Congress Should Take the Case On Philippine Atrocities
Atlanta editorial urges Congress to send a swift committee to Manila to hear witnesses on the Philippine outrages by American soldiers. It condemns orders to kill and burn, calls for full exposure and punishment, and says the people demand the truth and prompt action before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Secretary of War
Roosevelt
Senate Philippine Committee
Army
Philippines
Smith
Waller
Manila
The Revival of Clarkson in Iowa Politics
Jim Clarkson of Iowa, former Des Moines Register editor and early Harrison appointee, rose to national prominence as first assistant postmaster general. He earned renown as a combative reformer who reshaped the nation’s postal service personnel during the era.
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Clarkson
Jim Clarkson
Iowa
Des Moines Register
Harrison
Clarkson Returns to The Ranks In Roosevelt Drive
The piece traces Clarkson’s political comeback as surveyor of the port of New York under Roosevelt with Shaw’s help, framing it as a sign of the president’s reliance on campaign operatives for a second term. It argues Clarkson’s return signals broader mobilization for Teddy’s renomination and business tied to anti trust and Democratic victory.
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Clarkson
New York
Hudson River
Roosevelt
Shaw
Senate
Fred Funston
Champ Clark
Teddy
Joe Chamberlain
Mike Beach
Flint
Philippines
House of Memories preserved as Confederate relic in Wilkes County
A call for Wilkes County and Washington residents to preserve the old county courthouse as a public relic of the Confederate era. The writer argues the building, where the last cabinet meeting of the Confederacy met, should be cherished as a historic landmark for future generations and the memory of the lost cause.
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A. House
Washington
Wilkes County
Old County Court House
Wilkes
Davis
Counsel Board
Reagan
Mallory
Benjamin
Capitol
Montgomery
Richmond
The World's Republics Era of Modern Republics Begins
The era of modern republics began with the 1776 declaration of independence of the United States, which cast off Britain and established a new power. Since then growth has inspired about twenty five republics worldwide practicing popular self government.
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United States
American
Great Britain
Globe
Citizens of republics spread across the globe
A survey of democratic nations notes that since the American Revolution the world has expanded republican government. It lists nations with free constitutions including Argentina, France, Mexico, Switzerland, and the United States, and predicts wider adoption in the 20th century. It also comments on U S political scenes and figures of the era in a brisk, satirical tone.
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United States
Argentina
Bolivia
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Costa Rica
Ecuador
France
Guatemala
Haiti
Honduras
Mexico
Nicaragua
Orange Free State
Paraguay
Peru
Salvador
San Domingo
Switzerland
Transvaal
Uruguay
Venezuela
Liberia
Cuba
E Still Makes First Speech in Georgia Governor Race
Colonel J H Estill spoke at Lumpkin County court house outlining his opposition to state prohibition and urging fiscal reform. He warned of rising debt, called for balanced budgets and tax reform, and argued a statewide prohibition would backfire by stifling education and increasing illicit liquor. Local supporters predict strong showing in the region.
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Dahlonega
J. H. Est
Court House
Lumpkin County
Estill
Estille
Estil
Ciizens
Georgia
Cleveland
Bryan
Empire State of the
South
Lecal
Tapp challenges Hill to joint debate on Georgia issues
Sidney C. Tapp writes for Hon. Dupont Guerry opposing Mr. Terrell avoiding a public exchange. He accuses Terrell of fear on stump debates and railroad influence, demanding open discussion on taxation, freight rates, prohibition, lobbyism, and rail interests. He pledges Guerry’s readiness to debate and contrasts records on free passes and reform.
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Warner Hil
J. M. Tortrall
Sidney C. Tapp
Dupont Guerry
Hill
Guerry
Warner Hit
Campale
Atlanta
Terrell
Dublin
Mr. Guerry
Tarrett
Assimple
Georgia
Alfaira
Bill
Mr. Terrell
Gener
State Senate
United States
Geciraia Southern and Florida Railroad Company
Southern Mailway
Erreling
Terrel
Southern Railway
Huscome Incorporated
Bohest
Tarrell
John F. Ross
Macor
C Tapp Ig
J. L. Anderson
Educate Georgia on school funds and pensions debate
A Georgia speaker argues for universal education across races to match twentieth century progress, urges counties to share costs, and criticizes the lack of a state system. He cautions about rising pension costs for Confederate veterans and supports targeted national pensions for those in need, urging economical state governance and local option in appointments.
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Lee
Johnston
Seauregard
Hood
Constance
North
Cuba
Philippines
Nationa
Seenildren
Bert Ferch Wuld
Mow the Tariff Operates in London Voice
Joan Burns of London argues that the tariff shifts the cost onto the poor and the industrious home producer while funding reckless speculative abroad. She questions why nations wage wars in the Philippines and impose 95 percent taxes on sugar, suggesting tariffs only worsen burden at home.
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New Yorks
Joan Burns
London
Philippines
A New Railroad for Atlanta Spreads Across States
Columbus Enquirer Sun notes a proposed line starting in Columbus and running 160 miles south as a new railroad for Atlanta. Montgomery and LaFayette comment on Atlanta’s prominence, while other papers joke about jail capacity and the prince of Wales potentially visiting Atlanta. The piece frames Atlanta as central to regional pride and development.
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Dalton
Ker
Atlanta
Columbus Enquirer-Sun
Columbus, Bufaula and Gulf Railroad
Atlanta Constitution
Columbus
LaFayette
Ala
Sun Montgomery
Court of Appeals
Montgomery
Quitman Ga
Free Press
Rome
Daily Record
Prince of Wales
Georgia
Praise for Constitution editorial sermons spark journalistic warmth
The Atlanta Constitution and Rev Sam W Small are praised for editorial sermons and poetic sentiment in newspapers like Darien Gazette Carrollton Times and Lawrenceville News-Herald. Critics note Sam Small's bright paragragraphic style while Clark Howell does heavy work shaping the paper's voice.
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Constitution
Eloy Times
The
Atlanta Constitution
Sam W. Small
Frank Stanton
Darien Gazette
Carrollton Times
Sam Smail
Lawrenceville Newe-Herald
Practical Education of Children
From The Philadelphia Times argues that preventing ignorance and idleness requires practical training in youth across classes. It asserts real livelihood skills come from work beyond school, especially vital for the uneducated masses to foster better citizenship and social conditions.
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Philadelphia Times
Governor Candler’s Hope for Georgia Property
Governor Candler in an interview discusses possible absorption of the Louisville and Nashville railroad by the Southern and its impact on the Western and Atlantic road. He expresses confidence Georgia can safeguard its property though warns a large combine could cheapen state assets. The piece endorses his hopeful stance and trust in his prudence.
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Candler
Chattanooga Times
Louisville
Nashville
Georgia
Colliston
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Itig
Dick Croker
Dallas
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Jakesmith
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Charley Grosvenor
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Frank R. Stockton
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Southern Law Review
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Mark Twain
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