Fragmented 1906 congress talk and San Francisco mentions
A sprawling, fragmentary column references President Roosevelts stance on free congressional measures, San Francisco earthquake lessons, tariff reciprocity, and political chatter. It notes Cholm Clark and Shenta comments, mosquitos in the canal zone, and jokes about public notices and advertising. It mentions Walter Wellman near the north pole and various local concerns, including labor in the Rand mines and a San Antonio bakers association remark.
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Walter Wellman
North Pole
Self Interest and Justice for Georgia's Travel Sales Force
Georgia business leaders urge a mileage interchange plan to ease travel costs for commercial travelers. The proposal argues it benefits driving profits, reduces duplicate gearing, and favors railroads that adopt the system. Panama progress updates highlight health, water supply, labor housing, and excavation efficiency on the canal project.
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Georgia
Southern
The
Central
Geogia
Florida
Legislative Primary Endorsees Fulton County Trio for State House
The Fulton county representatives Slaton Blackburn and Bell win renewed support for the legislature. The piece emphasizes experience initiative and local welfare, noting their balanced role in county and state policy. Also features Richard W Grubb of Darien as Gazette editor, entering the paper's 33rd year with enduring energy and hope.
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Darien
Georgia
Richard Grubb
Messrs. Slaton
Blackburn
Bell
Fulton County
Atlanta
Dick” Grubb
The
Gasgette
Richard W. Grubb
Gazette
Scribes
Manchulates
Dick' Grubb
Letters from the People Davison of Green
Thomas E. Winn of Greene County writes to The Journal disputing a claim that Governor Terrell favored Clark Howell in appointments. He notes James Davison, Greene County solicitor, may not be aligned with Howell, and mentions Hope Smith’s supporters, suggesting possible shifts in allegiance during Terrell’s term.
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Greene County
Clark Lowell
Cor Hope Smith
Smiths
Davison
Thomas E Winn
Greeneboro
Sparrows and Rat Sighted Silent Parade
A Boston Herald correspondent recalls a strange scene last Saturday as sparrows gathered on the ground to watch a maimed rat. The birds remained silent as the rat crossed the street, then surrounded him near a doorstep before moving away, prompting debate over whether they offered protection or a predatory display.
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Boston Herald
Boston
River Bank Chorus and Poverty Lane Echoes
A collage of verses and old songs showing rustic river life and uplift. It recalls Perch in a dish and sunrise proverbs, contrasts hardship on Poverty Lane with faith in renewal, and ends with hopeful images of a rebuilt city and renewed courage.
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Banka Ao Grosa
Poverty Lane
People’s Party candidate in Georgia race debated by editorials
The Macon Telegraph denounces the People’s Party bid led by Tom Watson and Hoke Smith as anti democratic. It argues the campaign rests on anti corporation and anti black rhetoric, links the effort to Watsons writings, and urges democrats to stand by the party line amid calls for harmony.
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R Hoke Smith
Watson
Lipchlek
Bryan
Parker
Cleveland
Bacon
Clay
Terrell
Tom Watson
Jwe
United States
Democratic Party
Forsooth
People's Party
Jesus Cee Teg
Watsons
Sam Spencer
Telegraph
Buzzard Batt
Bishop Turner
Algo
Hishop Turner
Republican Party
Watson's
Tush
Georgia
Watson Smith
Atlana Journal
Tke
Watvonian
Peoples Movement
Antlnigger
Voth
Palla
Peoples” Movement
Commonwealth of Georgia
Philples
Atlanta
Harmony
Harmony 3
North
Elso
Judge Richard B. Puscel s Appointments
Government notices list judge Richard B. Puscel appointing dates and venues across multiple Georgia counties in May. Towns include Talbotton Taylor County, Reynolds Taylor County, Fort Valley Houston, Macon Marshallville, Jasper Shadydale, Newborn Newton, Mansfield Newton, Crawford Sire Taliaferro, Washington Wilkes, Douglasville Douglan, Leesburg Lee, Blackshear Pierce, Quitman Brooks, Mount Vernon Montgomery, Diethor or Macon, and Montezuma Macon.
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Talbotton
Talbot County
Butler
Taylor County
Atllaom Reynolds
Marshallville
Macon County
Fort Valley
Houston County
Machen
Shadydale
Jasper County
Newborn
Newton County
Mansfield
Crawford Sire
Taliaferro County
Washington
Wilkes County
Douglasvile
Douglan County
Leesburg
Lee County
Blackshear
Pierce County
Quitman
Brooks County
Mount Vernon
Montgomery County
Diethor
Montezuma
Macon
Cortelyou Seeks Postal Notes to Boost Money Order System
Postmaster General Cortelyou asks Congress for a $400000 appropriation to establish postal notes as a simple small remittance method. A special commission studied options, proposing fixed denomination notes from one to $2.50 with minimal fees, redeemable at money order offices, and stricter protections against loss or misuse. The plan aims to reduce stamps and coins for small payments and improve transmission efficiency through the mail.
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Jos. Chi
Washington, DC
Malis
Eral
Gepeq
Kimball
Jon
G¢ Johnston
Shott
New York
Wanamaker
Postoffice
Ment
Edwin Niess
Postoffice Department
Ima
Genseal Gormyung
Cial
Anid S&l
Puri Muyer
Nba
Ter
Corteletoy
Spirit of '49: Irwin's poem on Frisco's birth and rebuild
Wallace Irwin laments the rough beginnings of San Francisco and recalls the 1849 era when pioneers packed trains crossed deserts and built the city. He asserts that early settlers laid streets, wharves, schools, and laws, and vows to rebuild again despite doubt.
Representation Gaines of Tennessee and Memphis Visit
In Memphis a Tennessee representative was baled on by a young doctor while discussing his field of dispensing. The note mentions active engagement in his profession and a recent count of seventy interments last month.
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Argonaut
Honesty of the Chine A Correspondent Account
A correspondent describes an arduous escape through borders and coercion by a trusted Christian helper named Carter. The narrator details fear, lack of language understanding, and reliance on Carter to cross into neural territory while avoiding detection.
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Millard
Aung Hutze
Perkingerrtons
Carter
Neural
Sin Min Tin
Gentle Warning From the Chicago News
Fragmentary text shows garbled lines including a name Clarence Calloa and scattered phrases about an automobile, accounts, and a day. The readable content is incomplete and lacks a clear event or outcome to summarize.
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Clarence Calloa
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