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Forage Rates Across North America
United States Canada and Mexico paper rates vary by size from 12 to 36 pages. A 19 to 12 page option covers smaller editions while 26 to 36 pages accommodate larger runs. Agencies adjust pricing by format and distribution scope.
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United States
Canada
Mexico
Georgia Tax Rate Debate on Pension and Education Costs
The August 25 1901 discussion in Atlanta centers on a 20 mill state tax increase to 5 40 from 6 21. It argues pensions and fixed charges drive spending, education underfunding, and public schooling value, urging readers to own the tax rise as voters who created it. The piece notes pensions rising to near a million dollars and calls for accountability. The Sultan faces a French ultimatum amid a Turkish government clash.
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Georgia
Implication Reflected as Global Credit Crisis
The speaker likens the minister's gambit to a South American Revolution with dramatic claims. Fleets from many nations may convene on nearby waters while the sultan seeks divine sanction. European moneylenders, wielding leverage over nations, are said to shield the sultan when faced with aggression, underscoring the power of the Dollar and imperial finance.
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Allah
Europe
Littlefield Speech Sparks Past Policy Debate
The piece dismisses Mr Littlefields criticism of Supreme Court decisions as stale and argues for focusing on current questions about American territories. It cites Hoar and others, labels the Philippines Hawaii and Porto Rico as possessions to govern, and warns Democrats against clinging to past ideals. The Chicago Chronicle is cited on the need to govern these territories in trust for natives and Americans, or risk losing support.
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Hoar
Philippines
Boston
Chicago
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Littlefield
Supreme Court
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Chicago Chronicle
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Turner
Savannah Press
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Augusta Chronicle
R. Pendleton
Macon Telegraph
Brooks County
Hostor Murphy
Pendleton
Breas
Chronicle
Georgia
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Athens
Tallulah Falls
North Georgia
Ture
Allch
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Toccoa
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Jackson
Couth
Colonel Estill
South Georgia
Brown
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Mr. Brown
Middle Georgia
duBignon
Gustey
Bacine Kongolt
Tests of Foodstuffs at Rush College Preview Health Reform
Readers are urged to follow upcoming Rush Medical College experiments on how different foods affect mental development in children. The piece argues improper diet causes ill health and weaker energies and urges care in childhood nutrition to build vigor, citing animal studies with St Bernard dogs to illustrate diet effects.
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Rush Medical College
St. Bernard
Rush College
Georgia Missing From Statuary Hall Connexion
Mr Madison Bell of this city submits a letter noting Georgia has not used the 1864 act granting states two statues for Statuary Hall. Eighteen states have complied. only Virginia and Missouri from the South are represented. He laments Georgia’s absence amid postwar reconciliation efforts and repeated appeals for national unity.
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Madison Bell
Georgia
Virginia
Missouri
Washington
Old Dominion
Blair
Benton
Bell
Statuary Hall
South
Congress
Union
Georgia urged to place effigies in National Hall
The speaker urges Congress to allow erecting effigies in Statue Hall and to ensure southern representation in the national gallery. He insists Georgia, from Oglethorpe to Grady, has numerous worthy sons worthy of memorials and calls for prompt, patriotic action.
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Republic
Congress
Georgia
Qglethorpa
Grady
Bells
Fleecing of the Victims in the Klondike Dream
The Kansas City World warns against Alaskan gold rush schemes. Telegraph reports from British Columbia Seattle and Portland relay tales of vast treasure while ships and outfitting houses fleece hopeful miners. It cites grim fates for many urgent pilgrims and praises plain work in corn fields over risky scams.
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Kansas City
Telegraph
British Columbia
Seattle
Portland
United States
Klondie
Klondike
Nome City
London hotel row on Afro American delegates sparks debate
A London hotel refuses service to Afro American delegates to an Ecumenical council, prompting denials of regional blame in U S newspapers. Northern visitors defend Jim Crow sentiment, while Boston Globe and Baltimore Sun debate responsibilities and civil rights era tensions.
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London
New Groes
New England
Boston Globe
Texas
International Ecumenical Councy
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City Road
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W. Wirfield
Anglo-American Bank of New Yorks
Bishop Gaines
Europe
Richardson
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Globe
Transcript
Baltimore Sun
Congress
Fragmented Atlantic commentary on race and travel in London
A long mixed domestic and international wirepiece critiques Northern attitudes on racial equality, recounting Afro-American delegates to a world ecumenical council in London and white American resistance to hotel accommodations. It contrasts English tolerance with Northern prejudice, noting hotel refusals and broader stereotypes while touching on other era topics and quotes.
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Dixie
Iim
Perth
London
United States
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Europé
John Browns
Europe
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Middle States
Hcumenical Council
Barrera
Boniface
England
Tommy Atking
Wendell Phillips
Charles Suroner
Abraham Lincoln
Hackett
Baltimore American
Captain Parker
Bureau of Navigation
The Church in the Woodlands Recalled in Song
A reminiscence titled The Church in the Woodlands recalls a Georgia hillside church faded from activity yet remembered in lyric prose. The piece contrasts past gospel singing with present desolation, promising heaven’s benediction and the enduring memory of Zion’s songs.
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Low
Love
Zelic
Canaan
The Troubles of Brer Williams and Political Grapple
A rambled collage of dialect humor and political chatter shows Brer Williams’s drought rain misfortunes and a religious scene leading to church expulsion. The piece then shifts to political chatter about Georgia governors, Terrell’s quiet stance, and local editorials debating South versus North Georgia candidates and health rumors surrounding Turner.
Political races and rail commission talk swirl in Georgia
The piece surveys Georgia politics with notes on governor races and possible successors including Hon J Hasterlin and Hon J M Terrell. It discusses regional divides south and north and hints at South Georgia influence, plus mentions Captain L Johnson as a suggested railroad commissioner candidate.
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Wasterlin
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Herald
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Ar Hough
Turner
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Gergia
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Hon
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Larkiy
Terrell
Guerty
Hari
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Kim
Hostill
Hive Brown
Waycross Herald
L. Johnson
Rairoad
Pope Brown
Johnson
Men Scarce as Freckle Cure Theory Echoes
A Boston Herald paragraph jokes that if kissing were a cure for freckles then the seaside resorts show a surplus of women and a scarcity of men this year, reflecting social impressions from the season.
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Boston Herald
Not the Only Monopoly in Pineapples
The piece notes Marida’s potential pineapple market hold while signaling Teddy Roosevelt’s arrival. It highlights the Tillman McLaurin dispute and Mobile storm as recent events adding wind to the south, implying broader political and weather-driven currents.
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Strom
Jacksonville
Teddy Roosevelt
Baltimore American
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