Disjointed 1890s Political Rumors and Global Quips
A garbled compilation of stray political jabs and far flung notes references to Colonel Bryan Roosevelt Langley Col. Hanna and the White House. It cynically riffs on republicans democrats and international affairs with mock headlines about cannibalism Prominent figures are used in a jittery cadence signaling a satirical clipping from a bygone era.
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Hanna
Behidf of Rathbone
White House
New York Evening Post
Ciedom
Roosevelt
Panama Case Debate: Senate Faces Treaty Ratification
The Panama case stands at a critical juncture in the Senate, urging that the treaty with Panama be ratified promptly. The piece argues that Panama’s independence followed Colombia’s actions and stresses U S duties to protect the canal, urging Senators to act on conscience rather than partisan aims. It reflects a strong stance for timely ratification and U S guardianship of transit rights.
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Panama
Senate
Republic of Panama
Colombia
Department
Isthmian Canal
Bogota
Bunau-Varilla
Daniel
South Carolina
Brazil
Agerisved
Dom Pedro
Europe
United
Colon
Canal Strip
America
Republic of
Senator Hoar
New Republic
Hoer
Boston
Hale
Maine
Portland
Canadian Pacific
Grand Trunk
Tesler
Bluffing the Cotton Raiser and Southern Prices
A damaged OCR paragraph discusses cotton producers and southern residents facing possible cotton cloth price rises. It argues modest price increases would add only a few dollars annually per family, given typical consumption and regional climate stability, while noting cotton production levels.
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South
Insanity Rule Reforms Cut Delays in Georgia Executions
A Georgia article reviews the 1908 insanity law reforms, noting how the governor appoints an insanity commission to confirm sanity before execution. It cites the Lee Cribb case, where the defendant was deemed sane and executed quickly, signaling end of broad delays via insanity pleas.
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Lee Cribb
Coffee County
Georgia
Slaton of
Fulton
Supreme Court
Atlanta Spirit and Civic Feats Across Georgia News
A mosaic of Atlanta prominence appears in a string of notices from several papers. The Atlanta spirit shines as Bobby Wal thour headlines motorists and sports, while discussions on headquarters for regional departments and public works swirl through Macon and Savannah reports. A fire destroys I W Bowen’s Love avenue home in Tifton, with insurance and damage tallied, and the Bam Clyat fishing club plots a Florida trip for January.
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Macon News
Atlanta
Winder Democrat
Evan P. Howell
Cobb County Courier
Savannah Presa
Colon
Department of the Gulf
Dawson
A J Owens
St Louis
Atlanta Spirit
Columbia
Department of the Gate
United States
Tifton
Tittoo
I. W. Bowen
Love Avenue
Bowan
Carson & Banks
Florida
Christmas Times in Georgia and Yuletide Readings
A Georgia Christmas miscellany surveys holiday scenes with poems and songs about Molly, mistletoe, and fiddlers in Georgia. It recalls family warming scenes, generosity, and local humor, interwoven with verses about Christmas and faith, ending with reflections on the coming year.
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Georgy
Mary
Liza Jane
Molly
A Countryman Reports Surprising Factory Life
A visitor to a cotton factory on Decatur Street finds surprisingly cheerful workers. He notes neat dress among children and adults, care for the sick, and strong community spirit. A tale from the firm’s early days recounts a poor mother and daughter who earned trust, were shown mercy, and later shared in substantial profits, illustrating integrity and generosity behind the enterprise.
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Arkwrigat
Eystem
Atlanta
Arkwright
Cavss
Athens
Franklin College
Publc
Decatur Street
Anille
Georgia
Fim
Hunter and Loyd
Loyd
Court House
Elias
Beveral
Theis
Fim Sied
DeKalb County
State Press St Delights From The Thomanville Times Enterpr
A garbled clipping praises a state press delight while noting awkward phrases about Christmas cheer and whisky. It mentions a critic’s pose toward a Rome Tribune pastry and references Columbus Enquirer Sun noting a $1000 federal building in Americus, Georgia advancing the city.
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State Press
ST Delights
The
Thomanville Times-Enterprise
Rome Tribune
Columbus Enquirer-Sun
Federal
Americus
Georgia
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the Constitution
Euank Bowell
Rory Nobieson
Canada
Mexico
Sunny South
PY Mall
Nicmose & Holliday Constitution Building
Washington
W. A
Don HO Overbery
Nally
Blackburn
Charles S Moore
J R_ CARROLL
James T. Carter
Claude A Virgin
Eles Constitution Publishing CO
Atlanta, GA
Hoar
Russia
Japan
Korea
Manchuria
Nne
St Tefdy
Daughters of the Confederacy
Tommy Atkins
Dallas
Tex
San Domingo
Bryan
Wesy Gils
Koleer
Han Peep
Grover Cleveland
Euprema Court of
Louisiana
Indiana
Colonal Watterson
Ihs
Hell and the
Iron Works
North Carolina
Potomac
Professor Langley
Congress
Burke Cochran
Clifford Smyth
Quesches
Colomban Congress
Nea
Mr. Arkwright
Nashville
Bobby Walthour
Bobby
Jackson
Miss
Clarion Ledger
Madison Square Garden
Bremen
Constitution
News
Griffin
Klondike
McRae Enterprise
Hunnah
Walthour
Army South
Evening News
Lil Carly Head
Carly
Chris
Dickey
Ewing
Fert
Providence
Wiliams
Hallelayer
Batan
Satan
Georgia Mockingbirds
Alghin
Payson
N. Harben
Iearn
Céttle
Ings
Boozer
Columbus
Augusta
Chattanooga
Army
Dawson News
Americas
Times-Recorder
Thomasville Times-Enterprise
Santa Claus
Nick
Augusta Herald
John D. Rockefeller
Albany Herald
Calhoun County
Moh
Advent
Zion
Herigan's Edge
Bethlehem
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