Progress of the South shows new industries planned
Nov 12 report from The Tradesman cites multiple Southern and border projects for week ending Nov 10. Items include a 59000 brick and tile plant in New Bern NC and Blossom TX, a cement plant in Birmingham AL, a 150000 cotton mill proposed for Fort Worth TX, a flour mill at Whitless VA, and various factories, mines, and mills across Arkansas Oklahoma West Virginia and Tennessee with several water, coal, and oil related developments.
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Raat Oa Water Company
W. Va
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Senator Hanna Discusses Measures for Congress Session
Senator Hanna returned from New York and said he will stay in Cleveland until Congress convenes. He indicated no single pet measure for the session. the Karaguan commission and debate on main features will shape his interest. The remarks reflect a cautious approach for a Congress expected to consider several issues.
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Home Folks Poem by Riley Introduces New Book
Hoosier poet James Whitcomb Riley presents Home Folks as the opening poem in his new book Home Folks published by Bowen-Merrill Co. Indianapolis. The piece, printed with permission and copyright, celebrates rural kinship and the warmth of home across regions, with familiar figures and dialect, and a closing note on inviting strangers.
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Johnston's Sarsaparilla Quart Bottles Advertised
An old style advertisement touts Johnston's Sarsaparilla quart bottles as a universal remedy. Claims include relief from painful menses irregularities, leucorrhea, uterine ulcers, and menopausal changes, plus general head and body pains. promoted by Michigan Drug Co. in Detroit and Palmer & Sons in Athens, Georgia.
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Detroit
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B. Palmer & Sons
Athens
Novel Bill Seeks Poll Tax Bar From Public Schools
Atlanta November 12 A Muscogee representative Mr Miller introduces a constitutional amendment to bar children who fail to pay the poll tax from January 1908 from attending public schools. The measure requires two thirds in both houses and ratification by the people at the next general election. If adopted it would create separate white and colored schools and make English elementary education the sole standard.
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Atlanta
Jesse Hunt in Calaboose After East Athens Confrontation
A Black youth named Jesse Hunt was chased after attempting to assault two white women near College avenue. Police officer Dean and local residents pursued and captured him, placing him in the calaboose. He faces trial before Mayor Smith for threats and alleged violent conduct.
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Athens
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Day of Miracles Not Past in Ashburn Tale
Ashburn Ga November 12. Local excitement centers on a paralyzed veteran of the Philippine conflict who recovered after a series of strokes. Officials and friends witnessed him walk after prayers, starting with a church episode where he declared a miraculous healing “Rise, take up thy bed and walk.”
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Philippine Islands
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San Francisco
Ashburn
General sympathy strike threatened amid Tampa cigarmakers troubles
A mass meeting was planned as leaders weigh a general sympathetic strike to press demands in Tampa. The proposed action targets the cigar industry while streetcar service would remain active, and authorities would decide on the next steps.
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Senator Clay’s cautious stance on party reorganization
Atlanta Ga Nov 19 Senator A S Clay of Georgia says it is too early to discuss reorganization of the Democratic party and that new issues will emerge to guide action. He praises William Jennings Bryan as a great man but notes his campaign faced handicaps. Clay predicts the party will meet future challenges and that Republicans may seek a victory within four years.
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Democratic Party
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Clay
Georgia
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Hay Resigns From Cabinet Rumor Swirls in Washington
New York Nov 12 The Journal and Advertiser cites a Washington dispatch claiming Secretary of State Hay will return to London as ambassador. The report notes no official plan, mentions Choate possibly exchanging roles, and says Cabinet disruption is unfounded with the president to be inaugurated.
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London
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Washington
Clarke County Board of Education to meet December 4 1901
The Clarke County Board of Education will meet Tuesday December 4 to approve the election or appointment of teachers for the county public schools for 1901. School trustees or patrons are urged to elect teachers and report to the county school commissioner before the meeting.
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Clarke County
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