Georgia and Utah university progress dominate varied 1910 era notices
A wide mix of 1910 era items covers Georgia democracy, Utah university opening, and northern politics. It notes Georgia’s new Democratic ticket and public support for white supremacy, Utah university dedication with national figures, and debates over docked pay for absent lawmakers, northern party shifts, and Central and South American policy cautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
Worthen
Georgia
Sam Smail
Utah University
Peopil
Ogden
Hayes
General Sherman
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Amunda
Joseph Cook
Small
Ins
Gladstone
Atlantic
Why Southern Opposition to the Force Bill Is Examined
A long critique questions why Northern business Republicans and Southern leaders oppose the force bill. It cites the New York Tribune and Quay club views, asking if opposition stems from elections, party power, or constitutional fitness, and notes editors struggle to justify the stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepard
New York Mauland Express
South
Cerglia
Palmetto State
North
South Carolina
Ryubhean
Ie Amite Trady
United States
New Ork ‘Tribune
Democrany
Forci
Republicn Party
Quay Club
Philadelpha
Quay
New York Herald
Congress
Indee
Groab
Everl
The
New York Telegram
An Interesting Situation in Northern Republican Opinion
The piece argues northern Republican editors misunderstand Southern sentiment, wrongly seeing the Farmers Alliance split as a wedge to divide the South. It claims white unity, alliance ties, and a shared concern about anti Negro pressures shape Southern politics more than northern agendas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carona
Wartona
South
Biwaukee Jourmal
Atenixon-Globe
Hora
Terre Haute Express
Detroit Free Press
Oua
Mayor Glenn May Seek a Second Atlanta Term
Prominent Atlanta citizens push for a charter change to allow mayoral succession. Mayor Glenn has refused and says he cannot, under current rules, serve another term. The proposed bill would be presented to the legislature, potentially enabling Glenn to succeed himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
Atlanta
Ty Hall
General Council
A Peculiar Tale of a Banished Chemist Captain Smithson
A scarred narrative recounts a former Harvard chemist Professor Webster and his students plan to free a prisoner using alchemical door-opening secrets. The tale follows trials, conspiracies, a fatal laboratory act, and Webster’s eventual downfall amid a famed Massachusetts murder trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rewson
J W ‘Smuthuon
Mexico
United States
Republic of Mexico
Harvard Calle
Webster
Captain Smithson
Wolbter
Yun
Clarlea Ryer
Tiofessor Webster
Professor Webster
Lana
Ailund
Frofuse
South America
Hong Ile
South Seas
Brazil
Harvard
Orty
Parkman
Mousey
Webstee
Webster Coudnot
Darkman
Wade
Curious fines in Germany spark a tale of doorways and fields
A German city fines a tourist for trespass after she wanders through streets, fields, and a cemetery suburb while seeking a shortcut. The incident highlights local penalties for loitering and nuisance disruption, with notes on public order and fines for dropping objects on pavements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Journal
Germany
Eld
Hanover
Cemote
Isntirban
Death of William C. Neff at Columbus and funeral notes
The article covers the death of William C. Neff in Columbus and details a public, extensive obituary. It notes his business prominence in Cincinnati, his move from Avants, and mentions city paper coverage, a wide community response, and the undertaker arrangements for his remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clifford Nefon
Agi, Ping, Deuly
Columbus
Edge
Del
Panoy
Neff
Avants
Olig 'Medidas
Vic 3
Gorlon Null
Adams
Praddagg
Haye
Bhar aThon
Atlanta
Oonemnag
Cincinnati
Teoa Cae
Bay
William Chifford
Wits
Wien
Neila
Iola
Cy Gan
George Schoudinger
Feng
Richen
Iseli
Mt Wei
Meade
Trek
Mtr C
Cinelavaty
Yeo Springs
Waite
Agit Reek Colambua
Died for Five Dollars and Other Oddities
A fragmented 19th century column mixes bizarre death notes and eccentric anecdotes including a tale of a horse with bone-like limbs, a coachman and a generous professor, plus later fragments on horology poetry and social gossip. The piece threads sensationalism with literary scraps and public notices.
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the Constitution
Dads
Daily Constitution
Chaigang
Union
Kansas
Pan American Congress
Central
South Ameria
Nicaragua
Linus Crimson
Antan
Central America
Editora
West
Northwest
Wisconsin
Haineis
Nebraska
New York Tribune
Blaine
Hays
McKinley
Kingus
Ingalls
Plumb
Paddock
Hom
Ravens
Ingills
Washington
Atkinson Champion
Senate Ahr
Russell Barreson
Boraker
Boston
Porrur
MelKinley Tilt
Brother Blaine
Politcal
Liowine
Washington Star
United States Census
Tiv
Fsbecicn
Wong
Roanoke Va
AQT
Aberdtry
Rey O & Gort Do
San Jones
Gordon
Sam Jones
Burton Brannan
Brunswick Times
Doltor Bramtyam
Brunswick
Queen Victoria
Tol Owartha
Bis
New York ‘Times
Times
New York
New England
Amelia Simpson
New England Vilage
Biles Simpson
Wass Kimpeon
Death Two
Mises Simpson
George Stauraton Veter
Telson
Tisiz
Gether
Stoughton
Cinconmti Enquirer
Jisnes G
London Daily Yews
Mailway
Onon
Hilboa
Chambers Journal
Chicago Tribune
New Guarder
Chum
Younpwite
Texas
Ikoseuusko Murphy
Ness Jones
Gus de Smith
Flora
West Shore
Sangle
Pans
Ww Conservatory
Hutchinson
Robert Laird Collier
Hys
Misa Molik E.seawell
Tyler Bram
Blat
Epicv
Edison
Harnwon
Neff Duap
William Cifford Rett
Wes
Bee
Oia
Marsh
New Haven
Pallalum
Horace Greeley
Mays Galmelle Gresley
Bass Greeey
Lens Belle
Chappaqua
Rercelf Ohlety
Greeley
Sunes
PerLape
Amerdi
Aerial
Miss Greeley Weauty
London
Silraz
Nero
Yenowine
Euever
Scarorniras Ranson
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