisp as a Democratic leader in the house and envisions him as speaker. A New Orleans editorial on John L. Sullivan mixes boxing bravado with stage presence, noting his kingly demeanor and crowd reactions as he parries stage banter and awaits the next blow, illustrating his public persona.
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Mr. Sullivan
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Electric lights in Jerusalem stir great sensation
A traveler returns from the Holy Land describing Jerusalem’s electric light debut near a flour mill by Calvary and the Damascus Gate. Arabs and Jews marvel, Mohammedans seek safety in prophecy, and locals anticipate a modern boom with railroads and real estate. The piece hints the revival may draw Jews worldwide to Palestine.
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Holy Land
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Damascus Gate
Palestine
Old Town
Israel
The Boys of 91 Plant a Tree at University of Georgia
The boys of 91 planted a tree on the University of Georgia campus yesterday in a cherished campus custom. The event reflects a long-standing tradition that builds school spirit and memory as students grow into men with varied careers.
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University of Georgia
Celebration of class tree planting at alma mater
A reflective account of a class tree planting ceremony blending comedy and tragedy, joy and regret as seniors pledge deeper ties to their college. The poem and song accompany prayers by Chancellor and students, with each senior taking a turn to lay soil, creating a memorable hour that may its lifeblood endure.
Alliance Dispute Over Col. Livingston to Be Handled Internally
The editorial urges the State Alliance to resolve charges against Col. L F Livingston through its Executive Committee or Convention. It defends the Alliance against newspaper interference and says the farmers should manage their own affairs. The Banner distances itself from factional conflict and calls for quiet, internal settlement.
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Progressing Electric Line Cars Soon Arrive
Work on the electric railway advances with grading on the main line and Rock College branch complete. Overseers report track installation to finish in a week or ten days, overhead wires to be strung, new cars ordered, and service to Cobbham and the city heart starting soon. Sweet Gum and Mullein advertised as a cure for coughs and lung diseases.
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Miss Martha A Wilson Dies After Short Illness
An aged Christian woman Miss Martha A Wilson died at one o clock Sunday night at her brother J Frank Wilson's Baldwin street home. A long time Presbyterian member, she was described as devout and amiable. She leaves a brother and sister, with funeral set for ten o clock the following morning conducted by Rev C W Lane.
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Reed and Clive tale shows moderation amid heated House rows
A Special by News Telegram recalls Reed praising Mills while criticizing Crain, then parries with Lord Clive in India. The piece shifts to Sherman's legacy, portraying him as brutal and unmerciful, urging readers to denounce his "March to the Sea" and honor Lee and Jackson instead.
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University Glee Club to perform after Easter in Athens
A great music event awaits Athens readers after Easter as the University Glee Club will test their banjos and guitars for the public. Weather mentions possible snow in southern states within 24 hours, with Athens uncertain.
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Athens
University Glee Club
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