New President of the Argentine
Buenos Ayres reports on the new Argentine president, Julio A. Roca, highlighting his strong leadership, boundary talks with Chile, and arms purchases. It describes Roca as a disciplined, quiet reformer with army and diplomatic credentials, and notes widespread ballot fraud in elections, with Sunday churchyard voting and multiple ballots cast by the same individuals.
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Whitehall
Allbama Btreete
Overgoverned Argentina Echoes of Corruption and Debt
FRANK G. CARPENTER reports on Argentina's centralized power under President Roca, provincial debt, and the National Bank collapse. The piece details political rings, graft in banks, lavish public works, flawed railways, biased justice, and police influence, with vivid anecdotes of loans, signatures, and official favoritism.
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Growler Club Swap Turns Hijinks Into Georgia Tale
A Georgian anecdotal piece lampoons a Jubilee growler club headed by Sarge Plunkett, describing members heckling Brown over a comedy of misfortunes from tight pants to walnut hulls. It extols Georgia’s Calhoun Farm Wallace as a model of development and notes water power sites near Peachtree creek, urging pride and progress rather than club politics.
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Myre
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Patra
Ody
A Narrow Escape From Consumption
Ada E B Hert of Groton 8 D writes of a grave lung illness that began as a cough and progressed to consumption. After doctors gave up, she believed in faith and tried Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds, taking eight bottles and claiming a cure and gratitude to God.
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Franklin Co
N.Y
Mra
Ada EB. Hert
Groton
King
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